FACULTY AND STAFF adjuncts instructors emeritus faculty staff Environmental Hazards, Environment andDevelopment. Professor; Historical, Geographic education, south carolina. http://www.cla.sc.edu/geog/people/faculty.html
First-Person Narratives Of The American South: Staff FirstPerson Narratives of the American south. of North carolina at Chapel Hill ChapelHill, North carolina 27514. education UNCCH, Library Science, MSLS, 1978 http://docsouth.unc.edu/fpn/staff.html
Extractions: Project Director and Principal Investigator Project Manager Preservation Librarian Project Cataloger ... Graduate Students Project Director and Principal Investigator: Patricia Buck Dominguez The Project Director oversees the digitization project, ensures that it is on schedule, meets quality control requirements, and spends funds cost-effectively. She confers regularly with project staff. She also works with the Editorial Board to prioritize titles for scanning and to identify supporting materials to include in the database. She is responsible for writing reports and preparing publicity for the project. Curriculum Vitae Business Address: Collection Development Department CB# 3918, Davis Library The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 Education: UNCCH, Library Science, M.S.L.S., 1978. University of Michigan, Comparative Literature, Ph.D., 1975. University of Michigan, Comparative Literature, M.A., 1966. Andrews University, French, B.A., 1965. Current Position: Humanities Bibliographer, Collection Development Department, Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, June 1978-
ITRC: Partnerships Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North carolina, and south carolina. PD) is an onlinestaff development project designed Florida Department of education and Just http://www.itrc.ucf.edu/partnerships/
Extractions: Partnerships One of the University of Central Florida's goals is "to become America's leading partnership university." The Florida Instructional Technology Resource Center has long relied on partnerships to help us grow and become more vital. Over 100 business partners have contributed hardware, software, dollars, and expertise to the Multimedia Training, Research and Development Center located in the College of Education. In return, the ITRC has provided training, research, development, and other opportunities to its business partners. The complete list of business partners is available on a plaque at the entrance to the facility. The ITRC has active strategic partnerships with: SEIR*TEC Since 1994, the ITRC has been a partner in The SouthEast Initiatives Regional Technology in Education Consortium (SEIR*TEC), a group of national, regional, and university-based organizations dedicated to promoting the use of technology to improve teaching and learning by providing technical assistance, authentic professional development in the areas of curriculum and instruction, leadership for technology, policy, and planning and evaluation. SEIR*TEC serves states, jurisdictions, school districts, preservice training institutions, adult and family literacy programs, and other constituents in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The consortium goals are to:
Cornerstone Designs Inc. - Staff parks and recreation departments, in Charleston, south carolina. currently residein North carolina where she for Outdoor Recreation and education and also http://www.cornerstonedesignsinc.com/staff.htm
Extractions: MARK F. BARTLESON, JR. earned his Liberal Arts degree while working at the Polaris Missile Facility in 1986. He spent 20 years in the submarine service and retired as a Chief Petty Officer in 1977, retiring again in 1994 from the Polaris Missile Facility in Charleston, South Carolina where he still resides. He has worked for Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission for 9 years as a facilitator. He has progressed to corporate challenge course facilitator. He has taught rock climbing, led trips to North Carolina and was logistics coordinator for the South East Canoe and Kayak festival in Charleston, SC. for four years. He is as avid woodworker and enjoys target shooting, skiing and working outdoors. While working two other part time jobs, he still takes time to enjoy his wife, 7 children, 11 Grandchildren and 5 Great Grand children. JOHN BERKLEY "the detail man", brings an extensive background of facilitating challenge courses, as well as building, inspecting and training to Alpine Towers. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering and currently lives in a 115 year old house in Statesville, NC. In his free time, John leads adventure travel trips all over the world to places like Galapagos Islands, New Zealand, Tasmania, and Newfoundland. ANDREA CANBERG is a current Ph.D. student in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management at Clemson University. She has a M.Ed. in Outdoor Education Administration from Georgia College and State University. Andrea has lead trips to Nepal, Costa Rica, Colorado, Utah, and other points in the Southeastern United States. She has worked as a challenge course facilitator trainer, river guide, canoe/kayak instructor and wilderness leader. Andrea loves to kayak with her husband, Matthew, and hang out with her dog, Sheila.
SBA - South Carolina District Office - Home Page The SBA south carolina District Office provides general SBA Economic development staffcan respond to Business education and training opportunities;; How to get http://www.sba.gov/sc/aboutsc.html
Extractions: U.S. Small Business Administration South Carolina District Office Staff SBA serving South Carolina Entrepreneurs The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) was created in 1953 as an independent agency of the federal government to "to aid, counsel, assist and protect the interests of small business concerns, to preserve free competitive enterprise, and to maintain and strengthen the overall economy of our nation." In order to serve small business interests, the SBA, operating from its Headquarters in Washington, D.C., is supported in its delivery of programs and services through SBA Regional, District and Branch Offices. South Carolina is served through a District Office located in Columbia at the Strom Thurmond Federal Building at 1835 Assembly Street. The South Carolina District Officeprovides programs and services directly to the small business community; and performs oversight responsibilities for all SBA funded programs (resources) within the state. SBA funded programs include the Frank L. Roddey Small Business Development Center (SBDC) the Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) and the Charleston Business Information Center (BIC)
Extractions: The USCS teacher education programs are fully accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education and fully approved by the South Carolina Department of Education. USCS is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate and master's degrees. USCS defines a School of Education program completer as "a graduate of one of its accredited and approved programs in teacher education, or a student who has completed all the course work and field experiences necessary for the School of Education to recommend the student for teacher certification."
