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Family Practice Residency Programs Offering Rural TracksAAFP Directory Of Family
Bloomington facility describes its educational and research programs. View case studies and job listings.
http://www.aafp.org/residencies/in.html

Extractions: Family Practice Residency Programs in the State of INDIANA Residency programs listed are sorted by city and state. Indianapolis St Francis Family Practice Residency Beech Grove IN Deaconess Family Practice Residency Program Evansville IN St Mary's Family Practice Evansville IN Fort Wayne Medical Education Program Fort Wayne IN The Methodist Hospitals Inc Family Practice Residency Program Gary IN Community Health Network-Indianapolis Family Practice Residency Program Indianapolis IN Indiana University Family Practice Residency Indianapolis IN St Vincent Family Medicine Residency Program Indianapolis IN Ball Memorial Family Practice Muncie IN Memorial Hospital Family Practice Residency South Bend IN Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center Family Practice Residency Program South Bend IN Union Hospital Family Practice Center Terre Haute IN AAFP Residency Directory
Kelley School Of Business, Indiana University
The indiana family Project, a program cosponsored by the Center for Human Growth and the Center for is one of three model programs chosen by the Surgeon General of
http://www.bus.indiana.edu/

Extractions: Academic Programs News Alumni Development ... Extended Community Send Us A Message! Undergraduate Program MBA Program Doctoral Program Kelley Indianapolis ... Indianapolis MBA students in the Entrepreneurship Academy joined student colleagues from the University of California-Berkeleys Haas School of Business and Rice Universitys Jones Graduate School of Management March 7-8 in Berkeley at the fourth annual Velocity Conference. They met CEOs from high-potential businesses, venture capitalists funding them, and others instrumental in launching these endeavors. Pictured left to right are Professors Betsy Gatewood and Tricia McDougall; Jack Gill, founder of Vanguard Venture Partners; MBA student Mike Baran; and Dean Dan Dalton. (Photo by Noah Berger) Todd Wagner, philanthropist and founder of Broadcast.com, to keynote Entrepreneur Day Kelley alumnus Todd R. Wagner, philanthropist and co-founder of one of the most successful Internet initial public offerings in history, will be the keynote speaker at Entrepreneur Day on Friday (April 11) at the Kelley School. The event is free and open to the public. However, registration is required by contacting the Johnson Center on Entrepreneurship and Innovation at 812-855-4248 or jcei@indiana.edu. Full Story Kelley entrepreneurship program ranked among nation's best The readers of Entrepreneur magazine are learning something about the Kelley School that students and academics already know that it's one of the best places in the nation for budding entrepreneurs. The April issue identifies 100 colleges and universities for entrepreneurship and rated the Kelley School as one of the 12 top-tier national programs. IU's program is just one of three national schools ranked in the top 10 by both faculty and alumni. Read the magazine article
INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE
support other programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the ChildrensSpecial Health Care Services Helpline merged with the indiana family
http://www.in.gov/isdh/programs/mch/ifh.htm

Extractions: for School Personnel: 2002 Health Care Professions Annual Reports 1997 Registered Nurse Survey 1997 Physicians Databook 1998 Dentist and Dental Hygienist Surveys ... Back INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE 1-800-433-0746 Voice 1-866-275-1274 TTY / TDD On May 2, 1988, the Indiana State Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health Services, launched a statewide comprehensive Indiana Family Helpline. The 1-800-433-0746 statewide Helpline was designed to assist in promoting Maternal and Child Health Services, WIC Services and support other programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Childrens Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the Indiana Family Helpline to improve services to all Indiana families of childbearing age. During fiscal year 2002, the Indiana Family Helpline responded to 17,533 calls; 1,055 advocacy calls resulting in 21,887 referrals. Communication Specialists provide information, referrals, consumer education, advocacy and follow-up to individual callers on a variety of topics including obtaining early prenatal and child health care; accessing Medicaid and WIC providers; locating emergency housing, food pantries, utility assistance; and getting callers in contact with literacy, vocational and GED programs. The Family Helpline staff may become advocates for those callers who require this assistance. This advocacy sometimes takes the form of a conference call between the client, provider, and an Indiana Family Helpline Communication Specialist, especially for high-risk clients in areas of limited resources.
AAFP Directory Of Family Practice Residency ProgramsAmerican Academy Of Family P
health insurance program for indiana children, pregnant women, and lowincome or no cost to indiana families enrolled in the dental care, vision care, family planning services, and mental
http://www.aafp.org/residencies

