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16 Extraordinary American Entrepreneurs by Nancy Lobb, 2008-01
Japanese Students at Cambridge University in the Meiji Era, 1868-1912: Pioneers for the Modernization of Japan by Noboru Koyama, 2009-09-01
16 Extraordinary African Americans by Nancy Lobb, 2007-01
Little Mosie from the Margaree: A Biography of Moses Michael Coady by Michael R. Welton, 2000-12-15
The Education of a College President: A Memoir by James R. Killian Jr., 1985-05
Bertrand Hallward: First Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham, 1948-1965 - A Biography by Derek Winterbottom, 1996-01
From Prayer to Pragmatism: A Biography of John L. Childs by Professor Emeritus Lawrence J. Dennis Ph.D., 1992-04-01
A Beginning of Collegiate Education West of the Appalachians, 1795-1833: The Achievement of Dr. Charles Coffin of Greeneville College and East Tennessee College by James Patrick, 2007-03-31
New Life, New Language: History of the Adult Migrant English Program 1948-1998 by Shirley Martin, 1999-02
International Narratives on Becoming a Teacher Educator: Pathways to a Profession (Mellen Studies in Education)
Watersheds in Higher Education (Mellen Studies in Education)
Elias Potter Lyon: Minnesota's Leader in Medical Education by Owen H. Wangensteen, 1981-10
Noch Eins!: Tales From the Terrapin Keller by Circe Woessner, 2003-09-23
The Greatest Catch: A Life in Teaching by Penny Kittle, 2005-08-16

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ISPI Vancouver - About ISPI Vancouver - Executive Council Biographies
He is completing a Master s in adult education by distance learning at St. Margo has a background in adult education and human resource development with
http://www.ispi-van.org/htm/about/bios.htm

Extractions: ABOUT ISPI VANCOUVER Home About Events e-Spectrum ... President's Page Executive Council Biographies Constitution Orientation to Performance Improvement EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - BIOGRAPHIES: The ISPI Vancouver Chapter has a 10-person Executive Council. For further details on roles, contact information and term, please see the main Executive Council page Weston McMillan, CPT Weston McMillan, CPT, brings a range of experience to his work as a performance improvement specialist. He credits his 15-year career as a professional actor for his energy, creativity, and philosophies of performance improvement and adult learning. Weston worked for Canadian Airlines and Air Canada as a program design manager and for Intrawest Resort Reservations as national training manager. He currently works for eBay Click here to read Weston's message to members on the President's Page Margy Hayden Alvin has worked in large and medium size organizations over the past 20 years. He has held key leadership positions in management and has helped organizations improve in their performance effectiveness and service efficiency. Alvin has a unique blend of organizational, management, technology and business expertise. A visionary and progressive thinker, Alvin is currently the Principal of
Adult Education
Missionary biographies. April 3, 10, 17 and 24th. 2nd floor Conference Room Come check it out! Robin Capcara. Director of adult education
http://www.ascensionpittsburgh.org/cota/adult_education.htm

Extractions: S EEKING TO KNOW C HRIST J ESUS, AND TOGETHER, SEEKING TO MAKE H IM KNOWN 4729 Ellsworth Ave. Pittsburgh PA 15213 Welcome@ascensionpittsburgh.org Ph. 412-621-5378 PRE-Laurelville Book Discussion: A Long Obedience in the Same Direction Discipleship in an Instant Society By Eugene Peterson Led by Robin Capcara Sun Sept 11 - 26, 2005, 9:15AM This delightful book was on the Rectors Recommended Summer Reading list. This years Laurelville speaker, Greg Brewer, suggested that we encourage our entire parish to read this book in preparation for Laurelville. However, this is great stuff whether youre planning to attend Laurelville or not! Peterson writes about the Psalms of AscentPsalms 120-134the songs that Israel most likely sang as she hiked her way up Mt. Zion to Jerusalem for worship. Peterson likens their journey to ours, our journey of discipleship in a culture that doesnt encourage discipleship. Whether youve read the book or not, come and explore this songbook of journeying with God and with one another. Come be encouraged, challenged and set on the right path. Robin Capcara Director of Adult Education Welcome to Ascension Who We Are Where is Ascension Weekly Schedule ... Scripture Studies [ Adult Education ] Children's Ministries Youth Ministries College Ministry Stewardship ... Search For q uestions send email to info at ascensionpittsburgh.org
IRRODL - Authors' Biographies
For years, she has researched adult learning in the distance education environment, Zhang s research interests are open and distance education, adult
http://www.irrodl.org/content/v2.2/biographies.html

