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Electronic Media Conference 98 URL: http://netvet.wustl.edu/em98.htm EM98 Presentations and Speakers June 18-19, 1998, St. Louis, MO (Presentations and Speaker email addresses are protected for privacy reasons. To access, username = em98; password = em98) Program Committee AALAS - American Association for Laboratory Animal Science MAABRE - Mid-Continent Association for Agriculture, Biomedical Research and Education Monsanto - Monsanto NIH OPRR - NIH Office for Protection from Research Risks PMI Feeds - Lab Diets - Mazuri Ralston Purina - Ralston Purina Pet Care Center St. Louis U - Saint Louis University Home Page U Missouri - University of Missouri-Columbia Health Sciences Center Wash U - Washington University School of Medicine Sponsors NIH OPRR - NIH Office for Protection from Research Risks AALAS - American Association for Laboratory Animal Science Wash U - Washington University School of Medicine Topics Electronic Grants NIH OER - Office of Extramural Research - Grants NIH ERA - NIH Electronic Research Administration Community of Science - Community of Science FinanceNet - Inter-Agency Electronic Grants Committee - FinanceNet

84. Marshall Space Flight Center News Release 99-064 Illinois University in Carbondale; Southwest missouri State University in and Spring Valley High school in Columbia Berg of the Marshall media Relations Office http://www1.msfc.nasa.gov/NEWSROOM/news/releases/1999/99-064.html

Back to News Release Index For Release: April 17, 1999 Jerry Berg Media Relations Office Jerry.Berg@msfc.nasa.gov http://www.msfc.nasa.gov/news RELEASE: 99-0 Click here for Photos Kansas College and Missouri High School Are Winners In 6 th Annual 'Great Moonbuggy Race' When the "moon dust" had settled Saturday, teams from Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, Kan., and Graff Career Center in Springfield, Mo., were winners in the 6 th Annual "Great Moonbuggy Race" in Huntsville, Ala. The Pittsburg State number 4 team, winner in the college division, will receive a trip to NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Fla., to view a Space Shuttle launch. Plaques were awarded to Arizona State University's number 2 team, from Tempe, and the number 2 team from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, the second- and third-place college teams. Monterey High School's number 2 team from Monterey, La., and Eastlake High School in Chula Vista, Calif., were the second- and third-place winners in the high school division; they also will receive plaques. The best design award went to the College of New Jersey in Ewing in the college division, and Graff Career Center in the high school division.

85. MU School Of Journalism: Career Center 1, Research/ Writing Interns missouri Department of Economic Hall or contact the J-school. American; Marketing Assistant - Terracon; media Relations Internship http://www.journalism.missouri.edu/careers/

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86. Missouri School Of Journalism: Betty Winfield professor in the Harry S Truman school of Public Affairs. Before coming to missouri, she was a professor of 1991) and the Gannett Center for media and Politics http://www.journalism.missouri.edu/faculty-staff/winfieldb.html

Thursday - June 10, 2004 More Search Options Prospective Students Current Students Alumni ... Contact the J-School Betty Winfield Professor, Editorial (News-Editorial sequence) University of Missouri Curators' Professor 113A Walter Williams Hall Missouri School of Journalism Columbia, MO 65211-1200 Phone: 573-882-5639 Fax: 573-884-5302 E-mail: Invidividual e-mail addresses are only viewable by browsers that support JavaScript, in order to prevent spammers from harvesting these addresses from our site. If you'd like the e-mail address of an MU faculty or staff member, please visit the MU People Finder form, or write us at journalism@missouri.edu . If you write us, please include the URL of the page in question. We apologize for the inconvenience. Classes: media and politics, mass media history, qualitative research methods, doctoral pro-seminar on theory and methods BETTY HOUCHIN WINFIELD has been a member of the Missouri School of Journalism faculty since 1990. A specialist in political communication, Winfield is also an adjunct professor in the university's Department of Political Science and an affiliated professor in the Harry S Truman School of Public Affairs. Before coming to Missouri, she was a professor of Communication and American Studies at Washington State University. She has had post-doctoral fellowships at the Shorenstein Center for Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University (1991) and the Gannett Center for Media and Politics at Columbia University (1988-1989). Winfield has written three books and seven book chapters, including

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88. DOH School And Daycare Center Resources DOH online media center Some media require an Acrobat file viewer. Other community, state and national resources. Of interest to school health and child health http://www.co.st-louis.mo.us/doh/schlhome.html

School and Day Care Resources Welcome, school nurses and day care providers! You'll find links to the most useful information for Saint Louis County schools and day care providers on this page. If you don't find what you need or would like more information, please email Dr. Susan Lukwago or call her at School and Daycare News: NEW: Read the September 2003 Lead Nurses Meeting Newsletter , for nurses in Saint Louis County who work in daycare and school health. Previous newsletters. You need MS Word to view these documents. September 2003 August 2003 July 2003 June 2003 ... November 2001 Read about DOH's consultation and training services for day care operations in Saint Louis County. Read the County's Home Day Care Licensing Code Strictly FYI: DOH's biological terrorism information page. Resources for Communicable Disease Control: To report a problem, call Saint Louis County DOH, CDC Office, at Or send us an email. Communicable disease control overview. Childhood immunization schedule; where to get immunizations. Fact sheets about specific diseases ... Lead poisoning prevention National CDC/Atlanta quick-links: CDC Home Page - Atlanta CDC National Immunization Program Information and Referral page.

