61. UI .: Journalism & Mass Media The school of Journalism and Mass media also helps to idaho and the region through its affiliations with Northwest Public Radio and idaho Public Television http://www.uidaho.edu/class/units/jour/over.html

OVERVIEW Overview Degrees Courses Faculty ... Contact OVERVIEW Students with degrees from the School of Journalism and Mass Media pursue careers with advertising agencies, radio and television stations and networks, film and video production companies, cable and satellite operations, newspapers and other print and online media, public relations firms, and as media specialists in non-profit agencies, private corporations and within the government. Graduates also pursue advanced degrees. The School of Journalism and Mass Media provides theoretical and professional preparation in mass communication fields and also functions as an academic unit of the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences to provide media courses to students in other fields of study and university general education core courses. The school offers B.A. and B.S. degrees in Advertising, Journalism, Public Relations, and Radio/TV/Digital Media Production. All of the programs provide students with preparation for careers and graduate study.

62. University Of Idaho School Of Communication Journalism, advertising, public relations and radio/TV/digital media production to a new entity, the school of Journalism Mass media. http://www.uidaho.edu/LS/Comm/

location = "http://www.class.uidaho.edu/jamm/" College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION 201 Shoup Hall Phone: 208-885-6458 PO Box 441072 Fax: 208-885-6450 Moscow ID 83844-1072 Toll free: 888-884-3246, ext. 6458 Chris Campbell , Director Marc Skinner , Ass't. to the Director Karin Clifford , Administrative Assistant School of Communication faculty and staff Press release: UI SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION TAKES FIRST STEP TO REORGANIZE Journalism, advertising, public relations and radio/TV/digital media production to a new entity, the Photography, digital imaging, web design and comm graphics to the Department of Art and Design Department of Psychology and Communication Studies Film to the Department of Theatre and Film FAQs about the reorganization of the School of Communication The third annual Moscow Kino Digital Media Festival will showcase Northwest student-based projects at the historic Kenworthy Theatre May 2 and 3, 2003. The festival is a unique opportunity for aspiring digital media artists to present their work in a diverse university community. Categories include short, documentary, narrative, animation, music video, adventure sports. Submissions must be received by April 18. Click on the image to the right to link to the Moscow Kino website! Register, check grades, faculty web interface

63. Communications And Journalism media Studies University of idaho, school of Communication Denise Adjunct Professor, school of Communications of Film, Television and media Studies, University http://www.cies.org/vsdir02/Comm12.htm

Communications and Journalism Abdallah, Najah Lecturer, Faculty of Economic Science, Lebanese University, Achrafieh, Lebanon Research: The Social and Economic Effects of Communication Technologies Georgetown University, Communication, Culture and Technology Program, Washington, DC, c/o Dr. Linda Garcia June 2002 - December 2002; June 2003 - September 2003 Bajomi-Lazar, Peter Associate Professor, Department of Communication, Kodolanyi University College, Szekesfehervar, Hungary Lecturing and Research: Journalistic Self-Regulation in the United States University of North CarolinaChapel Hill, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Chapel Hill, NC, c/o Prof. Robert L. Stevenson

64. Michigan IMC Home of federal legislation that would give undocumented high school students the Photos by media Mouse from A genie must have been at the Breslin Center that day http://michiganimc.org/

65. Tennessee Independent Media Center Home The two discussed the school of the Americas (renamed Firebrand isn’t just a community center, it will be a home for regional independent media, a kitchen http://www.tnimc.org/

66. Tennessee Independent Media Center Feature/1954 at your colleague on the Board of Visitors and say ‘this school you’re They’re not getting any media attention.” When this journalist asked Rials about http://www.tnimc.org/feature/display/1954/index.php

67. Media Center idaho State University media Center http://www.isu.edu/departments/media/disted/cable.html

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68. America's Promise : Media Center media Center Press Releases AP Releases OFFICE DEPOT staying organized throughout the school year. http://www.americaspromise.org/media/releasedetail.cfm?prID=110

69. Catholic Idaho -- Roman Catholic Diocese Of Boise -- Idaho Catholic Appeal The idaho Catholic Appeal (formerly called the Catholic Schools Adult Ministries Campus Ministries Youth Family Catechesis Resource Library and media Center. http://www.catholicidaho.org/ica.cfm

