41. State Profiles : Introduction National Senior Service Corps More than 16,900 seniors in minnesota contribute theirtime and talents in one of three programs Foster Grandparents, who serve http://www.nationalservice.org/stateprofiles/mn_intro.html

Projects In Your State Serve Minnesota! Pamela Harris, Chair Ellis Bullock Daniel Capouch Cy Carpenter Paul Cumings Josh Downham David Durenberger Bonnie Esposito Don Helmstetter Thomas Horner Mark Langseth Harry Melander David Nasby Laura Offerdahl Howard Orenstein Beth Pederson Corrie Schueller Jackie Sinykin Kathleen Vellenga Cheri Person Yecke David Knutson, Ex-Officio Mary Sheehan, Ex-Officio Robert Jackson, Ex-Officio Steve Kelley, Ex-Officio “We know that a brighter future is possible through service to each other. Just as President Bush has identified National Service as a cornerstone of securing our nation’s future, as Governor I will make service to Minnesota a cornerstone of my plan for a better Minnesota.” Governor Tim Pawlenty National Service in Minnesota Getting things done in Minnesota. More than people of all ages and backgrounds are helping to solve problems and strengthen communities through national service projects across Minnesota. Serving through local nonprofits, schools, religious organizations and other groups, these citizens tutor and mentor children, coordinate after-school programs, build homes, organize neighborhood watch groups, clean parks, recruit volunteers, and accomplish other things to improve communities. This year, the Corporation for National and Community Service will provide more than to support Minnesota communities through three national service initiatives: AmeriCorps: This year AmeriCorps will provide more than

42. MINNESOTA SENIOR HEALTH OPTIONS (MSHO) in new approaches to serving seniors with chronic minnesota care systems such asEvercare, Access Alliance, and for both the Medicare and Medicaid programs. http://www.hhp.umd.edu/AGING/MMIP/grantees/Minnesota.html

Minnesota Senior Health Options (MSHO) Project Overview Introduction MSHO integrates Medicare and Medicaid financing and benefits and acute and long-term care services in a market-based managed care delivery system under a Medicare+Choice (M+C) contract between the federal government and the State of Minnesota. The State of Minnesota contracts with health plans to provide and manage health care and support services for seniors age 65+ in the seven-county metro area and in three rural counties in Minnesota. MSHO provides individualized care coordination to meet the chronic care needs of seniors. In September 2001, the state expanded the MSHO model to enroll people from 18 through 64 with physical disabilities in a program called Minnesota Disability Health Options (MnDHO). Nationally, MSHO is the first and largest state-sponsored demonstration that integrates Medicaid and Medicare for people in all settings. As a model that shows promise of meeting the chronic care needs of aging baby boomers, MSHO has attracted the interest of other states, providers, researchers, national organizations such as the American Association for Retired People and National Governors Association, and even other countries. Development of MSHO has been supported by grants from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Minnesota participates in the RWJF Medicare and Medicaid Integration Project (MMIP) a 10-state initiative focused on improvement of chronic care and administered by the Center on Aging, University of Maryland.

43. Minnesota Legal Services Coalition: State Support Center trainings which are accredited by the minnesota State Board of such as tenant's rights,family law, seniors issues, public assistance programs, and many http://www.mnlegalservices.org/about/statectr.shtml

Find Legal Help Education Materials Statewide Projects MN Disability Law Center Legal Svcs Advocacy Project Community Legal Education State Support Center ... Home Page Password Protected Area: Legal Services Staff brief bank, announcements, staff directory, task forces MLSC State Support Center 46 East 4th St., Suite 726 St. Paul, MN 55101 statesupport@mnlegalservices.org The Minnesota Legal Services State Support Center serves the Legal Services Coalition Programs and other legal services providers in Minnesota. The Center provides a broad range of support services in its role as a clearinghouse, education, and coordination force for legal services in the state. The Center does not handle direct representation of clients. Page Index: Newsletter Statewide Training Events Community Legal Education Booklets Statewide Task Forces ... Other State Support Services Newsletter text-only sample The Center publishes "Issues" twice a month, a publication that informs subscribers about recent developments in poverty law. The newsletter includes items such as feature articles on significant developments in poverty law summaries of cases of interest by legal services staff, volunteer, and judicare attorneys

