61. UMDNJ--Media Alert 9-24-99 UMDNJRobert Wood Johnson Medical school also hosts 85 centers and institutes, including The Cancer Institute of new jersey, the Cardiovascular Institute, the http://www.umdnj.edu/homeweb/newsroom/releases/r031016_rwjms.SIDS.htm

Events News Room Foundation Alumni ... UMDweb Press Release For Immediate Release Contact: Kaylyn Kendall Dines E-mail: dineskd@umdnj.edu At UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School October is SIDS Awareness Month in New Jersey Health care professionals at the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Center of New Jersey of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) are conducting educational activities throughout the month of October to help parents and child-care providers reduce the risk of infant mortality. SIDS is the number one cause of infant mortality in the United States for children who are between one month and one year of age. The activities coincide with Governor James E. McGreevey's proclamation that October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month in New Jersey. The proclamation was presented to the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Center of New Jersey, a statewide initiative that is part of the Department of Pediatrics at the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick. The program also has a site at the Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack. SIDS is defined as the sudden unexpected death of a seemingly healthy infant and the cause is unknown.

62. ALA | AASL Presents 1998 Awards National school Library media Program of the Year Award. Single school Winner Hunterdon Central Regional High school Flemington, new jersey Raymond P http://www.ala.org/ala/aaslbucket/aaslpresents.htm

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login AASL Home AASL AASL NEWS For Immediate Release October 20, 1998 Contact: Steven Hofmann Phone: 312-280-4389 Fax: 312-664-7459 AASL presents 1998 awards AASL Crystal Apple Presented by 1997-98 AASL President Ken Haycock to: Lillian N. Gerhardt Editor School Library Journal ABC-CLIO Leadership Grant Ohio Educational Library Media Association Contact: Barbara C. Tope "Ohio Advocacy Training" The project will train the members of OELMA to be effective advocates for the support, both financial and moral, of the school library media centers they operate. The ultimate goal of this project is to have a positive influence on the laws and administrative regulations of the State of Ohio which impact school library media centers. Distinguished School Administrators Award Brian Fagan Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Fairfield (Connecticut) Public Schools Nominated by: Carolyn Marcato, Coordinator Library Media Services Distinguished Service Award Bernice "Bunny" L. Yesner

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WHAT'S HAPPENING Calendar of Programs Special Events Members in the News Press Room OUR COMMUNITY For Members Only Industry Networks Peer Networks Membership ... About NJTC PUBLICATIONS NJ TechNews NJ LifeSciTech CAREER CENTER Search Jobs Employer Directory Career Articles For NJTC Employers ... Career Training FUEL FOR GROWTH Resource Center NJTC Venture Fund Jumpstart New Jersey Article: Celebrity Profiles: Content On Brill Article Group List Workplace / Celebrity Profiles: Content On Brill Celebrity Profiles: Content On Brill Self-righteous, powerful, and with his own media empire? Okay, there are a few of those? He also happens to be a brilliant writer and a fastidious reporter. A stickler for accuracy and journalistic integrity, Steven Brill is one of America's most famous watchdogs. He recently shifted his eyes towards the media with his latest creation, Brill's Content magazine, which was launched in the summer of 1998. Known for his sarcasm, temper, and ruthlessly competitive nature, Brill is said to have bitten an opponent during a 'friendly' water polo game with co-workers. Perhaps this brutal straightforwardness is what engenders Brill's uncanny ability (and undying compulsion) to expose hypocrisy-Brill is completely devoted to his own explicit concept of journalistic integrity. Born in Queens, New York, Brill attended boarding school at the prestigious Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, then went to Yale for both undergraduate and law school. While at the nation's most prestigious law school, Brill was notoriously absent from class - as he spent most of his time in New York working for Mayor John Lindsay and writing for

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Website: http://www.njit.edu For Immediate Release August 16, 2002 Media Advisory New Jersey Institute of Technology To Host A Press Conference on Homeland Security WHAT: New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) hosts a press conference to release the results of a survey on homeland security. Also during the press conference, NJIT officials will announce the founding of the NJIT Center for Homeland Security. The center will help New Jersey organize the myriad yet disparate agencies that now constitute its homeland security team. WHO: Donald H. Sebastian, Ph.D., vice president for research and development at NJIT, will release the results of the survey. Sebastian is spokesman for the new NJIT Center for Homeland Security. WHEN: Wednesday, August 21, at 10:30 a.m. WHERE: New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) campus, in the John Howard room, second floor, Hazel Student Center. Call (973) 596-3433 for parking and directions. Refreshments will be served. WHY: The survey asked New York/New Jersey metropolitan residents about their fears since 9/11, and whether they think state and federal agencies have done enough to safeguard them from attacks. NJIT's Center for Homeland Security has formed a partnership with software developers whose programs can give the state an immediate capacity to manage its homeland security team.

