41. News left behind is coming to reality in public education. Although the west virginia Chapteris no longer hosting the Work is underway to staff committees for the http://www.prsawv.org/news.htm

April 2003 On the inside... April meeting: Theory + practice = reality March meeting: Negotiating sponsorships Committees: Get ready for the Crystal Awards! ... PRSA-WV benefits April meeting: Theory + practice = reality The day the World Trade Center was attacked the Communication 205 class at West Virginia State College moved from theory to the development of a crisis communication plan for their campus. The plan evolved into the Sh.I.P. Happens! Campaign . (Sh.I.P. = Shelter-In-Place). Sh.I.P. evolved into the "Getting Ready" Campaign which led to the "Don’t Pass By Your History" Campaign. Dr. Tee Ford-Ahmed has successfully merged pedagogy with research and practice for her classes and for PRSSA students. She and her students are currently developing and implementing contracts for two state agencies and are negotiating a third with an Ohio agency. She will share her experience and strategies for securing contracts and grants for her students to experience the "real world" within the safety of the academy.

42. Spring 2002 Horizon Newsletter further ways to promote the association and experiential education. has worked hardwith the staff to ensure Last year's conference in west virginia was very http://www.aee.org/publications/horizon/spring2002/pres.html

AEE Home Features Transportation Project Appreciative Inquiry Teaching in Resistance Ensuring Transference ... Calendar of EE Events AEE News President's Message Summit of Salisbury Mid-Atlantic Conf. Notes News from 2305 ... Horizon Details Message from the President by Christian Itin It is because modern education is so seldom inspired by a great hope that it so seldom achieves great results. Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) Experiential education is inspired by great hope. It rests on a set of principles that speak to an active and participatory educational experience aimed at fostering a learning of engaged experimentation, critical reflection, and application. Great results are often achieved in programs built on the philosophy of experiential education. The Association for Experiential Education has as a major part of its mission the promotion of the experiential education worldwide. In this promotion there is a collective hope that we might inspire hope in other educators, human service workers, organizational consultants, and other change agents. In AEE's Strategic Plan, a major component was the development of a marketing and advocacy plan (MAP). The strategic plan saw the MAP as critical for both AEE as an organization and experiential education as a philosophy of educational reform. Promoting the association and experiential education were outlined as critical tasks during the next five years (we are currently in year two). In mid-May, the leadership of the Association will be meeting in Denver as part of our annual leadership summit. This event will focus heavily on the MAP. The organization has begun work with Dev Pathik, an organizational member, on developing a marketing strategy. He will be working with the Regions, Professional Groups, Board, and Staff to further develop this plan and explore further ways to promote the association and experiential education.

43. 404 - Page Not Found University of west virginia's ADA Document Center; Disability Resource with disabilitiesand the staff who support as a resource to the education community by http://www.ahead.ie/other/other_links.html

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44. Negotiating And Mediating Seminar Comments - Pharmacia & Upjohn - The Negotiatio Bank Toronto, Ontario, Canada very enlightening and interesting talk madebefore the members of our staff. . west virginia Department of education. http://www.negotiation.com/clientquotes.html

Quotes From A Few Clients American Industrial Real Estate Association - Los Angeles, CA "Having decided on the topic, we sought to determine the most respected and well known speaker, teacher and lead of negotiation workshops in the United States. Our search indicated, hands down, that the Negotiation Institute, Inc., in New York City founded by Gerard Nierenberg, was not only the recognized leader with regard to this topic, in the United states, but also on an international level. Ashland Coal Company, Inc. "Your material was very informative and enjoyable and all comments from the attendees were very favorable." Bank of Montreal Berlitz School of Languages - New York, NY "...I believe that you are perhaps the last 'man of the renaissance' In the United States today... The one area which I am investigating first will be the inclusion of Meta-Talk and 'Gesture Communication in the training of foreign languages to American businessmen." Brandeis University - Waitham, MA

45. 2001 Accomplishments fair housing center in the State of west virginia; Elaine Pierce DeLoatch LegalSecretary education and EJ 2001 - Abby Bowles - Temporary staff Attorney for http://www.lawyerscomm.org/aboutus/2001accomplishments.html