44. Commonly Asked Questions--Minnesota Legal Services Coalition Cold Weather Rule, minnesota Public Utility Commission outside link Medicare BuyInprograms are federal programs to help low income seniors and disabled http://www.mnlegalservices.org/publications/faq.shtml

Find Legal Help Education Materials Statewide Projects MN Disability Law Center Legal Svcs Advocacy Project Community Legal Education State Support Center ... Home Page Password Protected Area: Legal Services Staff brief bank, announcements, staff directory, task forces Free Online Resources Help Answer Commonly Asked Questions Having problems with your landlord and want to know basic information about your rights and responsibilities? Wonder where to find information on child care or elder care resources? What is the Cold Weather Rule, anyway? The Coalition would like to help you find answers to these and other questions by providing easy access to free online resources. The Support Center also creates a range of public education booklets that may help you. This information is brought to you by... Coalition offices have created much of the material provided in this section, and they are credited on the documents. In some instances, you'll notice that the document may be available in a printed format as well, often with added graphics. We'll indicate where you can order such materials. Many materials are currently being revised and will be posted here in November, so be sure to check back for more. Note: When you see the symbol , you are about to leave our site and view material created by a non-Coalition office. Some outside sites require you to have Adobe Acrobat, which is downloadable for free at the

45. Welcome To Minnesota Hockey this program showcases the talents of elite high school seniors, in a 55427 763-546-7153Fax 763-546-7153 Coaching programs minnesota Hockey Head http://www.minnesotahockey.org/html/Playerdevelopment.htm

Jr. Gold/19U Scholarship Information Advanced Clinics Advanced (Select) Info Girls Age Change Info ... Districts Minnesota Hockey is a recognized leader nationally in the design of programs to train, educate and nurture players, coaches, officials and parents. Vice President, Player Development - Ted Brill - 39219 N. Sugar Lake Rd. Cohasset, MN 55721-8921 - H-218-326-9367 (H) - W-218-326-9366 (F) Email: trbcfc@uslink.net MINNESOTA HOCKEY PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS USA Hockey Boys Advanced 15, 16 and 17 - formerly known as Select 15, 16 and 17 these programs identify and develop the elite 15, 16 and 17 year old hockey players in Minnesota. Minnesota Hockey Advanced Festivals are held in April with over 1,000 Candidates trying to make teams in each age category representing Minnesota at the USA Hockey nationals. USA National festivals are held in June, July and August at various sites around the country. USA HOCKEY ADVANCED 15s Gary Gibbons-Director 3002 The Narrows Dr. SW

46. Welcome To Minnesota Hockey Foundation Scholarship Program program that awards up to 5 $1,000.00 scholarshipsto graduating seniors who have participated in minnesota Hockey programs. http://www.minnesotahockey.org/html/Programs.htm

Jr. Gold/19U Scholarship Information Advanced Clinics Advanced (Select) Info Girls Age Change Info ... Districts Minnesota Hockey is a recognized leader nationally in the design of programs to train, educate and nurture players, coaches, officials and parents. Jr. Gold/19U Scholarship Information Minnesota Hockey Foundation Scholarship Program - program that awards up to 5 $1,000.00 scholarships to graduating seniors who have participated in Minnesota Hockey programs. To be eligible for a Minnesota Hockey Foundation Scholarship the applicant must be a resident of Minnesota, a senior student/athlete, properly registered and participating on a boys Jr. Gold team or a girls 19 and Under team of an affiliate association of Minnesota Hockey. For further information contact Mark Jorgenson at 651-602-5727 or by e-mail at MarkJ@minnesotahockey.org

47. City Of Saint Peter, Minnesota Centers are found in every region of the US, serving seniors ages 55 NICOLLET COUNTYSENIOR TRANSPORTATION AGING programs The office of the Nicollet County http://www.ci.st-peter.mn.us/recreation/seniors2.php3

General Information Youth Family Seniors ... Park Permits - Recreation Catalog (Coming Soon) Senior Citizens Information SENIOR CENTER - Located at 106 Grace Street in Saint Peter. Senior Centers are found in every region of the U.S., serving seniors ages 55 to 100+. No dues or memberships are needed to participate in activities. Need a ride? - Do you want to attend an activity at the Senior Center and no longer drive? Let us know - we can get a volunteer to help. Call (507) 931-6189. The Senior Center and Nicollet County distribute a monthly newsletter which lists all the activities at the Saint Peter Senior Center. If you would like to be on the mailing list, please call (507) 931-0667. SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM - Senior Dining is located at Park View Manor, 1010 South 4th Street. We socialize, have music, activities and a great, nutritious meal at 11:45 am. The cost of preparing these meals is $3.00. Anyone over 60 years of age is asked to contribute as much of this cost as their budget allows. Reservations must be made a day in advance by calling (507) 931-8007 between Noon and 1:00 pm. Transportation is available if needed. MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM is delivered out of Park View Manor to your house. The cost per meal is $3.00. Due to federal guidelines, you may donate what you feel you can afford. Call (507) 931-8007 between Noon and 1:00 pm.

