61. Office Of Campus Child Care-General Information general Information. of balancing the complex demands of work, education and family. lowincomestudent(enrolled at University of wisconsin-Madison) families http://www.housing.wisc.edu/partners/childcare/Main Information.html

General Information The Staff Programs Resource and Referral services March, April and May 2003 Parent Resource/Family Events/Actvities ... Parent Resource Book List If you are a parent, you face the challenge of balancing the complex demands of work, education and family. Your choice of child care is one of the most important decisions that you have to make. The Office of Campus Child Care is a resource for you in selecting campus child care and provides other support services that will be described further. In addition to assistance to parents, The Office of Campus Child Care (OCCC) promotes the development and implementation of a coordinated child care system on-campus. The OCCC works with the Campus Planning Committee, a variety of academic and administrative departments, student groups and existing child care resources to ensure that the child care needs of students, faculty and staff are met. Your comments and feedback are always welcome. Office of Campus Child Care Staff: Office hours are 8:00-4:00, Monday through Friday. Our office is located in the School of Human Ecology on the ground floor, room 18. (As you enter the building, 18 is on the eastern side of the ground floor). You are always welcome to drop in the office and we will do our best to serve you. However, a call ahead is always appreciated to ensure that we are available. Our Fax number is (608)265-1171.

62. A-Z Index / University Of Wisconsin - Green Bay see Phoenix Athletics); State of wisconsin; Student Billing; Student Computer Labs(see general Access Labs see Office of International education); Summer Discovery http://www.uwgb.edu/siteindex.html

A to Z Index A B C D ... Y A Accounting Academics Academic Advising Academic Calendar ... Athletics, Phoenix Audio/Video Services (see Media Services Return to Top B Basketball- Men's Basketball - Women's Bayfest Benefits ... Biology Bookstore (see Phoenix Bookstore Budget Office Facilities Management Bursar's Office ... Return to Top C Cafeteria (see Dining Services Calendar, All University Camps - Summer Camps - Sports ... Campus Overview Campus Planning (see Campus Profile Career Services Catering Center for Biodiversity, Cofrin Arboretum ... CIT Help Desk Class Rosters (see Student Information System Classified Administrative Support Committee Cofrin Center for Biodiversity Cofrin Library ... Community Center (Residence Life) Community Resources Community Services Departments (for students) Computer Labs (see General Access Labs Computer Science Contact UW-Green Bay Continuing Professional Education ... Course Descriptions Course Registration (see Student Information System Credit Union, UW

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64. NCIP Links general Disability Resources. Autism Society of America; Autism Society of wisconsin;Center for Division TEACCH Treatment and education of Autistic and related http://www2.edc.org/NCIP/links.htm

NCIP Links Below is a list of links that provide information, and resources relating to technology and students with disabilities. This list was last updated July 1998 USE THIS MENU TO JUMP TO SECTION HEADINGS TECHNOLOGY AND DISABILITIES Organizations Companies that specialize in technology for students with disabilities SPECIAL EDUCATION ... top Technology and Disabilities Organizations Access Ability Adaptive Technology Lab at Southern Connecticut State University Assistive Technology Online Assistive Technology Resources in Kentucky ... top Companies ADAMLAB Devices Alva Access Group, Inc. Apple Computer Disability Connection Articulate Systems, Inc ... top Special Education General Special Ed IDEA Partnerships Projects LRPnet The Maddux Special Education Home Page Macomb Projects ... Urban Special Education Leadership Collaborative Inclusion Circle of Inclusion Consortium on Inclusive Schooling Practices CSIE - Centre for Studies on Inclusive Education Inclusion Press Universities with Special Ed Resources Arizona State University - Special Education Department The Dyslexia Achive at Kent Gallaudet University for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students Remediation Research at UC Berkeley ... top Disability Resources General Disability Resources Ability's Web Site for the Disabled CODI - Cornucopia of Disability Information at SUNY at Buffalo NYISE - The NY Institute for Special Education SERI - Special Education Resources on the Internet ... Solutions@disability.com

65. University Of Wisconsin Children's Hospital Kids Today Community Health education Series A series University of wisconsin Hospitaland Clinics (UWHC) provides site as a source of general and educational http://www.uwhospital.org/shells/level2/s-childrens.htm

