61. Environmental Education Grants 2001 education into existing curricula, planning field trips throughout the handson training,a tour day of model or informal, classroom or field experiences that http://yosemite.epa.gov/r10/extaff.nsf/0/196f93ea4d8f9c1d88256a99006b971e?OpenDo

62. May 2000 days for CFSC members, plus $10 for the field trip. in an event or to order a planningkit email For more information on Stand For Children Day events in your http://www.worldhungeryear.org/nhc/moo/Moo200005.html

National Nutrition Summit Upcoming Workshops and Conferences Stand For Children Day Updates and Reminders ... New Publications and Resources from the USDA * Mooore Moo ( Web-only articles Summer Food Service Programs HUD Youthbuild Program Funding Food Assistance and Nutrition Research Grants National Nutrition Summit Hunger, food-security, and nutrition workers in grassroots organizations are encouraged to place their names on the waiting list now in order to increase their chances of securing a spot at the summit. For more information or to be placed on the waiting list, please fax contact information and an explanation of your request to Elizabeth Lyman of the USDA Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services at Upcoming Workshops and Conferences Community Food Security Training Workshops: For more information or to receive a brochure on CFSC workshops, please contact Andy Fisher of the CFSC at

63. South discussion of issues faced by others in this field. of crime prevention programs,land us planning techniques, community an averae of 245 meals a day to over http://www.neighborhoodsonline.net/Participants/South/south.html

VIRGINIA name = patrick howard email = pbhowar@city.norfolk.va.us Office of Neighborhoods, City of Norfolk, VA Neighborhood Planning, Citizen-based education. Resource builiding Partnerships name = Ted Koebel descrip1 = Professor of housing and urban planning at Virginia Tech Director of the Center for Housing Research. Active in nonprofit housing as a researcher, consultant, and board member Currently helping to develop a Neighborhood Networks Center at an assisted housing complex in Southwest Virginia. GEORGIA I'm Pres Eaton, President of The Federation of Forsyth County Homeowners . We are an association of Homeowners Associations, Neighborhood Groups and Individuals. We began to see the need for the voice of the Forsyth County (about 40 minutes NE of Atlanta, Georgia, USA) Homeowner to be heard, in the summer of 1994 we drafted a Statement of Purpose, to wit: 1. The voice of the homeowner needs to be heard by the local government, 2. The local government can use us as a sounding board on issues of concern to them and us

64. Subject 10exams for 8; June 11-exam make-up day. How will Benefits planning help my child? instructor;Participate in exploratory experiences such as field trips, job http://www.k12albemarle.org/monticello/Departments/guidance/guidance news/MHS Ne

From: Terry Burton Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 12:56 PM Subject: MHS Guidance News 4-13-04 (correction) Greetings Monticello Families, We hope you had a restful Spring Break! The Spring weather is bringing us some much needed rain. However, it is impacting the sports schedules, therefore we recommend you call the Athletic Office hotline ( for updated information regarding cancellations of practices or games. We also recommend you register your email with the Athletic Secretary by going to http://www.k12albemarle.org/monticello/Sports/sportshome.htm and receive daily information regarding the athletic schedule. As always, we recommend that you go to the MHS website for additional information. Also, if you have any suggestions as to what information we should include on our website, please let us know. Our website is: http://www.k12albemarle.org/monticello/ Athletic Announcements All games scheduled for today (April 1 have been canceled. We are on a RAINY DAY Practice schedule. No JV practices. Track will practice inside today.

65. Find The Anaheim Nonprofit Jobs You Want And Other Nonprofit Jobs Posted At Care a 98year old practice leader in the field of child Opportunities, Peace Corps Urban Regional planning, Peace Corps office at the end of the day feeling proud http://nonprofit.careerbuilder.com/np.ic/California_Anaheim/

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66. HSC Pulse Details Bradford serves as both cheerleader and field general CDUS) Committee s 15th AnnualSecretaries Day Conference is on a budget, line dancing, and planning a get http://uuhsc.utah.edu/pubaffairs/pulse_detail.cfm?ID=13928

67. September 2003 SPAN provides training from professionals in the field of suicide prevention. Theyhad their first planning meeting in September. National Survivor Day. http://www.hopes-wi.org/Newsletters/September2003.htm

September 2003 Volume 5, Issue 2 View a printer-friendly .pdf version Dear Friends, Your support and enthusiasm in our Annual Walk for Awareness is awesome. We appreciate your support the day of the walk and year round. We want to thank you for participating, raising money, donating food and prizes. It really wouldn’t be an event if everyone didn’t participate. It is exciting to see families and friends come together to walk in memory of their loved ones. We had all ages participate in the walk and luncheon afterwards. We are truly building a community of survivors that want to make a difference. It’s important to know that you are building awareness in the community as you contact your family and friends for donations and tell them about your participation in our walk. It is said that we can remove some of the stigma by letting people know that we have been touched by suicide. We put a face to the tragedy. We give people an opportunity to talk about it when we talk about it. We are approaching suicide knowing that what we are doing is going to make a difference. It is an empowering experience for me. I hope it is for you also. QPR in Florence County Mary Doemel arranged for me to introduce QPR to Florence County. She works closely with the Agency Director of the Florence County Human Services Department, Bob Macaux. Together they arranged 7 QPR presentations in 2 days. She also collects letters to take to Washington and sets up displays at local health fairs.