48. Workforce, Analysis, Reporting And Evaluation Unit To top. minnesota Workforce Development programs and Reports, minnesotaBoard on Aging—Gateway to services for minnesota seniors. http://www.doer.state.mn.us/deptwide/WARE/links.htm

North Star Home Government Directory Department of Employee Relations Home SEMA4 HR and WARE ... Search this site Divisions Office of the Commissioner Administrative Services Comm./ Govern. Rel Diversity/ Equal Opportunity ... DOER Programs This site best viewed using Internet Explorer 6.0 or or higher. Please visit these links for free product downloads. Workforce Links National Demographic and Workforce Data Information Minnesota Demographic and Workforce Data Information Other State Demographic and Workforce Data Information Minnesota Workforce Development Programs and Reports ... Retirement and Aging—Articles and Links National Demographic and Workforce Data Information U.S. Census Bureau Census 2000 Gateway —Homepage for Census 2000 data Census 2000 Products At A Glance —List of all the released products and reports from the 2000 Census with release dates Population Projections Geographic Mobility/Migration People Topics —Portal to Census topics, data, and products about the population Racial and Ethnic Classification Changes in the 2000 Census American FactFinder —A quick and easy way to find the facts you’re seeking American Community Survey —A new approach to data gathering, offering yearly data and

49. Dakota County Minnesota Senior Services - Help To Pay: For The Care I Need. minnesota Senior FederationMetropolitan Region also has programs to helplow-income seniors who need help in paying for medical coverage. http://www.co.dakota.mn.us/SeniorServices/HelpToPay.htm

How do I find... Real Estate Information Library Information Job Openings Links to Other Sites County Park Information County Attorney Information Court Information Vital Statistics Tax Information Where are... County Facilities County Libraries Service Centers County Parks Senior Services Home Public Health Intake ... Home Senior Services Help to pay: For the care I need Assistance is available through several resources for persons with limited incomes. Medical Assistance program provides assistance to help pay for medical expenses (including physician charges, hospital costs, and other acute care expenses as well as long term care.) Whether you are eligible for Medical Assistance or not, you may be eligible for programs that provide help to pay for Medicare Part B premiums and Medicare co-pays and deductibles.

50. Masonic Programs Masonic programs minnesota Masonic Public School Scholarship Program. minnesotaMasons have been providing graduating seniors from our public schools with an http://mn-mason.org/Template.asp?PageID=27

51. Food And Nutrition--Nutrition Programs For Seniors Washington County, minnesota, USA Food Nutrition Public Health andEnvironment. Nutrition programs for seniors. Senior Dining programs http://www.co.washington.mn.us/pubhlth/nsenior.html

Washington County, Minnesota, USA Public Health and Environment Nutrition Programs for Seniors Senior Dining Programs (also called "congregate dining") offer nutritious, low-cost noon meals in a group setting. The price of the meal ranges from a suggested donation of $2.25 to $3.00. To arrange a meal please call the individual site before noon two days ahead of the day you're planning to attend. In Washington County the following sites offer congregate dining Monday through Friday: Raymie Johnson (Oak Park Heights) South Washington County Senior Center (Cottage Grove) Central Learning Center (Forest Lake) Home Delivered Meals The Home Delivered Meals Programs provides nutritionally balanced meals to homebound people unable to attend senior dining sites. Volunteers deliver the meals and provide an opportunity for daily contact and interaction. In Washington County the price ranges from three to four dollars. To access Meals on Wheels, call HSI at 651-430-2720. Nutrition Programs The University of Minnesota Extension Service Nutrition Education Program offers a group class called "Simply Good Eating" at area Senior Centers. The classes are offered once a month at the following locations:

52. Oratorio Society: Contacts Contact Us. Links. Home. © 2002 Oratorio Society of minnesota. Web design by TheTringa Group. How to Contact Us. Tickets. or call 651636-7696 . seniors programs. http://www.oratorio.org/?submit=Contacts

