41. ASIL Media Contacts law issues, please contact the ASIL media Program at (202 Jordan Paust— University of Houston Law Center. Steven R. Ratner— University of texas school of Law. http://www.asil.org/media/experts.htm

MEDIA CENTER MEDIA KIT JOIN PRESS LIST EXPERTS LEGAL RESOURCES PUBLICATIONS EVENTS ASIL Media Contacts Contact the Media Program Arab/Israeli Conflict Corporations and International Law Development, Health and Foreign Aid ... WTO, NAFTA and Trade For additional information or to be put in touch with experts on other international law issues, please contact the ASIL Media Program at (202) 939-6000 or at outreach@asil.org The American Society of International Law is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to advancing the study and use of international law.  As a non-partisan association, the ASIL is open to all points of view in its endeavors, and does not take positions on substantive issues. ARAB/ISRAELI CONFLICT Malvina Halberstam Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University Adrien K. Wing University of Iowa College of Law CORPORATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL LAW Merritt B. Fox

42. Sea Grant News Media Center - Texas: Younger Named Specialist the public at all levels, from preschool through senior effort of Sea Grant, the texas Agricultural Extension by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/txyounger.html

News Releases Program News Texas Sea Grant Younger Named Marine Education Specialist Matagorda County's short-term loss should be the long-term gain for the entire state of Texas. On May 1 Willie Younger ceased to be the marine agent for Matagorda County and became the marine education specialist for the Texas Marine Advisory Service. As education specialist, Younger will be based at the Texas State Marine Education Center, located on Matagorda Bay, in Palacios. Sea Grant has always been involved with marine education, but in recent years it has not had a specialist to provide a focus and coordination for educational programs, Hightower said. While other marine education programs and activities will continue elsewhere, Hightower said, the center will act as a focal point, directing education programs throughout the state. "I want to emphasize that our efforts through Willie will compliment and enhance current programs at the center and will not compete or conflict with ongoing programming," he said. "This joint venture in marine education would not have been possible if not for the vision and cooperation of the commissioners of the Navigation District," Hightower said. The Marine Education Center was originally a joint project of the navigation district and the Palacios school system. The navigation district owned bay-front property that was part of the former Camp Hulen, a National Guard Training base, and the school district wanted to start a marine education program for the school children of Palacios and the surrounding area, as well as for occasional groups from around Texas and even outside the state. As time passed, Wharton County Junior College and TSTC joined the mix, offering classes in aquaculture, occupational health and safety and diesel mechanics, as well as core curriculum classes such as English and government.

43. Sea Grant News Media Center - Texas River Run '96 1996 River Run, sponsored by the texas Marine Advisory a student and teacher from the same school is encouraged by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/txriverrun96.html

News Releases Program News Texas Sea Grant River Run '96 Coming Soon Tired of the lack of rain drying up your summer fun? Make a run for the river. More specifically make a run to the 1996 River Run, sponsored by the Texas Marine Advisory Service and Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. The River Run is a four-day trip along the Guadalupe, from Canyon Dam to Matagorda Island and back to Seguin, designed for high school students and teachers of all grades. The trip emphasizes hands-on experiences and first-hand observations of the river and the Guadalupe watershed. "This is an opportune time to study the river and uses of water in the watershed during a drought" said Brazoria County Marine Agent Rich Tillman, who will lead the trip. River Run participants will learn much about the Guadalupe River system, including water quality, groundwater protection, wastewater treatment, water laws and policies, wildlife and fisheries, flood control and freshwater inflows for bays and estuaries. The trip will be July 16-19 and costs $50 for each participant. Participants must provide their own transportation to and from Seguin. Students and teachers will be paired in teams and teaming of a student and teacher from the same school is encouraged.

