41. Office Overview - FHWA Ohio Division the ohio Division is organized into the following this office houses the program managers responsible for It also includes the financial management Team, which http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ohdiv/overview.htm

Office Overview Mission/Vision Staff Directory Program Areas Office Map ... Related Links Office Overview The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is one of 11 modal administrations that comprise the U. S. Department of Transportation. The agency's 2,800 professionals span 52 Division Offices, one in each state, as well as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico; four metropolitan offices serving New York City, New York; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Chicago, Illinois; and Los Angeles, California; four offices that support the FHWA's National Resource Center located in Baltimore, Maryland; Atlanta, Georgia; Olympia Fields, Illinois; and San Francisco, California; and FHWA Headquarters located in Washington, DC. The day-to-day delivery of the Federal-aid Highway Program (FAHP) is the responsibility of the Division Offices, who collaborate with their respective partners to ensure that the Nation's highways remain the backbone of an effective intermodal transportation network. Our partners include the state and local governments that own and operate the nation's roads, including the interstate system and other facilities that comprise the National Highway System. Through the Federal-aid Highway Program, the FHWA makes funds available each year to State Departments of Transportation, who, in turn, work closely with local officials to plan and select important transportation system improvement projects. Located in Columbus, Ohio, the FHWA Ohio Division Office coordinates closely with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) in the administration of the Federal-aid Highway Program. Other key partners include Ohio's 16 metropolitan planning organizations; local public agencies; federal, state, and local resource agencies; Ohio colleges and universities that conduct transportation research; and organizations that represent the transportation industry.

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OHIO PUBLIC FINANCE OFFICERS Ohio Public Finance Officers Training Program The Ohio Public Finance Officers Training Program at Kent State University provides the opportunity for personal and professional development through an ongoing course of study designed to respond to training needs of public treasurers and finance officers. Professionals from universities, public sector positions, private counseling firms, and law firms provide instructions in their fields of expertise. Since 1981 the program has been offered on an annual basis in June. Credits and Costs: The program is offered on a noncredit basis for which 3.4 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) may be earned. The cost for the week-long program is $355.00 (this price is subject to a slight increase) , which includes cost of instruction, materials, continental breakfasts, facility and equipment rental, coffee breaks, daily luncheon, and banquet/awards ceremony. Program Date: The week of June 23-27, 2003. Sunday dinner for early arrivals on June 22, 2003, 7:00 p.m. Golf outing on Wednesday afternoon, June 25, 2003.

43. The Ohio Employee Ownership Center members of the ohio/Midwest Labor management Committee, and advisory board of ohio s labor and Open Book management Sharing financial information with http://dept.kent.edu/oeoc/OtherPrograms/OtherPrograms.htm

About the OEOC ESOP Basics Buyout Assistance Ohio's Employee- ... Additional Resources Labor-Management Cooperation Professional Development Training Program Overview The Professional Development Training Program was designed for and by labor/management cooperation professionals of the Ohio Labor Management Cooperation Program (OLMCP). The OLMCP is a network of Area Labor Management Committees and Centers funded by the Ohio Department of Development to foster economic development through better work place relations. In 1997 and 1998, nine seminars were presented in a sequence designed to provide a basic platform of skills for the labor-management cooperation professional. All seminars were reviewed by members of the Ohio/Midwest Labor Management Committee, and advisory board of Ohio's labor and management leaders. While this series is not offered on a regular basis, some or all of the seminars could be run upon request.The nine seminars are divided into three "tracks" or focus areas: Track One: Basic Technical Skills These seminars provide a platform of basic skills for work within a client organization. They also provide Area Labor Management Committees with the tools they need to hire trainers with the right mix of skills for local clients.