53. Local Resources Health Care Housing Aging Issues Senior Housing, Incorporated Listings of affordable housing in minnesota for seniors. useservice that identifies federal and state assistance programs for older http://www.hclib.org/seniorlinks/Catalog.cfm?Topic=Resources

54. Anoka County - Seniors - Financial Assistance State. For information on state income support programs for seniors,go to the minnesota Department of Human Services Web site. Federal. http://www.co.anoka.mn.us/v1_seniors/financial/index.asp

Home Senior Services Anoka County Senior Services Home Page Chore Help ... Links Calling for Information If you want help finding a non-government program for seniors in Anoka County, call the Senior Information Line To learn more about county-based services for seniors, call Anoka County Community Social Services Department Financial Assistance A senior whose income does not meet basic needs may qualify for assistance from county, state and federal government programs. There are also non-government programs for financial assistance. County These programs help seniors who meet program guidelines and whose income is not enough to meet basic needs. To ask questions about cash programs for seniors and to apply for benefits, contact Anoka County Adult Intake, 763-422-7246. General Assistance Minnesota Supplemental Aid Food Support Housing Subsidies ... Energy/Fuel Assistance For assistance with health care costs, go to section of this Web site.

55. Progress Report: Status Of Current Programs And Progress Toward Strategic Plan G therein, only onehalf of minnesota's seniors were taking 12 education, reported thatminnesota student scores state policies and funding programs that support http://www.scimathmn.org/status_statement_01.htm

2001 Status of Standards Report: Progress toward standards-based systemic reform for K-12 mathematics and science education in Minnesota. Prepared by Bill Linder-Scholer, Executive DirectorSciMathMN July 2001 SciMathMN is a statewide public/private coalition for standards-based systemic improvements in the teaching and learning of K-12 science and mathematics. Led by an independent board of directors representing educators, employers, and opinion leaders, SciMathMN is pursuing a five-year strategic plan aimed at establishing standards-based state policy for mathematics and science, enhancing professional development and practice, and promoting public awareness and support for mathematics and science literacy. June 30, 2001 marks the end of the first year covered by SciMathMN's strategic plan. As part of an ongoing assessment of state progress toward a fully standards-oriented system for K-12 mathematics and science education, the board of directors of SciMathMN annually reviews key indicators. The following report summarizes the current status of standards in Minnesota as reflected in those key indicators. SciMathMN's Strategic Plan primary goal: Raise the performance of all students in mathematics and science and eliminate all performance gaps.

56. Minnesota Board On Aging - Communities Can Help Seniors who to call. We can help. minnesota has two special programs designedto help communities help their seniors. The Indian Elder Program http://www.mnaging.org/services/communityhelp.html

Senior LinkAge Line Transportation services Housing alternatives Home care services ... Adult Day Services Communities can help seniors Indian Elder Program Senior's Agenda for Independent Living (SAIL) ... State Services Caring for communities means taking care of seniors How you can help seniors You have an idea that could help seniors in your community, but you don't know who to call. We can help. Minnesota has two special programs designed to help communities help their seniors. The Indian Elder Program provides service to elders on the state's 11 reservations and in urban communities. The Senior's Agenda for Independent Living (SAIL) helps build local partnerships that help seniors. If you have ideas, give them a call. Elder Network serves older adults in southeastern Minnesota, as well as in Alexandria, St. Cloud, and Duluth, MN. The Elder Network program is a peer counseling program which trains volunteers to help other older adults overcome depression and other difficulties of aging. To find available services in your community - call the Senior LinkAge Line® at 1-800-333-2433 or email them at senior.linkage@state.mn.us

57. Minnesota Board On Aging - Legal Assistance rights and other replacement income that supports seniors. term health care by utilizingpublic programs and making The minnesota Board on Aging has a number http://www.mnaging.org/services/legal.html

Senior LinkAge Line Transportation services Housing alternatives Home care services ... Help with meals Legal assistance Health insurance questions Help buying prescriptions Adult Day Services Communities can help seniors ... State Services Get help with your legal rights Call the Senior LinkAge Line at 1-800-333-2433 for referral to the legal services Becoming a U.S. Citizen Elder Abuse Consumer Fraud Pension planning and retirement planning ... Planning for Incapacity "I don't have the money to pay for my housing, and I just got an eviction notice. What do I do?" "Am I eligible for Medicare? What about my savings?" "I think there's a problem with my pension. How do I clear it up?" Legal issues for seniors can be very confusing, so the Minnesota Board on Aging partners with the Area Agencies on Aging to support a statewide legal services network for seniors. Legal Services Providers in Minnesota provide one-on-one consultation for the elderly plus brochures and other information that will assist elders or their families. Contact the Senior LinkAge Line at 1-800-333-2433 for referral to the legal services organization nearest you.