44. Developing Educational Standards - Library Media Oregon The Oregon Educational media Association has prepared Information Literacy Guidelines for The school Library Standards for texas (adopted on http://edstandards.org/StSu/Library.html

45. MAME: Library/Media Standards/Curriculum school Library media Programs, Role of the Library media Specialist, and school Library Programs Standards and Guidelines for texas Standards from http://www.mame.gen.mi.us/resourc/standardslib.html

Library/Media Standards/Curriculum AASL Position Statements From the American Association of School Librarians. A list of documents (online) such as Appropriate Staffing for School Library Media Centers, Preparation of School Library Media Specialist, Role of the School Library Media Program, etc. Education Week: "Study Shows Rise in Test Scores Tied to School Library Resources This is an article on the Education Week website. Educational Standards and Curriculum Frameworks for Library Media An list of links to sites related to library media standards at the National level and by State. Essential Skills for Information Literacy From the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Olympia, WA and the Washington Library Media Association Essentials of a Model Library Media Program From the Kentucky Department of Education. Information Literacy Standards for Student Learning From AASL/AECT. Information/Media Literacy From The Center for the Education and Study of Diverse Populations (CESDP) at New Mexico Highlands University works to improve the quality of education for communities in New Mexico and the surrounding region.

46. Texas - School Libraries Top Links City, TX Dobie High school Library media Center Houston, TX Prairie, TX Round Rock High school Library The parents in the Round Rock, texas, community of http://www.texas-onlink.com/Education_School_Libraries.html

Texas Education School Libraries Web Site Links Loretto Academy Library - El Paso, TX Pebble Creek Elementary School Library - College Station, TX Calallen High School Library - Corpus Christi, TX Elliott Grant Middle School Library - Corpus Christi, TX Jefferson High School Library - El Paso, TX River Oaks Baptist School Library Media Center - Houston, TX Trinity Valley School Library Media Center - Fort Worth, TX Borman School Library - Denton, TX The Academy at West Birdville Library Media Center - Haltom City, TX Dobie High School Library Media Center - Houston, TX Juan Linn Elementary School Library - Victoria, TX St. Agnes Academy Library - Houston, TX Jackson Middle School Library - Grand Prairie, TX Round Rock High School Library: The Dragon's Head - A dynamic online source for students, staff, and parents in the Round Rock, Texas, community of learners seeking school-based and Web-based information that can help further learning. Barbara Jordan High School for Careers Library - Houston, TX Bellaire High School Library - Bellaire, TX Scroggins Elementary School Library - Houston, TX

47. Media - Speech school of Urban Affairs, University of texas at Arlington. Center for the Study of Educational Reform, University of North texas. http://www.idra.org/Media/charter.htm

Testimony on Texas Open Enrollment Charter Schools Executive Director, Intercultural Development Research Association Submitted to the Texas House of Representatives Interim Committee on Public Education The Honorable Jim Dunnam, Chair August 2000 The second open enrollment charter school evaluation report, Texas Open-Enrollment Charter Schools: Year One Evaluation According to the latest evaluation of open enrollment and at-risk open enrollment charter schools, Texas Open-Enrollment Charter Schools: Third Year Evaluation (July 2000), these alternative schools suffer from an annual turnover rate of students that is twice the state average mobility rate. While regular public schools average 23 percent mobility from year to year, open enrollment charter schools experience a 55 percent turnover rate performance in charter schools is lower in all areas charter school performance to be lower than the state subgroup averages TAAS performance levels of African American students in charter schools (who are over-represented when compared to their proportion of the public school enrollment) lag behind their counter-parts in regular public schools.

48. Information Skills Curriculum - School Library Media Centers K12 Information for school library media specialists in developing the information curriculum, K12 http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/libinst.htm

Information Skills Curriculum Curricula General Education as Psychology, Learning Styles] Instructional Design Instruction Curricula Virginia. Standards of Learning Objectives Virginia's Standards of Accreditation; Standards of Quality Resources for school librarians; from School-Libraries.Org Colorado Information Literacy Planning checklist for Schools (Draft) [pdf file]; guidelines, Information Power ; Overview of Information Literacy [pdf file] Illinois Learning Standards with subjects Oregon Educational Media Association. Information Literacy Guidelines Introduction, print resources, web sites, Oregon Information Literacy Guidelines Virginia's SOLs. Library/Information Use Older standards but still useful for new librarians. State of North Carolina, Dept. of Education North Carolina's DOE. State curriculum can be purchased. Utah Curriculum Database Search library media curriculum. Curriculum is online. Information Literacy and the Net Course outline from Bellingham Public Schools [Back to Top] General Education Critical Thinking Skills Educational Psychology Learning Styles [Back to Top] Instructional Design Big Six Information Problem Solving Basics By Mike Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz.

