21. Nebraska Online Education And Distance Learning Courses nebraska Online education. KennedyWestern University - general Area.Online degree programs designed for busy professionals. Established http://www.online-education.net/nebraska_schools.html

@import url("./online_education.css"); Nebraska Online Education Kennedy-Western University - General Area Online degree programs designed for busy professionals. Established in 1984, Kennedy-Western University offers self-paced degree programs designed specifically for the mid-career professional. Since there is no formal classroom attendance required, students can complete their coursework as their personal and professional commitments allow. Degree Programs: Kennedy-Western University's recognized degree programs span the realms of business and industry. Degrees are available at the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate levels. Currently, Kennedy-Western offers the following bachelor programs: Business Administration, Executive Business Administration, Human Resource Management, International Business Administration, Management And Leadership, Finance, E-Business/E-Commerce, Health Administration, Computer Science, Management Of Technology, Management Information Systems, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Management, Environmental Engineering, General Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Quality Control, Safety Engineering Student Services: Tutorial assistance, moderated live online chat sessions, online discussion boards, and Kennedy-Western University's proprietary online testing software all serve to provide the student with added value. In addition, students are paired with a qualified Student Services Advisor, whose expert advice helps to facilitate students through their program.

22. Western Nebraska Community College Enrollment Information The general education requirements for associate degrees at Western nebraska CommunityCollege are consistent with the College s philosophy, role, and mission http://www.wncc.net/general/genedreq.html

WNCC General Education Requirements The general education requirements for associate degrees at Western Nebraska Community College are consistent with the College's philosophy, role, and mission which state that all students should demonstrate competencies which would allow them to seek higher education, participate as an active member in society or achieve responsible careers in a contemporary work environment. More specifically, students in career-oriented areas should be able to communicate, to calculate, evaluate, and to understand the social and scientific implications of the world around them. Students seeking transfer to a baccalaureate program should complete a general education requirement which is broad in scope and requires an in-depth level of inquiry. The College recognizes that student learning goals may change during a lifetime; therefore, the general education requirement for all degrees is collegiate in nature and, as such, should provide an academic foundation for lifelong learning. It is designed to meet students at their levels of ability and assist them in attaining collegiate levels of performance. Not all students come to the College prepared for this level of endeavor. Developmental courses, therefore, are provided to assist the student in gaining the requisite skills necessary to be successful in a work or collegiate setting.

23. Western Nebraska Community College Role And Mission Statement programs, Adult Basic education, general education Development (GED Adult Continuingeducation Including careerrelated Legislature, State of nebraska 1993, (LB http://www.wncc.net/cataloginfo/role-mission.html

Role and Mission Western Nebraska Community College shall be a student-centered, open-access institution primarily devoted to quality instruction and public service, providing counseling and other student services intended to promote the success of a diverse student population, particularly those who have been traditionally under served in other educational settings. Western Nebraska Community College, individually and collectively, shall provide the following instructional and service priorities: Applied Technology Education Including Associate of Applied Science degrees (AAS), diplomas, certificates, professional skills awards, and course work to qualify individuals for entry into employment or to enable individuals to remain current, to upgrade skills, or to acquire new skills; Transfer Education Including liberal arts and sciences associate degrees (AA and AS) comprising course work which is comparable to the course work of the first two years of a bachelor’s degree program and applied technology degrees comprising course work which may be applicable to the course work of the first two years of a bachelor’s degree program; Developmental Education Including remedial programs, developmental programs, Adult Basic Education, General Education Development (GED) preparation, English Literary Programs (ELP), and refresher courses;

24. The DRM Regional Resource Directory: Nebraska Disabilities See also Children, general, MultiService Diabetes American DiabetesAssociation - Serving nebraska National Resources education See also http://www.disabilityresources.org/NEBRASKA.html

Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM Regional Resources Directory (States) Nebraska - The Cornhusker State Updated 2/2002 State Index About / Hints / Link General See also Developmental Disabilities Multi-Service Agencies Nebraska Health and Human Services System (HHS) - Disability Programs Nebraska Resource Referral System Advocacy and Legal Rights ADA Project (Great Plains Disability Business and Technical Assistance Center) Nebraska Client Assistance Program (CAP) National Resources Aging AARP in Nebraska ElderWeb - Nebraska Nebraska Health and Human Services System (HHS) - Nebraska Aging Services Nebraska Health and Human Services System (HHS) - Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities ... National Resources AIDS/HIV Nebraska AIDS Project Allergy and Asthma See also Respiratory Disorders National Resources Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Alzheimer's Association - Lincoln/Greater Nebraska Chapter National Resources Arthritis Arthritis Foundation - Nebraska Directory National Resources Arts VSA Arts Nebraska National Resources Assistive Technology High Plains Regional Technology in Education Consortium Nebraska Assistive Technology Partnership Nebraska Educational Assistive Technology (NEAT) Center RCAT - Resource Center for Assistive Technology REEL (Recycled Equipment Exchange Listing) National Resources Autism Asperger's Syndrome Support Group Autism Society of Nebraska FEAT (Families for Early Autism Treatment) of Nebraska National Resources Blindness and Visual Impairments

25. University Of Nebraska-Lincoln - General Education Requirements University of nebraska Lincoln Transfer Guide. Universityof nebraska - Lincoln Course Equivalency Links. http://www.northeastcollege.com/TG_unl.html

26. University Of Nebraska - Kearney - General Education Requirements University of nebraska Kearney Transfer Guide. UN-K Course Equivalency Links Allcourses with a grade of C or better transfer as general elective credit. http://www.northeastcollege.com/TG_unk.html

27. UNK - College Of Education - HPERLS general Physical education. Master Teacher of Physical education. Graduate OfficeHome Page. copyright 20012003 University of nebraska at Kearney Comments? http://www.unk.edu/acad/hperls/home.html

Communication Disorders Counseling and School Psychology Educational Administration HPERLS ... Teacher Education Contact Information: Address HPERLS Cushing Room 129 Kearney, NE 68849 Phone Request information: By completing our online form HPERLS Welcome to the Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Leisure Studies Department. We hope this web page provides you with a clear snapshot of our mission, degree programs, research foci, and service activities. Our faculty members strive to guarantee students a top quality, innovative and relevant educational experience. While teaching is central to our mission, our faculty afford equal importance to nurturing of skills associated with problem solving, decision making, and communication. We welcome the opportunity to prepare young professionals of the 21st century. We believe that our instructional programs generate new ideas and new opportunities for our profession and our students. We invite you to discover your future at UNK!

28. University Of Nebraska At Kearney Graduate Studies further education, and responsible citizenship. It seeks primarily to serve theneeds of nebraska through the operation of baccalaureate general academic and http://www.unk.edu/acad/gradstudies/gradcatalog/generalinfo.html

Academics Search Campus Map Site Map General Information The University of Nebraska at Kearney As a public state-supported institution serving approximately 6,400 students, the University of Nebraska at Kearney provides a broad educational, research and service function to the citizens of the State of Nebraska. It asserts this responsibility by pursuing those aspects of higher education that deal with the preservation of all knowledge as well as the dissemination and the application of knowledge. Thus, the University provides opportunity for enrichment of the individual intellectually, culturally, artistically and emotionally. In light of this, the University continues to evaluate and determine its education, research and services in order to establish criteria and assign priorities as it selects the most suitable activities in these areas for a modern society. Located in the heart of Nebraska’s Platte River Valley, the community of Kearney is the agricultural, commercial, medical, educational and cultural center of a large mid-state area. It is the fifth largest city in the state with a population of 29,000. Being on “America’s Main Street” - Interstate 80 - makes it a popular stopping place for thousands of travelers, and it has an abundance of good restaurants, lodging facilities and entertainment. The humidity is low, the winters are not too harsh, and the falls and springs are delightful. Mission Statement The University of Nebraska at Kearney is Nebraska's public, residential university that is distinguished by its commitment to be the state's premier institution of undergraduate education. It aims to graduate persons who know the accomplishments of civilizations and disciplined thought, and are prepared for productive careers, further education, and responsible citizenship. It seeks primarily to serve the needs of Nebraska through the operation of baccalaureate general academic and professional degree programs, and programs of graduate instruction, research, and public service, as authorized by the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska. The undergraduate and graduate programs are complementary and synergistic, and both are essential in the identity and mission of the university.

