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27. EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY EAST tennessee STATE UNIVERSITY. You may consider wearing your staff senate shirts.Dr Andrews said the governor has asked higher education for possibly of a 5 http://www.etsu.edu/stsenate/minNov2003.htm

EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Senate Minutes November 10, 2003 PRESENT: Carolyn Bond, Kathy Brooks, Sharon Chandler, Renee Couch, Eric Crigger, Corintha Duncan, Mary Duncan, Joy Fulkerson, Betty Grice, Carolyn Hopson, Clifford Hudson, Trillis McKee, Donna Murphy, Pat Myrick, Terry Nelson, Betty Ann Proffitt, Cindy Proffitt, Kathy Smith, Rita Taylor, and Joe Webb. ABSENT: Constance Alexander, Kim Denton, Tim Dills (excused), Charles Forrester (excused), Thomas Hill, Suzy Hooven, David Jones (excused), Jane Jones (excused), Judy Lawson (excused), Chris Loveday, Bobbie Lewis (excused), Judy Oaks (excused), Andre Stevens, Sue Taylor (excused), Kathy Thacker (excused), and Carla Warner. 1. President Elect Kathy Smith called the meeting to order. 2. Senator Donna Murphy made a motion to approve October 13, 2003 minutes and Senator Carolyn Bond seconded the motion. Treasurer’s report - not available due to Senator Forrester attending an out of town meeting. Committee Reports: -Staff Concerns and Grievances-no report -Committee on Committee-no report -Elections-no report -Thanksgiving Basket Committee-given by Senator Cindy Proffitt Coordinators have agreed to help in campus buildings. Boxes are out.

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Academic Information Athletic Information Block Program Campus Calendar ... Professional Studies : Elementary Education Characteristics Elementary Education majors have the luxury of graduating into a high demand area South Carolina for public school teachers. And Limestone College has excellent placement of graduates in teaching positions nearly 100%! That placement rate comes for good reasons. Students gain close faculty relationships within the major, strong practical courses and an emphasis on out-of-class experience, as well as the advantage of our good relationships with area schools and student teaching placement in the local area, near the campus. Faculty Ann Wyatt , Professor of Education awyatt@limestone.edu B.A., University of North Carolina/Greensboro M.A., University of Tennessee M.Ed., Clemson University Ph.D., Reading Education, University of Georgia Specialties: vocabulary development in young readers, use of context clues to decide word meaning, and history of education in America Classes taught: Reading, History/Philosophy of Education

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34. ATEC Home by Diane Bennett, Tonya Berrier staff Development tools some of the best technologytrainers in tennessee. Journal Technology Horizons in education http//www http://www.people.memphis.edu/~atec_pd/partic4.htm

Favorites Tips Lesson Plans Prof Dev ... Send your comments, suggestions, or corrections to atec_pd@memphis.edu Professional Development Sources 4Teachers.org http://www.4teachers.org Recommended by Levin Edwards There are many choices for helpful professional development activities from this site. Apple Learning Institute http://ali.apple.com Recommended by Chris Hockert Classroom Connect http://www.classroom.com Recommended by Cathy Thomley Tiffany Kelley Chris Hockert Allison Watkinson This is a site that has options for teachers to get professional development or useful classroom tools. It is not free, but it is good. Colleges/Universities Recommended by Cindi Catignani Elaine Wilkins University of Memphis - Continuing Education Conferences Recommended by Elaine Wilkins Adam Stephens Memphis City Schools Technology Conference and TETC. Conferences offer ideas to use for professional development. Also, they are always available for teachers to attend. Some conferences are not expensive, and most school systems have money allotted for each teacher every year. Converge http://www.convergemag.com

35. Arlene Ignico :: Profile Instruction The University of tennessee, Knoxville, 1987 technology, National Associationfor Physical education and Sport MOTR dev CHL, 291, MOTR dev CHL, 1000, http://www.bsu.edu/physicaleducation/profile/0,1393,2836-560-20673,00.html

SEARCH This Department Ball State Web Site Faculty and Staff Students Find a Department Courses Events FAQs Campus Buildings FOR Mission Statement Facilities Faculty Staff ... School Faculty Handbook For more information, contact Dr. Mitch Whaley For more information, contact Nikki Assmann Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306. Legal Information Employment TTY Numbers Arlene Ignico PROFESSOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Log in to view e-mail Request contact info HP 221 Fax: 285-8254 Add Contact Info to Outlook Education Professional Experience Professor Ball State University, 1987-present Muncie, IN Director Ball State University Fit Kids Program, 1990-present Research Interests Children's Fitness, Gender-role development/perceptions, Motor skill assessment Grants Master Teacher Group: Establishing Partnerships, Teachers College, $ 700 for public school teacher stipends, Spring 2002; Head Start Motor Development Program, Action, Inc. (on-going grant funded for $ 800 a year since 1989); Ball State University Fitness Recent Publications Assessing your motor skills using video technology, National Association for Physical Education and Sport (AAHPERD); National school breakfast and lunch meals: Blood lipid levels in prepubescents, Early Childhood Development and Care; The effects of a phy

36. Message From Dana Herreman, Curriculum and staff Development Director. The education Trustis a nonprofit added techniques developed by William Saunders of tennessee ). http://www.newarkcity.k12.oh.us/communications/pub/NB010904.htm

