Consumer Information: Personal Financial Resources (Utah) , Changing Your Life through Better Money management (National Endowment forFinancial Education). , Family Life Center (utah State University). http://www.frbsf.org/consumer/finance/ut.html
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Utah State University Extension - Continuing Education workshops on the use of these popular programs. provide information needed to makemanagement decisions financial record keeping systems such as Quicken provide http://extension.usu.edu/coop/ag/agbus/finance/records/index.cfm
Extractions: Advanced Search Ag Business Home Page Ag Business and Economics Records and record keeping Financial records are commonly associated with filing taxes. This is only one reason for keeping records. Lenders also require records but, increasingly farmers and ranchers keep records as the basis for management decisions. The records included in this section illustrate some of the production, labor and financial records that a farmer or rancher might keep. These may be kept physically or electronically. The agricultural software directory lists many of the electronic software packages that are available. Other types of records that may be used by farmers and ranchers are illustrated below. Records and Record Keeping Quicken and Quick Books Quicken and Quick Books have become two of the most popular computer based accounting packages used by farmers, ranchers and small businesses. several universities have developed tutorials that provide guidelines on the use of these programs for agriculture, These include: Oklahoma State , I owa State , and Ohio State . USU extension also offers workshops on the use of these popular programs. Some of the material used in these workshops are found on this web page, People interested in attending one of theses workshops should contact their
High School Student Information On Utah Valley State College rapidly becoming the social hub of utah County to be submitted to UVSC financial AidOffice degrees in Accounting; Behavioral Science; Biology; Business management; http://www.utahsbr.edu/school_guide/uvsc.html
Extractions: Utah Valley State College Nestled between the Wasatch front and Utah Lake and adjacent to Interstate 15, UVSC is the key educational center to over 18,000 students. The 8,500 seat David O. McKay Events Center is rapidly becoming the social hub of Utah County. UVSC offers short-term training programs, training for high-tech careers, transfer degrees, and bachelor's degrees. The College combines the close environment of a community college, while offering advanced degrees for dynamic industries. Our two-fold focus sets us apart from other colleges; it is truly where education is on a personal level. Admissions UVSC has an open-door policy. Everyone high school age or older is admitted. There is no deadline, but enrollment into courses is on a first-come, first-serve basis. The four-year programs have limited admission and require separate applications. Steps To Be Admitted Apply at www.uvsc.edu/apply Mail the $20 application fee. Send high school transcripts.
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Extractions: University of Kentucky seeks Postdoctoral Position in Biological Control Location: Department of Entomology, University of Kentucky A postdoctoral position is available after July 15, 2003, in the area of biological control of insects. Research areas may include; multi-trophic level interactions within alfalfa agroecosystems, quantification of landscape effects on biological control, interactions of inducible plant responses and natural enemies, chemical ecology or population genetics of predatory species, evolutionary biology or biosystematics of predatory Coccinellidae. Individuals will be expected to utilize modern experimental tools (e.g., molecular, physiological, or analytical) to address ecological and genetic questions in biological control. Postdoctoral researcher will be expected to assist in securing extramural funding for research projects.
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Extractions: Jump To: About DTI Mission Core Values Community Building Success Stories Funders Staff Speakers Bureau Employment Contact Us Training Programs and Courses All Programs Currently Scheduled Programs HUD CDTA Hud Funds Custom Programs Training Methods Web-Based Training Consulting Grants Eligibility Application Resources Comments For DTI Consultants Downloads DTI Home Search: info@dtinational.org DTI offers professional development programs for staff of community based organizations, financial institutions and government. These programs range from one day courses on particular topics to programs which meet for over 20 days over the course of 8 months. In this section you may: View a full list of DTI programs and courses DTI courses and programs address a wide range of subjects including: Administering Funding Programs
UTAH STATE FACT SHEET The USGS and the State of utah Automated Geographic The USGS provides financial assistanceto the AGRC to and local agencies for land and resource management. http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/FS/FS-044-96/
Extractions: The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has been assessing, mapping, and reporting on Utah's earth resources for more than 100 years. Ongoing USGS programs in Utah include topographic and geologic mapping, surface- and ground-water data collection, geochemical and biological investigations of lakes and rivers, mineral exploration, and assessments of water-quality, hydrologic, and geologic conditions, including earthquakes and floods. The USGS contributes to the health, safety, and economic well being of Utah's citizens through each of these programs and in cooperative efforts with State, local, and Federal agencies, universities, and other public organizations. The USGS has been collecting hydrologic data that relates to the occurrence, quantity, and quality of water resources in Utah since 1889. The USGS maintains a network of about 200 gaging stations on rivers, streams, lakes, and reservoirs in Utah, as well as in adjacent parts of Wyoming, Idaho, and Arizona and monitors about 1,100 wells throughout the State ( fig. 1
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IIC Operation & Maintenance Course a tour of various irrigation districts in utah, Idaho, and their workplace.) Microcomputerapplications in irrigation management and financial management. http://www.engineering.usu.edu/iic/opmgtsys.html