65. Ann Street School Home Page guidelines, intramural sports and after school recreation sports of research skills in our media center complete our align it to the new jersey Core Curriculum http://www.nps.k12.nj.us/Ann_St/njcccs.html

The demands of the Core Curriculum Content Standards and frameworks recently adopted by the New Jersey state legislation are being met across the various disciplines and at all our grade levels. Our students are working in cooperative learning groups, analyzing, synthesizing, evaluating information and assessing possible alternatives, thus developing their reasoning and logical thinking skills. In the arts and special subject areas, Ann Street students are developing critical thinking skills of observation, interpretation and evaluation by writing about their experiences within these subject areas and by attending concerts and visiting museums. They are refining their technical and artistic skills in the performing arts by participating in our school chorus, orchestra, band and recorder ensemble. In the graphic arts, students learn art appreciation and develop individual talents through art projects that include ceramics, paints, block and linoleum printing, watercolors, rubbings, etc. Career Day and occasional presentations by community members assist our students in career planning. Many doors open to our graduates when they enter the working world because of their skills in a second language. Workplace readiness skills, which are developed at all grade levels, are coordinated by our guidance counselor.

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NJLawman.com Home of NJ Law Enforcement One Stop Shopping for all Police Related Attn: FOP / PBA's Everything for Fundraisers! Attn: NYPD Chapter 71 and Radio Code Reference Cards Roll Call Notes Editorials ... Advertise Torch Run 2004 South Brunswick Police Department Pictured from left to right: PFC Angelo Zecca, Sgt. Allen Sondej, Lt. Pat Owens, Sgt. Ed George, and P.O. Nathan Labuda. Main Run, # 16, 7.1 miles along Rt. 27 from North Brunswick to Princeton. Top - Officers from the Monmouth County Jail, Monmouth County Sheriffs Dept., Freehold Township PD, and Freehold Borough PD are cheered on as they run through downtown Freehold Borough. Above - Officers Reiff, Otlowski, Chief Beierschmitt, Officers Bismarck, Steppat, and Stasse of Freehold Borough PD just before the run began. NEW JERSEY - On June 4th sirens wailed in all corners of our great state. Behind them ran the best of our ranks. "Best" refers not just to those running but to the reason they were running.

71. NJF: Smart Growth The new jersey schools Construction Corporation (NJSCC), a subsidiary of square feet of renovated and new construction on entire sections of the school can be http://www.njfuture.org/articles/2004awards/awards_njscc.html

2004 Smart Growth Awards New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation for the Roebling Community School that will restore a historic factory building and contribute to the revitalization of the neighborhood. Supporting partner: Trenton Public Schools Over the past 30 years, the City of Trenton has worked to transform the industrial area known as the Roebling complex into a catalyst for Trenton's revitalization and growth. Although originally designed to produce steel wire rope used in suspension bridges (most notably the Brooklyn Bridge in New York and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco), the buildings since have been recycled and converted into a variety of uses, including an arena, senior housing, museums, shops, offices, high-tech entertainment studios, and a rail transit hub. Within the next three years, one of the last unused sections of this historic complex will take new form and become a state-of-the-art 1,200-student public school facility. The Roebling School project was made possible in large part by the landmark Abbott vs. Burke court case, in which the New Jersey Supreme Court mandated funding equivalent to the state's top districts for 30 of the state's special needs districts, of which Trenton is one. As a result of the decision, the state dedicated more than $8 billion dollars for new school construction statewide through the year 2010. The New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation (NJSCC), a subsidiary of the NJ Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), is in charge of producing and financing these new high-quality schools and school improvements.