49. Texas Children's Hospital - Texas Children's Cancer Center Program Facilitates P News media contact Laura Frnka, 832824-2645 Pager 832-824-7243, no. 6623. texas Children s Cancer Center s school re-entry program helps oncology and http://www.texaschildrenshospital.org/allabout/newscenter/ArticleDisplay.aspx?ai

50. University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston, School Of Public Health, E For information about this program contact us. http://www.sph.uth.tmc.edu/elpaso/educational Media/

For information about this program contact us UTH UTHSPH Home ... History

51. News From Media Relations & Publications please contact the Jayme Blaschke at SWT media Relations and Publications at (512) 2452180 or Judy Renick, Director, texas school Safety Center at (512) 245 http://www.mrp.txstate.edu/mrp/relations/newsreleases/2003/02/20n1.html

Texas State University 601 University Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 Contact: Public Information Specialist Date of Release: Phone: (512) 245-2180 Fax: (512) 245-8153 Texas School Safety Summit “Charts Course for School Safety” AUSTIN It is estimated that 20,000-plus educators, parents, students and law enforcement agents will be directly trained by the Center during the 2002-2003 school year. In addition, the Center has provided every school district in Texas (more than 1200) with a video, manual and CD-ROM to assist them in writing district or campus security plans. The web site at www.txssc.swt.edu contains more information about the Center and its activities. For more information, please contact the Jayme Blaschke at SWT Media Relations and Publications at (512) 245-2180 or Judy Renick, Director, Texas School Safety Center at (512) 245-3696. Texas State Home University Advancement Development Parents Association ... UA Strategic Plans For inquiries, comments or questions relating to this website, email the UA Webmaster, 860 J.C.Kellam, San Marcos, TX -78666-4613, Ph: (512) 245-2180

52. News From Media Relations & Publications Assistant Director Date of Release 05/20/99 Phone (512) 2452180 Fax (512) 245-8153. texas school Safety Center established at SWT. http://www.mrp.txstate.edu/mrp/relations/NewsReleases/1999/05/20n1.html

Texas State University 601 University Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 Contact: Assistant Director Date of Release: Phone: (512) 245-2180 Fax: (512) 245-8153 Texas School Safety Center established at SWT Reducing youth violence and promoting safety in schools are the goals of the Texas School Safety Center now forming at Southwest Texas State University. The center will work with teams of educators, parents and law enforcement officials from Texas communities and help them develop safety plans tailored to individual school districts. It will serve as an ongoing resource to help reduce youth violence and promote safety. The center will hold regional training sessions and a statewide school safety summit. Training sessions will educate the teams on security technology, creating positive school environments and other issues related to safe schools. Student leaders will attend a leadership training conference to learn about respecting the rights of others and handling disputes peacefully. The center will sponsor a middle school essay contest on violence prevention and peace. During the 1997-98 school year, there were almost 70,000 acts of violence reported on Texas public school campuses and more than 8,000 weapons were confiscated from students, according to Texas Education Agency statistics. Those figures, combined with growing concerns among parents and educators, led to the formation of the Texas School Safety Center.

