81. Services & Programs Emergency Planning Critical Incident Stress management Enrollment Reports FinancialAccounting Grants Consortium iowa Paycheck Calculation http://www.aea10.k12.ia.us/webfiles/services/

Organization Services Workshops Directories ... Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment Academic Instruction Mathematics Mathematics Education Math Advocates Reading and Language Arts Reading/Language Arts Education 6+1 Trait Writing Every Child Reads Iowa Writing Project ... Reading Seminars Science Iowa Rivers Project Iowa 4-9 Science Project Science Curriculum Collaborative Science Education ... Van Allen Science Teacher Center Additional Content Areas Fine Arts Education Gifted Education Guidance Social Studies Assessment Assessments Assessment Literacy ICAM Assessment Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS) and Iowa Test of Educational Development (ITED) ... Program Evaluation Technology Technology Integration Universal Design Life Skills Instruction AIDS/HIV Education Family Life Education Substance (Drug) Abuse Prevention and Education School-to-Work Programs Area 10 School-to-Work Regional Partnership Career Education on TCIF Choices School-to-Work ... Workplace Learning Connection Early Childhood Programs

82. Eastern Michigan University Extended Programs-NICE 9. financial management COUNSELING SERVICE. SPONSOR Cooperative Extension ServiceIowaPUBLICATION DATE 1990 PRICE Cooperative Extension personnel pay $78 to http://www.nice.emich.edu/video.html

NICE Resource List- Consumer Credit - Videos The National Institute for Consumer Education, November 1994 To order audio-visual materials listed below, contact the source at the address or phone number provided. 1 - 3. BANKING AND YOU SERIES SPONSOR: American Bankers Association PUBLICATION DATE: 1992 PRICE: $225 for non-members ($125 for members) per title SOURCE: American Bankers Association, 1120 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington,DC 20036 (Phone: 202-663-5425) MEDIA: Videotapes, Teaching Guides, Workbooks LENGTH: 13 min. LANGUAGE: English INTEREST GROUP(S): Young Persons, College, Senior High School, Young Adults

83. Nefe Digest Development, Des Moines, iowa financial Literacy Project lack of knowledge and experiencein financial management. Colorado The financial Literacy Campaign http://www.nefe.org/news/nefedigestnov01/digest4.html

Return to Table of Contents Economic Independence Fund Awards $500,000 in Second Year The 18 grant recipients and their programs for 2001 are summarized here. This program will provide economic literacy education and counseling to low-income women, particularly those transitioning off welfare, with the goal of helping them take control of their personal finances and plan for the future. Seventy-five economic literacy personnel drawn from state and community action agencies throughout Vermont will be trained using funds from this grant. Within a year, these trainers are expected to directly benefit 3,750-7,000 low-income Vermonters by providing them with financial management education. Low-income residents of Pike County who have special needs related to money and credit management instruction and counseling will benefit from this grant. Targeted groups include youth, welfare-to-work, Head Start, and micro-enterprise individuals. An estimated 180 low-income families struggling to address financial and housing crises will receive money management training under this grant. The project will also train case managers to provide individual assistance to an estimated 300 families at risk of financial instability. This project aims to enhance the Texas State Emergency Shelter Grant Program by providing economic literacy education to homeless families and families at risk of becoming homeless. Existing curricula will be adapted to the needs of this audience, and volunteer instructors will be trained to present the program. Attendance at the program will be mandatory to receive emergency shelter grant funds.

84. Joining : AmeriCorps*VISTA the efficient use of technology for organizational communication, financial management,program evaluation to help start or expand outof-school time programs. http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista/vista_nh.html

AmeriCorps*VISTA Programs: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Programs are listed in alphabetical order by city. Projects please contact your Corporation State Office for updates. Joining AmeriCorps AmeriCorps*VISTA : New Hampshire This page was last updated on Monday, December 16, 2002 Tri-County CAP, Inc. Berlin AmeriCorps*VISTA Members will assist in developing Tri-County CAP and it's programs to serve their low-income, elderly and otherwise disadvantaged clients in carefully identified areas. Members will assist in the development of an agency wide WAN system; develop and provide services and opportunities for the North Country Elderly; expand awareness and programming of the Youth Alternatives Program; assist in the expansion and development of new programs to service victims of domestic violence and sexual assault; develop and support the implementation of the self-help Home Ownership program; increase the number of volunteers to enable low income and residents of Southern Grafton County to accomplish needed home repairs; and work with Big Brothers Big Sisters to expand their mentor base. How to Apply!