IDAHO CATHOLIC APPEAL 303 Federal Way Boise, ID 83705 Phone: Director 345-6031 Coordinator 342-1311 Fax: 342-0224 Director: Jim Hughes , Email: jhughes@ccidaho.org 4202 W Emerald St Boise, ID, 83706 Coordinator: Stephanie Raper , Email: sraper@rcdb.org 303 Federal Way Boise, ID, 83705 Make an On-line Contribution to the Idaho Catholic Appeal As Catholics we are called to a part of the One Body in Christ. This calling goes beyond serving the needs of individual parishes in our local area, and ourselves. We are called to serve the statewide, national and universal church as part of one, holy, catholic and apostolic community. We are called to build a church that teaches and nourishes its many and varied people both young and old, into a faith-based fellowship centered on the teachings of Jesus. We are reminded of this call to respond to the needs of the broader church by the words of St. Paul: So then, while we have the opportunity, let us do good to all, but especially to those who belong to the family of faith.

70. Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center: Home as teen sexuality, radical christianity and public school budget planning Contreras Baspineiro, translation by Irlandesa, Chiapas Independent media Center, 05/11 http://www.ucimc.org/

Printed from Urbana-Champaign IMC : http://www.ucimc.org/ Check out our Capital Campaign! Search Advanced Search Media Centers www.indymedia.org africa ambazonia canarias nigeria south africa canada alberta hamilton maritimes montreal ... winnipeg east asia japan qc europe andorra antwerpen athens austria ... west vlaanderen latin america argentina bolivia brasil chiapas ... uruguay oceania adelaide aotearoa brisbane jakarta ... sydney south asia india mumbai united states arizona arkansas atlanta austin ... western mass west asia beirut israel palestine [process] discussion fbi/legal updates indymedia faq mailing lists ... volunteer [projects] oceania print radio satellite tv ... video This site made manifest by dadaIMC software the friendly folks of AcornActiveMedia.com home features publish an article ... Create or login to a User account? All sections News Commentary Announcement Review Interview All categories Agriculture Animal Rights Arts Children Drugs Economy Education Environment Gender and Sexuality Globalization Government Secrecy Health Housing International Relations Iraq Israel / Palestine Labor Latin America Media Miscellaneous Nukes Peace Political-Economy Prisons Protest Activity Regime Right Wing UCIMC Urban Development Commentary :: Political-Economy The Legacy of the Reagan Years by CH Email: choyle (nospam) insightbb.com

71. Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center: Feature/7551 here, says Mark Goodman of the Student Press Law Center, is that college students have no more rights than high school students in school media and other http://www.ucimc.org/feature/display/7551/index.php

Printed from Urbana-Champaign IMC : http://www.ucimc.org/ Check out our Capital Campaign! Search Advanced Search Media Centers www.indymedia.org africa ambazonia canarias nigeria south africa canada alberta hamilton maritimes montreal ... winnipeg east asia japan qc europe andorra antwerpen athens austria ... west vlaanderen latin america argentina bolivia brasil chiapas ... uruguay oceania adelaide aotearoa brisbane jakarta ... sydney south asia india mumbai united states arizona arkansas atlanta austin ... western mass west asia beirut israel palestine [process] discussion fbi/legal updates indymedia faq mailing lists ... volunteer [projects] oceania print radio satellite tv ... video This site made manifest by dadaIMC software the friendly folks of AcornActiveMedia.com home features publish an article ... Email this Feature First Amendment Case Headed To Federal Court In Illinois Current rating: by Jon Pike No verified email address 06 Sep 2002 A First Amendment battle is headed to federal court in Illinois. At stake is how much control college administrators will have over student college newspapers. Staff members of the Governor's State University Innovator say that college officials exercised unconstitutional prior restraint over the newspaper. Organizations that fight for the First Amendment rights of student newspapers, like the Illinois College Association and the Student Press Law Center , say that if the staff of the Innovator loses their battle then college administrators will have the same powers over college papers that the US Supreme Court gave high school administrators in a 1989 case that originated in the St. Louis Area: Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier.

72. State Of Idaho - Proclamation Idaho School Volunteer Appreciation Week WHEREAS, idaho school Volunteers are advocates of children, in a partnership with schools, parents, community and business leaders, to support the educational http://www2.state.id.us/gov/mediacenter/proc/proc02/procapril/Proc_school_volunt

Executive Department State of Idaho The Office of the Governor Proclamation State Capitol Boise WHEREAS, the State of Idaho strives to provide a healthy, supportive, and involved community for children where they may grow and develop into successful, self-assured, and productive citizens; and WHEREAS, the future success and well-being of our children, and our state, largely depends upon a quality education; and WHEREAS, Idaho School Volunteers are advocates of children, in a partnership with schools, parents, community and business leaders, to support the educational process and student success; and WHEREAS, we thank the thousands of Idaho school volunteers, representing all factions of our community, i.e., parents. Senior citizens, business leaders, employees, college students, civil servants, secular, retired educators, higher education, military, professional, and civic organizations for giving their time and resources; NOW, THEREFORE, I, DIRK KEMPTHORNE, Governor of the State of Idaho, do hereby proclaim April 15 through 19, 2002 to be IDAHO SCHOOL VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION WEEK in Idaho.

