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Library media centers: accessibility issues in rural Missouri.: An article from: Intervention in School & Clinic by John E. Cox, Debra M. Lynch, 2006-11-01
Media Standards for School Learning Resources Centers: Standards and Recommendations for Public School Districts in Missouri (Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education)
Let's talk trash. (Springfield Public Schools' 'etc. Center' in Springfield, Missouri): An article from: Phi Delta Kappan by Rolf Myller, Cindy Schoenauer, 1995-06-01
Liberating the media: News (Freedom of Information Center report) by Muriel C. L Akamatsu, 1972
The print media and equal time (Freedom of Information Center report) by David M Hansaker, 1975
The news media manual: A guide for hazardous substance research centers by Robert A Logan, 1992

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J-Lab: Batten Awards: 2005 Advisory Board
She is a graduate of the University of missouri school of Journalism. Andrew Nachison became director of The media Center at API in 2000.
http://www.j-lab.org/board05.html

Extractions: Knight Ridder Bryan Monroe is the assistant vice president/ news at Knight Ridder, responsible for the journalistic operations of all 31 Knight Ridder properties nationwide. He was recently elected president of the National Association of Black Journalists. He also completed his Nieman Fellowship at Harvard in June 2003. Prior to that, he was deputy managing editor at the San Jose Mercury News in California, where he was in charge of nearly 200 journalists and a $12 million budget. Monroe joined Knight Ridder in 1987 as director of graphics and photography at The (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) Sun News. From 1989 to 1991 he was assistant project director for Knight Ridder's 25/43 Project, an effort to design a newspaper specifically for readers in that key demographic, based at the Boca Raton News. He joined the San Jose Mercury News in 1991 as design director, also serving as a reporter and assigning editor. Among many duties there, Monroe led redesigns of the Mercury News in 1992 and again in 2000. The paper has repeatedly been named one of the five world's best-designed by the Society for News Design.
OFCN's Christa McAuliffe Center
missouri. Bonnie Lynn Fish. Cameron JrSr High school The CHS media CenterUpdate project will transform an an existing library into an
http://www.ofcn.org/cyber.serv/academy/mcauliffe/missouri.html

Extractions: Ravenwood, MO 64479 The "Midwest Astronomy Consortium" is an innovative project that involves a STARLAB portable planetarium system and provides inservice to teachers and community members for the ten rural schools of the Platte Valley Conference. The planetarium, ten projection cylinders and curriculum materials are available to each school in the conference for a minimum of three weeks during each school year. During this time, the planetarium is also available to the community for use with youth groups. It is also available for use during the summer as long as a trained participant is available. (1993) Janet Hofstetter
Serious Magic - Award Winning Visual Communication Tools
Creighton University; Crestview HS media Center; Dalton Middle school Mississippi State University; missouri school Boards Association
http://www.seriousmagic.com/whosUsing.cfm

Extractions: @import "styles/layout1.css"; ( Partial List ) Accenture ADP Agilent Technologies Air Force News Agency Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Alliant TechSystems American Family Insurance American Psychological Association American Real Estate Anystream, Inc. Aon Consulting Atlantic Mutual Atlas World Group, Inc. BAE Systems Ball Corporation Bank of America Barclays Global Investors BASF Corporation Baylor Health Care System Becton, Dickinson and Company BloodSource BMC Software BNC National Bank Board of County Commissioners, Martin County, FL Boeing Bose Corporation BP America Bridgestone/Firestone CA Department of Health Services CA State Teachers' Retirement System California Avocado Commission California Highway Patrol California Lottery California Water Service Group Calvary Chapel Capital One Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Century 21 Cessna CGEY Chef Paul Prudhomme Chevron Chevron Texaco Chicago Tribune Children's Hospital of Michigan Church of Christ CinARC Cisco Citicorp Citrix City of Kirkland, Washington City of Newport Beach Clark Pest Control Cognos Inc.
Macromedia - Education: Digital Communication Resource Center
Learn digital communication skills in web media or multimedia through selfpacedtraining resources, University of missouri school of Journalism
http://www.macromedia.com/resources/education/digital_communication/

Extractions: Accessibility Search You may not have everything you need to view certain sections of Macromedia.com. Please see our site requirements Products Home Studio Dreamweaver ... Educators Digital communication occurs in many forms, from simple text messages to interactive websites to virtual meeting environments. Knowing how to communicate effectively with an array of technology is now a foundation skill for most careers. Throughout their education, students can learn digital communication skills in all courses, using interactive presentations, e-portfolios, digital video projects, or virtual collaboration. View digital communication presentation Digital Communication Research: Summary of Results (PDF, 104KB) View recorded seminar about Digital Communication: What the Research Says Read "Digital Communication for All Students" white paper
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Newsletter of the missouri Center for Safe Schools May 1999. FROM THE DIRECTOR .. . COMMUNICATING WITH THE media DURING A CRISIS
http://www.umkc.edu/safe-school/documents/may99nl.html