Extractions: about residencies and residents. AAFP Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs The Directory of Family Practice Residency Programs published by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) is the best source for information on these programs. This directory lists each program in the United States, and covers many topics in detail faculty, staff, administration, accreditation, size, salaries, etc. Click on the map or links below for a list of Residency Programs in that area. Alabama Rural Tracks The printed version of this directory is updated annually and published in February. Corrections for the online version may be submitted in writing to the AAFP by the residency's director . To obtain the printed directory, visit the AAFP's online catalog or contact the AAFP Order Department at 1-800-944-0000 and ask for item number W203. Questions and comments concerning the Residency Directory can be sent by e-mail to fp@aafp.org
Hpands
indiana family Helpline; Folic Acid Awareness Campaign; Infant Mortality Initiative;indiana Perinatal Network. Special Health Care Services Affiliated programs.
http://www.in.gov/isdh/programs/mch/hpands.htm

Extractions: for School Personnel: 2002 Health Care Professions Annual Reports 1997 Registered Nurse Survey 1997 Physicians Databook 1998 Dentist and Dental Hygienist Surveys ... Infant and Child Health Services And Clinic Sites Listing Adolescent Health Services And Clinic Sites Listing Prenatal Care / Prenatal Care Coordination Services Family Planning Services Health Systems Development Section Family Care Coordination Services Genetic Services And Clinic Sites Listing Indiana RESPECT Indiana Family Helpline Folic Acid Awareness Campaign ... Prenatal Substance Use Prevention And Clinic Sites Listing Perinatal Issues Section Infant Mortality Initiative Indiana Perinatal Network Data Analysis Section Needs Assessment / Performance Measures Office Of Cultural Diversity And Enrichment Cultural Competency Issues Children Special Health Care Services Affiliated Programs Newborn Screening Section Traditional Newborn Screening Screening Newborns For Drug Exposure (Meconium Screening) Universal Newborn Hearing Screening (UNHS) Sickle Cell Screening Program Child Lead Poison Prevention Indiana Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Childhood Injury Prevention
INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE
programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Childrens Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the indiana family
http://www.state.in.us/isdh/programs/mch/ifh.htm

Extractions: for School Personnel: 2002 Health Care Professions Annual Reports 1997 Registered Nurse Survey 1997 Physicians Databook 1998 Dentist and Dental Hygienist Surveys ... Back INDIANA FAMILY HELPLINE 1-800-433-0746 Voice 1-866-275-1274 TTY / TDD On May 2, 1988, the Indiana State Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health Services, launched a statewide comprehensive Indiana Family Helpline. The 1-800-433-0746 statewide Helpline was designed to assist in promoting Maternal and Child Health Services, WIC Services and support other programs and services throughout the state. In August 1992, the Childrens Special Health Care Services Helpline merged with the Indiana Family Helpline to improve services to all Indiana families of childbearing age. During fiscal year 2002, the Indiana Family Helpline responded to 17,533 calls; 1,055 advocacy calls resulting in 21,887 referrals. Communication Specialists provide information, referrals, consumer education, advocacy and follow-up to individual callers on a variety of topics including obtaining early prenatal and child health care; accessing Medicaid and WIC providers; locating emergency housing, food pantries, utility assistance; and getting callers in contact with literacy, vocational and GED programs. The Family Helpline staff may become advocates for those callers who require this assistance. This advocacy sometimes takes the form of a conference call between the client, provider, and an Indiana Family Helpline Communication Specialist, especially for high-risk clients in areas of limited resources.
Columbus, Indiana - Parks & Recreation Department
Columbus, IN 472020858 (812)376-2680 Phone (812)378-2892 Fax Open800a.m. to 500p.m. Monday thru Friday Free family programs.
http://www.columbus.in.gov/funguide-sum2002/parks-ffprograms.html