72. Verizon Wireless Donations Make Streets Safer For New Jersey School Children Every day, school crossing guards to communities throughout the new York/new jersey metro area. Verizon Wireless, headquartered in new York City and Bedminster http://www.csrwire.com/article.cgi/296.html

The leading source of corporate responsibility and sustainability, press releases, reports and news. Advanced Search 2003 Environmental, Enter Company Name or Ticker Governance Overhaul: An Interview with Tyco Corporate Governance VP Eric Pillmore US Socially Responsible Investment Indexes Diverse in Style, Study Says Are the Equator Principles Sincere or Spin? More Headlines ... Send to a friend Press release from: Verizon Communications Verizon Wireless Donations Make Streets Safer for New Jersey School Children Wireless Phones Donated to School Crossing Guards CSRwire ) Students returning to school in the Borough of Middlesex this fall will walk to school on safer streets, thanks to wireless phones donated by Verizon Wireless, formerly Bell Atlantic Mobile. School crossing guards in the Borough have been outfitted with wireless phones programmed to dial 9-1-1 to quickly and easily summon help in emergencies. "Every day, school crossing guards are on the front lines protecting our children as they navigate busy streets and intersections on their way to class," said Charles Hand, president of Verizon Wireless' New York Metro region. "These phones will ensure that they can summon help immediately without leaving their posts. These phones will put safety in the palms of their hands." The Borough Council requested the phones to enable crossing guards to respond quickly to accidents, medical emergencies or crimes in progress.

73. NJSCC These projects in Camden represent new jersey’s continued skills necessary to succeed.” The new 81,800square children from the entire Camden school District http://www.njscc.com/general/nr_042904.asp

For Media Inquiries Contact: Kevin McElroy, Sr. Public Information Officer Return to Previous page Representatives from Hillier Group architectural firm, Lennox Brown, Designer, and Carl Counts, Project Manager, present design plans for the new ECDC SCC, Camden Educators Unveil Design Plans For New Early Childhood Development Center State Fully Funding, Managing $18 Million Project Camden, NJ (April 29, 2004) - As part of an educational renaissance in Camden, city residents attended a presentation of design plans for a new $18 million Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC) by New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation (SCC), the Camden Board of Education, Don Todd Associates of Cherry Hill, the project management firm, and the Hillier Group, a Princeton architectural firm. The new ECDC is one of a total of $437 million in new school projects SCC has on tap for the Camden School District over the next several years. Also, in Camden alone, SCC already has completed nearly $26 million in health and safety upgrades at 33 schools. SCC is fully funding and managing these projects in the city school district of Camden County as part of the state’s unprecedented $8.6 billion school construction program. Governor McGreevey – who initiated SCC in July 2002 to streamline the building of much-needed quality schools statewide – said, “These projects in Camden represent New Jersey’s continued commitment to our children. Working together, we are living up to our most important obligation by providing 21st century schools to ensure every child has the opportunity to get the education they deserve and skills necessary to succeed.”

74. Www.4teachers.org | Teacher Testimony | Learning From International Keypals the northern and southern hemispheres, and the time difference between new jersey and the his school year, our district introduced 41 new PCs in our http://www.4teachers.org/testimony/dervan/index.shtml

Interested in writing a story or nominating a friend? Yes Learning from international keypals A library media specialist from New Jersey describes how she connected her students with the world in one year. By Josephine Dervan trathmore Elementary went online in November, 1996, with nothing more than a Mac LS575 in the library, and a lot of new ideas. Soon after going online, I decided to get some of our students involved in communicating with children around the world. I quickly found out, however, that most collaborative projects, like keypals, start in September. I answered several online requests for partner classes, but received no responses. Jo Dervan, Library Media Specialist ventually, I found a site which listed a school in Ontario, Canada and another in the Northwest Territories. Deer Meadow School and Leo Ussak School would be Strathmore's first keypal exchanges. Deer Meadow is in Olds, Ontario, and Leo Ussak is high in the Arctic, in Rankin Inlet, Northwest Territories, Canada. We started a correspondence between our fifth graders and the fifth graders of both schools. Our teachers sent student names, ages, and interests to the Canadian teachers, who then paired up the students. Since we lived in such different places, we gave our Strathmore students geography lessons on the locations of both schools. We used classroom maps, globes, and Internet resources in the library. Both Deer Meadow and Leo Ussak had geographic information on their school Web sites, which we were able to access in library class. At the outset, our students were very excited, but they became bored with the letters when we began running out of new things to learn about each other.