NEWSBRiEFS A biweekly newsletter from Newark City Schools Distributed on Payday Fridays Volume 6, Issue January CALENDAR SAVE THESE DATES Jan. 12: Central IS staff meeting 2:15 p.m. Jan. 12: Conrad ES staff meeting, 2:40 p.m. Jan. 12: Maholm staff Meeting, 2:45 p.m. Jan. 12: Maholm PTA meeting, 6 p.m. Jan. 13: NHS Diversity Multicultural Coffeehouse Production, , NHS library Jan. 13: McGuffey ES staff meeting, 7:15 a.m. Jan. 13: Roosevelt MS staff meeting, Jan. 13: Hazelwood ES staff meeting, 2:45 p.m. Jan. 13: Cherry Valley ES staff meeting, Jan. 13: McGuffey ES Non-fiction night, Jan. 13: Newark Board of Education Meeting, 6:30 p.m. , NHS library Jan. 14 Administrative Team meeting, 9:30 a.m. , The Works Jan. 14: Kettering IS staff meeting, 2: 05 p.m. Jan. 14: West Main IS staff meeting, 2:15 p.m. Jan. 14: Facilities Leadership Team meeting, 3 p.m.

37. Board Members - Health Ministries Association 937253-9858 sbecker@shp-dayton.org Board Chairs - Chapter dev. 43065 614-336-4127ejgould@columbus.rr.com staff Continuing education Coordinator Dr http://www.hmassoc.org/boardmems.html

BOARD MEMBERS Executive Committee - President Sharon Adkins MSN, RN 198 Johnson Hollow Road Portland, TN 37148 Work: 615-343-2019 Fax: 615-343-1394 Home: 615-451-9296 sharon.adkins@mcmail.vanderbilt.edu Executive Committee - Finance Chair Nancy L. Nielsen 1522 Sixth St, Unit B Berkeley, CA 94718 Work: 415-561-2321 Fax: 415-561-2313 Home:510-559-3615 nnielsen@pacbell.net Executive Committee - IMM Past President Sharon A. Stanton MS, BSN, RN 1940 Tiner Court Cumming, GA 30041 Work: 404-851-5721 Fax: 404-851-4832 Home:678-947-0861 sstanton@sjha.org Executive Committee - Secretary Marlene A. Feagan 417 East Third Street Newport, KY 41071 Work: 859-292-4149 Fax: 859-291-8885 mfeagan@stelizabeth.com Executive Committee - Vice President Rebecca Anton MSN, RN 7601 Still River Way Sacramento, CA 95831 Work: 916-428-7927 Fax: 916-428-3241 Home:916-428-7927 beckyanton@accessbee.com Board Chairs - Chapter Development Chair Sharon A. Becker RN 5792 Redbird Court Dayton, OH 45431 Work: 937-227-9452 Fax: 937-227-9451 Home:937-253-9858 sbecker@shp-dayton.org

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39. Calendar Of Events (Arts Education IDEAS) across the Curriculum, Middle tennessee State Univ the Performing Arts Washington,DC, Arts education Partnership. Curriculum Seminar, For Sesame street staff only. http://www.aeideas.com/calendar/

Sue Snyder's Calendar This calendar is a work in progress, with events frequently changing. This winter and spring there are several broad themes to Sue's work: Unless otherwise specified, Mondays and Wednesdays are spent at McDonough School, Hartford, Connecticut. Leave messages with Patty at (203) 229-0411 on these days. Patty can contact Sue if there is an emergency. During March-May, 2004, Sue will be writing and editing Music Memory 2004-5. In 2003, Total Literacy was being implemented in Lawrence Township (K and discipline-based teachers) and Hartford, Connecticut (McDonough School pilot with struggling 2nd and 3rd grade readers), and in the Lighthouse after school program in Bridgeport. Bradley Elementary School in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is moving toward arts-based curriculum as well. Sue is program chair and on the executive board of The Music and Arts Center for Humanity (MACH) and invites local arts educators and interested community members to support MACH and consider board membership. Other projects involve The Grammy Foundation Leonard Bernstein Center for Learning , and Macmillan/McGraw-Hill School Division . There are several conferences and colloquia during the year. Date Location and Event Contact August 2-4, 2004

40. Faculty Biology and Plant Sciences, Nebraska Wesleyan University/MS Science education andEntomology, University of tennessee/PhD Microbiology Other educational staff. http://www.leeacademy.lee.me.us/People at LA/Faculty.htm

Alumni Parent Alliance People at LA Students at LA ... Native Americans Faculty at Lee Academy Our faculty works to challenge students to achieve beyond their expectations, and to become creative, analytical, independent thinkers. Faculty members are also team coaches, club and organization advisors, mentors and friends to our students. Relationships at Lee Academy last well beyond the four years of education. The active alumni association connects Academy alumni, faculty and former faculty from several generations. The activity leaders, the staff, community members and the faculty work with students to continue the supportive, family atmosphere that is a hallmark of the Lee Academy experience. Faculty and Administration BS Biology and Plant Sciences, Nebraska Wesleyan University/MS Science Education and Entomology, University of Tennessee/PhD Microbiology and Insect Science, University of London Physical Sciences Pasco Avery pavery@leeacademy.lee.me.us

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