State Of Missouri Community Connection of missouri Outreach and Extension family and Community missouri Department of SocialServices http//www.dss many programs give needed financial assistance and http://www.communityconnection.org/ccver2/family_info.jsp
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Practical Parenting Partnerships - Trainers Kansas City area and Northwest missouri. of expertise include communication, familydynamics, parenting time, stress, and financial) management, building family http://www.pppctr.org/trainers.asp
Extractions: icasey@slps.org Ida specializes in training and development in parent involvement and support for parents, school support staff, teachers, and administrators. She is also involved in the planning and implementation of strategies for parental involvement programs in schools. Ida works in Missouri and surrounding states. Alison Copeland davisna@missouri.edu Nancy is a former PPP staff member and current early childhood administrator. Her areas of expertise include parenting education birth through grade 12, educational administration, quality in education and human development. She is available in St. Louis and in mid Missouri. Kathy Dothage
NEAFCS - Distinguished Service Award -- Central Region efforts have primarily been centered around family Development and missouri, R. BethBurke Beth Burke had concentrated Women's financial Information programs http://www.neafcs.org/awards.asp?P=64
Branches contracts, administrative support ande financial management of the public assistancedisasters in missouri since 1990 of the Individual and family Grant (IFG http://www.sema.state.mo.us/branchesinfo.htm
Extractions: SEMA Branches Executive Branch Jerry B. Uhlmann , SEMA Director, manages all SEMA operations both during and after a disaster and on day-to-day business. SEMA is a coordinating agency between local, state and federal agencies. Col. Uhlmann retired from the Missouri National Guard where he was head of Military Support to Civil Authorities. SEMA is located in the Department of Public Safety, Office of the Adjutant General. During a disaster, SEMA reports directly to the Governor's Office. Beaufort C. "Buck" Katt , Deputy Director. He assists the Director by the day-to-day supervision of the various branches and programs within the Agency. In addition to 15 years of service with the State of Missouri and private higher education, he is retired from the U.S Army after 30 years of service with the rank of Colonel. The Executive branch is responsible for legislation, coordination with local and Federal governments, newsletters, news releases and public information. The Executive Branch of SEMA consists of the Director, a Principal Assistant, Information Technology, Geographical Information System, Public Information, a Statewide Volunteer Coordinator and clerical support. The Director coordinates with other state agencies on state legislation relating to emergency preparedness, earthquake issues and floodplain management and monitors federal legislation. He is responsible for the day-to-day operations of SEMA, which is housed in the Department of Public Safety under the Missouri Adjutant General's Office. During an emergency, the SEMA Director reports directly to the Governor's office. He chaired the Governor's Task Force on Floodplain Management. The director is the chairman of the Central United States Earthquake Consortium (CUSEC), and a member of the National Emergency Management Association (NEMA).
1991 Association For Financial Counseling And Planning Proceedings Kansas City, missouri. Marital Stability Role of financial management in PredictingDivorce, pp. in the Intention to Change the family financial Situation, pp http://www.hec.ohio-state.edu/hanna/afcpe/91prog.htm
Extractions: 1991. Kansas City, Missouri. Theme: Financial Challenges for the Twenty-First Century. Garman, E. Thomas (1991). Strengthening AFCPE as an Organization: The Future Looks Bright, pp. 3-4. Hira, Tahira K. (1991). Welcome to AFCPE 1991 National Conference, pp. 5-13. King, David M. (1991). The Challenges of Providing Financial Planning Services to Middle America p. 14. Pond, Jonathan (1991). Financial Planning in the Twenty-First Century: Some Predictions and Recommendations p. 15. Wilwerding, Ron (1991). Consumer Credit Legislation Direction for the Year 2000 p. 16. Cutler, Becky (1991). Interfacing With CCS Educational and Counseling Programs p. 17. Israelsen, Craig L. (1991). Examining The Impact of Consumer Debt on Parent-Child Interaction, pp. 18-35. Leech, Irene E. and Lytton. Ruth H. (1991). Meeting Health Care Costs: Attitudes and Behaviors as Determinants, pp. 36-47. Prochaska-Cue, Kathleen (1991). Towards a Cognitive Model of Personal Financial Management Style, pp. 48-68. Fitzsimmmons, Vicki S. and Leach, Lauren J. (1991). Marital Stability: Role of Financial Management in Predicting Divorce, pp. 69-81.