About UW Hospital and Clinics ClinicsPrimary Care and Specialties Community Health Education Contact Us Departments and Programs Employment Opportunities For Patients and Visitors For Health Care Professionals News and Events Poison Center Search UW Children's Hospital UW Comprehensive Cancer Center Volunteer Opportunities Web Site Details What's New Home $ 1 Million Gift Anchors new UW Children's Hospital Facility American Family Insurance has donated $10 million to the construction of a new $65 million UW Children's Hospital. Read more about it here From newborns to teenagers, patients at University of Wisconsin Children's Hospital receive a level of care that is truly unique in the region. Located within UW Hospital and Clinics, UW Children's Hospital is a complete, 60-bed children's medical and surgical center that admits more than 2,700 patients each year. This "hospital within a hospital" arrangement offers patients and families the friendliness of a small pediatric hospital combined with the cutting-edge treatment offered by a major, nationally recognized medical facility. World-class, yet family-centered pediatric care

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67. Northwestern Wisconsin Education Association - Information From the Twin Cities to Madison, wisconsin, this is the largest facility availableto The NWEA does not have any ties with any other education associations or http://www.nwea-ec.org/information.html

Information General DPI Credit Professional Student ... Web Page The NWEA is a non-profit, self-supporting conference. The NWEA does not have any ties with any other education associations or any unions or any political parties. The NWEA is open to all educators including principals, district administrators, specialists, and any person interested in education. The NWEA has invested well over a $100,000 to provide districts with the best inservice in the Midwest. Why not save your own district's monies spent on inservice and treat all of your educators to one of the finest professional development conferences available at a very reasonable cost. MARK YOUR CALENDARS TARGET AUDIENCE Superintendents Assistant Superintendents School Board Members Principals Assistant Principals Educators K-12 Education Specialists Preschool Educators Home School Educators Educators Business Partners in Education AND ANY PERSON INTERESTED IN EDUCATION Information History Membership Speakers ... Comments Created by M. Cleaver

68. Continuing Education General Information - University Of Wisconsin Sheboygan College For Kids, Continuing education Staff Office Hours. Office Hours900 AM to 100 PM Monday Fridays Or by appointment. general Information. http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/academics/continuingEducation/generalInfo/

Jeannie Roseberry Director Phone: 920-459-6617 e-mail: jroseber@uwc.edu Jane Donlon Program Assistant Phone: 920-459-6617 e-mail: jdonlon@uwc.edu Susan Allison Foreign Language Coordinator Phone: 920-467-3948 e-mail: sallison@excel.net Web: http://www.sheboygan.uwc.edu/CE Office Hours: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Monday- Fridays Or by appointment How To Register Registration and payment are due in the Continuing Education Office no later than one week before the first class session. You may call to reserve a spot in any class, but payment must follow within 5 working days to hold the reservation. Early registration is recommended. Register by phone, fax, on-line or in person. Registration Form can be printed from web-site. Register by Phone Register by Fax Register by Mail : Continuing Education Office UW Sheboygan, One University Drive, Sheboygan, WI 53081-4789 Register in Person : Continuing Education Office Room 110A, Main Building, UW Sheboygan

69. Plan For Assessment Of Student Academic Achievement, University Of Wisconsin-Eau assessment procedures have been defined for, and linked to, the general Educationacademic outcomes 5 as well as data for the University of wisconsin System (UWS http://www.uwec.edu/acadaff/policies/Assessment/general.html

IV. Plan for Assessment of Student Academic Outcomes B. General Education/Baccalaureate Assessment The goals of the baccalaureate degree are broad statements of expectations of student learning that are derived from the university's mission statement. The goals form the core of the students' baccalaureate experience. They emphasize the broad academic areas of communication, writing, science, and mathematics; as importantly, they detail the necessity of acquiring an appreciation of the arts, intercultural experiences and the interconnectiveness of knowledge. Although the goals do not encompass the entire educational experience at UW-Eau Claire, they do represent those that are of primary importance. The broadly defined goals have been given greater specificity with the establishment of associated educational outcomes statements. Thus, faculty, administrators, and students know in fairly precise terms what the curriculum is expected to accomplish. Once outcomes were established, appropriate assessment procedures were determined. Multiple assessment procedures have been defined for, and linked to, the General Education academic outcomes. Assessment of the baccalaureate experience occurs at four levels.