Extractions: Contact IRRODL Support IRRODL with your Subscription IRRODL's Editorial Staff Click on Theory and Practice of Online Learning , for free and open access to Terry Anderson's and Fathi Elloumi's collection of research and reflective papers by authors from Athabasca University. Other ODL Journal Resources Syndicate this site as an RSS Feed What is an RSS Feed? Click here to learn more Yau Jane Chen Ph.D. Dr. Yau Jane Chen has a B.A. in Education from National Kaohsiung Teachers University, Taiwan, a M.A. in Sociology of Education from National Taiwan Normal University, and a Ph.D. in Adult Education from Penn State University, USA. She is an associate professor of Education at National Chung Cheng University in Taiwan. For years, she has researched adult learning in the distance education environment, instructional systems design for distance learning, and the development of educational policy in distance education. She is currently interested in program planning for adult learners and development and evaluation of Web-based learning. Gunnar Grepperud Ph.D.
Education Studies - Dr Gerard McNamara
Dr Gerard McNamara is Lecturer in education and Acting Head of the School of progression and certification encompassing Further and adult education and
http://www.dcu.ie/education_studies/biographies/gerard_mcnamara.shtml

Extractions: Dr Gerard McNamara is Lecturer in Education and Acting Head of the School of Education Studies at Dublin City University. He holds a B.A. in History and Politics from University College, Dublin, an M.A. in Modern Irish History and the Higher Diploma in Education, also from UCD, and a PhD. in Education from Dublin City University. Gerard McNamara worked as a teacher in Ballymun Comprehensive School from 1979 to 1987, specialising in the development of innovative programmes targeted at early school leavers and less academically inclined young people. In 1987/88 he conducted full-time doctoral research in the field of Curriculum Studies at the School of Education Studies, DCU. His focus was on curricular interventions for early school leavers, specifically an analysis of the EU funded experimental programmes on transition from school to work aimed at young people at risk. From 1988 to 1990 he was a Lecturer in Education at NUIG, Galway, teaching courses in Curriculum and Methodology. From 1991 to 1995 he worked as Development Officer with the National Council for Vocational Awards. There he specialised in the development of a national system of progression and certification encompassing Further and Adult Education and the establishment of the National Foundation Certificate aimed at marginalised groups such as early school leavers, adult learners and the long term unemployed. He also represented the NCVA on the working parties which developed and implemented the Leaving Certificate Vocational Programme and the Leaving Certificate Applied Programme
AllRefer.com - Lyman Bryson (Education, Biography) - Encyclopedia
Lyman Bryson, education, biographies. Related Category education, biographies Among his books are adult education (1936), Which Way America?
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AllRefer.com - Stanislaus Shatsky (Education, Biography) - Encyclopedia
Stanislaus Shatsky, education, biographies. Related Category education a complex of schools, research institutes, and adult education facilities.
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Advisory Committee - Adult Education - USOE
Utah State Board of education Advisory Committee for adult education The compiled list and biographies will then be submitted to the USBE for their
http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/adulted/advisory/openings.htm

Extractions: Advisory Committee Position Openings Utah State Board of Education Advisory Committee for Adult Education April 22, 2005 To Whom It May Concern: The Advisory Committee for Utah Adult Education, a Utah State Board of Education (USBE) appointed body, has ongoing vacancies as a result of terms, which end in December each year. If you are aware of an individual who would be willing to be a member of the Utah Advisory Committee for Adult Education, please submit their name to be considered as a nominee. Jeff Galli, Adult Education Community/Faith-Based Organizations Adult Education staff will contact each nominee to confirm willingness to accept a nomination and ask for a short biography. The compiled list and biographies will then be submitted to the USBE for their consideration. The USBE will select those names it wishes to consider for appointment. Those finally selected for appointment will be formally notified in writing.
Metagifted Education Resource Organization: Indigo Adults Biographies
education. Adolescent Giftedness adult Giftedness Critical Thinking adult Indigo biographies. Editor s Note Please be forewarned,
http://www.metagifted.org/topics/metagifted/indigo/adultIndigos/bios/