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English Español Indonesia Deutsch ... Click here to inquire Student Menu Site Map Campus Selection U.S. Map / Sponsor List Financial Aid / Scholarships ... Virtual Internship News / Updates usjournal.com / VIU Scholarship Student Success Stories Student Visa Updates EstudiosUSA: Yahoo's Best! ... Franklin University warmly welcomes nearly 8,000 globally-minded students to their campuses in Ohio and to their well-established online courses and programs each year. Of Franklin 's total enrollment, more than 500 are international students, representing more than 75 different countries around the world. If you find that Franklin fits your academic objectives, we hope you'll join us! Franklin provides student-centered, lifelong higher education in a global context, accomplished through excellence in teaching, appropriate technology, and measurably effective learning. The University provides undergraduate and graduate students, who often work full or part time, both the breadth of knowledge and the career-focused applications required of a balanced education. Franklin University is designed for non-traditional students. Successful

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From Governing February 2002 issue Grading the Counties introduction THE GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE PROJECT Report Card: Hamilton County, Ohio Population: 845,303 Largest City: Cincinnati (331,285) Revenue: $726,499,000 County Administrator: David J. Krings, appointed Board of Commissioners: 3 members, elected at-large Other elected officials: Auditor, Coroner, Prosecutor, Recorder, Sheriff, Treasurer amilton County prides itself on its professionalism. In recent years, while the city of Cincinnati has experienced political and managerial chaos, surrounding Hamilton has been a comparative oasis of stability. The current county administrator has held his job for 10 years. Hamilton was one of the first Ohio counties to establish a central personnel department, one that has often ended up on the award lists of national government organizations. The county has a long-standing tradition of performance measurement, and has prodded most of its agencies to develop an entire battery of workload, efficiency and outcome measures. But stadium costs soared $45 million over budget, the result of agreements with the team that forced an accelerated schedule and gave the Bengals significant input on design. With prices having escalated even before construction began, the county had to spend contingency money as part of the upfront funding, leaving no contingency dollars available for use once the project was under way.

46. Program Areas Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs) in ohio. special funding under the HOME program. organizational development, financial management, project structuring http://www.occh.org/program_areas.html

47. Industrial Technologies Program: Ohio Technical Assistance Programs For Manufact the product development process;; Improving management of the specialists on staff both in Indiana and ohio. globally competitive, and achieve financial success http://www.eere.energy.gov/industry/financial/stateohtech.html

Search Help More Search Options Search Site Map EERE Information Center Paper Mill Optimizes Compressed Air System and Boosts Production and System Performance June 09, 2004 Alcoa Teams with the DOE to Reduce Energy Consumption June 09, 2004 June 2004 ITP E-Bulletin: Your Online Connection June 02, 2004 More News Pumping System Assessment June 16, 2004 Process Heating Assessment June 17, 2004 More Events Ohio Technical Assistance Programs for Manufacturers Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Program The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Program is a management assistance delivery program of the U.S. Small Business Administration, administered in partnership with the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD). SBDCs give free and confidential in-depth counseling, business planning, development, training, and other specialized support services to small businesses through a network of 38 centers throughout Ohio. For more information, contact: Small Business Development Center Phone: One-Stop Business Permit Center The One-Stop Business Center provides comprehensive information on permits required for business start-ups and expansions in the State of Ohio. The Center is a service of the Ohio Small Business Development Center Program. The Center serves as central depository for all State business related forms which can quickly be supplied to the public. It also develops for distribution start-up kits that are tailored for specific types of business. There are more than 270 variations of the kits available.

48. The Foundation For Appalachian Ohio - Investment Program Becoming a Donor Investment Program, May 13, 2004. financial management and Investment Policy The Foundation for Appalachian ohio has been created, organized http://www.appalachianohio.org/page15859.cfm

Becoming a Donor -> Investment Program June 11, 2004 Reasons to Give Establishing a Fund Ways to Give Tips on Giving Wisely Investment Program Administrative Fees Financial Management and Investment Policy The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio has been created, organized, and funded as a publicly supported, regional community foundation responsible for building, managing, growing and using permanent philanthropic endowment and current giving for charitable purposes. Objective. We have accepted responsibility for stewardship over financial resources and assets intended to serve public and charitable interests in our communities. We view the Foundation's endowment as community-serving, public-interested, civic-dedicated philanthropic capital. We feel we conserve, save and invest our endowment in the long- term interest of the communities, organizations and beneficiaries we were created to serve. We are committed to using our invested capital and its earnings and income to respond to charitable needs and opportunities for philanthropic investment in our communities. Means.

