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Important Pages Contact ASUI Online Voting Related Sites University of Idaho Students@UI Today@Idaho UI Library ... Staff Civic Education Project Staff Stop by our office on the 3rd Floor of the Idaho Commons and visit us! We would be more than happy to assist you in finding a service site that meets your interests, or connect you with the many programs that operate under the Civic Education Project. Katie Wittman-Conklin katrina@sub.uidaho.edu Coordinator Civic Education Project Steven Janowiak janowiak@sub.uidaho.edu Assistant Director Idaho Commons Dr. Virginia Babcock gbabcock@uidaho.edu Director of Office of Academic Service-Learning Amy Newcomb amyn@sub.uidaho.edu Coordinator Student Activities Autumn Hansen autumn@sub.uidaho.edu Intern Special Projects Casandra Byington casandrab@sub.uidaho.edu Intern Community and Agency Dev.

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Center for Workforce Planning and Policy Leadership Retreat for Workforce Planning and Policy June 8 - 10 Charlottesville,Virginia Participants, Presenters, Faciliators and Panelists Bob Almond , Director of Career and Technical Education, Department of Education Becky Aydlett , Director, West Piedmont LWIB Beverly Ayers , Executive Director, South Central Workforce Investment Board Susan Baker , Vice President for Workforce Development, No Va Technology Center Ed Barlow , President, Creating the Future, Inc. Cordell Briggs , Owner, Briggs Hospitality Susan Coffey , Director of Professional Development, VCCS Trigg Copenhaver , CFO/Treasurer, Virginia Panel Corporation Anne Dale , Executive Director,Workforce One, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce Katherine DeRosear , Director, Workforce Policy, VCCS Jim Elmore , Director of Piedmont Works, Piedmont Virginia Community College Mary Elsesser , Director, Existing Business Program Prince William County Department of Economic Development C. Michael Ferraro

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Government/Citizen Resources Caroline County Strategic Plan County Administrator Caroline County Strategic Plan ADDENDUM - Education Six-Year Plan Committee Members Action Team Members Introduction Vision ... Regional Services Caroline County Public Schools SIX-YEAR PLAN FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT Approved on May 15, 2000 SIX-YEAR PLAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS Mrs. Mary Ann Maxey, Chairperson Mr. Glen McDearmon, Parent Mr. Lorenzo Boxley, Community Member Mrs. Linda Thomas, Community Member Ms. Sharon Brannan, Parent Mrs. Patricia Murray, Community Member Mr. Stanley Jones, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services Dr. Anne Knicely, Assistant Superintendent for Instructional Services Dr. Richard Sternberg, Principal Mrs. Cyndy Sanford, Principal Mr. Calvin Taylor, Assistant Principal and Member of Board of Supervisors Mrs. Tinya Ryland, Teacher Mrs. Bettie French, Teacher Mrs. Jennifer Hall, Teacher Mrs. Barbara Rock, Secretary/Bookkeeper Mr. Richard Fortune, Student Support Specialist Dr. Gwen Edwards, Superintendent Back to Top ACTION TEAM MEMBERS Communication Mrs. Mary Ann Maxey, Parent/Chairperson

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Student Login User Name Password Forgot your user name or password? Two Options for Online Graduate Courses GeorgiaTeacher has partnered with the University of Florida (UF) and the University of Northern Virginia (UNVA) to offer online graduate courses for educators. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA To register for online graduate courses through UF, please visit their distance learning department web site at: http://www.distancelearning.ufl.edu/TeacherEd/ EDG6931 Digital Imaging and Visual Literacy EDG6931 Literacy and Technology UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA UNVA graduate courses are available for purchase and registration through GeorgiaTeacher. Each course listed below carries 3 graduate semester hours and costs $660. All courses run May 10 through July 5. Click on a course title for more information and to register. PROJ 588 Special Topics - Grant Writing CSCI 588 Special Topics - Infusing Technology Into Classrooms - Basic Concepts CSCI 588 Special Topics - Infusing Technology Into Classrooms - Advanced Concepts CSCI 588 Special Topics - Digital Imaging and Visual Literacy Professional Development Course Offerings We offer traditional professional development courses in an online format for those not seeking graduate credit. These courses may qualify for your required continuing education. Please get pre-approval before registering.