Extractions: Printable Version Editor's Note - Please be forewarned, some of the following biographies may contain non PG-13 content such as information about drugs and sexuality. "The List" that is referred to in many of the bios is the Adult Indigo mailing list on yahoogroups which you can subscribe to below. Also, my sincere thanks to those of you who have contributed bios here. Adrienne - age ? Alicia - age 38 Aliza - age ? Anna - age 44 ... Yvette - age 37 I created two mailing lists for Adult Indigos. This is how you can connect with other Adult Indigos ;) One of them, the "indigo-adults" list, is the community list where you can chat with other indigos about anything - and it's more like being at recess. The other moderated list called "Indigo-Adults-moderated" is a very focused information list to help you understand and use your indigo-ness. It's more of a classroom/focus group. You're welcome to join either or both of these. If you need more indigo information, I also offer Indigo Consultations in person, phone, online chat, or email.
Metagifted Education Resource Organization: Adult Indigos
Indigo adult biographies Index over 150 biographies available! Ana and the Bird Channeling by Steve Rother of the Group
http://www.metagifted.org/topics/metagifted/indigo/adultIndigos/

Extractions: Do Adult Indigos exist? YES!!! They did not just start coming at rates of 90% of the incoming population in 1992. I believe there have always been some Indigos, the amount of which has only increased through the last 50 years or so. My guess on percentages is that Indigos make up approximately 15-25% of 20-30 year olds, 10-15% of 30-40 yr olds, 5-10% of 40-50 yr olds and 0-5% prior to that time. That's MY opinion, not a fact. Some of us are here to pave the way for today's massive influx of Indigo energy, to break down some barriers and to be advocates and support systems for these children. Please note, I (Wendy Chapman) am the first person to publish anything about indigo adults. Everything else I had heard or read prior to 2001 said that indigo children started in the late 70s and early 80s. I received thousands of emails in 1999 and 2000 from people who claimed to be adult indigo children. These people were over 25, and mostly over 30 years old, and had very similar characteristics to indigo children, plus or minus a few. The differences to indigo children were reliably coming up in nearly every letter. I collated this data and came up with a
NIFL: National Institute For Literacy - Literacy Leader Fellows Biographies
Literacy Leader Fellows biographies She has been working in the field of adult education for more than 25 years in a variety of environments,
http://www.nifl.gov/nifl/fellowship/fellows_bio.html

Extractions: Literacy Leader Fellow 1996-1997 Susan is a graduate of the University of Southern California, B.A. History, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi. She received a Master of Arts in Education from Stanford University, where she participated in the Secondary Teacher Education Project, a project funded by a Ford Foundation Challenge Grant to improve teacher education and preparation. She credits her Stanford experience as a major influence on her work in curricular design, staff development, and general teaching and learning. Susan's interests include reform initiatives in mathematics teaching, the use of technology in teaching and learning, and the incorporation of materials from science, geography, and history into basic skills instruction. She loves to travel (in reality as well as electronically), read, and dance the tango. Read about Susan Cowles' Work Literacy Leader Fellow 1998-1999 Jennifer Cromley has coordinated the evening GED program and the volunteer program for the last three years at Academy of Hope, a private, non-profit GED program in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, DC. For eleven years she has taught basic reading, writing, and math in the context of occupational health and safety training. She has trained over 300 volunteer teachers and peer educators across the U.S. over the last ten years.
Online Professional Development For ABE, Literacy, ESOL, And ASE Teachers
biographies. Eunice N. Askov Jeff Carter Ashley Del Bianco Jennifer Elmore In addition to membership in several adult education and literacy
http://www.nifl.gov/lincs/discussions/nifl-aalpd/onlinepd_bios.html