Missouri 4-H > Kidstuff > See 4h.missouri.edu/go/staffdevelopment/specialistroles.htm for more informationon the role of 4H Youth family systems/studies. financial management. http://4h.missouri.edu/go/staffdevelopment/knowledgeskills.htm
Extractions: Youth Development Faculty Kidstuff Parents and Volunteers Staff The framework for the knowledge and skill set for 4-H Youth Development Faculty is based on PRK - Professional, Research and Knowledge Taxonomy developed by the National 4-H Council, the National 4-H Association of Extension 4-H Agents and the Cooperative State Research, Extension and Education Service of the United States Department of Agriculture with funding by the Dewitt-Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund. See www.cyfernet.org/prof/prk.html The taxonomy is comprised of five domains. When applied in an integral manner, they enable professionals to program for positive youth development. See 4h.Missouri.edu/go/staffdevelopment/specialistroles.htm for more information on the role of 4-H Youth Development, key program development strategies and research anchoring youth development programs. Competency Areas: Youth and Adult Development: The knowledge of the growth and development process (cognitive, social, emotional and physical) over the life-span and its application in the creation of environments which optimize human potential. Child development/psychology Adolescent development/psychology Family systems/studies Parent education/involvement Resiliency and prevention Risk and protective factors Ecological models of human development Learning Strategies for Youth Development: The knowledge of the learning theory and its application in the design and evaluation of learning experiences for positive youth development.
DHHS Regional Office Web Sites - Family And Youth Services Bureau of programs, including the family and Youth Offices administer the programmatic andfinancial management of ACF Region VII (Iowa, Kansas, missouri, Nebraska). http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/fysb/acfweb.htm
Extractions: The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) Regional Offices oversee the administration of programs, including the Family and Youth Services Bureau's Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY) Program. The Regional Offices administer the programmatic and financial management of ACF programs in the region and provide guidance to grantees and other entities responsible for administering these programs, such as State and local governments. The Regional Office Web Sites are accessible through the ACF Office of Regional Operations' Regional Contacts page. Or, you may wish to visit the following ACF Regional Office youth-related Web pages: Region I (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont)
Financial Aid more information about programs and financial aid opportunities administered by DESEinclude missouri Division of Division of family Services/TANF; Individual http://www.mwsc.edu/finaid/missouri.html
Extractions: MOSTARS (Missouri Student Assistance Resource Services) provides resources and services so that students have the opportunity to obtain postsecondary education in Missouri. MOSTARS works in partnership with: MOSTARS administers federal and state student financial assistance programs to approximately 120,000 eligible students annually. In addition, MOSTARS conducts outreach activities to improve consumer information about opportunities for postsecondary education and student financial assistance in Missouri and to help students avoid default and credit card debt. For more information about programs and financial aid opportunities administered by MOSTARS go to www.mocbhe.gov
State Agencies And Organizations contracts, administrative support and financial management of the and maintains theState of missouri Emergency Operations of Individual family Grant Program http://www.mufrti.org/catalog/sao.html
Extractions: Download the Catalog State Agencies and Organizations Missouri Division of Fire Safety State Emergency Management Agency Missouri Association of Fire Chiefs The Professional Fire and Fraud Investigators Association ... Fire Marshals' Association of Missouri Missouri Division of Fire Safety www.mdfs.state.mo.us Senate Bill No. 487 was introduced in the 1972 session by Senator Truman E. Wilson (D-St. Joseph). It provided for hiring a fire marshal, a deputy, four investigators, and a secretary. The fire marshal and his staff were tasked with three basic responsibilities: assist police, fire department, and insurance investigators in cases of suspected arson, establish a central records file on suspicious fires, and develop programs to train local departments in the collection and preservation of evidence. Funding for the position and staff did not pass until 1973. In 1984, the Office of the State Fire Marshal was assigned the task of enforcing House Bill 1060 which mandates the inspection and issuance of certificates of inspection of all non-exempt boilers and pressure vessels in Missouri. This created the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Unit. The unit enforces rules set forth by the Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessels Rules which was appointed by the Governor.