53. TEXAS: Middle School Designed To Resemble Civic Center texas Middle school designed to resemble civic center The $25 million school will serve 1,200 students will feature a library and media center, cafeteria, fine http://asumag.com/mag/university_texas_middle_school/

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54. University Of Texas High School: Home Page The CDROM contains a great deal of the course media content and in our courses may be applied toward high school graduation from texas high schools http://www.utexas.edu/cee/dec/uths/index.shtml

UT Austin home site map contact us ... contact webmaster Distance Education Center High School Courses welcome courses enrollment course materials ... e-mail webmaster High School Options credit by examination high school diploma Welcome to the DEC's Web-Based Classroom Whether you are looking for just one subject or an array of high school subjects, the Distance Education Center can help. Our Web-Based High School courses offer the following: Flexibility to work at your pace, at your place. Students can take up to nine months to complete a course and are not required to go to a specific location for any aspect of the course. Multimedia activities that make subjects come alive. Self-help and self-assessment tools that help students work to improve their skills. It isn't just technology. The courses are written and instructed by Texas-certified teachers who are experienced with helping students succeed. Special notes to students focused on graduating in Texas: All courses are Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) aligned and based on state-adopted textbooks Because our courses are TEKS aligned, students are well prepared for success on the TAKS (Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills) test, which is required for graduation in the State of Texas.

55. COE - Centers & Projects Center houses microcomputing and media services, instructional Center staff work with schools to design ways University of texas Center for Reading Language http://www.utexas.edu/education/centers.html

Related Links COE HOME Departments TechHelp Contact Us ... Building Maps Collegewide Centers Learning Technology Center The Learning Technology Center houses microcomputing and media services, instructional equipment and materials. Center staff work with schools to design ways that new information technologies can help support learning for K-12 and for preservice teachers. The University of Texas Center for Reading and Language Arts provides information to educators statewide about effective practices in the teaching of reading and language arts with the goal of improving literacy skills for Texas children. Science and Mathematics Education Center The Science and Mathematics Education Center provides training opportunities for science teachers in Texas schools and promotes strong undergraduate and graduate programs in this area. Texas Center for Disability Studies Texas Center for Disability Studies - a coordinated program of interdisciplinary training, service delivery, technical assistance, applied research, and information dissemination with the mission that people with developmental, and other disabilities, will be fully included in all levels of their communities. Education Productivity Council The Education Productivity Council is made up of university researchers that work with principals, teachers, and other school personnel establishing decision support systems to improve the quality of decisions made at the student, classroom, program and campus levels.

56. Don't Mess With Texas Keep Pearland Beautiful (2001). Keep texas Beautiful (2001) skip to navigation. Palito Blanco Elementary school (2001). Piccadilly media (2003) skip to navigation. http://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/partner_list.php

Privacy Statement Feedback Don't Mess with Texas Site by White Lion EnviroMedia Requirements Contact ... Universities The Don't Mess with Texas Partner list keeps growing, and we hope to see your organization's name on our list soon. We've dubbed the following organizations "Charter Partners" to recognize them as pioneers in litter prevention. Each was one of the first organizations of its kind to join the Partner program. From reducing fast food litter to keeping construction sites clean, these Partners are using their special skills and resources to spread the Don't Mess with Texas message. Indicates that this partner has been awarded the Featured Partner honor in the past. 7-Eleven (2001) Coca-Cola Bottling Companies-Texas (2001) Dairy Queen (2001) Gulf States Toyota (2001) H-E-B Grocery Co. (1998) Home Depot (2001) La Quinta Inns and Suites (2003) McCoy's Building Supply Centers (2001) Regal Cinemas, Inc. (2001) Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort (2001) Sonic Corporation (2001) Texas Disposal Systems (2001) 1st Cause (2002) Amherst ISD Student Council (2001) Associated General Contractors-Austin (2001) Austin Coca-Cola Bottling (2001) Bailey Intermediate School (2001) Basilica of the National Shrine of the Little Flower (2002) Baylor University (2001) Bellfort Shell (2001) Brazosport Environmental and Recycling Services (2001) Cameron Junior High School (2001) Cesar E. Chavez Middle School (2001)

57. The Lightspan Network - Media Lightspan, Inc. Orders for the Lightspan Reading Center have already been received from other school districts in texas and other states. http://www.lightspan.com/portal/corporate/media/2002/lspnallenisdlaunch.asp