68. FYI LONDON THIS WEEK: Rowbust team are counting the days till they in May and member museums are planninginformation displays the great outdoors The McIlwraith field Naturalists of http://www.lfpress.ca/perl-bin/niveau2.cgi?s=fyiprint&p=84409.html&a=1

69. Latin American Youth Center - Job Announcements Leader by the last working day of the Social Work, Counseling or related field preferred;SW Assists in planning program workshops, orientation, graduation, and http://www.layc-dc.org/jobs.html

Latin American Youth Center - Equal Opportunity Employer Job Announcements updated 05/25/04 Managing Director - (District of Columbia Site) Clinical Supervisor (Full-time) Media Coordinator SOL Program Instructor ... Youth Development Specialist Managing Director - District of Columbia Site Duties The DC Site Managing Director has planning, development and oversight authority for the LAYC D.C. site. This includes supervisory authority over approximately 100 staff positions and managing a $7 million budget. Specific duties will include: Develop youth and family programs in the areas of education, job readiness, social services and advocacy based on national models and current youth related research; Oversee all program operations (Work Skills, Education, Social Services and Advocacy); Design and evaluate program standards, goals and objectives; Supervise Senior Management Team; Oversee a centralized data system to monitor programmatic and individual client progress; Develop and monitor DC site budget projections; Assist in fundraising;

70. SUNY Cortland Human Resources - Jobs Library reference services during days, evenings and Therapeutic Recreation, TourismPlanning and Development in a technical field, proficient communication http://www.cortland.edu/hr/faculty.html

Quick Links: Academic Support Advisement/First Year Programs Banner Web Access Bookstore Bursar/Student Accounts Career Services Child Care Center Classified Ads College Catalogs Continuing Education Course Schedule Dining Services Diversity Donations/Foundation Educational Opportunity Program Faculty Senate Financial Aid Human Resources Outdoor Education Facilities Registrar/Transcripts Research and Grants Residential Services Student Organizations/Services Study Abroad Summer Session Summer Sports School Technology on Campus University Police WebMail (Campus E-Mail) Winter Session Academic Support Advisement/First Year Programs Bookstore Bursar/Student Accounts ... Winter Session SUNY Cortland Faculty Vacancy Announcements **Positions are listed by posting date in parentheses** April 8, 2004 Educational Leadership - Assistant Professor April 3, 2004 Adjunct Faculty Positions - Fall 2004 Group Ad Dec. 9, 2003 Childhood/Early Childhood - Instructor/Assistant/Associate Professor (2 positions) Position Assistant Professor Educational Leadership Description of Duties Teach graduate courses both on and off campus; supervising student interns; advising students; participating in department, School and College affairs, including but not limited to committee work and curriculum development. The Educational Leadership department offers C.A.S. programs leading to certification for building and district level administrators.

71. National Rehabilitation Awareness Celebration - Communicating Your Message as it hosts Rehabilitation Professions Day. A daylong series school students withcareers in the field of rehabilitation. (Facility Name) is planning a week http://www.nraf-rehabnet.org/communcate01.html

Communicating Your Message Involve Your Facility and Your Community Regional Awards Program Back to "Promote the NRAC" page Request a Product Catalog ... Home Communicating Your Message The National Rehabilitation Awareness Celebration is a valuable public relations vehicle for promoting the importance of rehabilitation. Here are some ideas for effective communication projects: Develop a feature story about the history and benefits of rehabilitation. Include your own successes as well as national statistics. Highlight some noteworthy qualities of your facility as they relate to the rehabilitation field. Is it the largest, the only, the newest? Emphasize anything that sets it apart from others. Drama and human interest abound in rehabilitation facilities. Develop a story about a before- and- after case representing a success story. Develop a feature story about attitudes toward people with disabilities and their rehabilitation. People perceive disability in many ways, and some of their perceptions may be based on incorrect information. Single out some special people, accomplishments or programs that have been a source of pride in your institution.