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90. The Holocaust: Resistance Movements Social Studies In Social Studies, students in missouri public schools will acquire done in language arts, social studies, and the library media center. http://www.trumanlibrary.org/whistlestop/teacher_lessons/Holocaust/holocaust.htm

The Holocaust: Resistance Movements PROJECT WHISTLESTOP "SHOW ME" LEARNING UNIT Unit Design Based on Show Me Learning Goals: Show Me Learning Definition TEACHER: Jill McComas, Library Media Specialist SCHOOL: Moreland Ridge Middle School Blue Springs R-IV GRADE FOCUS: Grade 6 TIME FRAME: Six class periods Show-Me Standards Covered: Goal 1 Students in Missouri public schools will acquire the knowledge and skills to gather, analyze and apply information and ideas. Students will demonstrate within and integrate across all content areas the ability to: 2. conduct research to answer questions and evaluate information and ideas 4. use technological tools and other resources to locate, select and organize information 8. organize data, information and ideas into useful forms (includingcharts, graphs, outlines) for analysis or presentation Goal 2 Students in Missouri public schools will acquire the knowledge and skills to communicate effectively within and beyond the classroom. Students will demonstratewithin and integrate across all content areas the ability to: 1. plan and make written, oral and visual presentations for a variety of purposes and audiences

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Beneficiaries of Lottery Proceeds Join Now! My Preferences Winning Numbers Numbers Games ... Contact Us $2 Billion Transfer Where the $ Goes Proceeds Top $2 Billion Beneficiaries by Region What is $2B? FY04 Proceed Allocations Higher Education Feature Story Annual Report The Missouri Lottery has contributed more than $2 billion to Missouri schools since July 1993! This section tells you more about how the money is spent on programs in general and by region. Missouri Lottery Public Education Beneficiaries Programs (General and Regional (fiscal years funded follow) Department of Elementary and Secondary (DESE) General Programs: A+ Schools Program (02, 03) Administration costs (98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03) Assessment Center (94) Capital improvements (95) Career Ladder (95, 96)

92. Developing Educational Standards - Library Media and budgets; various library media standards; and Minnesota The Minneapolis Public Schools has placed many of missouri The Curriculum Services portion of the http://edstandards.org/StSu/Library.html

93. Missouri Center For The Book Reading and discussion series in libraries, schools, and other programs will feature works by missouri authors or well as products in nonprint media that focus http://books.missouri.org/

Authors Directory Missouri Author E-views Letters About Literature Contest News and Events ... Missouri Library Directory book illustrators, booksellers, publishers, librarians, and others involved in the literary arts. The Missouri Center is an affiliate of the national Center for the Book in the Library of Congress, which was established by law in 1977 to strengthen and celebrate the vital role of books, reading, and libraries in the cultural life of the nation. Headquartered at the Missouri State Library in Jefferson City, the Center is governed by a board of directors composed of authors, publishers, librarians, editors, and community leaders. The board develops programs and plans activities that stimulate public interest in books and reading. Missouri Authors Book Collection Traveling Exhibits The Center compiles exhibits (upon request) from the Missouri Authors Book Collection for use by schools, libraries, and community groups and institutions. For more information, call the Center at 573-751-2680 (in Missouri, 1-800-325-0131 ext. 8). Future Projects In the next few years, the Center will emphasize public programming and publications. Among these projects are:

94. UMKC Media Guide UMKC Office of media Relations (816) (816) 2351576. Leadership David Renz, director (816) (816) 235-2305 missouri Center for Safe Schools Patricia Henley http://www.umkc.edu/sites/media/appendix.html

UMKC Office of Media Relations (816) (816) 235-1576 DIRECTORY OF CENTERS Applied Language Institute Monica Mingucci, director Berkley Child and Development Center Amy Wolf, director Center for Academic Development Deanna Martin, director Center for Direct Marketing and Research Rick Stillwell, director of executive education, Bloch School of Business Center for Economic Information Peter Eaton, director Center for Environmental Studies Syed Hasan, director Center for International Business John Cleek, director Center for Pharmaceutical Technology Lester Chafetz, director Center for Professional Writing James McKinley, director Center for Religious Studies Joseph Schultz, director Center for Small Business and Entrepreneurship David Bodde, director Center for Studies in Higher Order Literacy Anthony Manzo, director Center for Telecomputing Research Richard Hetherington, director Center for the Study of Metropolitan Problems in Education Eugene Eubanks, director Center on Aging Studies Linda Breytspraak, director Drug Information Center Patrick Bryant, director

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96. Division Of School Improvement - Curriculum http://dese.mo.gov/divimprove/curriculum/lmcindex.htm

Home Division of School Improvement Curriculum Library Media Center Some documents are available in .pdf A Note on Downloading PDF Files **Show-Me the Connection to Student Achievement Regional Meetings** Find out how libraries impact student achievement. Standards for Missouri School Library Media Centers includes worksheets and quantity tables Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) School Library Media Standards Handbook (pdf) Sample Core Data web page Letter to Superintendents and LMSs 2003 (pdf) (pdf) (pdf) Media and Technology Newsletters Show Me Connection: How School Library Media Center Services Impact Student Achievement (Missouri Study) Show Me Connection: Power Point Third-Cycle MSIP Documents (pdf) 2003 Expenditures and Collection Quantities (pdf) County-District Code [6 digit number in ( )] Financial information for library expenditures and collection quantities by school ... National Literacy Standards: Information Power Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Division of School Improvement - Curriculum Services Email: webreplyimprcurr@dese.mo.gov

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