49. Ohio Housing Finance Agency | Ohio Department Of Development ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) offers affordable housing OHFA also provides access to financial resources for the development and management of safe http://www.odod.state.oh.us/OHFA.htm

OHIO HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY Home Ohio Housing Finance Agency Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) offers affordable housing opportunities for Ohioans, from rental assistance to homeownership. OHFA also provides access to financial resources for the development and management of safe, sanitary and affordable housing. The Agency's programs serve first-time homebuyers, renters, senior citizens and other populations with special needs who otherwise might not be able to afford quality housing. Controlled by a board appointed by the Governor, OHFA is a division of the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD). OHFA administers its programs through four offices: Finance and Administration; Homeownership Programs; Planning, Preservation and Development; and Housing Management. The Agency's continued success is a result of the solid partnerships it has established with investment banking firms, developers, private investors, lenders, Realtors, nonprofit organizations and homebuyers.

50. Ohio EPA-DSIWM Scrap Tire Program must first register with ohio EPA Scrap Tire management Unit unless An annual registration fee and financial assurance with the State of ohio is required. http://www.epa.state.oh.us/dsiwm/pages/tirepro.html

Scrap Tire Management Program A scrap tire as defined in Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 3745-27-01 , is a solid waste and includes all unwanted or discarded tires including: used tires until they have been installed on a vehicle, scrap tire pieces that are still recognizable and contain wire or fiber. Scrap tire transportation, collection, storage, processing, disposal, and beneficial use is regulated in Ohio per Ohio Revised Code (ORC) sections 3734.70, 3734.71, 3734.72, 3734.73, 3734.74, and 3734.84. Registration or permitting and licensing are required before accepting any scrap tires. Reload for next image Anyone transporting scrap tires into or out of Ohio must first register with Ohio EPA Scrap Tire Management Unit unless they qualify for one of the exemptions in OAC 3745-27-54. An annual registration fee and financial assurance with the State of Ohio is required. Registration as a scrap tire transporter in another state is not sufficient. Anyone collecting, storing, processing, or disposing of scrap tires in Ohio must first obtain a registration or permit from Ohio EPA, unless they qualify for an exemption listed in OAC 3745-27-61 or OAC 3745-27-63. They must also obtain a solid waste facility license from the Approved Local Health Department (OAC 3745-37-15). If the local health department is not approved, the license can be obtained from the appropriate Ohio

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Agency Links Public Participation Small Business Assistance Office Links P2 Publications Help for Business P2 Topics Index What's New ... About OPP Environmental Management Systems and Pollution Prevention Introduction An Environmental Management System (EMS) is a continual cycle of planning, implementing, reviewing and improving the actions that an organization takes to meet its environmental obligations. An EMS is used to improve an organization’s environmental performance and should be able to be objectively verified. Although an organizations management does not have to be certified in order for it to be considered an EMS, some organizations seek to obtain certification for their EMS. Some industries, such as the automotive industry, are encouraging certification of their suppliers. This may be done by using ISO 14000 as a guide to form the EMS and then working through a registrar to gain the certification. According to ISO 14001, the EMS must contain an environmental policy which states that the organization will implement the prevention of pollution, continual improvement and environmental compliance. The organization must identify environmental aspects of its operations and determine the impact they have on the environment. Ohio EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention has taken a significant interest in encouraging companies to development an EMS since they focus around environmental compliance and the prevention of pollution. The Office of Pollution Prevention is committed to assisting organizations with reducing the waste at its source. As such, we offer our aid to organizations in their continual improvement to find ways to reduce their waste and prevent the pollution at its source. OPP can assist by providing technical information and conducting on-site assessments. For more information see

52. Colleges In Ohio - OH Featured ohio Colleges choose the Keller Graduate School of management of DeVry in business administration, accounting financial management, human resource http://www.careereducationadvisor.com/Colleges-in-Ohio.htm

Review All Degrees and Programs Locate Colleges in your State Find Schools by City Search by School ... High School Diploma - GED Program Ohio Colleges As the birthplace of numerous presidents such as James Garfield, Benjamin Harris, Ulysses S. Grant, and William Howard Taft, Ohio is rich in history and culture. If you are looking to experience history while getting a better education, look no further than the Ohio colleges. There are many colleges in many locations throughout the state of Ohio. Check out Ohio colleges today! Featured Ohio Colleges: ITT Technical Institute - Locations Nationwide and Online The ITT Technical Institutes offer programs in some of today's hottest technical areas. With over 75 locations nationwide and three online programs available, the ITT Techs are one of the leading providers of technology education. Each ITT Tech offers convenient class schedules, financial aid is available to those who qualify, and Career Services are offered to help you find a job. Click here to find out what programs of study are available online or at an ITT Tech near you. DeVry University - Locations Nationwide and Online DeVry University provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in today’s competitive working world. Earn an associate's or a bachelor's degree in a variety of fields, including Business Management, Technical Management, Computer Information Systems, Telecommunications Management, Electronics Engineering Technology and so much more from one of DeVry’s many campuses or their online program. DeVry University offers the flexible scheduling and extensive job placement assistance that will ensure your success.

