January Events 2003 January 2003 Author events. through Santa Cruz County by locally and nationally recognizedartist began a new book club focusing on global current history with http://www.capitolabookcafe.com/events/jan03.html
Extractions: (Kensington Publishing Company) C aught between two vastly different cultural roles an American girl raised on kitschy TV and a Chinese woman known only as Daughter, the fulfiller of responsibilities Ruby comes to see that "life is not a straight road" but a language drawn with many brush strokes, where misunderstandings yield messages to the heart. A theatrical presentation of a scene from this brilliant, emotional work will ignite a buzz around talented Ryan who uses storytelling to honor ancestry, heart, and humanity.
KCET News Current Affairs THE NEWSHOUR continues to provide indepth analysis of current events with a To TheContrary Bonnie Erbe, nationally syndicated columnist on domestic politics http://www.kcet.org/news/
Current Events - Circular distance learning program will allow the school to expand its current earth science theClock with Tennis. Mercer said Koening is a nationallyknown speaker http://192.188.131.11/circular/vol8/june30.html
Extractions: Wheeling Downs and CLC Team Up to Offer Program to WPHS Students Nursing Program Awarded Grant Mercer Ready to Hit the Courts NTTCs 2000-2001 ETAP Classes Begin ... Help Wanted Wheeling Downs and CLC Team Up to Offer Program to WPHS Students Wheeling Downs and the Challenger Learning Center are teaming up to take students at Wheeling Park High School on a new high-tech learning adventure. Three groups of students at Wheeling Park will take part in the Challenger Centers distance learning mission thanks to funding by Wheeling Downs. During the 2000-2001 school year, three junior environmental classes will link with the CLC to embark on a learning voyage to help the high school students learn about earth science. Hayes Taylor, general manager of Wheeling Downs, said teaming up to offer local students new educational opportunities is a way for us to give something back to the community. This is part of our effort to make a difference in the community. I wish we could do more. Wheeling Park teacher JoAnne Boron said the distance learning program will allow the school to expand its current earth science curriculum.
The American Society For Public Administration - Sections Sections allow members to interact with other professionals, nationally and internationally Calendarof events Stay abreast of current events, or submit http://www.aspanet.org/sections/
Extractions: Sections allow members to interact with other professionals, nationally and internationally, who are concerned with the same substansive area of public administration. Besides enhancing communication among professionals in the same area, sections sponsor sessions at ASPA's national conferences. Section Listing
NAVAIR WD Site Index CSA Categories; General Requirements. Connectivity; Contacts; current events andNotices. and Radar Systems handbook; Employees recognized nationally/internationally; http://www.nawcwpns.navy.mil/r3/SiteIndx.htm
Extractions: NAVAIR WD Site Index Site Index NAVAIR WD Web Sites Related Web Sites Search using the alphabetical listing or use your browser's search function find keywords. Acquisition Process ... Business Development No Links Federal Laboratory Consortium Awards Firsts/Major Accomplishments Fleet Battle Experiment Echo (Range Video Clips) Fleet Communications Connectivity ... Former Executive Directors No Pages Yet No Pages Yet No Pages Yet No Pages Yet Materials and Composites Laboratory Maps Airport Directions (China Lake, Point Mugu)
Council For University Programs For example, small lectures, nationallyknown speakers, brown-bag lectures series,educational topics, hot topics, entertaining subjects, current events, etc http://www.cup.neu.edu/committee.html
Committees For example, small lectures, nationally known speakers, brownbag lecture series,educational topics, hot topics, entertaining subjects, current events, etc. http://www.cup.neu.edu/Committees.html
What Dr. Yapko Is Doing With Depression And Hypnosis current events Read about the latest news concerning Dr. Yapko and his work. to writethe Clinical Update on Depression, which was distributed nationally. http://www.yapko.com/html/current.html
Extractions: In November, 2002, the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis (SCEH), the hypnosis society for research and clinical professionals, awarded Dr. Yapko the prestigious Arthur Shapiro Award for " the best hypnosis book of 2001. " It was for Dr. Yapko's book, Treating Depression With Hypnosis: Integrating Cognitive-Behavioral and Strategic Approaches (Brunner/Routledge, 2001).
Dr. Yapko's Seminar Schedule For 2003 Dr. Yapko Books Tapes Teaching Schedule current events Links. Teaching Schedule2003 2004 TEACHING SCHEDULES Dr. Yapko is a nationally and internationally http://www.yapko.com/html/search.php3?setup=thisyear&searchstring=_
Orbis - Bredesen Slashes Tennessee Budget current events, Already, Tennessee ranks 41st nationally in the size of itsstate government workforce, despite having the 16th largest population. http://www.vanderbiltorbis.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/03/19/3e77e36a0b23f
Extractions: Gov. Phil Bredesen unveiled his proposed state budget earlier this month, touting the fiscal plan as a "common-sense budget" similar to that of typical working families throughout Tennessee. The plan features an across-the-board nine percent cut in funding, a decision meant to ensure that everyone shares in bearing the brunt of the state's economic crisis. The reality of the cuts will be significantly more difficult for some to swallow than it will be for others, however. In order to successfully implement the proposed budget, the state will have to eliminate 845 job positions and lay off 207 employees. Among departments losing staff members, the Department of Children's Services will be hardest hit, losing 58 positions in all. The reduction in the workforce will affect not only those who lose their jobs, but also those who must try to meet the same demand for service with a smaller staff. Already, Tennessee ranks 41st nationally in the size of its state government workforce, despite having the 16th largest population.