HRI Staff working group for the National Standards of Science education. Statewide SystemicInitiatives in Ohio, North carolina, south carolina, Delaware, New staff List http://www.horizon-research.com/staff.htm
Extractions: Iris R. Weiss President Joan D. Pasley Senior Research Associate P. Sean Smith Senior Research Associate Daniel J. Heck Senior Research Associate Eric R. Banilower Research Associate Alison Bowes Research Associate Sherri L. Fulp Research Associate R. Scott Hanrath Research Associate Dawayne Whittington Research Associate Kimberley D. Wood Research Associate Susan B. Hudson Administrative Assistant [Home] [Projects] [Staff] [Corporate Capabilities] ... [Publications] Iris R. Weiss is President of Horizon Research, Inc (HRI). She has had extensive experience in survey design and analysis and in mathematics and science education evaluation, and policy research. Dr. Weiss received a Bachelor's Degree in biology from Cornell University, a Master's Degree in science education from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before establishing Horizon Research, Inc. in 1987, Dr. Weiss was Senior Educational Research Scientist at the Research Triangle Institute (RTI). While at RTI, she directed numerous education research, development, and evaluation projects, including the 1977 and 1985-86 National Surveys of Science and Mathematics Education. Shortly before leaving RTI, Dr. Weiss conducted an assessment of policy options available to NSF for helping to improve middle school science education.
FSDB Administrators the Administrator of Instruction, Curriculum and staff development at FSDB in deafeducation and a M.Ed responsibilities.Hutto grew up in south carolina and went http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/administration/administrators1.html
Extractions: President Elmer Dillingham was selected by the FSDB Board of Trustees to be the new President of the School after an exhaustive nationwide search. The appointment, effective July 1, 1997, made Dillingham the 15th president in the School's 117-year history. Dillingham was previously the Principal of FSDB's Deaf Department and in his three-year tenure was responsible for the daily academic activities of more than 400 students, pre-kindergarten through high school, and over 240 teachers and staff. Prior to coming to St. Augustine, he had served as Superintendent of the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf, Wilson, NC, and more recently, Superintendent of the North Carolina School for the Deaf, Morganton, NC. He has 28 years of experience in the special education field. Degrees: B.A. degree from Berry College, Rome, GA M.A. degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from California State University, Northridge, CA Additional postgraduate work at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC, and Western Carolina University in North Carolina.
Curious Cat Management Improvement Connections a group of students and staff in the south carolina State Government Improvement Network Creates opportunities point of contact for education and information http://curiouscat.net/guides/micsearch.cfm?cat=8
Abstracts By State 2002 of the RISIG are rooted in the RI Comprehensive education Strategy and These schoolswill be targeted to expand the capacity of staff to provide south carolina. http://www.signetwork.org/SIG2000/Abst_Yr_2002.html
Extractions: A Commitment to Success Off the Field Charity Ticket Policy Community Outreach ImPACK Program As part of NC State's Office of Student-Athlete Development, the ImPACK Program is a great success story in the realm of student-athlete services. ImPACK gives Wolfpack student-athletes the opportunity to develop skills that will enhance opportunities for success after their athletic careers have ended. In the process, the program provides an outlet for the student-athletes to contribute to the community. ImPACK recently earned one of four inaugural "Program of Excellence" awards from the NCAA Division 1A Athletic Directors Association. The ImPACK Program has five major components: academic development, athletic development, personal development, career development and community service. The Academic Commitment? The primary goal of the NC State Athletic Department is to educate student-athletes so they not only obtain a degree, but also develop an appreciation for learning in addition to the knowledge and skills that will carry them through life. Academic coordinators from the Academic Support Program for Student-Athletes (ASPSA) facilitate a specially designed orientation course (MDS 101/102), which focuses on preparing first-year student-athletes for college success. The course meets weekly to cover issues related to academic and personal adjustment to college.