53. Joint Financial Management Improvement Program Officer. Jim Petro Auditor of State, ohio. Agency Plans to Purchase financial management Systems on an requirements applicable to financial systems supporting non http://www.jfmip.gov/jfmip/whatsnewKnowledgebase.asp

Joint Financial Management Improvement Program JFMIP Archives HOME JFMIP DOCUMENTS KNOWLEDGEBASE SEARCH ... Presentations Human Resources Strategy Date: 9/4/2002 Final Document Issued on Human Resource Strategy for Financial System Implementation. The U.S. Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Council and JFMIP A collaborative study on what should be done to recruit, retain and train personnel who work on implementing financial management systems in federal organizations. 2001 Donald L. Scantlebury Memorial Awards Recipients Date: 9/4/2002 Larry Eisenhart Deputy Chief Financial Officer Jim Petro Auditor of State, Ohio More Photographs JFMIP Interagency Study for OMB: Analysis of Payroll Processing in the Federal Government Date: 9/4/2002 The final "JFMIP Interagency Study for OMB, Analysis of Payroll processing in the Federal Government", is available for your review. Please forward

54. Ohio State University - Fisher College Of Business of three tracks Accounting and Controllership, financial Analysis or Information Systems management. as three academic quarters and fulfills ohio’s 150 http://www.allbusinessschools.com/schools/ID105/

Request Info Ohio State University Fisher College of Business 100 Gerlach Hall 2108 Neil Ave Columbus, OH 43210-1144 Phone: (614) 292-8511 Fax: (614) 292-9006 Average GMAT (Full-Time): 660 Average GMAT (Part-Time): 640 Ohio State University Ohio State consistently ranks among the top national public universities for undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. As a student-centered research university, Ohio State provides students with a well-rounded experience inside and outside the classroom. The Fisher College of Business The Fisher College of Business is one of the preeminent centers of business education and research in the world. For more than 80 years, it has produced exceptional leaders who meet the challenges of a changing global business environment through creative and effective solutions. The Fisher College of Business offers: Rigorous, team-oriented curriculum based on real-world learning experiences and leadership development Small program and a high level of interaction with faculty and peers High-impact teaching from a renowned research faculty Interaction with top executives from major companies and organizations A brand new, state-of-the-art, six-building integrated business campus

55. Ohio Business Schools Featured ohio Business Colleges ITT Tech offers convenient class schedules, financial aid is Business Operations, Network and Communications management, and so http://www.bizdegrees.com/Ohio.htm

Home Browse and Compare All Business Degrees and Programs Business Programs by State About Us ... Economics Courses Ohio Business Training Do you live in the Buckeye State and want to receive a degree in business? Ohio is one of the nation’s industrial leaders, ranking third in manufacturing employment nationwide! Large corporations in Canton, Akron, Dayton, Cleveland, and Toledo have created a strong economy for Ohio and its residences. Employing thousands each year to produce automobiles, steel, roller bearings, and jet engines, Ohio has a plethora of career opportunities for those with business degrees! Make your dreams become a reality by applying to one of the many business schools available to you! And don’t worry if you live in rural Ohio or work full or part time. Online classes are also available to you! Featured Ohio Business Colleges: ITT Technical Institute - Locations Nationwide and Online The ITT Technical Institutes offer programs in some of today's hottest technical areas. With over 75 locations nationwide and three online programs available, the ITT Techs are one of the leading providers of technology education. Each ITT Tech offers convenient class schedules, financial aid is available to those who qualify, and Career Services are offered to help you find a job. Click here to find out what programs of study are available online or at an ITT Tech near you. DeVry University - Locations Nationwide and Online DeVry University provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in today’s competitive working world. Earn an associate, a bachelor's, or even an MBA degree and study topics like Business Management, Business Operations, Network and Communications Management, and so much more from one of DeVry’s many campuses. DeVry also offers online programs that are sure to fit into any schedule and DeVry's job placement assistance will ensure your success.