Extractions: Come celebrate the "Dog Days of Summer" with an evening of activities and information for dogs and their owners. All dogs should be able to socialize with others and be on a leash at all times. Also make plans to attend the free showing of "Beethoven's 2nd" held that same evening. Don't forget your pooper scooper.
Indiana Family Practice Residency Programs
indiana St. Community Hospitals of indianapolis Program indianapolis.indiana University School of Medicine Program indianapolis. St.
http://www.ms4c.org/fp/fp-state-in.shtml
The DRM Regional Resource Directory: Indiana
of Special Education Education, Higher indiana University Disability ServicesPurdue University - Adaptive programs Employment indiana family Social
http://www.disabilityresources.org/INDIANA.html

Extractions: Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM Regional Resources Directory (States) Indiana - The Hoosier State Updated 3/2001 State Index About / Hints / Link General Bloomington, City of - Directory Of Resources And Services For People with Disabilities Council of Volunteers and Organizations for Hoosiers with Disabilities (COVOH) Indiana Governor's Planning Council for People with Disabilities Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (University Affiliated Program) See also Multi-Service Agencies Advocacy and Legal Rights ADA Indiana (Indiana State Steering Committee) Indiana Civil Rights Commission Aging AARP in Indiana Center for Aging Persons with Developmental Disabilities (CAPDD) ElderWeb: Indiana U.S. Administration on Aging - Indiana: State and Area Agencies and Programs AIDS/HIV AIDServe Indiana Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Association - Central Indiana Chapter Alzheimer's Association - Chapters in Indiana Alzheimer's Association - Northern Indiana Chapter Animals See Service Animals Arts VSA Arts of Indiana Assistive Technology Adaptive Technology Center at Indiana University - Bloomington Assistive Technology Through Awareness in Indiana (ATTAIN) Indiana Institute on Disability and Community - Center on Technology and Instruction (CTI) Autism Autism Society of Indiana Indiana Resource Center for Autism (IRCA) Blindness and Visual Impairments Consumer Groups in Indiana Indiana School for the Blind Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) Brain Injury
Home Page
Joint effort of the School of Public and Environmental Affairs and the School of Social Work at indiana Category Reference Education indiana University Research Contract with indiana's family and Social Services Administration to documentthe outcomes for the Restoring Fatherhood Initiative programs.
http://www.spea.indiana.edu/fasr/

Extractions: Internships Welcome to the Institute for Family and Social Responsibility The Institute for Family and Social Responsibility is a joint effort of the School of Public and Environmental Affairs and the School of Social Work at Indiana University . The Institute's mission is to bring together the resources of citizens, governments, communities and Indiana University to better the lives of children and families. Ongoing research projects examine the impacts of welfare reforms, the adequacy of child support guidelines, community responses to the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families legislation, performance contracting for intensive family preservation services, and AIDS education for incarcerated youth. The Institute serves as the National Child Support Enforcement Research Clearinghouse . It also administers a university wide competitive student internship program in collaboration with the Indiana Family Social Services Administration.
Our Advisory Board
and Children, and was responsible for programs related to family Resources Temporary alsoresponsible for implementation of Welfare Reform in indiana.
http://www.spea.indiana.edu/fasr/_private/Advisory Board/Our Advisory Board.html

Extractions: Internships Our Advisory Board The Advisory Board consists of professionals from a variety of backgrounds, the common link being their interest in improving the lives of families and children. Members of the Advisory Board include the Director of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, the Mayor of Indianapolis, President of the Indiana Association of United Ways, six members of the Indiana Legislature, the Chief-of-Staff of the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Ways and Means, the former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Resources, the Director of the Poverty Training Research Institute at the University of Michigan, and representatives from the Indiana Township Trustees Association. The Advisory Board meets biannually to plan for the future of the institute, discuss the current projects, and to review the past achievements of the Institute. Dennis Avery represents Vanderberg County in the Indiana House of Representatives, where he serves on the Environmental Affairs; Families, Children, and Human Affairs; and Ways and Means committees. He is a member of the Indiana Advocates for Children and the Evansville Youth Resources.
INDIANA FAMILY PROJECT TO RECEIVE CITIZENS FOR COMMUNITY JUSTICES HAINES TURNE
welldocumented, and highly successful family intervention program FFT is one ofthree model programs chosen by and Labor Studies at indiana University, who
http://www.indiana.edu/~soenews/news/news1019162472.html