85. U Of I, Henry B. Tippie School Of Management - Peterson's Read about the graduate program at The University of iowa, Henry B. Tippie School of management. Includes tuition, applications, and courses. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.looksmart.com/og/pr%3Dcdd%3B

86. Administrative, Financial, And Facilities Policies - Policy And Procedures On Gi Wide Web under University of iowa Research and associated with the fiscal managementof sponsored to provide accurate and timely financial information relative http://www.uiowa.edu/~our/opmanual/v/05.htm

University of Iowa Operations Manual Go back one step to V-4 Cash Receipts Or return to the Operations Manual Table of Contents Index , or Search PART V. ADMINISTRATIVE, FINANCIAL, AND FACILITIES POLICIES CHAPTER 5: POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON GIFTS, GRANTS, AND CONTRACTS (Business Office 3/8/65, Vice President for Research and University Business Office 3/11/91; amended 9/93; 12/96) 5.1 General 5.2 Processing Applications for Gifts, Grants, and Contracts for which Applications are Required 5.3 Project Management Responsibilities 5.4 Transfer of Grant/Change of Project Director ... 5.8 Non-Cash Gifts or Grants 5.1 GENERAL. The policies and procedures contained in V-5.2-5.4 provide an informational outline of the process of the application for and the management of external funding received in the form of gifts, grants, and contracts by faculty and staff who conduct educational, research, and services activities. Gifts, grants, and contracts are divided into two groups for the purpose of this section. The first is the formal process in which the sponsor requires the applicant to submit a written application. The second is a more informal process such as a written letter or telephone call to solicit funding, or, in some cases, funds may be received without any prior contact with the funding organization or individual. [top] 5.2 PROCESSING APPLICATIONS FOR GIFTS, GRANTS, AND CONTRACTS FOR WHICH APPLICATIONS ARE REQUIRED.

87. Current Listings: Surety Bonds: Programs And Systems: Financial Management Servi http://www.fms.treas.gov/C570/C570.HTML

Overview Sureties Listing Admitted Reinsurers Not for Federal Bonds Getting Started Forms Correspondence Background ... Contacts Search for: Located in: Surety Bonds All FMS Pages Surety Bonds Department of the Treasury's Listing of Approved Sureties (Department Circular 570) Certified Companies Certified Reinsurer Companies Footnotes Notes ... States Insurance Departments See List of Changes Supplement No. 11 for recent update. WARNING This office has been informed that an insurance agent licensed in Florida, is selling or attempting to sell surety bonds and other lines of insurance to contractors for Federal government contracts illegally. He is using a surety company name very similar to a Treasury approved surety company, but changing the spelling of it slightly (i.e. Amercian vs. American). Federal bond-approving officers are advised to verify the authenticity of any bond written by Amercian Contractors Indemnity Company or by American Contractors Indemnity Company by contacting Frank M. Lanak, Director of Claims, telephone (310) 649-0990. Additionally, it has been reported that the agent has written bonds in the name of Indemnity Insurance Company of North America, also on Federal contracts. Please be advised that this company is not currently a Treasury approved surety company.