Extractions: Biographies Eunice N. Askov Jeff Carter Ashley Del Bianco Jennifer Elmore ... Duren Thompson Eunice N. Askov http://www.ed.psu.edu/isal ) and of the Goodling Institute for Research in Family Literacy ( http://www.ed.psu.edu/goodlinginstitute ), The Pennsylvania State University. She heads up the research and online professional development efforts of the Goodling Institute at Penn State. In addition to conducting research in family literacy and teaching in Penn State's online M.Ed. program in Adult Education offered through the World Campus, she leads the development and delivery of an online Certificate in Family Literacy ( http://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/pub/famlt/index.shtml ), in partnership with the National Center for Family Literacy, also offered through Penn State's World Campus. She was on sabbatical leave for 2000 - 2001 to study applications of distance education to adult literacy programs at Flinders University, Institute of International Education, Adelaide, South Australia. On a sabbatical leave in 1993, she studied applications of technology to adult literacy in developed and developing countries in travels around the world. She has also conducted research in adult literacy and technology at the University of Western Australia under a Fulbright Senior Scholar's Award (1983). In addition to numerous journal articles and book chapters, she is author of four textbooks on reading instruction. Funded by the US Department of Education, she is senior author (with Jerome Johnston and others) of a monograph entitled
Artspace | Education | Adult | Instructor Biographies
Artspace is a private, nonprofit visual arts center dedicated to presenting quality exhibitions and educational programs within an open-studio environment.
http://www.artspacenc.org/instructorbios_adult.html

Extractions: PARIS ALEXANDER was born and raised in New York City where he studied art since early childhood. Alexander's solo exhibitions include The Museum of World Cultures, UNC at Wilmington, Duke University, and the Fayetteville Museum of Art. His work is included in the collections of Saks Fifth Avenue, The SAS Institute, Bill Clinton, Bob Dole and many others. JOHN DANCY-JONES has been producing hand-laid paper and letterpress printing on paper since 1977. He operated the Paper Plant bookstore and book arts center from 1982 until 1990. He has published award-winning small press publications since 1983. A science teacher working with students who have learning challenges, he has an English degree from UNC-CH and a masters in Special Education from NCSU. His most recent publication is Snapper: My Life with Snapping Turtles , a limited edition book made completely by hand. KATIE HAMISTER is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design and holds a BFA in Photography. Katie started her business in 2003, Katie Hamister Photography LLC, photographing weddings, events, and family portraits. She also makes her own line of wedding albums, journals and artists books. In her free time she likes to work on her "personal work" using alternative processes such as platinum, palladium, Polaroid process, and mordoncage. Katie also teaches in Cary Academys Summer Quest program.
Dr Barbara Merrill
2004 biographies, Class and Learning the experiences of adult learners in 2003 adult education and Citizenship A European Perspective in Coare,
http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/study/cll/profile0402/

Extractions: International: Fax: Dr Barbara Merrill is a Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Lifelong Learning having joined the former Department of Continuing Education in 1991 as a project development officer and then researcher. Before coming to Warwick she worked as a secondary teacher and advisory teacher for the Coventry LEA and a project officer at the Community Education Development Centre. Currently she is the Academic Co-ordinator for the 2+2 Social Studies programme, University Co-ordinator for the Community Enterprise and Development Foundation Degree and Director of the Centre's undergraduate teaching programme. She teaches undergraduate modules and undertakes research. Research and professional interests Barbara is involved in several European and national research projects. Her research interests include access issues and experiences of adult students in community adult education, further and higher education, social inclusion and lifelong learning, gender and class and adult education, APEL, citizenship, regeneration and biographical methods.
ABE Faculty Biographies - General Education Department
adult Basic education Faculty biographies Faculty biographies adult Basic education Home Page College of Technology Home Page ISU Home Page
http://www.isu.edu/apptech/cotgened/abe_bio.shtml

Extractions: Robert Guyon, Tutor Coordinator - E-mail: guyorobe@isu.edu Robert Guyon is Tutor Coordinator for Adult Basic Education at Idaho State University College of Technology. Robert has extensive education and holds a B.A. in History with a postgraduate in education which he earned from Idaho State University. He also has an MEd. from Albertson College of Idaho in Counseling and School Leadership and a Ph.D. from Columbia Pacific University in Counseling. Robert has worked thirty-four years as an educator. He worked 3 years at Idaho State University as Placement Director and 3 years as a high school social studies teacher. Robert also has worked seventeen years as an elementary teacher and principal and eleven years as an elementary, junior high, and high school counselor. Bob is married to Dr. Kathleen Kangas, Associate Professor of Speech Pathology at I.S.U. His pastimes and hobbies include writing, reading, and playing golf.
BC ESL Faculty Biographies
of education), where she teaches part time in the adult education Program. She also worked as an adjunct for the School of education at Brooklyn
http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/esl/fbio.htm