29. Adult Education - Concordia University Nebraska and classes to ensure completion of all general education and elective ConcordiaUniversity nebraska • 800 North Columbia Avenue • Seward, nebraska 68434 http://www.cune.edu/adultedu/generalinfo.htm

Home Adult Education Department of Lifelong Learning General Information Accelerated Degree Program On-site courses Online courses ... WebCT The Department of Lifelong Learning is dedicated to helping adults continue their learning by offering educational programs developed specifically for working professionals. Obtaining a college degree is not only a dream for many adults, but also a necessity in order to succeed and advance in the professional world. The Concordia University Degree Completion Program, a Lifelong Learning program, is a way for adults to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Management while continuing to work and maintain a family and social life. From the time you first inquire and consider our program, we will work closely with you – all the way through registration, course planning and classes to ensure completion of all general education and elective requirements. Our goal is to see you graduate!

30. Catalog - Concordia University Nebraska Elementary education students are required to take Art 101 general Studies 8-10hours. Concordia University nebraska • 800 North Columbia Avenue • Seward http://www.cune.edu/catalog02-03/programsofstudy.htm

Home Academics Catalog Academic Year Calendar ... Campus Map Programs of Study General Education Component of All Programs Bachelor of Science in Education Program Liberal Arts Program Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs ... Pre-Professional Study The General Education Component of All Programs English-Communications-Theatre Arts Requirements Health and Human Performance Requirements Theology Requirements General Studies The general education component of Concordia’s curricula is a basic liberal education that seeks to broaden and develop people who are socially and religiously sensitive, who see the interrelatedness of learning between the disciplines, who are culturally aware, physically and intellectually rounded and more capable of coping with the demands of life. Within the hours required for graduation each student completes a program of 42 hours of general education. Note, however, that the university faculty has approved a plan for revising the general education component that will be implemented in stages over the next two years. Students must work closely with their advisors to assure that they are applying the proper catalog year to their program.

31. Nebraska Department Of Education Special education Quilogy News Article nebraska Department of education.Educators, Administrators, Legislators and general Public Now Have http://www.kbojibwacc.com/23/nebraska-department-of-education.html

Nebraska Department Of Education Reach your Career Goals by earning a Bachelors or Masters Degree from the Nation's leading online universities! For More Options for Eduction Online Welcome to the Nebraska Department of Education Text Version. This website best viewed using IE, ( Internet Explorer) Special Populations. SESIS Online.... Know Your Schools. 30 Easy Steps Vocational Rehabilitation From Frank C. Lloyd, Assistant Commissioner of Education . About Us. Since 1921, the Nebraska Vocational Rehabilitation program has helped people with disabilities join the workforce. ... clients have with Vocational Rehabilitation. Nebraska Department of Education . Rehabilitation Act ... Quality Employment Solutions®. Department of Education . State of Nebraska . P.O ... Nebraska Department of Education Education Technology Center The Nebraska Education Technology Center web site provides information about technology in the state of Nebraska . Here you'll find resources, services, and contact information. ... Welcome to the Nebraska Education Nebraska Department of Education Welcome to the State of Nebraska Change Page Style. Graphics. Text. Hi-Contrast Black White Blue Green. SEARCH by keyword or phrase ©. 2003 Nebrask@ Online. Best Viewed

32. Nebraska Information Technology Commission IT Clearinghouse  Education Resource the NITC home page, nebraska Information Technology presentations by worldclass educationand technology general registration entitles attendees to choose from http://www.nitc.state.ne.us/itc/education/IT_conferences.htm

Nebraska Information Technology Commission IT Clearinghouse Education Resources Information Technology Conferences AITP National Conference The Association of Information Technology Professionals holds their annual conference in September or October each year for industry leaders, information technology (IT) professionals, and IT students who want to see the latest products and services, learn more about IT management, technical or security issues, and network with other business leaders and professionals. Site location varies. Connected Classroom Conferences Classroom CONNECT presents a series of regional conferences each year. At Connected Conferences educators learn how to effectively "turbo-charge" the learning environment by supporting the development of 21st Century skills. They do it with hands-on experiences, interactive sessions, and presentations by world-class education and technology leaders. Each 2-day conference begins with a morning keynote address by an expert speaker at the forefront of teaching and technology. General registration entitles attendees to choose from over 60 general sessions over the two days. Regional sites and dates vary Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) holds its annual conference, K-12 School Networking in Crystal City, Virginia usually in

33. Directory Of Institutions-Nebraska University nebraskaLincoln, Lincoln, NE 68588 and Agribusiness, Agricultural education,Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Sciences—general, Agronomy and http://www.gradprofiles.com/doi-geo/ne.html