88. Upper Iowa University >> Www.uiu.edu > Off-Campus Centers The international centers are extensions of the Upper iowa University residentialcampus. UIU's International Program offers nine degree programs. http://www.uiu.edu/offcampus/intl/index_intl.html

Home Off-Campus International Learning Centers International Learning Centers Click below for more information on the following areas: Admissions Financial Aid Registration Upper Iowa University has several international learning centers, including locations in southeast Asia and Canada. The international centers are extensions of the Upper Iowa University residential campus. Each center offers baccalaureate degrees with a variety of major courses of study. More information can be secured by contacting the Director of International Studies or a particular international site. International Learning Centers Open Institute of International Education (Hong Kong) HELP Institute (Malaysia) UIU - Singapore Branch (Singapore) Sino American Education Service Center (Taiwan) ... Pattison College (Vancouver) UIU Director of International Studies Edwin Tan 333 Kang Ching Road 02-278, Singapore 610333 Telephone: 65-6-264-1687 Fax: 65-6-264-0701 E-mail: edwinkwant@pacific.net.sg

89. Iowa Department Of Commerce (Banking) best assures the citizens of iowa are provided and maintain expertise in new financialproducts, services added services that assist management in establishing http://www.idob.state.ia.us/bank/docs/bank.asp

Division of Banking Mission Statement Protect the interests of those doing business with banks and other financial services providers by ensuring safety, soundness and adherence to the laws and regulations of Iowa. Vision Maintain a regulatory environment that best assures the citizens of Iowa are provided banking and other financial services that are safe, sound, profitable and contribute to the economic well being of the state and its communities. Goals Promote public confidence in the banking system through the examination process. Enhance examination process to address industry trends and ensure fiscal integrity. Maintain independence from organizations or institutions regulated by the Division. Monitor and evaluate internal and external conditions affecting a financial institution, which may create a risk to its fiscal integrity. Promote open communication between the Division of Banking, financial service providers and other regulatory agencies. Identify trends in the financial services industry and related industries and technology to assure policies and procedures are current. Objectives Assure the administration of sound regulatory policies and programs that best insure the safety and the independence of the Division.

90. American Farmland Trust in a new generation of financial products and and pesticide inputs as risk managementtools,” said Farmers in iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania can http://www.farmland.org/news_2003/011703_natl.htm

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Brian Brandt NEW INSURANCE TOOL HELPS FARMERS SAVE MONEY, IMPROVE STEWARDSHIP Washington, D.C., January 17, 2003 t Management Practices (BMPs). The Nutrient BMP Endorsement, developed jointly by American Farmland Trust and Agflex, Inc., will protect corn producers in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania from the risk that a fertilizer applied in amounts recommended by a state agency fails to produce the expected yield. BMPs are designed by university extension experts to help farmers determine just the right amount of fertilizer to apply for maximum returns. Farmers in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania can purchase a Nutrient BMP Endorsement policy from a select group of participating insurance companies. Coverage will cost between $5.65 and $9.39 per acre, and can deliver an average net savings of up to $25 per acre. The Nutrient BMP Endorsement was developed with support of a variety of federal, state and private organizations, including the the Alex C. Walker Foundation;the Great Lakes Protection Fund; the Iowa Agricultural Insurance Innovations Consortium; the Iowa Department of Economic Development; the Iowa Department of Natural Resources; Iowa Farm Bureau Financial Services; the Joyce Foundation; the McKnight Foundation; the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation; the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service Small Business Innovative Research Program; the USDA National Soil Tilth Lab; the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service; the USDA Risk Management Agency; the US Environmental Protection Agency; the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; and the University of Wisconsin.

91. Iowa Executive Search Director Telecommunications Network to authorized customers throughout the state of iowa. facility which requires effectivefinancial, administrative and Responsibilities, I. management Ability http://www.filcro.com/Iowa/

Iowa Executive Search for Director Telecommunications Communications and Technology TVSTAFF.C M a Filcro Media Staffing Company providing media and telecommunications executive search Executive Director Telecommunications and Technology- Johnston, IA - Des Moines, IA -USA Salary $80,000 to $126,000 Contingent upon experience Outstanding benefits and relocation policy Location Johnston, IA - Des Moines, IA - USA Summary The Executive Director administers, directs and coordinates through subordinate division directors, comprehensive substantive programs which have a direct impact on customers, government, and private sector services; provides support and information for policy making and carries out the decisions of the Commission for the State of Iowa. The Executive Director coordinates with managers, legislators, or department directors to organize financial matters which may affect the overall operations of the Communication Network; evaluate and resolve operational problems; develop policies and procedures for coordination among subordinate managers; direct the preparation of Commission budgets and related governmental expenditures. The Executive Director will develop and maintain effective working relationships with a broad spectrum of people to include: private sector company representatives, elected officials, federal and state government officials, educational officials, judicial officials, medical officials and authorized Network users. The Executive Director shall ensure that educational users and the use, design, and implementation for educational applications be given the highest priority concerning use of the Network.