73. IHFA - Media Center - News Releases - May 2001 3rd place in media Kits;; 3rd place in Newsletter This year’s idaho Press Club Awards received 1,051 A representative from the Utah Schools Public Relations http://www.ihfa.org/media/2001/05_23_01.asp

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Release Date: May 23, 2001 Contact: Julie Robinson Public and Media Relations Officer IHFA Garners Record Number of Idaho Press Club Awards BOISE - The Idaho Housing and Finance Association received a record eight awards from the 2000 Idaho Press Club Awards competition, IHFA officials announced. This is the sixth consecutive year that IHFA’s Communications Department has participated in the competition, and the most awards given to the Association. IHFA competed in the Public Relations category with other Idaho companies and agencies, receiving: 1st place for IHFA’s 2000 Annual Report 1st place in Media Kit for the 2000 Idaho Governor’s Conference on Housing 1st place in Newsletter for HomeSense newsletter; 2nd place in News Releases 3rd place in Script Writing 3rd place in Media Kits 3rd place in Newsletter ; and 3rd place for Web Site This year’s Idaho Press Club Awards received 1,051 total entries. A representative from the Utah Schools Public Relations Association judged entries in the Public Relations division based on reader/viewer interest, originality, technical/writing excellence, fitting category criteria, impact of story lead and writing style. Web sites were judged by Brian Bishop, web editor of the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Wisconsin. Other divisions of competition included Daily and Weekly Newspaper, Magazine, Television, Radio, Student and Arts in Idaho.

74. STATE BOARD MEETING SCHEDULED IN COEUR D'ALENE Charter school Rules The Board will be given an update on the rule for charter legislation signed by the Governor on idaho Water Center Lease - The http://www.idahoboardofed.org/press_releases/04_20_04.asp

Academic Affairs Board Members Board Meetings Board Overview ... Technology April 20, 2004 STATE BOARD MEETING SCHEDULED IN COEUR D'ALENE BOISE - The Idaho State Board of Education will meet April 22 and April 23, at North Idaho College in Coeur d 'Alene. Prior to the meetings, the State Board’s Limited English Proficient (LEP) subcommittee will meet April 21 at 1 p.m., at the North Idaho College Student Union Building, Driftwood Bay Room. Agenda items include an update on the new federal flexibility guidelines for LEP students, as well as a report on federal and state fund allocations. Joe St. John, principal of Lakeside Elementary in the Plummer/Worley School District will also give a presentation on how the district helps its LEP students. Members of this committee include community members as well as State Board members Blake Hall, Rod Lewis, Paul Agidius and Dr. Marilyn Howard. State Board meetings will be held at the NIC Student Union Building in the Lake Coeur d'Alene room. Meetings will start both days at 8 a.m. Thursday the executive session begins at 8 a.m., in the Blue Creek Room. Following the executive session, the Board will begin hearing items on the agenda. A list of agenda highlights is included below: Dr. Angel Ramos hearing - Ramos, superintendent of the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind, has been on paid administrative leave since August 2003. The Board will hear attorney presentations pertaining to proposed personnel action.

75. Idaho State Board Of Education Addresses Several Issues At Its May Meeting media ADVISORY FOR IMmediaTE RELEASE. Board President Blake Hall assigned a subcommittee to look at charter schools in the State of idaho and prepare a http://www.idahoboardofed.org/press_releases/05_23_03.asp

Academic Affairs Board Members Board Meetings Board Overview ... Technology MEDIA ADVISORY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 23, 2003 For more information contact: Allison McClintick, 332-1591 or amcclintick@osbe.state.id.us Idaho State Board of Education Addresses Several Issues at its May Meeting The Idaho State Board of Education considered several items on a full agenda at its May meeting, which typically is reserved for a retreat and strategic planning. Highlights from the day included: Discussion on charter schools - At the April meeting, Board President Blake Hall assigned a subcommittee to look at charter schools in the State of Idaho and prepare a report to be submitted to the Governor. At yesterday's meeting, Laird Stone, Board member and chair of the subcommittee, gave an update and said a full report will be ready for the December 2003 meeting. The Board listened to presentations regarding charter school issues that may require a solution before the end of the year. Mr. Stone said his committee will consider the issues and, where necessary, have recommendations for short-term solutions at the next meeting. University of Idaho affiliation with the Sun Belt Conference - After much thought and deliberation, the Board voted, 5-3, to authorize the president of the University of Idaho, or his designee, to pursue and accept an invitation as an all-sports member of the Sun Belt Conference.