1991- 2001 Accomplishments Six Major Events That Affected 2001 Agenda November 2000 Presidential Election and Aftermath Ashcroft Nomination/bush Administration Civil Rights Policies Economic Recession World ConferenceAgainst Racism September 11th Tragedy Board Leadership Co-Chairs Activities And Involvement Leadership initiatives in establishing new Board Committees Appointment of 40 New Board Members Convening of the Executive Committee A. Leon Higginbotham Dinner Media Opposition to Ashcroft Nomination Congressional Hearings Meeting with Law Firms and Foundations Leading Power of Congress Project WCAR Public Policy Served on Board Committees Regional Vice-Chairs Elected additional Regional Co-Chairs Held in person meeting in April 2001 Major Phoenix outreach trip including law firm and public interest org visits and reception St. Louis outreach trip visits with law firms, bar associations and public interests orgs

46. State Library Agencies west virginia Library Commission, WV Library Commission. Dept. of education, 11. Publications Services/Projects Grants/Support For Library staff About Us http://www.lori.state.ri.us/aboutus/sla.php

Text Navigation new COOLjsMenu("menu1", MENU_ITEMS_STYLING) Library Board of Rhode Island Library Advocacy Task Force LORI Committee State Library Agencies State Library Agency (see note Governing Body/Place in Gov't Alabama Public Library Service Dept. of Archives and History Alaska State Library Dept. of Education Board of Library, Archives, and Public Records California State Library Dept. of Education Colorado State Library Dept. of Education Connecticut State Library State Library Board Delaware Division of Libraries/State Library of Delaware Dept. of State Dept. of State Georgia Public Library Service Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia Hawaii State Public Library System Dept. of Education Idaho State Library State Board of Education Illinois State Library Dept. of State Indiana State Library Indiana Library and Historical Board State Library of Iowa Iowa Commission of Libraries Kansas State Library State Library Advisory Commission State Library of Louisiana State Library Board Maine State Library Maine Library Commission Maryland Division of Library Development And Services Dept. of Education

47. IFETS - Members Subscribers west virginia Northern Community College. flexible learning project management writingeducational materials education systems design staff development. http://ifets.ieee.org/members/members_n.html

48. News Release-Glickman Awards $6 Million In Economic Development Grants assistance includes setting up homeownership education programs; supporting to developstrategic plans, hire staff and oversee $440,244, Moyers, west virginia. http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/rd/newsroom/2000/rcdi2.htm

U S D A / R u r a l D e v e l o p m e n t WASHINGTON, D.C. 20250-0705 News Release Dan Campbell (202) 720-6483 dan.campbell@usda.gov Steve Thompson (202) 720-2446 sathomps@rdmail.rural.usda.gov GLICKMAN AWARDS $6 MILLION IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANTS WASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2000 Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman today announced $6 million in grants to encourage housing, community facilities and economic development in low-income rural communities. "These grants will help rural communities help themselves," said Glickman. "They will help provide the training and technical assistance essential to improving rural economies." USDA's Rural Community Development Initiative provides funds to help private, nonprofit, community-based development organizations and low-income communities improve their ability to develop rural housing and community facilities and to improve economic growth. Recipients were required to obtain matching funds, doubling the value of the USDA grants. Grant recipients will provide training and technical assistance to eligible nonprofit community-development organizations and low-income communities located in rural areas with populations of 50,000 or less. Technical assistance includes: setting up homeownership education programs; supporting micro-enterprises, cooperatives and sustainable development; and providing training to develop strategic plans, hire staff and oversee board operations and management. A list of grantees follows.

49. Rural Community Development Initiative (RCDI) Grantees assistance includes setting up homeownership education programs; supporting to developstrategic plans, hire staff and oversee 440,244, Moyers, west virginia. http://www.usda.gov/news/releases/2000/10/0355.htm

Release No. 0355.00 Contact: Steve Thompsom (202) 720-2446 ail.sathomps@rdmrural.usda.gov GLICKMAN AWARDS $6 MILLION IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANTS WASHINGTON, October. 11, 2000 - Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman today announced $6 million in grants to encourage housing, community facilities and economic development in low-income rural communities. "These grants will help rural communities help themselves," said Glickman. "They will help provide the training and technical assistance essential to improving rural economies." USDA's Rural Community Development Initiative provides funds to help private, nonprofit, community-based development organizations and low-income communities improve their ability to develop rural housing and community facilities and to improve economic growth. Recipients were required to obtain matching funds, doubling the value of the USDA grants. Grant recipients will provide training and technical assistance to eligible nonprofit community-development organizations and low-income communities located in rural areas with populations of 50,000 or less. Technical assistance includes: setting up homeownership education programs; supporting micro-enterprises, cooperatives and sustainable development; and providing training to develop strategic plans, hire staff and oversee board operations and management. A list of grantees follows.