92. Health Management And Policy of Health management and Policy is pleased to announce the creation of the GraduateResearch Assistant and Internship Diversity Enhancement programs in Managed http://www.public-health.uiowa.edu/hmp/

Minority Graduate Research Assistantships The Department of Health Management and Policy is pleased to announce the creation of the Graduate Research Assistant and Internship Diversity Enhancement Programs in Managed Care and Academic Medicine For more information about these programs, click on the Minority Graduate Research Assistantships button above or contact Jean Sheeley by telephone (319-384-5127) or email Jean-Sheeley@uiowa.edu

93. Iowa Agricultural Development Authority Community Involvement and analysis of specific management topics. problem solving sections were financialstatement analysis iowa Agricultural Educators “Ideas Unlimited” Award http://www.agriculture.state.ia.us/communityInv.htm

Community Involvement The Iowa Ag Development Authority has a proud history of community involvement. Promoting agriculture throughout the state of Iowa is an important goal for IADA. Businesses and organizations that Iowa Ag Development Authority is proud to partner with include: Iowa FFA Iowa FFA Foundation's mission is to seek and provide financial support to assist agricultural education organizations in accomplishing their goals. IADA partners with the Iowa FFA Foundation by serving on the FFA Sponsoring Committee, sponsoring awards at the state leadership convention and various foundation contributions. The award programs include: Agri-Entrepreneurship Grants Purpose To allow Iowa's young agriculturists to gain valuable hands-on experience in owning and operating their own chapter or agricultural education department business. Project Structure • A total of $10,000 has been approved by the Iowa Agricultural Development Authority for the express purpose of developing and providing a program for entrepreneurship grants to FFA chapters or secondary agricultural programs. • The IADA will fund projects for as much as $1,000, but totaling no more than 50% of the total investment needs, whichever is less. Additional financial assistance must be provided by the local chapter, the agricultural education department, community members or local lenders; the IADA grant money cannot be used to implement projects totaling less than $1,000.

94. Dean's Office Staff:People:University Of Iowa Roy J. And Lucille A. Carver Colle Haddy, Jason, BBA, Senior financial Analyst. Hession, Patty S., MHA, ReimbursementManagement Specialist. MD, Vice President for Health Affairs, University of iowa. http://www.medicine.uiowa.edu/people/deansstaff.html

UI Carver College of Medicine Home UI Health Care Home People Programs ... Index Dean's Office Staff Deans Robillard, Jean E., M.D. Dean; Chair, Faculty Practice Plan Board, Carver College of Medicine Dellsperger Kevin, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Dean for Veterans Affairs Domsic, Dennis M., M.B.A. Associate Dean for Finance and Administration; Executive Director of the Faculty Practice Plan; Associate Vice President for Health Affairs Dungy, Madgetta, Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Faculty Affairs Ephgrave, Kimberly S., M.D. Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Curriculum Johnson, Susan R., M.S., M.D. Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs Kienzle, Michael G., M.D. Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and Biomedical Communications; Chief Technology Officer, UIHC Mandel, Jess, M.D. Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Curriculum Mark, Allyn, M.D. Interim Executive Dean; Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs Schwabbauer, Marian, Ph.D.