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DIRECTORY This Directory is designed to give you quick links to location and contact information. Find it fast, right here. WDS Centers There are Workforce Development Services Centers at all 23 community colleges in Virginia. Find contact names, locations, directions and websites for each center. Vice Chancellor of WDS and Staff Contact WDS staff in the Richmond system office. Institutes of Excellence for Information Technology (IE-IT) and Advanced Technology (IE-AT) are dedicated to supporting the VCCS and the Commonwealth in developing partnerships and educational programs and services that enhance Virginia's information and advanced technology industries. The Executive Directors of each Institute are available here. Career Switchers Program Professionals that want to make a career change to teaching in the classroom now have an alternative path to licensure through Virginia's community colleges. Middle College There are two pilot projects currently under development for this exciting new initiative in Virginia.

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About the Institute of Excellence for Advanced Technology (IE-AT) Check it out! Have you considered Electronics Technician as a career choice? New: Technical Associations - a great resource for educators! IE-AT Mission Statement The IEAT will identify, develop and foster strategic partnerships with advanced technology industries, industry organizations and within and among VCCS community colleges to provide a wide array of education, training, workforce development and technical services that support Virginia’s advanced technology industries. An advanced technology industry is defined as one that makes extensive use of state-of-the-art high performance technologies, and information system technologies integrated with a high performance workforce in a system capable of furnishing products and services to rapidly respond to market demands. IE-AT Vision The VCCS Institute of Excellence in Advanced Technologies (IEAT) will be recognized by advanced technology business and industry as the focal point for training programs and services for advanced technology applications in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

70. Departmental Listings - Staff Directory - Planning And Advancement - West Virgin develop. Off. Mrs. Savolia Spottswood, Init. dev. Off. top. Sec. Sr. Mrs.Kim Lovinski, Prog. Dir. dev. Eng. Mr. Charles McDaniel, Jr., Asst. http://www.wvsc.edu/planning/directory/dept.asp

WVSU Home E-mail Academics Admissions ... Sponsored Programs Staff Directory Change Form Departmental Listings Dept/Divisional Chairs Part Time Faculty Retirees Listing WVSC Administrators Alphabetical Listings Staff Student Affairs Students WVSCTC 2003-2004 Departmental Listings Academic Affairs Land-Grant Programs Accounts Payable Library ... Academic Schools 131 Ferrell Hall · Ext. 3043 Dr. Arnold Cooper, Vice Pres. Dr. John Teeuwissen, Asst. Vice Pres. Ms. Yvonne B. Berkley, Admin. Sec., Sr. Mrs. Quandora Hornbuckle, Exec. Sec. Mrs. Jacqueline Richardson, Admin. Sec. top 126 Ferrell Hall · Ext. 3013 Mrs. Angela Kushner, Int. Acct. Asst. II Ms. Shirley Tiggle, Acct. Asst. I top 103 Ferrell Hall · Ext. 3249 Dr. Cassandra Whyte, Vice Pres. Dr. Gregory D. Epps, Asst. VP/Dir of Sup. Srv. Mrs. Karleen Slaughter top 106 Ferrell Hall · Ext. 3033 Mr. Tryreno Sowell, Int. Dir. Mr. Jason Meeks, Int. Assoc. Dir. Mrs. Gayla Doughty, CPS, Adm. Coun. Mrs. Ginger Iden, Adm. Asst. III Mrs. Rosie Kinser, Adm. Asst. III top 227 Wallace Hall · Ext. 5135 Mrs. Marie Jones, Lead Instr.

71. Presentations And Consultancies Analysis for Consensus MASPES, May ë91. 1990 Teaching Philosophy of Educationthe inherent tensions Midwest PES, October ë90 Jones JHS staff dev. leader. http://home.comcast.net/~erozycki/Lectures.html

RETURN TO HOME PAGE edited 6/8/03 PRESENTATIONS 2002: Pi Lambda Theta, "No Child Left Behind: blaming the bus driver." Presentation at Initiation Dinner for New Inductees, La Salle University, Phila. PA, 10/10/02 "Is John Edward a Fraud? Messaging the Message of the Medium." Presented to the South Atlantic Philosophy of Education Society, Oct 5th, at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, NC. 2001: Workshops on Academic Dishonesty. Montgomery County IU, 12/10/00 2000: Workshops on Preventing Plagiarism. Delaware County IU, 11/7/00 "Racial Discourse and Truth" South Atlantic Philosophy of Education Society, Petersburg VA 10/7/00 "Is school reform damaging public education?" Pi Lambda Theta Northeast Regional Conference, Groton CT, 7/28/00 "Plagiarism and the Web" Manhattanville College, 4/3/00 1999: "Plagiarism and the Web" Philadelphia University, 10/22/99 1998: " Reason and Authority in Education ," South Atlantic Philosophy of Education Society, Raleigh NC 9/26/98 Increasing Teaching Efficiency " Paper to the South Atlantic Philosophy of Education Society, Raleigh, NC, September 27, 1997.