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76. New Jersey Schools LEED The Way MCST) represents one of new jersey s flagship efforts to The project includes new construction and renovation of the hightechnology vocational school needs, a http://www.hpac.com/microsites/egb/0307brezezowski.html

Engineering Green Buildings HOME New Jersey Schools LEED the Way How the Garden State plans to green new schools By Edward H. Brezezowski, PE Facility Energy Services, Inc. Chester, N.J. Article sections: LEED Goals for Schools Scoring Schools according to LEED The New Jersey LEED Plan Morris County School of Technology ... Sidebar: Getting LEED Certification of new school projects, which may provide a blueprint for other states for the development of LEED-certified educational structures. In July of 2002, after a long grass-roots campaign, New Jersey Governor James E. McGreevey signed Executive Order 24, which authorized the creation of the New Jersey School Construction Corp (NJSCC) and required that "All new school designs shall incorporate the guidelines developed by the United States Green Building Council known as Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED), Version 2.0 to achieve maximum energy efficiency and environmental sustainability in the design of schools." LEED Goals for Schools Broadly defined, "high performance schools"

77. New Jersey Media Training -- An Online Directory Of College And Career Education Education Online Search Find schools by state or graduate media training, media careers, media education) new jersey media Training See our list of colleges http://www.education-online-search.com/media_training/_nj/_nj.shtml

New Jersey Media Training New Jersey Media Training : A directory of information about New Jersey media schools, universities, and colleges offering media training that can help you decide which media school are best for you. Media training covers a lot of different territory, including such diverse and exciting areas as advertising, animation, broadcasting, multimedia, TV production, video production, and visual effects. If you want to be a part of creating the show, then one of many possible media careers may be what you are looking for. For information on schools offering media training , please check out the list of New Jersey schools below. Note that online schools offering media training allow you to take courses from anywhere. Common Searches Used to Find This Page: You Are Here: Top Media Training Media Training The Chubb Institute New Jersey Locations: The Chubb Institute has been providing high-quality IT Training programs for those interested in starting or advancing their computer careers since the early 1970's. Chubb offers diploma programs in networking, multimedia design, database administration, .NET programming, help desk support, network security systems, Java programming and medical administration. Financial aid assistance is also available. Details Request more info from the school (no obligation) Media Training New Jersey Locations: For over 30 years, the

78. New Jersey Business Schools -- An Online Directory Of College And Career Educati See the complete list of schools for this topic in the center column. new jersey Business school See our list of colleges below. http://www.education-online-search.com/business_school/_nj/_nj.shtml

New Jersey Business Schools New Jersey Business Schools : A directory of information about business schools, universities, and colleges that can help you decide which New Jersey business school is best for you. Below you will find information on a wide range of business school programs, including: accounting, business administration, e-business, marketing, human resources, general business management, international business, MBA programs, and lots of other business specialties. In each of these business specialties you will be exposed to the fundamentals of business, and receive the training and education necessary to play a key role. The demand for trained business professionals is almost limitless, and business schools are recognized by the US Census bureau as the single most popular form of educational institution. Opportunities for people with business degrees range from management roles to playing a key role as an assistant. Jobs for people with an education in business are found everywhere, ranging from major corporations to government, educational institutions, and non-profit institutions. Please see the list of New Jersey business schools below. Note that online business schools allow you to take courses from home or from anywhere.

79. Sea Grant News Media Center - Marine Science Calendar invest their time and resources in our schools and stay SPONSORS new jersey Marine Sciences Consortium. 2002) by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/calendar/cal-2002-mar.html

Calendar of Events March 2002 DATE: March 6, 2002 EVENT: Rhode Island Rivers Council Monitoring Workshop LOCATION: Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management CONTACT: Meg Kerr, Rhode Island Sea Grant/URI Coastal Resources Center, 874-6522, mkerr@gso.uri.edu DESCRIPTION: This workshop on watershed assessment and monitoring is for all local watershed organizations. There will be presentations on state programs important to local groups about how the state monitors and evaluates waters, the new stormwater program, as well as a presentation on monitoring methods and training. SPONSORS: Rhode Island Rivers Council, Rhode Island Sea Grant/URI Coastal Resources Center, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management DATE: March 8, 2002 EVENT: '62 Storm 40th Anniversary Commemoration Workshop LOCATION: Rehoboth Convention Center, Rehoboth Beach DE CONTACT: Rita L. Baty, Delaware Sea Grant Marine Advisory Service, 302-645-4346, x rbaty@udel.edu DESCRIPTION: Half day workshop (8:30-1:00). The featured speaker is Christopher P. Jones, who specializes in coastal engineering and coastal zone management. Program is free and open to the public; however space is limited and reservations are required. Program includes complimentary refreshments, workshop materials, exhibits and displays. SPONSORS: Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control; University of Delaware Sea Grant Program; Delaware Geological Survey; and City of Rehoboth Beach.

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