95. Dept. Of Health Management & Policy - Admissions Information Needs Analysis Services PO Box 1000 iowa City, IA the Department dispenses other modestfinancial awards tuition scholarship for an MHSA management student each http://www.sph.umich.edu/hmp/admissions/

HMP Home Admissions Information Master of Health Services Administration (MHSA) Master of Public Health (MPH) Joint Master's Degree Programs Curriculum ... Get Involved Admissions Information Application Information Graduate Testing Information Financial Aid Information Residential Programs Master's Program Doctoral Program Non-Residential Programs Post-Doctoral Program Application Information Fees, deposits, estimated tuition The application fee is $55 (U.S. dollars). A $200 deposit may be required to hold your place if you accept an offer of admission. Click here for the 2001-2002 Estimated Cost of Attendance (as determined by the University's Office of Financial Aid). Application deadlines For specific application deadlines and procedures, please refer to the page for the program in which you are interested. Contact information E-mail is the method of contact preferred by the Department of Health Management and Policy, but we also accept contact via fax and U.S. Mail. You may obtain application materials for any of our graduate or doctoral programs by contacting: Student Services Department of Health Management and Policy 109 S. Observatory St. M3023 SPH II

96. CAP State Case Studies Budgeting for Results (BFR) is iowa's system for tying This case outlines a brieffinancial history of system, and critiques performance management in general. http://www.aspanet.org/cap/state_cases.html

CAP Case Studies Menu Federal Case Studies Local Case Studies State Case Studies Case Studies Order Form ... CAP Case Studies Home S1: The Council on Human Investment: Performance Governance in Iowa Iowa, Marv Weidner and Mary Noss Reavely Budgeting for Results (BFR) is Iowa's system for tying performance data to budgeting and policy decisions. As legislators become increasingly mindful of the importance of a responsive and accountable government, they are using the Benchmarks as verification of the public's opinion. The Governor and the Department of Management are beginning to use results-oriented performance measures to make budgetary and policy decisions. Line managers have begun to use the results-oriented performance measures to clarify the purpose or mission of their programs and to better tell the story of the results their program achieved. Ultimately, managers are recognizing they are in a competitive environment that requires results be demonstrated. (10 pages) S2: Performance Measurement: A Work in Progress: Minnesota's Department of Labor and Industry Minnesota, Kevin Wilkins, Management Analyst

97. THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW : ADMISSIONS : FINANCIAL AID : SCHOLARSHIP Non financialaid recipients have three payment options plan is offered through TuitionManagement Systems, a authorized by The University of iowa to contact http://www.law.uiowa.edu/financialaid/billingoftuition-fees-chgs.php

**Apply On-line** Dean's Welcome Admissions Financial Aid ... Hawley Disability Law Gift BILLING OF TUITION, FEES AND UNIVERSITY HOUSING AND BOARD CHARGES All contracted charges (tuition/fees, university family housing) will be billed in full for the term on the first billing. Non financial-aid recipients have three payment options during the Fall and Spring semesters: Pay the "Balance in Full" at the beginning of each semester If you choose to pay the full amount of the contracted items, you will pay the total shown as the "Balance Due" by the date indicated on your bill. Pay the "Minimum Periodic Payment" through the Deferred Payment Plan By paying the Minimum Periodic Payment, you will automatically become enrolled in this plan and you will be assessed a $20.00 Deferred Payment Fee , once per semester, on the last billing statement. Students will have their contracted items (tuition, room and board) billed in three installments per semester as follows: Fall Semester: September, October, November

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99. Farm Economics: Current Issues iowa State University. Beef Center Pork Center Grain Center EconomicsContact Us, SEARCH iowa STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, http://isufarmeconomyteam.org/

Beef Center Pork Center Grain Center Economics ... Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 Decision Tools and Information More News from ISU Extension , and the College of Agriculture Agriculture Families Youth ... PROfiles , Public Resources Online, is a public access to local community and economic development data on employment, income, economics, demographics and more for Iowa and eleven other states in the Midwest provided by Extension to Communities and the Department of Economics and Iowa State University . Extension has resources to help children cope and understand in times of war and tragedy. Iowa Farm Outlook Grain: Livestock: Ag Management E-School Advanced Grain Marketing Financial Decision Making Farmland Ownership ... Tim Eggers , Field Ag Economist Clarinda, Iowa 51632 (712) 542-5171 Page last updated April 2, 2003

100. Colleges In Maryland - Undergraduate Or Graduate - Vocational Or Academic - Tech has designed their master's degree programs for busy of Accounting and FinancialManagement; Master of http://www.colleges-degrees-searches-online.org/maryland-colleges.htm

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