Extractions: window.open ("http://www.careeruniversities.com/popup-college.htm", "myannouncer", "scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,height=480,width=420") MBA and Business Management Programs For "MBA" and "Business Management Programs" and Project Management Certificates Nationally recognized Bachelors Masters MBA and Associates Degree Business Management Programs from Online Colleges. Project management certificates. Learn at your own pace, in your spare time. Enroll online! Bachelor of Science in Business/Accounting Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Business E-Business Bachelor of Science in Business Management Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership Want to get ahead in your career? Earn your Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree at home or on the road from Kennedy-Western University.
MOSTARS Facts administers federal and state student financial assistance programs as an escrow agent,the missouri Student Loan the delivery of Federal family Education Loan http://www.cbhe.state.mo.us/MOSTARS/mostars.htm
Extractions: (Missouri Student Assistance Resource Services) MOSTARS, the student assistance division of the Missouri Department of Higher Education, provides free resources, assistance, and customer service for students, parents, postsecondary institutions, high schools, lenders, secondary student loan markets, legislators, and government agencies to help students access postsecondary education in Missouri. Early Awareness and Outreach Efforts MOSTARS provides early college awareness and financial assistance information to students and their families. Through the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) project, specific activities such as tutoring, mentoring, and financial aid seminars ensure that low-income students and their families have the information they need to prepare academically and financially for postsecondary education. Student Financial Assistance Programs
Nebraska health counseling , legal advice, financial management clinics, and 4429 Websitehttp//agebb.missouri.edu/haylst Safety Children and family Services Chris http://www.panhandle.unl.edu/tough_times/html/nebraska.html
Extractions: Website: http://www.droughtcentral.org Farm Legal and Financial Clinics Nebraska Farm Mediation Service Farm mediation provides a means for agricultural producers to sort through disputes with creditors or the USDA agencies with the aid of a neutral third party called a mediator. The mediator does not decide the issues for the parties but encourages them to reach mutually agreeable solutions. Farm borrowers who apply for mediation are offered no-cost financial counseling and analysis. Farm mediation can be used as a proactive approach to resolve issues while the borrower and lenders still have multiple options, as well as in situations where the lender is threatening foreclosure and the borrower is contemplating bankruptcy. For more information contact: Marion Beethe at marianjb@agr.state.us
Continuing Education Department Of Birzeit University in Journalism with the University of missouri. are a. Organizational managementb. financial management c. General InTake and Referral; family Dynamics and http://home.birzeit.edu/ced/diplomas.html
Extractions: Birzeit University Homepage D iploma P rograms Diploma Programs are a new trend towards developing professional proficiency in a number of diverse fields. The process of diploma development has been aided through the co-operation of both local and international organizations and consultants. The Continuing Education Department of Birzeit University is currently working with international organizations such as the Finnish Broadcasting System, The Maastricht School of Management, Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI), The Near East Cultural and Educational Fund of Canada (NECEF) and the Foundation for International Training (FIT). In addition to the diploma programs currently being developed, CED has also begun to prepare for a possible diploma program in Journalism with the University of Missouri. The following diploma programs are currently being offered and developed by the Continuing Education Department. This program is a three year development initiative undertaken by a partnership of the Foundation for International Training (a Canadian NGO), and three Palestinian organizations: CED, Bisan Center for Research and Development and The Womens Affairs Committee (Shuun AlMara) - Gaza. The Programs overall goal is to empower NGOs as viable development agents of change in Palestinian Society. The primary means to achieve this goal is capacity building of NGOs, through training, consultancy and institution strengthening inputs. It is hoped that with trained staff and strong organization and management, the Palestinian NGO sector will be in a position to play a key role in nurturing a democratic society, just as it has played a vital role in sustaining a society under occupation.