Extractions: Welcome! Professional Resources Support Services News Last Updated: Thu, Apr 18, 2002 The Indiana Family Project, a program co-sponsored by the Center for Human Growth and the Center for Adolescent and Family Studies at the Indiana University School of Education and the Monroe Circuit Court and Probation Department, was recently selected to receive the Citizens for Community Justices Haines Turner Award. Each year, Citizens for Community Justice, Inc., recognizes individuals, groups, or businesses for significant contributions to restorative justice and the well being of children and youth in the Monroe County community. The Haines Turner award recognizes individuals, groups, or businesses who have made significant contributions to and have a breadth of concern for the development and practice of justice that heals and restores in the Monroe County community. Award recipients must have demonstrated in their lifetime or in the previous year exceptional commitment to work with institutions and for individuals that further the principles of healing and restorative justice. The IFP partnership is designed to assist adolescents and their families struggling with problems of conduct, drug use/abuse and delinquency. The free, pilot program features Functional Family Therapy interventions conducted by doctoral level counselors in training supervised by a licensed psychologist, in affiliation with the Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology in the School of Education. The program staff provides confidential, professional family-based counseling services at the Monroe County Community Corrections office and at the Center for Human Growth.
Education L530: Developing Family Literacy Programs
How to navigate this site Technical assistance. Register for this course now! Commentsdisted@indiana.edu Copyright 2002, The Trustees of indiana University.
http://www.indiana.edu/~l530fl/
After School Programs
Grants making (State and federally funded grant programs of the Institute eachcontribute to a safer indiana family and Social Services Administration.
http://www.ncrel.org/after/resource/in.htm

Extractions: KIDSCOUNT data from the Annie E. Casey Foundation rating Indiana on a host of indicators of child well-being Children's Defense Fund statistics on the well-being of children Indiana child care profile K-12 school data from the Indiana Department of Education Health data and statistics from the Indiana Department of Health ... Department of Corrections juvenile offender population statistics (Lists all states) Indiana's progress toward national education goals Back to Top Indiana Criminal Justice Institute Home page Grants making (State- and federally funded grant programs of the Institute each contribute to a safer, healthier environment for Hoosiers) Research and evaluation Indiana Department of Education Education service centers K-12 Schools Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Home page Division of Family and Children Directory of local offices Grant listing ... Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) Indiana Department of Health Home page Public health programs Indiana Safetynet Home page Child Safety and Child Care Indiana Association of Cities and Towns Association of Indiana Counties ... Back to Top Teaching and Learning Center Listing of Indiana YMCA Web sites (follow directions to find closest YMCA) Listing of Indiana YWCA Web sites (select Indiana) Indiana Chamber of Commerce (includes Indiana Business Education Partnership Network)
University Of Southern Indiana
Weber Photography Ginger Ramsden, Manager, family and Childrens programs, USIDates underwritten by grant funds from the indiana Higher Education
http://www.usi.edu/extserv/kidstuff.html

Extractions: Kids ages six through 14 can join USI art students and faculty to create two- and three-dimensional artwork including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and more. Ages 12-14 will work with clay only. Students will be grouped by age with a maximum of 20 per group. Students will display their works on the Technology Center display wall at the end of each session. This hands-on computer class is full of fun projects that girls will love. Join your friends to learn to use digital cameras and scanners to create iron-on photos for t-shirts, stickers, calendars, snazzy report covers, cool screensavers and more. Bring two of your favorite girlfriend photos with you to class. Enrollment is limited to 12.
University Of Southern Indiana
Nearby national forests indiana Illinois Kentucky Academic programs; Admission;Alumni; Dining; Events and calendars; Facts about USI; family programs; family Weekend;
http://www.usi.edu/welcome.asp
State Narrative Report
Against Rape, and the indiana Department of Mental Health were available for staffto implement programs that address children, youth and family issues.
http://www.four-h.purdue.edu/cyfar/StateNarr.htm

