ASEE - Publications - PRISM - Back Issues THE REAL WORLD Six Smith college grads recount their experiences during Only a handful of schools offer undergraduate engineering degrees online, http://www.asee.org/about/publications/prism/backissues.cfm
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Lawrence Lessig It could go back to the beginning of culture itself, since before we had DJs we had At my school (and across most college campuses) there is an active http://www.lessig.org/blog/
Water Education Foundation - School Programs back To Top . college Programs. For college students, the Foundations They then report back to the class and the group assigned that issue then tries http://www.water-ed.org/schoolprograms.asp
Extractions: The Water Education Foundation offers a variety of programs to teach our students, our future voters and leaders, about one of the most critical issues water. The programs teach students about the history, geography and science of water. Students also learn about the difficult political and policy decisions surrounding this complex issue. Foundation programs are suitable for students in grades K-14. In addition, the Foundation serves as the California coordinator for national Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) K-12 program. All Foundation classroom materials are consistent with the standards of the California State Frameworks for Science and History/Social Science . The Foundations education director is available to conduct teacher training workshops in the use of our school programs. This service is free to those organizations that purchase 20 or more school programs . Teacher workshops can help your organization meet its Best Management Practices requirements.
ALA | C&RL News, January 2005 Online version of the January 2005 issue of college Research Libraries News. Home Publications college Research Libraries News back issues http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2005/january05/january05.
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ACP Observer - Past Articles By Subject - Clinical Issues Coeditor of new college book outlines strategies for treating a Despite some improvement, physicians need to cut back on inappropriate antibiotics. http://www.acponline.org/journals/news/clinical.htm
Online Colleges - Westwood College Online - ELearners.com Accrediting Commission of Career schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT They can assist you with the many issues that may arise as you begin school. http://www.elearners.com/college/wco/
Extractions: You're here, you're there. You want a career, but how can you fit school into the mix? The answer is Westwood College Online. This is a way for you to get a quality Westwood education from your own home or anywhere there's a computer with internet access, and do it on your time. Working around your current schedule and commitments, you can start and finish an associate degree in less than 17 months or a bachelor's degree in less than three years and be on your way to that new career. Westwood College Online isn't just about reading books or taking tests; it's about ensuring you learn the career-oriented skills necessary to begin your new career. And because each program is designed through a collaboration of instructors and business leaders, you get an educational experience that will help you succeed in your chosen field. (Programs not applicable in all states, e.g. TX, MA.) 10 Reasons To Choose Westwood College Fast-Track Programs: Westwood Online offers programs that let you complete an associate degree in as little as 17 months or a bachelor's degree in under three years. this allows you to get out into the workforce much faster than if you were in a traditional educational environment.
Smith College: News Office General Counsel Georgia Yuan, Pressing Legal issues 10 Views of The Next 5 Years, In his inaugural address in 1875, the school s first president, http://www.smith.edu/newsoffice/inthenews/
Extractions: Smith Engineering Grads Are Rock Stars' Wise Words From Judy Woodruff Students 'Fall in Love' with Smith Celebrating Town and Gown: Northampton Marks 350th ... Smith in the News Archive "We are enormously proud of these young women and the path they have blazed for those who will follow them. Technology and engineering are critically important to our society's development, and I am thrilled to know that Smith engineers will be shaping that future." • President Christ, "Smith College Graduates Country's First All-Female Class of Engineers," Black Issues in Higher Education, June 3, 2004 "Before coming to college, I didn't know what an engineer was. I certainly didn't think I was going to go into the field. Then I got to Smith."