Alianzas Resources/Recursos para los Mexicanos en el Exterior El Centro Educativo de LULAC Protector Nacionalde missouri. family Focus Center y Budget financial management Assistance. http://www.uoealliances.com/main/resources.shtml
The National Benevolent Association In Missouri In missouri, NBA has 24 facilities departments Children family Services, Development,Facilities management, financial management, Human Resources http://www.nbacares.org/Factshts/NBA_MoFacts.htm
Program to curb the disappearance of more familysized dairies. The Southwest missouri DairyFarm Project teaches costs and improving their financial management skills http://www.psu.missouri.edu/Dairy/Program/
AESMentor :: Glossary FFEL, Federal family Education Loan, FFELP, Federal family Education Loan programs, IFX,Interactive financial Exchange, MSLP, missouri Student Loan Program, http://www.aesmentor.org/getmoney/glossary/
Extractions: Acronym Name Description AACC American Association of Community Colleges AACRAO American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers AACRAO is a nonprofit, voluntary, professional association of more than 9,300 higher education administrators who represent more than 2,400 institutions and agencies in the United States and in thirty-nine countries around the world. The mission of the association is to provide leadership in policy initiation, interpretation, and implementation in the global educational community. This is accomplished through the identification and promotion of standards and best practices in enrollment management, information technology, instructional management, and student services. AACU Association of American Colleges and Universities AAEB Accrediting Agency Evaluation Branch One of 3 branches of AEDD whose principal function is to carry out the accrediting agency recognition function.
FGB Pledge Scholarship American family Insurance Scholarship Investment programs financial ManagementAssociation Greater Insurance Scholarship missouri Agents Education http://www.foundation.smsu.edu/Pledges/COBA/FGBpledge.html
Extractions: SMSU Foundation Pledge Forms COBA Pledge FGB Pledge Make an On-Line Pledge to one of the SMSU Foundation's Accounts for the Finance and General Business Department IMPORTANT NOTICE! We are currently encountering some problems with the pledge buttons on our pledge pages. Please TYPE THE NAME OF THE SPECIFIC AREA/SCHOLARSHIP to which you wish to make a pledge in the "Additional Information" box at the bottom of this page. Typing the name will ensure your pledge goes to the right destination. We are working now to solve this problem. Thank you for your patience, and please "bear" with us until we have it corrected. THANKS, AGAIN. You can make an on-line pledge designated to the Finance and General Business Department, or one of its scholarships, right now. Once submitted, we will send you periodic reminders to keep you informed of your pledge status. Please complete the following form, then press the send button below! 1) Please enter your name, e-mail address, SMSU student ID # and class year.
Sight & Hearing Programs of LWSB providing whatever support, including financial, we can acts as the Divisionof family Services' Nominee major sight project of both missouri Lions and http://www.rollanet.org/~rlions/lionshp.html
Extractions: Eyeglass Program Hearing Program Leader Dog LWSB ... Rolla Lions Home Page Rolla Lions Eyeglass Program The Mid-South Lions Sight and Hearing Service provides primary sight and hearing care to indigent persons from Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, and west Tennessee at no charge to the patient. Most patients are seen at either the Methodist Hospital-Central or the LeBonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis Tennessee. The Rolla Lions Club has been an active member of the Service for a number of years providing both financial support and patients, usually at least three or four at any given time. The State hearing program was mostly without a project until the early 80's when the Easter Seal Hearing Van was purchased by the Missouri Lions. Since that time we have been performing hearing tests throughout the State. After many miles and hours of testing the old van was retired and replaced with a new one with new computer controlled testing equipment. The van circulates through the Districts. Individual clubs can schedule the use of the van while it is in their area by contracting their District Hearing Chairman. This program is funded primarily by the sale of Hearing Sweepstakes Tickets during the month prior to the State Convention. The hearing program also receives donations from Clubs and individuals. Leader Dogs for the Blind has been a project of the Rolla Lions Club and the Missouri Lions for many years. The Club has provided financial support for this organization for over fifteen years. We have also, as needed, utilized their services by sponsorning those blind members of our community who wanted the additional mobility made possible by a Leader Dog to the School in Rochester Michigan.