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34. Nebraska Real Estate Commission DISCIPLINARY MATTERS, 81885.07 (5), Discussion by Commissioners, 5-002.education; general, 81-885.07 (5), 1-004.02. Distance education, 1-004.03. http://www.nrec.state.ne.us/Title299toc.htm

TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE 299 Subject Statutory Authority Code ADVERTISING Business Names Form of Own Property Under Broker Supervision APPLICATION FOR LICENSE Filing Original Retake Forfeiture of Fee Passport Photo Qualifications Education Two Years Active Social Security Number BUSINESS PRACTICES Advertising - General Own Property Branch Office Business Names Record with Commission Closing Transactions Commission or Consideration From Other Than Employing Broker Good Funds Representing Another Employing Broker Soliciting by Licensee Supervision Presumption Transmitting Offers Written Authorization for Signs COMMISSION PAYMENT DISPUTES COMPLAINTS (Repealed Chapter 6. Replaced with Title 305, Chapter 4 effective November 19, 1997)

35. Nebraska Department Of Agriculture study materials, visit the University of nebraska s Pesticide education Resourcespage be licensed regardless of whether they use general or restricted http://www.agr.state.ne.us/division/bpi/pes/cert.htm

PESTICIDE PROGRAM Tim Creger, Program Manager Pesticide Applicator Certification and Licensing The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) is responsible for the certification and licensing of pesticide applicators in Nebraska. NDA does not regulate the process of applying pesticides in irrigation water (chemigation) or facilities where pesticides are mixed or loaded. These two functions are regulated by the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality (NDEQ). Interested persons should look for Chemigation and Agricultural Chemical Secondary Containment under the Agriculture Programs heading on NDEQ's web page for more information. Certification of pesticide applicators is intended to assure that persons who use certain pesticides or who make specific types of pesticide applications have a fundamental understanding of how to do so safely. Pesticide applicator certification is the foundation for the safe and effective use of pesticides. Pesticides are classified as either "general-use" or "restricted-use." General-use pesticides are considered safe for use by the average person provided they follow the label directions. In most cases, there is no certification or licensing requirements for the use of a general-use pesticide. Two notable exceptions to this rule are the use of structural or lawn care pesticides. In Nebraska, people who apply general-use structural or lawn care pesticides for hire are required to be certified and licensed as a commercial pesticide applicator with the NDA. Persons who apply these types of general-use pesticides

36. Nebraska Education Colleges And Universities nebraska Cities Guidance Curriculum And Instruction -Drama And Dance Teacher education-Driver And Safety Teacher education -education general -education Other http://www.uscollegesearch.org/nebraska_education_colleges.html

College Search State Search Nebraska Colleges Nebraska Education Colleges and Universities. Our Database Currently Includes Nebraska Education Colleges and Universities. We're the perfect resource for high school students, parents, and anyone looking to go back to college. We maintain a database of 9203 4-year Universities, 2-year Colleges, Junior Colleges, Vocational Schools, Job Training Programs, and Technical Certification Programs. You can narrow your search by city or degree in the right hand column. Additional Colleges College City State Bellevue University Bellevue NE Capitol School Of Hairstyling West Omaha NE Chadron State College Chadron NE College Of Saint Mary Omaha NE Concordia University Seward NE Creighton University Omaha NE Dana College Blair NE Doane College Crete NE Grace University Omaha NE Hastings College Hastings NE Midland Lutheran College Fremont NE Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln NE Northeast Community College Norfolk NE Peru State College Peru NE Union College Lincoln NE University Of Nebraska At Kearney Kearney NE University Of Nebraska At Lincoln Lincoln NE University Of Nebraska At Omaha Omaha NE Wayne State College Wayne NE York College York NE Nebraska Cities: Bellevue Blair Chadron Columbus ... York Choose another Degree Program: Nebraska Agriculture Colleges Nebraska Architecture Colleges Nebraska Art Colleges Nebraska Astronomy Colleges ... Nebraska Visual And Performing Arts Colleges Other Searches: Search by Major / Degree Program If you have a particular degree program in mind, this is the search for you. Pick from several main categories. You will then be able to narrow your search by City/State.