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AACE Home Conferences Membership Publications ... Search Help/Tips New Search Full Text Email Abstract Print Page World Conference on the WWW and Internet (WEBNETC) Volume 1999, Issue 1, 1999 View Papers for this Conference World Conference on the WWW and Internet 1999 (1), 1670-1670. [Online]. Available: http://dl.aace.org/5702 Web-Based Support for Educator Staff Development Teacher training enhanced with Web pages can give teachers continual just-in-time support. While most teachers are experienced Web consumers, some lack experience using the Web. The opportunity to grow in Web experience adds value to training workshops. Workshop Web pages fill a continuum from full Web-based distance learning delivery to companion materials for a traditional class. The Web pages serve a multitude of purposes before, during and after the workshop. Before the workshop group meets formally, participants can read the Web page to become oriented to the topic of the workshop. During the workshop, the Web pages become a multimedia, interactive agenda where participants can return after the workshop concludes. After the conclusion of the workshop, participants have access to all materials and their additions and updates. For added functionality, and for teachers in schools still lacking Internet connectivity, the contents of the Web pages can be distributed on CD-ROM.

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74. Wood County Professional Staff Development Council Wood County Professional staff Development for 20032004 as expected in West VirginiaContent Standards teachers, including special education teachers, will http://myschoolonline.com/class_newsletter/0,2710,55072-200690-57-4078,00.html

Home Page Calendar Emerson Elem.SDev Jefferson Staff Dev. ... News Spring2003 Newsletter Spr. p.2 2003 Winter News Helpful Links Staff Development Sign up to help with this site ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Wood County Professional Staff Development Council A Newsletter of the Wood County Professional Staff Development Council Spring News 2003 - p.2 Wood County Professional Staff Development Plan Reflections from the President... Michelle Mercer About MySchoolOnline PRIVACY

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76. Staff Bios In West virginia, we need only 1, since our staff night hikes, and an inspirer (onmatters educational, economical, and other) of both campers and staff. http://www.nbtsc.org/staff_bios.htm

Grace mostly wrote these bios, so anything that sounds arrogant is her fault. You'll find descriptions here of some of the 2003 staff. You can expect a lot of the same staff for 2004, but we probably won't post new bios until spring or summer. Note that Sarabeth has evolved into year round staff, see below.) Be sure to also see our links page for websites pertaining to past and present staff peoplesome great stuff there. Directors Grace Llewellyn, 39 Eugene, Oregon Grace is most well known for her book, The Teenage Liberation Handbook: how to quit school and get a real life and education . She's also the co-author and/or editor of 3 other books, most recently Guerrilla Learning: how to give your kids a real education with or without school (with Amy Silver), and she is working on a new book. A former school teacher, Grace founded NBTSC in 1996. Since 1991, she has been involved in the un/homeschooling movement in numerous waysshe has spoken at numerous conferences, directed a resource center, and produced a mail order book catalog for unschoolers. In her other life, Grace performs bellydance occasionally for festivals, restaurants, parties, and other events. Her more official bio (on her publishing website) is here , links to interviews with and articles about her are here , and her personal website is here At camp

77. Staffpage staff. CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION. OF. 113, email. Lynette Kay 4H EnvironmentalEducation, 4-H Program Assistant. virginia Recchio Office Assistant. http://www.cce.cornell.edu/oneida/cce/staffpage.htm

STAFF CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION OF ONEIDA COUNTY Carol Fitzgerald Executive Director As Executive Director of the Cornell Cooperative Extension Association of Oneida County, Carol provides administrative leadership and management. She is responsible for the Board of Directors and Board Committees. Carol's educational responsibilities relate to agricultural and rural economic vitality. Voice mail ext. 112, email Jeffrey J. Miller : Assistant Director for Ag. Env. Stewardship and Econ. Vitality, Sustaining Production Ag., Issues Team Leader. Agronomy, soils, field crop management, manure management, nutrient management, integrated pest management, and pesticide certification. Voice Mail ext. 105, email Steven G. Miller: Commercial Horticulture/Floriculture, Extension Educator, Economic Vitality Issues Team Leader. Voice mail ext. 106, email Heather Sweeney: emai l Kristen Stockin : Agronomy, fieldcrops, pasture, soil fertility, forage production, nutrient and manure management Extension Educator. Voice mail ext. 103

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80. Clinical Staff Education Clinical staff education Class Details. Clinical staff education does not handleregistration for this course. Therefore online registration is not available. http://uuhsc.utah.edu/cse/classes/classdetails.cfm?classID=8

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