Extractions: Faculty Biography Elaine Brooks Ms. Elaine Brooks, Deputy chair of the ESL Program received a doctorate in Applied Linguistics from New York University (1985). Her research has focused on the composing processes of ESL students and academic advisement of ESL students throughout CUNY. She has taught ESL reading, writing Freshman Composition and Practical English Grammar. She is a co-author with Len Fox of Making Peace published by Cambridge University Press. Nelia I. Camargo Nelia I. Camargo obtained her B.A. in English and American literature from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines and her M.A. in TESOL from New York University on a Fulbright scholarship. She has a permanent certification in English 7-12 (New York State) and a regular license in ESL (New York City Board of Education), where she teaches part time in the Adult Education Program. In Brooklyn College, she has been teaching reading and writing courses on various levels and coordinated the ESL Reading Laboratory for many years. She had worked with inner city kids in the Job Corps and GED programs in New York and New Jersey and taught English in Philippine universities and in Bogota, Colombia, South America. An active community leader in her Queens neighborhood, she is the president of her 160-unit Co-op Board and recent recipient of a trophy from Habitat Magazine, N.Y., for improving the "quality of life" in her building.
Asia Pacific Research - Biographies - Advisory Committee
MA in adult education from the Ontario Institute for Studies in education, He is involved in the legal education of medical students and personnel.
http://www.asiapacificresearch.ca/caprn/cjsp_project/bio_advisory.cfm

Extractions: Carmen Connolly was appointed to the position of Director, Canadian Population Health Initiative at the Canadian Institute for Health Information in June 1999. MS Connolly was born in Maniwaki, Quebec and graduated with a B. Sc. (Dietetics) from the University of Ottawa in 1973. She completed a dietetic internship at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto and worked as a clinical dietitian in Ottawa prior to serving with the Canadian University Services Overseas (CUSO) in Togo, West Africa. Upon returning to Canada, Carmen obtained a Post-Graduate Diploma in Public Health from the School of Hygiene, University of Toronto (1976) and an MA in Adult Education from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto (1980). Ms. Connolly has extensive experience in policy development, program management and strategic planning and has held a number of progressively senior positions in the health care, academic and governments sectors.
L I Instructor Biographies
Instructor biographies Abstract Michael Anderson Jewelry Manufacturing and Repair Mr. He has five years previous experience with adult education before
http://www.dli.state.pa.us/landi/cwp/view.asp?a=128&Q=174632
Society For Photographic Education - Board Biographies
Photographic education too has changed and it will be important for us to adult education (University of Arizona) and finally a tenured teaching job
http://www.spenational.org/about_us/boardbios.html

Extractions: spe at a glance... HOMEPAGE MEMBERSHIP individual corporate institutional online app address change opportunities member news REGIONS CONFERENCES 2005 conference 2006 conference past conferences regional EXPOSURE PRINT PORTFOLIO OPPORTUNITIES careers submissions lectures+events spe schedule EXHIBITIONS advertising sponsors mailing list ABOUT US officers + staff list board committees board bios staff bios caucuses CONTACT US general contacts board contacts home contact us site map membership ... about us Terri Warpinski , Chair (All board members are elected for four-year terms. Nominations for board members are due in May to the national office. Elections take place in the fall. The election of board members is staggered, so each year some board members roll off the board while new members are elected. Roll off schedule STEVEN J. BLISS
UG Library: Guide To Rural Extension
NationalLewis University, Department of adult education biographies (definition), top. The international who s who, Catalogue CT120 .I5
http://www2.lib.uoguelph.ca/help/research/guides/index.cfm?code=ruralext
TAMUHR: Frequently Asked Questions
Faculty biographies. All Employee Development courses are taught by highly Sharons area of research is adult education and generational values.
http://hr.tamu.edu/ed/cp/all-faculty.html

Extractions: Skip SSO/HRConnect HR Forms ... Around Campus All Employee Development courses are taught by highly qualified and experienced instructors. Click on the name below to see a brief description of the education and work experience of each of our instructors. Within each bio is a list of the courses that person teaches for Employee Development. Click on a name to read each biography: Sharon J. Barnes, Ph.D. Dr. Barnes teaches Communication Skills for Leaders, Interpersonal Communication Skills, Now, Discover Your Strengths, and Presentation Skills workshops. She offers special request workshops on Courteous Service and DISC: A Workplace Behavioral Profile. Sharon also coordinates the Principles of Supervision and Management Program (PSM) and teaches the PSM Capstone course.

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