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WCCO: Homepage Tree in making sure no child goes back to school this year without school supplies. The statewide schoolsupply drive runs Aug. 5 through Aug. 21. http://wcco.com/
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TLPI: College And University Policies back to Top. Colleges and Universities with Some Form of Gender Identity/Expression Protection or Schools are addressing this issue in a number of ways. http://www.transgenderlaw.org/college/
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New Middle School Teacher Guide What could school administrators colleges do to prepare teachers for those Parents Have Homework, Too This backto-school handout written by a http://www.middleweb.com/1stDResources.html
Extractions: National Teacher Job Bank Recruiting New Teachers, Inc. has updated its National Teacher Recruitment Clearinghouse website to help the thousands of teachers looking for positions for the coming school year. The site provides extensive information about how to become a teacher, where teachers are needed, certification requirements in each state, education and training programs, financial aid for teachers, and tips on locating the right position.
Extractions: April 2003 Entrepreneurship A few years ago it seemed start-up companies were everywhere, from dotcoms to microbrews to magazines. Everyone had an idea, and funding for new business models seemed limitless. Today, while the amount of VC capital poured into private entrepreneurial companies is $2 billion higher than it was in 1998, many entrepreneurs are working harder to achieve their dream of building businesses. In this climate, having the right skills for turning a business plan into a company is paramount. At the Smith School of Business, students are presented with a wealth of opportunities for learning to navigate the stages of a start-up. Smith students gain knowledge through entrepreneurship courses such as Technology Entrepreneurship, New Venture Finance, New Venture Creation, Venture Capital, Strategic Growth for Emerging Ventures, International Entrepreneurship, and Social Entrepreneurship, while speakers at the Smith School have included Todd Krasnow, Co-founder of Staples; Founder and CEO of Zoots, and Errol Unikel, Founder of Unicorn Partners. Students can also participate in Smith's business plan competition, the largest in the Greater Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area, in which winners receive seed money for launching their new venture. Both the Entrepreneurship Club (eClub) and the New Markets Growth (NMG) Fund provide hands-on experience on opposite sides of start-up financing: developing the new online Smith Store as part of the eClub and managing venture capital through the NMG Fund. (See below for more information on the eClub and NMG Fund).
Hoagies Gifted Education The Early College Option In this issue we begin a series exploring the Early college Option for highly They agreed to enroll her in college courses, but her high school refused http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/college_option.htm
So You've Graduated College... What's Next For You? Graduating from college is a major milestone. Whats next for you after college? If youre thinking graduate school, you should head over to our great http://www.quintcareers.com/next_after_college.html
Extractions: Jobseeker-Specific Jobs Industry Specific Jobs Geographic Specific Jobs Career Articles ... Search this Site by Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D. Graduating from college is a major milestone. Congratulations on the achievement. So, what's next for you after college? What does your future hold? Some students see college as a major goal, when in reality it is simply a stepping stone to other future life achievements. Part of the adventure is really figuring out who you are and what you value. For typical twenty-somethings, graduating from college is the final move (or leap) into adulthood. So whats next for you after college? Heres a list of the eight critical issues you need to deal with as you move onward with your life in your transition from college to career. Your Next Life Decision: Career A or Career B
Extractions: encyclopaedia archives explore contents: introduction recent developments in school and college policy and practice the decline in classroom teachers' involvement in informal education - and the rise of the specialist the extension of curricular activity and the focus on outcome ... links There has been a significant growth in the numbers of informal educators working within schools and colleges in Britain. As we will see, three factors have been especially significant: The narrowing of the focus of classroom teachers and lecturers particularly as they deal with increased workloads and the national curriculum A growing belief in the need to attend to learning beyond the classroom if educational achievement is to rise and if people's orientation and skill base is to remain relevant to the economy (e.g. Bentley 1998; Leadbeater 2000). An aspect of this has been the growth in use of problematic notions such as lifelong learning A desire to ensure that school and college life is marked by reasonable behaviour and is attractive to potential students and their parents.