2003 Media Coverage 2003 News Releases Archived News Releases Lightspan, Inc. and Allen, Texas School District Launch National Online Reading Initiative Innovative Reading Center Helps Schools Meet Early Reading Goals of New Education Legislation FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Michael A. Sicuro Lightspan, Inc. Robert S. Scheid 866.251.6694 toll free bscheid@lightspan.com SAN DIEGO - January 15, 2002 Lightspan, Inc. , a leading provider of quality curriculum-based software and Internet products and services used in schools and homes, today launched a live demonstration of the Lightspan Reading Center, a first-of-its kind online reading program for grades K-3. The program was developed with the support of funds from the U.S. Department of Education's Technology Innovation Challenge Grant, and will be used as a model for online early reading initiatives on a nationwide basis. Lightspan Chairman and Chief Executive Officer John Kernan stated: "Improving reading achievement in the critical K-3 grades is a central goal of the new federal education legislation. Lightspan not only shares that commitment, but we have a proven track record in that area. We've already sold the Lightspan Reading Center, both on a standalone basis and as a part of Lightspan's comprehensive student achievement program. Lightspan is proud to play a key role in this innovative and important project, in partnership with forward-thinking officials at Allen ISD." The Lightspan Reading Center was co-developed by a team of teachers and reading specialists from Allen Independent School District in Texas as well as technology and curriculum specialists from Lightspan, Inc. Orders for the Lightspan Reading Center have already been received from other school districts in Texas and other states.

58. Similar Projects of CinemaTelevision, USC school of Communication SUDAC, Stanford University Digital media Center for the State University Visualization Laboratory, texas A M. http://www.etc.cmu.edu/resources_subpages/similar_text.html

Similar Programs The Entertainment Technology Center is a unique graduate program. As such, it is difficult to answer the question, "What other schools offer a degree like yours?" There is no other program just like ours. However, there are some schools that have similar programs, and even other schools that offer programs in areas that people inquiring about the ETC are often interested in. In the spirit of collaboration, we offer the following list for your information. Also included on the list are research centers that do not grant degrees or certificates. This list is in no way exhaustive, nor do we necessarily support or endorse any of these programs or institutions. This list will constantly be evolving as we discover what universities, colleges, and other schools are offering. To have your site listed, please email us: Similar Interdisciplinary Programs SUDAC, Stanford University Digital Worlds Institute, University of Florida Hexagram, Concordia University and the Universit du Qubec Montral

59. About The ETC -- Similar Programs Visualization Laboratory, texas A M The Center for Digital Arts at Pratt Institute Arts, media and Engineering at Arizona State University school of Film and http://www.etc.cmu.edu/about/similar_programs.htm

Resources Press Calendar Orientation ... Similar Programs Map of the ETC Similar Programs The Entertainment Technology Center is a unique graduate program.  As such, it is difficult to answer the question, "What other schools offer a degree like yours?" There is no other program just like ours.  However, there are some schools that have similar programs, and even other schools that offer programs in areas that people inquiring about the ETC are often interested in.  In the spirit of collaboration, we offer the following list for your information. Also included on the list are research centers that do not grant degrees or certificates. This list is in no way exhaustive, nor do we necessarily support or endorse any of these programs or institutions. This list will constantly be evolving as we discover what universities, colleges, and other schools are offering.  To have your site listed, please email us: Similar Interdisciplinary Programs SUDAC, Stanford University

60. Institutional Members Directory Department of Communication; West texas A M University Art West Virginia University school of Journalism; Western College of Communcations media Science. http://www.beaweb.org/instmembers.html

Advanced Search BEA Institutional Members A B C D ... Z Below is a listing of BEA Member Institutions and known links. Links are also provided to specific broadcast/media departments with known web pages. These are the 2002 institutional members of BEA - this list will be updated again early in 2003. Aims Community College American University School of Communication ... School of Communication Arts Caraiff University  Case Western Reserve University Cayuga Community College Telecommunications/Broadcasting Central Michigan University ... Dept. of Mass Communication n Green River Community College KGRG KENU Grossmont College ... Zayed University Broadcast Education Association BEA Customer Service: beainfo@beaweb.org Toll-free: (888) 380-7222

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