76. Child Welfare League Of America: Advocacy: State Fact Sheets A worker in idaho earning the minimum federal US Department of Education, National Center for Education Public school student, staff, and graduate counts by http://www.cwla.org/advocacy/statefactsheets/2000/idaho.htm

Home Advocacy State Fact Sheets for 2003 State Fact Sheets for 2000 Idaho's Children State Population (1998) State Population under 18 (1998) State Poverty Rate (1998) Poverty Rate for Children Ages 5-17 (1998) Child Abuse and Neglect In 1997, 32,522 children were reported abused or neglected in Idaho, an increase of 136.6% from 1990. Six children died as a result of abuse or neglect in 1998. In 1996, 827 children in Idaho lived apart from their families in out-of-home care, an increase of 50.9% since 1990. In 1998, public child welfare agencies in Idaho placed 4656 children into adoptive homes, a 10021.7% increase since 1995. Child Health According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 62,692 Idaho children are not covered by health insurance throughout the year, and 89,361 Idaho children are enrolled in Medicaid, SCHIP and other state sponsored programs. In 1995, 37% of births in Idaho were paid for by Medicaid. In 1996, there were 3,670 pregnancies to 15-19 year old Idaho young women. Sixty percent of the 2,486 births to these young women were out-of-wedlock.

77. Nieer.org - State Databank - Idaho idaho early education programs. Public school preK programs national survey of states. National Center for Early Learning and Development, University of North http://nieer.org/states/state.php?StateID=ID

78. Councilidaho.net; Council, Idaho's Official Homepage Economic Development, Council, idaho Businesses; Council, idaho Schools and Council, idaho City. foot media center will be home to everything aspiring TV http://councilidaho.net/index.cfm?TopicIDList=0,50,51&Display=1

79. U.S. Congressman Mike Simpson - 2nd District Of Idaho It was founded as The College of idaho on October 7 The school moved from downtown to its present site in recently added a $3 million student center, $6 million http://www.house.gov/simpson/id-colleges.shtml

Skip over navigation Contact Webmaster Search Site: About Idaho Colleges and Universities in Idaho Idaho offers the best in higher education for an affordable price. Idaho has great diversity among our higher education institutions: varying from state-sponsored to private and religious schools, making post-secondary education accessible for all of Idaho's students. Some of the nation's finest institutions reside within our state's borders. I am proud to be associated with schools that set such high standards and students that rise to the occasion. Idaho schools develop strong partnerships with local businesses and government agencies. Because of Idaho's emphasis on these programs, students are able to receive hands-on experience in a wide range of fields. Idaho State University Idaho State University is a state institution at Pocatello, a metropolitan area of about 55,000 nestled in the mountains of southeastern Idaho. ISU's top-flight academic programs include: Nationally recognized courses of study in business, pharmacy, and the health professions

80. McGraw-Hill Construction - Intermountain Construction – Utah, Idaho level building that has classrooms, a kitchen and media center. Phase three is under way as well and involves remodeling and renovation of the existing school. http://intermountain.construction.com/features/archive/0307_DixieHS.asp

Work Centers Resource Center Project Center Product Center Equipment Center Career Center International Center News Center Our Sites NATIONAL SITES: Construction.com Architectural Record Design Build ENR Dodge Sweets Regional Publications REGIONAL SITES: California Construction Colorado Construction Intermountain Contractor Louisiana Contractor Mid-Atlantic Construction Midwest Construction New York Construction Northwest Construction South Central Construction Southeast Construction Southwest Contractor Texas Construction OAS_AD('Top'); subscriptions advertise careers contact us ... my account writeButton(document.URL,document.URL,"_self") navimage("", location.href); Features Current Features Past Features print this page e-mail this page subscribe Feature Story - July 2003 Dixie High School A little over two years ago, Dixie High School added a new performing arts building. Today, the school is awaiting the completion of two additional phases of construction. Phase two, which is scheduled for completion next summer, includes a three-level building that has classrooms, a kitchen and media center. Phase three is under way as well and involves remodeling and renovation of the existing school.

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