58. Academics - Minnesota State University, Mankato minnesota State University, Mankato Home, Help Contact Us, Centers of Study CertifiedFinancial Planning Honors Program MSU for seniors Trio programs. http://www.mankato.msus.edu/supersite/academics/

Help Contact Us About MSU Academics ... Library Services MSU is rich in tradition for providing high-quality education and has 24 programs accredited by national professional organizations including the North Central Association of Colleges which recently commended MSU for "strong and extensive governance, leadership and vision." Academics MSU Home Academic Affairs Calendars Advising ... Undergraduate :: Colleges Allied Health and Nursing Arts and Humanities Business Education ... Social and Behavioral Sciences :: Courses Class Schedule Course Descriptions Graduate Bulletin Undergraduate Bulletin Extended Campus Grades Information ... Register On-line :: Programs Academic Programs (departments) Centers of Study Certified Financial Planning Honors Program International Programs Office ... Trio Programs :: Tutoring Learning Center Library Services Content: webteam@mnsu.edu Last Update:

59. Minnesota State University For Seniors Winter 2000-2001 Newsletter you are familiar with through the interesting programs they provide MSU for Seniorsis one of 240 Institutes for Learning minnesota State University Activities. http://www.mankato.msus.edu/msus/wi00news.html

Newsletter Winter 2000-2001 Contents President's Message Pot Luck Special Events MSU Activities ... Last Word MSU Home Homepage You will notice that each piece of information you receive from MSU for Seniors carries the EIN logo in the lower right corner. This signifies that we are a dues-paying member of the Elderhostel Institute Network which many of you are familiar with through the interesting programs they provide in the US and abroad. Elderhostel has been the premier leader in older adult education for the past 25 years. MSU for Seniors is one of 240 Institutes for Learning in Retirement (ILR) across the US, Canada, and Bermuda. Elderhostel provides assistance to ILRs by promoting interaction between them through conferences, exchange of ideas and establishing new ILRs. Winter Quarter begins Thursday, January 4, 2001 with ten course offerings and five special events. Last fall 110 members were registered for classes. You may join MSUS at the beginning of any quarter. Your $25 tuition includes a silver MSUS parking permit which is good for lot 16 (outside the Performing Arts building) and lot 13 (outside the Crawford- McElroy dormitory complex). When parking in lot 16 be careful to park only in spaces designated green. We may not park in gold spaces which are around the outside edge of the lot and for several rows closer to the building. If you have suggestions for course offerings, you may contact Shirley Higginbotham (387-4518), chairman of the Curriculum Committee.

60. CSB | SJU - External Scholarship Programs Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship programs 15 April 2003 Fund- 15 May2003 - Juniors and seniors who are residents of minnesota and accepted http://www.csbsju.edu/scholarships/applications.htm

External Scholarship Programs Home Applications Currently Available in the ESP Office Scholarship Search Services FYI (For Your Information) ... Recent Winners Currently available external scholarships The following scholarship applications are available to be picked up at the External Scholarship Programs office, HAB 103 - CSB . Please be aware that the brief description below is only a guide to basic eligibility criteria. Other eligibility criteria do, and will, exist for each. To be considered for an award, students are required to meet all donor requirements. When possible, links to specific scholarship sites have been made available. These can be identified by the underlined scholarship name. Click on the name to go to the donor site. The following are arranged alphabetically, by the scholarship due date. Open due dates: Two Feathers Fund Health Initiative Scholarship - Award considered on an on-going basis - American Indian students in health-related fields. Award limit of $5000. April due dates: The National Italian American Foundation Scholarships - 30 April 2003 - Be an Italian American student who demonstrates outstanding potential and high academic achievement or be a student from any ethnic background who is majoring or minoring in Italian language, Italian studies, Italian American studies, or a related field. All applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent resident aliens. Awards range from $2,000 to $5,000.

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