70. Wisconsin.gov - Home Official site. Information on state agencies, services and opportunities.Category Regional North America United States wisconsin......wisconsin.gov Navigation Graphic Version Government Public Services Business education wisconsin Facts Health and Safety Relocation Visiting http://www.wisconsin.gov/

71. Executive Education @ University Of Wisconsin-Madison Center Copyright © 2002 University of wisconsinMadison School of Business ExecutiveEducation 601 University Ave, Madison, WI 53715-1035 1-800-292-8964. http://uwexeced.com/supplychain/info.htm

General Information Courses Dates and Fees Director: Edward J. Marien Related Information Presentations and Articles Selected Bibliography Logistics and Supply Chain Management Transportation Management Warehouse and Distribution ... Acronyms and Terms Supply Chain Management is rapidly evolving into a core area of competitive advantage for many organizations. We offer these practical and proven programs to help you improve supply chain networks and organizational performance and enhance your career. Emerge yourself in a total learning experience in UW’s state-of-the-art Fluno Center for Executive Education. Network with experienced UW instructors and program attendees how to get your organization up to speed in implementing end-user and customer focused, supply chain strategic initiatives. These programs provide professionals, and associated steering and redesign teams with strategic, tactical and operational information. To get the biggest bang for the buck, bring a SC team from your firm and selected representatives of SC trading partners-tier 1 suppliers, immediate customers, tier2 customers and end users. Discuss total end-end SC solutions, and not just IT solutions for your firm but mutually beneficial gains for all trading partners throughout your Supply Chain Networks! You may attend as many seminars as you wish, in any order, without obligation to the certificate.

72. 2001-2003 University Of Wisconsin-Madison Undergraduate Catalog Wisconsin-Madiso School of education. Dean's Office 123 education Building 1000 BascomMall Madison, WI 53706 608/2621763 www.education.wisc.edu/. Advising. http://www.wisc.edu/pubs/ug/06education/

School of Education Dean's Office 123 Education Building 1000 Bascom Mall Madison, WI 53706 www.education.wisc.edu/ Advising Education Academic Services B117/109 Education Building 1000 Bascom Mall Madison, WI 53706 fax 608/265-3284 easinfo@education.wisc.edu www.education.wisc.edu/eas General Information Undergraduate Programs in the School of Education ... Faculty

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75. Online Courses And Degrees: University Of Wisconsin-Platteville Offers online courses and degrees in Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Engineering and Project Category Business Management Online Courses...... FAQs, Click to Close. general. Technical. Continuing education. Southwest WisconsinSmall Business Development Center. HELP, Click to Close. Technical Help. http://www.uwplatt.edu/~disted/

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76. General Information Summer Institute 2003 general Information American Society for Microbiology and the University of Wisconsinat Madison. The ASM education Board (formerly the Board of education and http://www.asmusa.org/edusrc/edu52003b.htm

Contents of This Page: Important Deadlines Institute Overview Goal Format ... Sponsorship and Credentials Links to Summer Institute Pages: Home Page Educational and Scientific Program Application Registration and Lodging Links to Other ASM Pages: Education Homepage Graduate Students/Post-docs Undergraduate/Graduate Faculty Education Contacts General Information Important Deadlines Application Deadline June 13, 2003 Notification Deadline July 1, 2003 Registration Deadline July 7, 2003 Institute Overview The Committee on Graduate Education seeks applications from graduate students and postdoctoral scientists for the Third Summer Institute in Preparation for Careers in Microbiology Goal The goal of the Institute is to provide intensive and closely guided experience in five key topics important for choosing and succeeding in a microbiology career. These topics include: Opportunities and preparation for diverse careers in microbiology Preparation, review and critique of research proposals Scientific presentations and communication Effective teaching methods Development of professional standards in microbiology Participants will have an unique opportunity to enhance their skills in various areas of grantwriting and scientific communication, to learn about the rewards and preparation for various careers in microbiology, to help their professional development as microbiologists, and to participate in a demanding and intensive, yet enjoyable and constructive experience, with both peer and senior microbiologists from around the country.