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Extractions: Volume 1, Number 1 October 30, 1996 Tech Tips: Viruses Edlines Presents: "A World of Reading" Volume 1, Number 2 November 13, 1996 SCR*TEC School: Bethune M.E.G.A. Elementary School, Temple, Texas Tech Tips: Fundamentals of mailing lists Edlines Presents: Creating a Web page from scratch Volume 1, Number 3 November 22, 1996 SCR*TEC School: Lakeview Elementary, Lincoln, Nebraska Tech Tips: An introduction to searching on the Web Edlines Presents: Virtual FlyLab genetic research Volume 1, Number 4 December 6, 1996 SCR*TEC School: L'Ouverture Computer Technology Magnet Elementary, Wichita, Kansas Tech Tips: Getting hits on your Web site Edlines Presents: Ancient Egypt Volume 1, Number 5 December 19, 1996 Tech Tips: Newsgroups Edlines Presents: One Can Make A Difference Volume 1, Number 6 January 6, 1997 SCR*TEC School: Bethel High School, Shawnee, Oklahoma Tech Tips: Selecting an Internet Service Provider Edlines Presents: Mammals of the World Volume 1, Number 7 January 17, 1997 SCR*TEC School: West Junior High, Lawrence, Kansas Tech Tips: Buying a computer: What do all of those numbers mean?
TCLA School Report Card College Paths Saunders Collatos TCLA s school Accountability Report Card Series Paths to college (See Jeannie Oakes article in the last issue of TCLA.) These conditions must be http://tcla.gseis.ucla.edu/reportcard/college/paths2.html
Extractions: About TCLA Calendar College Paths Latest ... Home The Five Principles of College Acccess by Marisa Saunders Critical College Access by Tony Collatos UCLA researchers Marisa Saunders and Tony Collatos outline five principles that have proven effective in providing urban students a pathway to higher education. Go to Critical College Access: Collatos' Five Principles In many instances, these students felt that the school system did not help, but actually got in the way of their going to college. These students were not enrolled in the college-bound track when they entered high school, and some were not even expected to graduate from high school. Yet, 25 were accepted to four-year universities, 17 enrolled in four-year universities, and six enrolled in community colleges in the Fall of 2001. L abor experts agree that a college degree is critical for financial well being. Whereas 32% of White students in California move on to four-year universities, only 23% of African Americans and 12% of Latinos do so. A primary reason for these unequal rates of college-going is that many African American and Latino students attend high schools that lack the conditions necessary to support a college going culturesuch as quality teachers, adequate instructional materials, and a rigorous curriculum. (See Jeannie Oakes' article in the last issue of TCLA.) These conditions must be present for all students to have an opportunity for college success and financial well being. Clearly much work is needed to secure these conditions. But alongside this work, we need to examine how under-represented students (and their parents) can increase the chances of being successful within existing high schools. This column of
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Extractions: Hey... Got a minute? If so, then join us for the Fall 2005 60-Second Lectures. What better way to begin the academic year than by exposing yourself to slices of knowledge served up by some of the School's top faculty? So feed your mind while nourishing your body each Wednesday on the plaza at Locust Walk and 37th Street. You bring the lunch. We'll supply the seconds. News
COPYRIGHT RESOURCES ONLINE Copyright Law Materials Provided By Cornell Law school, many of which are The document provides background for and a review of copyright issues in http://www.library.yale.edu/~okerson/copyproj.html
Extractions: Introduction "When Works Pass into the Public Domain," The following document consists sections on and on non-university intellectual property resources A better option would be to go to the sites through our annotated lists as the information is sometimes difficult to find. The annotated lists make it easier to locate the information pertinent to your needs. There are some additional resources added at the end of this document. These include a description of the process of preparing this page and the annotations, as well as five messages sent to the ILS 604 class Crews, Kenneth. University Microfilms, Inc. 1992 (ASCII text). Kenneth Crews is Associate Professor of Business Law at San Jose State University. Crews, Kenneth D. Working Paper for Presentation to the Association of Research Libraries, October 1992. Kenneth Crews is Associate Professor of Business Law at San Jose State University. Demac, Donna.