50. NCRVE MDS-771 - APPENDIX A CambridgeLesley, education, 1991, school/college, 11-12. west virginia YAP, yes,all-year, yes, yes, stdnt (w Program, staff Devel- opment, Employer InvolvementDesign http://ncrve.berkeley.edu/abstracts/MDS-771/MDS-771-APPENDIX.html

NCRVE Home Site Search Product Search Research on School-to-Work Programs in the United States (MDS-771). Berkeley: National Center for Research in Vocational Education, University of California. APPENDIX A EXAMPLES OF SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAMS, AND PROGRAM ELEMENTS Program Type Industry Project Start Date Primary Source of Funding Grade Levels Apprenticeship Broome YADP tech/health foundation/emp. Craftsman 2000 metalworking local prtnshp Main YAP variety colleges/emp NATPC food self (ACF) Penn. YAP metalworking D of L/JFF Pickens Cty. YAI electronics JFF/emp Project ProTech health U.S. D of L West Virginia YAP variety CCSSO/D of L Wisconsin YAP (four) state/employer Co-Op CWEE technology school dist. EIF electronics D of L/industry Partnership Proj. retail/manuf. foundation/ind Quality Conn. banking industry/NAB School-to-Apprenticeship CAVC variety sc. dist./emp Great Oaks JVSD variety school/emp Project Mechtech manufacturing U.S. D of L Academies ALIVE tech/finance wide variety BFA fianance FSTA fiance Workforce L.A. fiance/tech. D of L/industry K-12 Work Readiness Step Ahead Dropout Prevention Cambridge-Lesley education school/college COFFEE variety sc. dist/ind

51. Geography Sample Jobs: Virginia Tech education / Student, Senior Member/Technical staff, Litton/TASC. GIS / Remote Sensing/Cartography, education/Outreach Dir Director/Risk Management, ERMwest, Inc. http://www.majbill.vt.edu/geog/whatsnew/jobs.htm

SAMPLE OF TYPES OF EMPLOYMENT FOR DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY ALUMNI Field Job Title Employer Name Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Senior Software Analyst Intergraph Corp. Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Management Analyst FCC Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Intelligence Analyst Joint Intelligence Center Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Database Administration Geo-Centers, Inc. Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Systems Analyst CompuWare Corp. Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Director of Systems AFS Intercultural Programs Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Information Systems Manager Magellan Behavioral Health Analyst / Information Technology / Administration Business Analyst Consultant Consultant Consultant GIS Consultant GeoReferenced Systems Consultant Information Systems Consultant Metro Information Services Consultant Environmental Consultant 3 Kings Enviromental, Inc. Consultant Consultant 3Di, LLC Education / Student Natural Resources Serv. Award Fellow

52. David Stewart State Superintendent Of Schools west virginia SCHOOLS. west virginia SCHOOLS west virginia BOARD OF education. west virginia BOARD OF education. west virginia BOARD OF education. west virginia BOARD OF education http://wvde.state.wv.us/org-chart.pdf

53. Development District Assoc Of Appalachia | Ideas Higher education Center and Regional Training and Conference Center. west VirginiaIncreasing WorkBased Skills Clay County Public Schools. Technical staff http://www.ddaa.org/info-url2255/info-url_list.htm?category=Education

54. Franklin City Public Schools Online-School Board Office School Board Office. 800 west Second Avenue. Franklin, virginia 238512000.Voice (757) 569-8111. Coordinator of Special education - Deborah Faulk. http://www.franklincity.k12.va.us/sbo/

Navigation Menu: School Board Office Belief Statements Character Education Curriculum Update ... Scott Carter School Board Office 207 West Second Avenue Franklin, Virginia 23851-2000 Voice (757) 569-8111 Fax (757) 569-8078 Superintendent - Dr. Alline Farmer Administrators: Coordinator of Instruction - Rebecca V. Gillette Coordinator of Instructional Technology - Gina C. Hancock Coordinator of Human Resources - James H. Holland Coordinator of Finance - Eileen T. Ritter Supervisor of Food Services - Nancy K. Parrish Coordinator of Student Services - Vanessa S. Collins Coordinator of Special Education - Deborah Faulk Supervisor of Transportation - Virginia L. Ricks Maintenance Supervisor - Christ L. Erbe School Board's Links Character Education Program Curriculum Update FCPS Beliefs Statement Federal Programs ... Testing Calendar All Information is property of Franklin City Public Schools. For problems or questions regarding FCPS Online contact Scott Carter

55. Tbl Serials Tools schools), National staff Development Council, Clearinghouse for ESL LiteracyEducation, Apr. Networks, Networks west virginia Center for Adult Literacy, Dec http://www.vcu.edu/aelweb/frmserials.html