77. About General Education Requirements general education Credit Distribution. Communication Skills 8 credits Freshman Englishand Speech are required. general education Electives 06 credits. NOTES http://www.uwstout.edu/provost/gened/

Each degree program has a general education component designed to provide you with knowledge and skills in communication, analytical reasoning, health and physical education, humanities and the arts, social and behavioral sciences, natural sciences and technology. General education requirements are expected to develop general skills and abilities for all graduates. In addition, they promote general knowledge, appreciation and values. The general education requirements are designed to promote development of 12 objectives for each student: Develop effective reading, writing, speaking and listening skills and be able to utilize contemporary communications systems. Formulate logical and mathematical reasoning related to various branches of knowledge. Acquire knowledge and skills essential to one's physical and mental well being. Think creatively, analyze critically, synthesize clearly and act responsibly. Develop a critically examined value system and a personal code of ethics.

78. Undergraduate Bulletin Online, University Of Wisconsin- Stout Service Management. education, School Counseling and School PsychologyEDUC education; SCOUN School Counseling; SPED Special education; http://www.uwstout.edu/ugbulletin/ug_courses.html

Graduate Bulletin Graduate School ... Requirements These documents are provided online as Portable Document Files (PDF). To view the PDF's on this site, download a free Acrobat Reader Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate courses are provided online in two formats. All courses are available in a single portable document file here: All Courses [PDF] Courses are listed by college and curricular subject abbreviations. If there is no link, then no undergraduate courses are available in that particular subject. The document "Interpreting Course Descriptions" will help you understand the codes. Interpreting Course Descriptions [PDF] Academic Affairs TRDIS Transdisciplinary College of Arts and Sciences CAS College of Arts and Sciences Art and Design ART Art DES Design ARTH Art History ARTED Art Education Biology BIO Biology Chemistry CHEM Chemistry English and Journalism ENGL English LIT Literature LOG Logic PHIL Philosophy WS Women's Studies Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science

79. Catalog Of Distance Learning - General Information Degree Programs. There are several degree programs delivered via distance educationfrom the University of wisconsin institutions. Grades and Credit. http://www.uwex.edu/disted/catalog/info.htm

Home Main > General Information Degree Programs There are several degree programs delivered via distance education from the University of Wisconsin institutions. Grades and Credit There are two types of courses offered by distance learning: Those offered for university credit and non-credit continuing education courses. Credit Courses Courses granting university credits are offered by UW campuses. You must enroll at the sponsoring campus and you will receive credit from that campus. You will receive a complete course syllabus and information about textbooks or other materials required for the course after you register. For complete information about any credit course listed in this catalog contact the sponsoring campus. See the course description or the list of campus contacts. Non-Credit Courses Most continuing education and professional development courses offer continuing education units (CEUs). CEUs are a measure of participation in continuing education programs. All CEUs earned through programs in this catalog are recorded on your permanent record. Many can be transferred to other educational institutions. Transcripts of your continuing education work through UW-Extension since July 1, 1971 are available for $3.50 each from: Student Records Office, The Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street, Madison, WI 53706, (608)262-1951.

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Internet Scout Project NSDL Scout Reports Physical Sciences [In this Issue: ... Verso] February 7, 2003 Volume 2, Number 3 Table of Contents Printable version Space Shuttle Columbia News http://www.firstgov.gov/Topics/Columbia.shtml The official US gateway to all government information, FirstGov.gov, has compiled a number of informative links that chronicle the February 2003 Shuttle Columbia disaster. Visitors can read President Bush's address to the nation regarding Columbia and its crew; review the latest information from NASA about the Shuttle mission, crew, and current investigation; and discover how the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Environmental Protection Agency are assisting in the shuttle recovery and clean-up. The user-friendly FirstGov.gov does a good job of providing citizens with a well organized point of entry to links regarding recent governmental news and information. [JAB] [Back to Contents] World Weather Information Service http://www.worldweather.org/ The World Meteorological Organization Web site offers the World Weather Information Service page. Here, visitors will find official weather forecasts and climatological information for selected cities worldwide. Users choose a particular continent and country, and are then presented with a list of various cities they can get information on. This includes the date and time of the current forecast, minimum and maximum temperatures for that day, a general cloud description, and a monthly review of various data for that city. If for nothing else, the site does a good job of providing a very straightforward and easy way to find weather information from hundreds of cities around the globe.

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