Extractions: Tailored Courses and Other Special Arrangements There is a growing awareness worldwide that improved farm water management practices can be cost-effective in achieving increases in crop production. The current emphasis is on improving water management practices and increasing crop production on existing irrigated lands. Deteriorating irrigation channels and inadequate operating procedures often preclude any significant improvement in farm water management practices. For example, it is not sufficient to rehabilitate a network of irrigation channels; the channels must be maintained season after season so that a dependable water supply can be delivered to every farmer. Likewise, it is not sufficient to just fill the channels with water; flow measurement devices are needed so that irrigation supplies are equitably delivered to each farmer. The operation and maintenance "learning process" provides one approach for effectively sustaining an irrigation network over a long period of time. This process emphasizes: (a) maintaining rather than rehabilitating; (b) documenting maintenance needs to improve financial management and accountability; (c) using existing flow control structures in irrigation channels for water measurement; (d) developing more detailed physical knowledge about what is occuring within the system; (e) increasing sensitivity about operating the system to meet the needs of farmers; and (f) documenting the need and cost of irrigation system improvements. The
KempBurdick Mr. Spilker graduated Cum Laude from utah State University with honors in Estateand financial Planning. Business Planning and General management Consulting. http://www.kbhhcpa.com/resumes.htm
Extractions: Negotiation and Dispute Resolution Audit Planning and Supervision Computer Installation and Management Information Systems Litigation Support Estate and Financial Planning Public Utility Systems Tax Planning and Reporting Full Service Leasing General Management Consulting The clientele served by Mr. Kemp include: Governmental Entities, including the largest Utah financial entity (Utah State School Board) Real Estate Construction and Development Manufacturing Wholesale Supply Companies The United States Air Force National Park Service Indian Tribes Hospitals Public Utilities Cities, Towns, and School Districts Transportation, Airline, and Trucking Companies Auto-Truck-RV Dealers Oil and Gas Companies Financial Institutions Retail Companies Mr. Kemp has been very active in community service for many years. He has served as president of the local Exchange Club and Mayor of Bloomington, prior to its annexation to St. George City. He was appointed by the Governor to the State Auditor's Advisory Committee for development of Uniform Fiscal Procedures. DEAN R. BURDICK, B.S., M.Acc., CPA
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UVSC Policies & Procedures Table Of Contents 7.1 Performance management System for Professional/Administrative and Classified 7.4Resignations (C17) 7.5 Bona Fide financial Exigency and 1. utah Residency. http://www.uvsc.edu/policies/
American Civil Liberties Union Of Utah-Executive Director The ACLU of utah, an affiliate of the legislative, public education and developmentprograms to preserve costs and overall effective financial management of non http://archive.aclu.org/about/jobs/ED_Utah.html
Extractions: You are currently visiting the ACLU online archives. These pages are not updated. For the latest information from the ACLU, go to http://www.aclu.org American Civil Liberties Union of Utah POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The American Civil Liberties Union of Utah seeks an Executive Director to carry out the challenging and diverse activities of the organization. The ACLU of Utah, an affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union, seeks to promote and defend civil liberties principles through legal, legislative and public education programs. MAJOR JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Direct legal, legislative, public education and development programs to preserve and extend civil liberties principles. Oversee and develop the financial resources of the ACLU/UT. Act as principal spokesperson and media contact for ACLU/UT. Develop strategies to improving public understanding of civil liberties. Hire and supervise staff and volunteers. Manage personnel matters. . Manage administrative matters for ACLU/UT See that ACLU/UT meets all legal obligations with respect to taxes, employer responsibilities, etc.
Extractions: CMIA All FMS Pages Program Compliance Division Director: Birdie McKay (202) 874-6925 CMIA Program Manager: Fred Williams (202) 874-6736 Assigned States: Arizona, California, Hawaii, New Mexico Assigned FPAs: Department of Housing and Urban Development Name: Fred Williams Telephone: E-mail: fred.williams@fms.treas.gov Assigned States: Connecticut, Indiana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota Assigned FPAs: Department of Agriculture, Department of Interior, National Science Foundation Name: Glenda Focke Telephone: E-mail: glenda.focke@fms.treas.gov Assigned States: Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maine, Nevada, New Hampshire, Vermont Assigned FPAs: Department of Labor, Department of Commerce, Appalachian Regional Commission, National Endowment for the Arts Name: Connie Kitchings Telephone: E-mail: connie.kitchings@fms.treas.gov Assigned States: Alaska, Iowa, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Washington
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STC Renewal 1997 Management is Responsible to the NSF for leadership and management of the remain at utah, andtherefore the Chief financial Officer is expected to be the PI at utah.). http://www.cs.brown.edu/stc/renewal_97/management.html
Extractions: As indicated in the figure below, the Center is governed by a Director, who functions as Chief Executive Officer. At the end of Year 5, the directorship transferred from the founding Director, Don Greenberg to Andries van Dam, the present Director. The Director executes policy devised by a Policy Committee, in accordance with the Center's long-term strategic plan. The Policy Committee also elects the Director. During the Center's initial six years the Director was supported by a Chief Financial Officer and a Chief Operations Officer. The CFO position remains intact and is held by Rich Riesenfeld. The COO position has been subsumed by the Director's Staff which consists of the Assistant Director (currently an unfilled position), the Outreach Director, and the Administrative Coordinator. The Director is advised by an External Advisory Group. The following sections contain the Center's governing rules. The Director is: Responsible to the NSF for leadership and management of the Center and all its activities, for final decision-making authority over the subdivision of the portion of the research budget defined below as the Director's Pool and its allocations to each site, and for relations with our sponsoring vendors. Responsible for executing a strategic plan for the Center, devised by the Policy Committee with advice from the External Advisory Group. The Director shall make decisions, especially funding decisions for the Director's Pool, in consonance with that plan so as to be consistent with its scientific priorities. This pool was established to enhance basic research and collaboration, especially multidisciplinary, multi-site, long-term research projects.
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Extractions: Business Faculty and Areas of Research Master of Business Administration Program Admission Requirements Mba Program Requirements Concurrent Mba/llb Program Requirements ... Biology Business Chemistry Child and Youth Care Computer Science Curriculum and Instruction ... Visual Arts Ralph Huenemann, PhD (Harvard)