72. 4-H Youth Development 1999 Programs Of Excellence: Leadership & Volunteerism Youth planning and working with other youth is not as Teen Issues Week, RealityDay, special topical highlighted career opportunities in the field of waste http://www.national4-hheadquarters.gov/excellence/1999/vol_ldrshp.htm

The average 4-H volunteer: -spends approximately 220 hours per year, -drives and average of 300 to 400 miles in a personally-owned car, -and spends an average of $50 of their own money. Therefore, in 1999 alone, 4-H volunteers contributed approximately $1.9 Billion

73. Starting In The Middle 2000 School has a population of 815 students in grades 58. Our day includes seven planning. Studentswill also explore career opportunities in the technology field. http://www.nwrel.org/ecc/middle_2000/emmett_1.html

Breaking the Barriers Index Emmett Middle School Emmett, Idaho Choosing Your Future The school and community The city of Emmett is located 25 miles northwest of Boise. Our community's economy is changing from wood products and agriculture to light manufacturing and service occupations. Many of our residents work in nearby cities. Many longtime business owners and nonprofit groups participate in the development of the community. Emmett Middle School has a population of 815 students in grades 5-8. Our day includes seven 45-minute periods. This schedule allows teacher teams a common planning period. Administrative and support personnel meet weekly with the faculty teams. Emmett Middle School is facing several changes. In the fall of the year 2000, the fifth and sixth grades will be leaving the building, and a ninth grade will join the seventh and eighth grades. A majority of the staff would like to see a switch to block scheduling and the addition of another prep period for team planning of curriculum and concepts to work on as a building. Educators and community members would like to see Character Education implemented by next year, and we are finding that our integrated learning unit ties nicely into that. Approach to integration Team teachers select a concept to be integrated into all classes while focusing on the topics and skills that best relate to their discipline. The team takes a conceptual approach to the unit in order to involve more content areas and extracurricular classes. We hope to engage the students in learning that is both personally relevant and developmentally appropriate.

74. Side-Bars, Population Reports, Series M, Number 12 meetings, keeping records of each day s work . Family planning programs should notset targets for incentives for contraceptive use, or field workers quotas http://www.infoforhealth.org/pr/m12/m12boxes.shtml

S ide-Bars We Have Family Planning Now Thinking about Family Planning and Women's Lives The Death of Sadie Sachs Meeting Women's Needs: What Should Be Done? ... Debate Over Policy "We Have Family Planning Now" "I was given in marriage at age 13. I hadn't even reached puberty. My father was dead, so my uncle arranged the marriage with a neighbor. Now it is better; there is a law that says girls mustn't marry before the age of 17. That is good. You know, I hadn't had my period when I married. A month later it came—and a month after that I was pregnant. I had five children—three boys and two girls—but one daughter was stillborn. "My children go to school, and I want them, both sons and daughters, to go as far as their ability lets them. I want them to have a good future, a profession, a happy life. I don't want them working in the fields, picking up straws and leftovers as I do. I would like so much to have gone to school. I would like to have opened my mind. I would have taught other people about things. I want to know everything—everything you can learn if you have an education. I won't let my daughters marry earlier than 17. I want them to have time to finish their studies, prepare their trousseau, and prepare themselves for marriage. "Men are much better these days than they were before. They respect women more. Now they learn things, they are more understanding, they understand the rights of men and of women, too. And now a man can no longer divorce a wife he tires of. Before, a woman could be divorced, beaten, and poorly treated. That kind of thing doesn't exist anymore, thanks to President Bourguiba. Thanks to him and the laws, women are much better off today.

75. NewsChannel 8 - Local Events building and maintaining partnerships in contingency planning from an Come join usfor a day of fun 22/04 Robert Szabo, a wartime field photographer interpreter http://www.news8.net/community/showcat.hrb?i=1

76. Tuesday 23, 79 pm in the field House. planning for the Union renovation is in the initialstages. DJs will be broadcasting outside the station promoting the day. http://publicinformation.luther.edu/091702.html

LUTHER COLLEGE Tuesday Public Information Office Luther News Tuesday Archives Tuesday Sept. 17, 2002 Published for faculty and staff by the Luther College Public Information Office Copy deadline: Friday, 3 p.m. Phone: (563) 387-1865 E-mail: tuesday@luther.edu Administrative staff meeting Sept. 18 The September Administrative staff meeting will be Wed., Sept. 18, at 10 a.m., in Hammarskjold Lounge. President Torgerson will host an open forum and Greg Lonning will discuss the upcoming blood screening. Support staff meeting Sept. 25 The September Support staff meeting will be held Wed. Sept. 25 at 9 a.m. in Peace Dining Room. The agenda includes: a welcome from President Torgerson followed by Cynthia Jacobson promoting the Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk 2002; Greg Lonning and JoEllen Anderson publicizing the Fall Health Screening; and Roy Prigge explaining the "Statement of Responsibility" and other HR information. Thank you Sincere gratitude to President Torgerson and the Luther community for the memorable occasion on the 14th anniversary of my retirement, receiving the "Spirit of Luther" Award. It was special to be a part of my 38th opening convocation and to see many faculty and office personnel, present and former, I had not seen in 14 years.