Extractions: Web Site Address: RequiredNotEntered Project Staff Susan J. Barkman State Project Director sjb@four-h.purdue.edu Krisanna Machtmes State Project Evaluator kmachtme@purdue.edu Richard Fox State Project Technology Specialist foxrj@four-h.purdue.edu Krisanna Machtmes State Coordinator kmachtme@purdue.edu "Family Community Partnership is a collaborative project with the Indiana Department of Mental Health's Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Initiative and communitystakeholders to design a comprehensive familycentered community outreach program" Outcomes: State-wide capacity: As part of the 1999-2004 Plan of Work, Purdue University Extension Staff have worked hard to institutionalize programming for At-Risk Audiences (children, youth and families). Although there were 16 major issues identified, only seven of those dealt with programming for At-Risk Audiences. Instead of developing one common vision, we have developed common visions for each of the seven (7) issue areas listed above. Each of the POW Issue teams is now developing outcomes and outcome indicators. New outcome instruments have already been developed in the areas of parenting, nutrition, and youth development.
Indiana State University : FCS : Undergraduate Programs : Family And Consumer Sc
http://www.indstate.edu/fcs/education.html

Extractions: Student Information Vocational Family and Consumer Sciences Education provides an entry to one of the hottest professions in the nation - teacher shortages are likely to be a major factor until the year 2005. With rising demand, and salaries that are quite competitive, persons with an inclination to serve, and still make a decent living may well be advised to examine the career path of FCS Education. Having a sincere desire to help others is, of course, a necessary ingredient in becoming a successful teacher. Some additional qualities include: FCS core: Child Development/Family Life Food and Nutrition Family Economics/Home Mg't FCS 301 - Fam Mgt. Dec. Making
I.U. Dept Of Fam Med -- History
was essentially nonexistent at indiana University until In May 1974, the Departmentof family Medicine was as chairman he helped to develop programs taught by
http://www.iufammed.iupui.edu/history.htm

Extractions: History... Like most medical schools in the country, a Department of Family Medicine was essentially non-existent at Indiana University until February 1970. At that time a committee was appointed to study the feasibility of a Family Practice Program. In January 1971, A. Alan Fischer, M.D., a nationally-known family physician, was appointed director of the Family Practice Residency Program and was assigned the task of developing the School of Medicines first Residency. In May 1974, the Department of Family Medicine was established and Dr. Fischer was named chairman. During his 14 years as chairman he helped to develop programs taught by family physicians during the first two years of medical school, recruited hundreds of family physician preceptors to teach the fourth-year elective, and hired five family physicians to serve as a base for primary care. In 1989, Deborah I. Allen, M.D., succeeded Dr. Fisher as chair of the Department. Dr. Allen was the first woman chair of any department at the I.U. School of Medicine. Dr. Allen remained chair of the Department for the next ten years. During her tenure, she
Johnson Family Fund Established To Further Entrepreneurial Programs At IU's Kell
Business announced that one of indiana's most successful business families, the Johnsonfamily of Columbus $1 million to further the programs of its
http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/799.html

Extractions: Monday, March 10, 2003 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Indiana University's Kelley School of Business today (March 10) announced that one of Indiana's most successful business families, the Johnson family of Columbus, Ind., has committed to giving the school a minimum of $1 million to further the programs of its Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. The family's new investment of $100,000 each year for a minimum of 10 years will establish the Johnson Family Fund, designed to propel the Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation to increased levels of performance and achievement, and will support faculty research, sponsor visiting scholars and sustain outreach programs. "We appreciate the Johnson family's continuing strong support of the center," said Elizabeth Gatewood, director of the Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. "This commitment not only benefits our entrepreneurship programs, but also the future of Indiana's business growth. Entrepreneurial development will be critical as the state focuses on the Life Science Initiatives." In 1957, with $500 in the bank, a small loan from their local bank and an insatiable appetite for success, Dick and Ruth Johnson saw a business opportunity and pursued it. Johnson Oil Co. began as a small distributorship of Shell Oil petroleum products, delivering fuel oils, gasoline and lubricants in the Columbus, Ind., area. Rick Johnson joined the company in 1981 after graduating from IU with a degree in business.

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