Challenge Grants Programs, Humanities Scholars, and education staff Salaries. York, NY $275,000 Humanitieseducation Initiative. south carolina Deptartment of Archives History http://www.neh.gov/news/report97/challenge.html
Text Index University Of South Carolina Law School Journals and Publications south carolina Law Review; Environmental Law Journal;Journal of Law and education; for Employers; Career Services staff; Law Placement http://www.law.sc.edu/textindex.htm
Extractions: About the Law School Admissions Information Academics and Programs Course Schedules Academic Calendar Exam Schedules and Policies Registrar's Office Clinical Programs Children's Law Office Pro Bono Program ... National College of District Attorneys Faculty Administration Students Journals and Publications Law Library Web interface for USC Library Catalog Law Library Guide Library Staff Directory Memory Hold the Door Information Technology Career Services Development Professionalism Center
Extractions: Search SDE: 2002 Report Cards School Directory SDE Directory SDE Contact Info ... SDE News Please use a Javascript enabled browser to view this area of www.myscschools.com Administrative Services Adult and Community Education Assessment Budget Development ... [more news items] Rock band donates $66,000 to save Charleston-area family learning centers Hootie and the Blowfish, South Carolinas home-grown rock heroes, today donated $66,000 to help revive four family learning centers in Charleston that had lost their funding and were scheduled to close later this month. [more...] Saluda eighth-grader wins State Geographic Bee, advances to nationals in Washington
National Audubon Society - North Carolina the North carolina Mountains and on the south carolina coast the creation of Audubon'stwo new North carolinaspecific editions Andy Wood Director of education. http://www.ncaudubon.org/nccas_staff.html
Extractions: Development Associate Allison Bailey, a South Carolina native, grew up in the Carolinas, spending summers in the North Carolina Mountains and on the South Carolina coast. With a master's degree in arts administration from Florida State University, Allison headed for New York where she worked in nonprofit arts management for several years. After moving to Wilmington, NC, Allison began working for the state office in 1998 as Administrative Assistant and Office Manager, managing the financial transactions for the office. In March 2000, she transferred to the Chapel Hill office where she was promoted to Development Associate. Allison has overseen the creation of Audubon's two new North Carolina-specific editions of the award-winning Audubon Adventures classroom learning kit.
Personnel staff. Diane Kennedy Center Director. Diane received her MS in health professionseducation from the Medical University of south carolina and her BS in http://www.lcahec.com/personnel.htm
Scanning Abstract DRAFT 01-19-98 1985 in southeast, including North carolina, south carolina, Virginia, West and demonstratorfor North carolina Symphony education concerts, 19911992 http://horizon.unc.edu/edsp287/1998/sinclair/resume.html
Extractions: Highlights of Experience Proven leadership, communication, and organizational skills as an education professional with Wake County Schools - as evidenced by responsibilities carried out as outstanding arts teacher, leadership team chair, school master schedule committee chair, and director for large performing arts productions. High quality of professionalism - as evidenced by successful completion of professional development programs, outstanding evaluations as a music and drama specialist; honors and accomplishments: Oak Grove Elementary Teacher of the Year, 1997-1998; Rolesville Elementary Teacher of the Year, 1991-1992; publication of book of advanced piano arrangements by Lillenas Publishing Company North Carolina Principal Fellow , 1997-Present. Excellent education background - graduated cum laude from Eastern Nazarene College , Wollaston, Massachusetts, B.S. Music Education, 1976. Presently pursuing a masters degree in school administration at UNC-Chapel Hill
Betty Jo Evers Resume World and International education Conferences, (NAEYC New York, North carolina, NorthDakota, Ohio Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, south carolina, south Dakota, Texas http://www.alphadeltakappa.org/speakers_bureau/Resume_Evers.htm
Extractions: E-mail: bettyevers@aol.com PERSONAL Experienced educator specializing in early childhood education (pre-K through grade 3) National Literacy Consultant Staff-development Workshop Presenter (K-3) Conference Presenter: Local, State, Regional, National, International Presenter at Rigby Train The Trainer: California, Texas and Georgia 1995-2001 Published author: educational magazines Grand Chaplain, '95-'97, Regional Vice President, '93-'95 Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority, Inc. Elected 4-year term of International Executive Board, Alpha Delta Kappa, 1999-2003 Owner small private business (1985-present) Experience serving as chairman for numerous committees associated with Site Based Decision Making, Optional Calendar Planning, Language Arts and Curriculum Development Experience planning, organizing, implementing and chairing educational conference in Hawaii for 450 educators in 1994 Adjunct Professor: Prescott College, Arizona
Extractions: USC THIS SITE February 3, 2003 USC breaks ground on new Child Development and Research Center The University of South Carolina and Gateway Academy broke ground Monday (Feb. 3) on a $4.1 million child development center that is expected to become a national model for early childhood education. The center, which will be at the southwest corner of Wheat and South Pickens streets, is set for completion by fall 2003. It will be owned and operated by Columbia-based Gateway Academy and Child Development Centers and will be open to children between the ages of 6 weeks and 12 years from USC Children's Center, SCETV's childcare facility, Head Start programs and the general public. It will be called the USC/Gateway Academy Child Development and Research Center. USC Provost Jerome D. Odom said the center will fill a critical need for USC and SCETV employees and be a national model for early childhood education. "Were delighted to have this center actually under way and to be a partner with Gateway," Odom said. "The center will deliver the best-quality care for the children and become a national model for early childhood education. It not only will provide an opportunity for researchers to study and then implement the best practices in the classroom, but also will offer USC faculty and staff the very best childcare and educational setting anywhere in the area." The two-story, 28,000-square-foot building will feature classrooms, an activity room, cafeteria and an administrative and staff area. The second level will include a research and observation area for university researchers and students, as well as a classroom with advanced digital audiovisual, internet and TV production capabilities.