Serial Resource File ABE Fairfax County Schools Fairfax Co. Public Schools Oct. 1982-Jul. 1986 bi-monthly ABE Virgina Tech U.S. Dept. of Education Jan. 1980-Aug. 1982 bi-monthly Activity ACT Spring 1999 not available Adult and Community Education Dept. of Instructional Services/Fairfax Co. Public Schools Jan. 1991-Nov. 1992 monthly Adult and Continuing Education Today Learning Resource Network Nov. 1987- Jul. 1995 not available Adult Basic Education U.S. Office of Education Jan. 1977-Aug. 1979 monthly Adult Education Connection Adult Education Service Center of N. Illinois Fall 1994-Sum. 1996 quarterly Adult Education Quarterly American Association for Adult and Continuing Education Spr. 1983-Win. 1998 quarterly Adult Education Reader VA Adult Education Research Network Sum. 1994-Spr. 1996 quarterly Adult Education: A Journal of Research Adult Education Association of the U.S. Spr. 1963-Win. 1983 quarterly Adult Educator Knox County (TN) Schools November 1997 bi-monthly Adult Leadership Adult Education Association of the U.S. Mar. 1960-May 1977 monthly Adult Learning AACE Sep. 1989-Fall 1998

56. RESA-6 In 1972 eight Regional educational Service Agencies (RESA's) were establishedby the west virginia Board of education under WV Code 182-26. http://resa6.k12.wv.us/

In 1972 eight R egional E ducational S ervice A gencies ( RESA's ) were established by the West Virginia Board of Education under WV Code 18-2-26. As mandated, each RESA provides: Regional Education Service Agency VI Wheeling, WV 26003 Phone: 304 243-0440 800 234-RESA Fax: 304 243-0443 To contact us: RESA-6 RESA-6 Counties Departments/Contacts Board of Directors ... Purchasing/Finance Latest Update: March 31, 2003 Contact the Webmaster FastCounter by bCentral Quality is the hallmark of RESA-6. Serving the public schools through the enhancement of the teaching/learning process is the charge. Suggestions for program improvement and ideas for change are always in order. RESA-6 team members take pride in the accomplishments and invite you to become familiar with their services. Assessment of Educational Needs Computer Basic Skills Support Computer Information Systems Cooperative Purchasing Cost Effective Programs Equal Educational Opportunities Exemplary Teacher Recognition Feasibility Studies Instructional Models Legislative Evaluation Reports MISSION To Provide High Quality

57. AACOM Web Site: People List and Alumni Relations Professionals (devAlum) to be updated, please contact the staffliaison listed at Member Linda Smith west virginia School of Osteopathic http://www.aacom.org/people/group-list.asp?Group=3

58. USFA Higher Education Degrees At A Distance DDP Colleges And University of Maryland, University College Distance education - Fire Science, NewJersey, North Carolina, District of Columbia, west virginia, virginia. http://www.usfa.fema.gov/dhtml/fire-service/tr_ddp_enrl.cfm

59. WV Public Broadcasting ITV 200, Mark Kistler’s Imagination Station 09/30/02. Tuesdays/Start Dates 300to (Gr.6-12) and 500 am, staff dev. - 10/01/02. 100 pm, Mathtalk - 10/01/02. http://www.wvpubcast.org/education/itv/classroom.htm

WV Public Broadcasting Instructional Television Teacher Guide Order Form Electronic Field Trips: Colonial Williamsburg Classroom Programs by Curriculum Classroom Program Descriptions for 2002-2003 ... Daily Classroom Program Schedule DAILY CLASSROOM PROGRAM SCHEDULE 2002-2003 TIP: Mark the series you are using. Copy and send home to parents for sick days and snow days. Mondays/Start Dates 1:00 p.m. Goodbodies - Natureworks - Different and the Same - Working Together - Different and the Same - Working Together - SALSA - Mark Kistler’s Imagination Station - Tuesdays/Start Dates 3:00 to (Gr.6-12) and 5:00 a.m. Staff Dev. - 10/01/02 1:00 p.m. Mathtalk - What’s In The News - Science Is Elementary - Passport to the Rainforest - Passport to the Solar System - Passport to Weather - Mark Kistler’s Imagination Station - Wednesdays/Start Dates 3:00 to (Gr. 6-12) and

60. Book Reviews (InfoWorld) North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, virginia, west virginia.4 west Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho education. http://www.infoworld.com/cgi-bin/displayCareers.pl?98entcar.salaries.htm

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