Extractions: MISSOURI SAFE SCHOOLS Newsletter of the Missouri Center for Safe Schools May 1999 FROM THE DIRECTOR . . . Governor Carnahan has established a task force to review the issues of school violence in Missouri. The members of this task force have begun their work by attending the first of five public hearings throughout Missouri. In addition to relating problems which have been faced in Missouri schools, it is expected that these hearings will result in valuable information about positive programs/processes which are occurring in Missouri and which will benefit more communities by sharing them. This task force is one of two important activities which the governor has set in motion. The second is the establishment of a committee under the direction of the Missouri Department of Public Safety and the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education which has been given the task of preparing a model crisis response plan. This committee represents a wide variety of experts from around the state and should result in a collaborative plan which will be of great use to school districts and their respective communities throughout Missouri. I am impressed by the collaborative nature of both of these activities. Until we recognize that school violence is a community issue and must be addressed by the entire community, we will not be able to effectively deal with it. In view of this belief, the districts which have begun the work of implementing the Missouri Violence Prevention Curriculum have done so through community collaborations. I continue to be impressed with the quality planning which is occurring in these districts and congratulate them for agreeing to serve as pilots for this important work.
IREX - Supporting Independent Media | Independent Media Resources And Links
Baltic media Center afdelinger.djh.dk/international. Benton Foundation www.benton.org The missouri school of Journalism, University of missouriColumbia
http://www.irex.org/media/resources/index.asp
New In The Resource Center: School Of Journalism And Mass Communication, The Uni
Girl Culture; Guide to Research on Race and News (missouri school of Journalism) News media Yellow Book (Leadership Directories Inc.) Encyclopedia of
http://www.uiowa.edu/~journal/resources/new_rc.html

Extractions: About Contacts Undergrad Graduate ... Alumni A Journalist's Guide to Public Opinion Polls (Gawiser, Sheldon R. and G. Evans Witt) A Reporter's Life (Walter Cronkite)) Amusing Ourselves to Death (Postman, Neil) AP Press Stylebook and Briefing on Media Law Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro 4 (Weynand, Diana) Best Newspaper Writing 2002 (Woods, Keith) Best Newspaper Writing 2003: 25 Years of Excellence Charles Kuralt's American Moments , (Charles Kuralt) Communication and the Law (Hopkins, W. Wat) Communication as Culture: Essays on Media and Society (Carey, James W.) Culture Jam: How to Reverse America's Suicidal Consumer Bingeand Why We Must (Lasn, Kalle) Dateline: Washington: The Story of National Affairs Journalism (Cabell Phillips) Elements of Style, 4th ed. Girl Culture Guide to Research on Race and News (Missouri School of Journalism) (Houston, Brant; Len Bruzzese; and Steve Weinberg) Journalism after September 11 (Communication and Society) (Zelizer, Barbie and Stuart Allen) Management of Electronic Media (Albarran, Alan B.)
Toeing The Line On Back-to-school PCs | Tech News On ZDNet
Students at the University of missouriColumbia, for example, The media Centeroperating system is similar to other versions of Windows XP but adds a
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1040_22-5777151.html

Extractions: College students will have more than their fair share of choices when picking their PCs for the upcoming school yearassuming their universities are copacetic with the systems they haul to campus. PC makers such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Sony and Toshiba are cramming entertainment features into their laptops and desktops in order to offer a one-stop shop for productivity, entertainment and communications. Apple Computer also has entertainment features built into its Mac OS X operating system, which powers its iBooks, PowerBooks and various desktop models. However, universities aren't nearly as multimedia-happy as PC makers and take a more conservative tone when establishing PC purchasing guidelines for students. Many are recommending laptops over desktops, and several are asking for the more established Windows XP Professional OS or Mac OS X over the next-generation operating systems.
Clarksburg Library Media Center
Clarksburg Elementary Library media Center Parents, try ParentLink of Missourifor information and parenting resources.
http://schoolweb.missouri.edu/clarksburg.k12.mo.us/lmc.htm

Extractions: Quick Links: EbscoHOST Newsbank Dictionary Columbia Encyclopedia ... PuzzleMaker Search Engines: Yahooligans KidsClick! Ask Jeeves for Kids AltaVista ... DogPile Check these out! Internet Hoaxes Chain Letters Urban Legends Internet Sites by Topic: Search Engines and Subject Directories Holiday Sites Author Pages Reference Sources ... Teacher's Resources Parents, try ParentLink of Missouri for information and parenting resources. Clarksburg Elementary School library, which serves a student population of 120, is staffed by a full-time certified library media specialist. A combination of fixed scheduling and flexible scheduling is used. The library is networked with full Internet access via a T1 line. Over 20 computers, both Windows and Power Macintosh, are available for individual or full-class use. All of the networked computers have access to EBSCOhost, a full-text database of 1,000 magazines, several online encyclopedias, and other reference materials as part of our MOREnet consortium membership as well as other Internet resources. The library is fully automated with Alexandria cataloging and circulation system.
ALA | AASL Presents 2003 National School Library Media Program Of The Year Award
Liberty Public schools in Liberty, missouri has been named the Small school This library media center moved into its new location in 1997 in the center
http://www.ala.org/ala/aaslbucket/aaslpresents2003national.htm