37. Nebraska Wesleyan University Information Website nebraska Wesleyan University. Computer Science; Drama / TheaterArts general; Economics general; Elementary Teacher education; http://www.uscollegesearch.org/nebraska_wesleyan_university.html

College Search Nebraska Wesleyan University Nebraska Wesleyan University 5000 St Paul Ave Lincoln, Nebraska 68504-2794 Website: Nebraska Wesleyan University Type of college: 4-year private, not-for-profit Degree types offered: Less than one year, One but less than two years, Bachelor's, Master's Degree Programs offered: Art General Biochemistry Biological and Physical Sciences Biology General Biopsychology Business General Business Management and Administrative Chemistry General Communications General Computer Science Drama / Theater Arts General Economics General Elementary Teacher Education English Language and Literature General English Language and Literature / Letter Exercise Sciences / Physiology and Movement French Language and Literature German Language and Literature Health and Physical Education General History General Industrial and Organizational Psychology Information Sciences and Systems International Business International Relations and Affairs Mathematics Music General Music - General Performance Music Teacher Education Nursing Administration (Post-RN ) Paralegal / Legal Assistant Philosophy Physical Education Teaching and Coaching Physics General Political Science and Government General Political Science and Government Other Psychology General Religion / Religious Studies Social Sciences and History Other Social Work Sociology Spanish Language and Literature Special Education General Speech and Rhetorical Studies Sport and Fitness Administration / Management Visual and Performing Arts Other

38. Nebraska Religious Coalition For Science Education - NE Academy Presentation (20 On February 9, 1999, the nebraska Attorney general s Office instructed EducationCommissioner Doug Christensen to revise proposed nebraska Science Content http://puffin.creighton.edu/NRCSE/NeAcad.html

THE NEBRASKA RELIGIOUS COALITION FOR SCIENCE EDUCATION Presented to the Nebraska Academy of Sciences in Lincoln, NE, April 25, 2003 by C. Austerberry, Ph.D. Abstract Recently adopted science education standards in Nebraska and other states are controversial. Evolutionary explanations for species' origins that incorporate Darwinian mechanisms of random variation and natural selection are deemed incompatible with the creation teachings of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism in the minds of some Americans today, including theists who oppose evolution as well as atheists who oppose religion. However, survey and case study data suggest that most scientists and science teachers view evolution as compatible with religious faith, as do many of the major religions' governing bodies in the United States. The Nebraska Religious Coalition for Science Education (web site: nrcse.creighton.edu ) is a new network of Nebraskans from diverse religious faiths with the shared conviction that academic freedom, religious freedom, and scientific integrity are indeed compatible. It is the NRCSE's position: 1) that evolution is a viable scientific theory, 2) that a Creator is a viable theological proposition, and 3) that creationism ("creation science") and intelligent design theory lack evidence and represent erroneous deviations from the scientific method. The NRCSE recognizes the duty of Nebraska's schools to help students understand the best available science. We believe that evolution can and should be widely taught in a scientifically sound and metaphysically neutral manner.

39. Lincoln Journalstar.com win for the state, said Attorney general Jon Bruning citing the constitution s languagethat nebraska is only required to provide a free education and does http://www.journalstar.com/latest_reg/?story_id=150541

40. Second Annual OK, KS, NE Junior Science And Humanities Symposium. general Information. will be paid as available to Kansas and nebraska Teachers at$200 together over 360 participants in a program of educational and scientific http://www.okstate.edu/education/jshs/

General Information Symposium Agenda Registration Applications ... Contact Us General Information Introduction It gives us great pleasure to invite talented high school students and teachers from your school to participate in the Second Annual Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (OKN-JSHS). The symposium will be held at Oklahoma State University from 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 4, to 2pm on Monday, April 5, 2004. The Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska Junior Science and Humanities Symposium is part of an established national program of the Academy of Applied Science and the U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force. Lodging and most food expenses will be covered by OKN-JSHS. The deadline for teacher and student applications is postmarked by March 1, 2004. Applications received after that date cannot be considered for participation in the symposium. We invite you to select outstanding science students who can present either a paper or poster or simply attend the presentation sessions. The paper and poster presentations require the student prepare a written report describing original research results in science, mathematics, or engineering. The presentations will represent the finest efforts of high school students in the region toward either original laboratory or field research, or original work in mathematics or the humanistic aspects of science. All students wishing to present a paper or poster at OKN-JSHS must send their application with an abstract of their research paper on a copy of the abstract form (see the Applications section for all necessary forms).

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