77. EIE Grant Recipients WubbenTo support the Youth Crop field Day program. Sherry Glenn To conduct fieldresearch and community about the High School Financial planning Program. http://www.extension.iastate.edu/Pages/EIE/recipients.htm

Excellence in Extension 1995-2001 Grant Recipients Betty Elliott Grant Innovative Program Grant Individual Study Grant Individual Graduate Study Grant ... Grant Summary Betty Elliott Grant April 1995 Nancy Clark To support the development of the HOPE Health Letter , a wellness newsletter for North Central Iowa area staff To attend the National Extension K-3 Conference to develop programming for K-3 youth To attend the National Conference on Character Education for curriculum ideas and development April 1996 Sandra McLain To attend the Public Issues Seminar in Washington, D.C. James Jensen To participate in a field tour of research farms in Illinois October 1996 Mary Schrandt-Prouty For the Northeast Area youth staff to participate in an electronic collaboration session at "The Round Table Room" at Luther College October 1998 Beverly Peters, Carol Peterson, and Sue McDonell To attend the Colors Matrixx System training at the University of Illinois April 1999 Kris Phelps, Lois Hunt, and Darwin Campbell

78. CSC - What's Happening and technology, process development, strategic planning, logistics, finance in thecorporate and legal services field. and Natural Resources Career Day will be http://www.udel.edu/CSC/happening.html

Home Students Employers Alumni ... Schools Shortcuts eRecruiting.com Handouts Major Resource Kit Internships Part-time Jobs Summer Jobs Registration Workshops Special Events Corporate Web Sites Graduate School eRecruiting.com Workshops Special Events What's Happening Hours: MBNA Career Services Center (401 Academy Street) office hours are 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m Monday through Friday, Wednesday - 8:00a.m. to 7:00p.m.(September - May). "Walk In Wednesdays" - 12noon - 7:00pm walk into Career Services and have your resume critiqued (bring a paper copy with you) and review career resources. Calendar of Events is a listing of workshops and programs offered by the MBNA Career Services Center. Career News is published each semester to share important career information and promote career programs. Workshops on Demand - Web Presentations - You will need RealPlayer to hear these presentations. Refer to www.udel.edu/CSC/handouts.html for print material that covers these topics. Jobs Orientation Program Please view www.udel.edu/CSC/registration.html

79. Open Staff Positions student personnel or a related field and full time Participate in the overall planningof the total ie, New Student Orientation, Preview days, Homecoming, etc. http://www.uu.edu/humanresources/staff/

Open Staff Positions Union University, an institution of the Tennessee Baptist Convention which traces its origin to 1823, seeks applications for the following full-time staff positions. Union is a liberal arts-based university with an enrollment of approximately 2,800 students. Graduate programs are offered in education, business administration and nursing. Successful candidates must be professing Christians who are active members of an evangelical Christian church. If you are interested in applying for these positions or in obtaining the most up-to-date information on Open Staff Positions, please contact: Union University 1050 Union University Drive, Box 1805 Jackson, TN 38305-3697 FAX: (731) 661-5177 Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Applications Printable Version Adobe Acrobat Format) Departmental Secretary Art Communication Arts Residence Director Security Officer Art Department Secretary Position Description Serve as part-time secretary to the Chair of the Department of Art. Specifically, the responsibilities of the position are as follows:

80. NS Department Of Agriculture And Fisheries: Archives: History Of Extension Servi were phased out and a Manager of field Services was Edward in 1987 was a memorableday for many 4 service/advice/information related to preplanning of capital http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/elibrary/archive/eshistory/chap8.htm

History of Extension Services Branch: Chapter 8 - Changing Times (1986-1996) The decade from 1986 - 1996 was one for great change for the agricultural industry as well as the various branches of the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and Marketing (N.S.D.A.M.). Reorganization and re-structuring took place, Federal-Provincial agreements increased emphasis on environment issues and agricultural awareness; there was concern about the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), as well as the development of whole farm planning with funding assistance consolidated into a few major programs. Extension workers were involved in leadership roles with client surveys, farm planning, agricultural awareness and international development. Field Services Section: In 1988 the three Regional Agricultural Representative positions were phased out and a Manager of Field Services was appointed to be responsible for all the Agricultural Representatives. The Canada/Nova Livestock Feed Development Agreement (ALFI) 1987-91 and the Canada/Nova Scotia Agri-Food Development Agreement (AFDA) 1988-93 provided funding for a broad range of activities involving the staff of the Extension Branch, among others, in many on-farm projects.

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