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57. Mineral Resources Management - Program Overview mission of the Division of Mineral Resources management is to Bonds provide the financial resources to restore a site to act in accordance with ohio’s site http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/mineral/brochure02/default.htm

Mineral Resources Management List of 2001 Accomplishments Brochure in .pdf format Home Managing Ohio's Energy and Mineral Resources Division responsibilities include the regulation of oil and gas production, surface and underground mining of coal and industrial minerals, and reclamation activities. The division also plugs abandoned oil and gas wells and restores abandoned mine lands, enforces mining safety laws, ensures protection of freshwater resources, and maintains a database of oil and gas well owners. Expertise is provided by a professional staff of geologists, environmental specialists, engineers, blasting specialists, soils scientists, hydrologists, archaeologists, and hydrogeologists. Funding for programs comes from severance taxes on coal, minerals, oil, and gas; federal grants; and general revenue funds. PROGRAMS Permitting, Hydrology and Bonding Under this program, environmental specialists review applications for mining and drilling permits. Detailed plans are examined to ensure mines and wells are designed to prevent or minimize environmental impacts, that proper environmental safeguards are in place, and all legal requirements are met. This section also manages permit records, databases, and permit-related information.

58. DeVry University – Columbus, Ohio - Online University - Campus Based Degree Pro information about Graduate Certificate in financial Analysis. management TRAINING Learn management training EXECUTIVE http://www.online-education.info/university-college-training-116.html

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59. Ohio University Sports Administration - Students journalism, marketing, facility and event management, or other Sports, Licensing in Sports, financial Administration of offered by the ohio University Athletic http://www.ohiou.edu/sportadmin/dp.htm

School of Recreation and Sports Sciences Sports Administration and Facility Management Degree Programs Overview Degree Programs Current Students Curriculum ... Sports Ad Home Master of Business Administration/Master of Sports Administration (MBA/MSA) Dual-Degree Program Jurist Doctorate/Master of Sports Administration (JD/MSA) Dual-Degree Program Master of Sports Administration (MSA) Degree Program Option 1: MBA/MSA Dual-Degree Program The two-year MBA/MSA program prepares students for leadership positions by combining the business teaching of the Ohio University MBA program with sport-specific knowledge during the MSA program. The MBA program is fully accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. In total, the MBA/MSA program is a 22 month, 115 quarter hour program. Year One – The MBA Program: During the first year, students are enrolled in Ohio University’s MBA program. The MBA program begins in September each year, and involves a lock-stepped, four academic quarter program, consisting of 72 credit hours. Students who join the program without an undergraduate background in business must begin their MBA study in mid-June with an intensive 10-week prerequisite program. Please connect to the following link for more information on the MBA Program at Ohio University: Ohio University MBA Program Twelve of the 72 hours during the first year will satisfy the requirements of both the MBA and MSA programs. These twelve credits involve one, four-credit course each quarter that deal specifically with sports administration.

60. Ohio University M.B.A. Graduate Program Index point average (gpa), Graduate management Admissions Test All awards for financial aid are generally ohio University challenges traditional thinking about part http://www.ohiou.edu/gcatalog/01-03/areas/mba.htm

Master of Business Administration Accounting Courses Business Administration Courses Business Law Courses Finance Courses ... Quantitative Business Administration Courses Full-Time M.B.A. The M.B.A. program is considered an integral part of individual career development. It provides a comprehensive and integrated set of activities designed to foster your personal and professional growth. Close interaction with the faculty, an integrated electronic network environment, contact with executives, and a joint student study project abroad all contribute to your development. The M.B.A. stresses producing a competent, ethics-oriented general manager with the appropriate skills and expertise to manage in a competitive global environment. The full-time M.B.A. program is an intensive 12-month program that begins in late August, with classes meeting until September of the following year except during the period between Christmas and New YearÕs. Students who join the program without an undergraduate background in business must begin their M.B.A. study in mid-June with an intensive 10-week prerequisite program. A total of 72 credit hours of instruction is required over the 12 months. Twelve of the 72 hours are focused in a specific discipline: finance, management information systems, marketing, or students may design their own area of concentration through independent study projects. In addition, an advanced concentration in accounting is available to undergraduate accounting majors. These graduate hours satisfy the requirement for advanced study necessary to sit for the CPA exam.

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