Wilderness And Civilization the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute, and numerous nationally recognizedconservation See the Faculty, current events, and Course Syllabi pages for http://www.forestry.umt.edu/wc
Extractions: Surrounded by the Bob Marshall, Scapegoat, Great Bear, Selway-Bitterroot, Rattlesnake, and Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness Areas, Missoula is an ideal setting for wilderness studies. The University of Montanas combination of a Forestry School and Liberal Arts campus provides a unique opportunity for innovative interdisciplinary education. As a center of wilderness activity, Missoula is home to the Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center, the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute, and numerous nationally recognized conservation organizations. Program curriculum spans the biological sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Courses cover a broad range of topics including wilderness management policies, American Indian cultural perspectives, economics, expressions in literature, international wilderness issues, and ecology. Most Wilderness and Civilization courses are limited to the 25 students in the program, ensuring individualized attention from faculty. Courses are rigorous and challenge students with extensive reading, writing, projects, journaling, seminar-style discussion, and examinations. Students are also required to complete an internship, providing them with practical experience and an opportunity to apply concepts leaned in their coursework to real world wilderness issues.
SFPALM -- Events current and Upcoming events Calendar. All events at SFPALM unless otherwise noted SaraFelder pays tribute to three locallygrown and nationally recognized divas http://www.sfpalm.org/events/events.htm
SFPALM -- Events Two exciting events highlighted opening night Free to current members. Woodallsbroader contribution to the performing arts, nationally and internationally http://www.sfpalm.org/events/individual events/woodall.htm
Extractions: Members Reception: SFPALM members were invited to preview the exhibition in its entirety and enjoy a glass of wine at a special Members Only Reception beginning at 6 PM. Free to current members. Conversation with the Artist: At 7:00 pm members of the public were invited to join Ms. Woodall and curator of Natural Selections Sheryl Flatow, for an in-depth conversation about her work, including video clips of performances. An audio recording of the entire conversation a video clip from the are both available on-line, and a video of the entire conversation is available for viewing free of charge in the Library during regular research hours. Click here for clips Admission to A Conversation with Sandra Woodall was $10 general for the general public and free for SFPALM members.. This exhibition and its associated programs are made possible through the generous support of Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, California Arts Council, the L.J. and Mary C. Skaggs Foundation, the Brenner Foundation, the Compton Foundation, the Ira and Leonore Gershwin Trust, the Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation, the Goldman Fund, the Walter and Elise Haas Foundation, the Hewlett Foundation, the Jewett Foundation, the May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust, the Morris Stulsaft Foundation, the National Arts and Disability Center, the Upjohn Fund, the Wallis Foundation, and GATX Corporation.
Upoc Main join. 9. the savage nation Named after the nationally syndicated radiotalk show and a bestselling current events book. In thi join. 10. http://www.upoc.com/category.jsp?category=np_current&_pageLinkIdx=3
Current And Recent News local coordinators have planned events statewide and over 75 students with disabilitiesare expected to participate. For more information nationally visit the http://www.fldoe.org/news/pr_10_15_02.asp
Extractions: Board Members Budget Information Contact Information Colleges Commissioner's Page Commissioner Biography Commissioner Schedule Community Colleges Directories Distance Learning Education Links FCAT 2002 Featured Links Guiding Principles Higher Ed Funding K-12 Public Schools K-20 Accountability Meeting Schedules Meeting Archives News Clips Organizational Chart Press Releases Publications Reorganization Info Reports School Code School Grades 2002 Search Site Index Staff Directory Strategic Planning Universities University Trustees Visitor Information bill.edmonds@fldoe.org National Disability Mentoring Day events take place Oct. 16 in Florida "Tomorrow throughout Florida, there will be job shadowing, mentoring and career exploration events for students with disabilities," said Education Secretary Jim Horne. "It is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the abilities of people with disabilities in the state of Florida." National Disability Mentoring Day began in 1999 as part of a White House effort to increase the profile of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, celebrated each October. The American Association of People with Disabilities, in partnership with the U. S. Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment Policy and the Presidential Task Force on Employment of Adults with Disabilities, encourage National Disability Mentoring Day events during the month.
Dept. Events - Chemistry At Boston College Weekly seminars highlight nationally recognized speakers in organic, inorganic,physical and biological chemistry. return to top. Other current events. http://chemserv.bc.edu/gradSt/deptEvents.html
Extractions: Message from the Faculty Ph.D. in Chemistry Faculty Research Research Facilities ... Student Resources Graduate Research Sympoisum Industrial Recruiting Program Seminar Series Other Current Events Every October, the research activities of the BC Chemistry Department are showcased during the Graduate Research Symposium. This event features seminar and poster presentations made by our graduate students. The Graduate Research Symposium is a highlight of the academic year, as it includes reports of most exciting advances made in BC Chemistry research groups during the preceding year. return to top We host a diverse seminar series that brings outstanding visiting scientists from around the world to the department annually for formal and informal interactions with all of the members of the department. Weekly seminars highlight nationally recognized speakers in organic, inorganic, physical and biological chemistry. In addition, the seminar series is highlighted by our annual University Lectureship, which most recently brought Nobel Laureate E.J. Corey to the department for a three-day visit highlighted by three very stimulating seminars. Our recent University Lecturers include:
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University Of Delaware Current Students current Students, UD Study Abroad program ranks sixth nationally. Web sitehighlights student events. Need a campus job? more news on UDaily http://www.udel.edu/main/cur-students/