Extractions: Fax: 312-664-7459 AASL is pleased to announce the 2003 winners of the National School Library Media Program of the Year Award The 2003 Large School District award goes to the Millard Public Schools Liberty Public Schools Cherry Creek High School The AASL awards will be presented to each winner during a ceremony and luncheon held on Monday, June 23, at the 2003 ALA Annual Conference in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Special guest speaker is children's author Penny Pollack, presented by Little, Brown Children's Books. For more information on the event, please contact the AASL office at 800-545-2433 ext. 4381. American Association of School Librarians (AASL) is a division of the American Library Association (ALA). AASL promotes the improvement and extension of library media services in elementary and secondary schools as a means of strengthening the total education program. Its mission is to advocate excellence, facilitate change, and develop leaders in the school library media field.
ALA | AASL Presents 2003 Awards Recipients
The AASL Collaborative school Library media Award of $2500 has been awarded Liberty Public school District in Liberty, missouri has been awarded in the
http://www.ala.org/ala/aaslbucket/aaslpresents2003.htm

Extractions: Fax: 312-664-7459 The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) is pleased to announce the 2003 recipients of the AASL awards program. The AASL Collaborative School Library Media Award AASL/Highsmith Research Grant The ABC-CLIO Leadership Grant Barbara E. De Spain, Principal of Lois Lenski Elementary School in Centennial, Colorado is the recipient of the Distinguished School Administrator Award , sponsored by SIRS. An award of $2,000 is given to a school administrator who has made worthy contributions to the operations of an exemplary school library media center and to advancing the role of the school library media center in the educational program. The Frances Henne Award has been awarded to Teresa Diaz of Johnston High School in Austin, Texas. The award, sponsored by Greenwood Publishing Group, is awarded to a school library media specialist with five or fewer years in the field, to attend an American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference or AASL National Conference for the first time. The Information Technology Pathfinder Award , sponsored by the Follett Software Company, was awarded in the secondary category to Sarah McElrath of the Lakeshore Middle School in Grand Haven, Michigan. The $1,250 award recognizes school library media specialists demonstrating vision and leadership through the use of information technology to build lifelong learners. The elementary category was not awarded this year.
Feminist Campus Activism Online: Media Center
Freedom of Information Center This reference and research library is a serviceof the University of missouri school of Journalism that offers access to
http://www.feministcampus.org/know/journalism/journalism_freepress.asp

Extractions: The Freedom Forum is an international foundation dedicated to freedom of the press and freedom of speech. It operated the Newseum, a museum dedicated to the making of the news and freedom of the press, and Freedom Park, which features monuments to the pursuit of human freedom, including suffrage banners, a copy of Dr. Martin Luther King's jail cell door, and cobblestones from the Warsaw Ghetto.
Toeing The Line On Back-to-school PCs | CNET News.com
Students at the University of missouriColumbia, for example, coordinate their More models are shipping with Windows media Center Edition as the default
http://news.com.com/Toeing the line on back-to-school PCs/2100-1041_3-5777151.ht

Extractions: TrackBack Print E-mail TalkBack College students will have more than their fair share of choices when picking their PCs for the upcoming school yearassuming their universities are copacetic with the systems they haul to campus. PC makers such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Sony and Toshiba are cramming entertainment features into their laptops and desktops in order to offer a one-stop shop for productivity, entertainment and communications. Apple Computer also has entertainment features built into its Mac OS X operating system, which powers its iBooks, PowerBooks and various desktop models. However, universities aren't nearly as multimedia-happy as PC makers and take a more conservative tone when establishing PC purchasing guidelines for students. Many are recommending laptops over desktops, and several are asking for the more established Windows XP Professional OS or Mac OS X over the next-generation operating systems. News.context
Studentpress.org - Student Media Sourcebook
missouri school of Journalism Columbia MO 65211 ph (573) 8822042 fax (573) 882-5431 Al Neuharth media Center 555 Dakota St Vermillion SD 57069
http://www.studentpress.org/sourcebook/profmedia.html
Reggio Schools For The State Of "Missouri"
school nbspChrist the King Early Childhood Learning Center Location KansasCity, MO Contact Documentation communicated in a wide variety of media
http://128.174.128.220/cgi-bin/reggio/viewreggio.cgi?state=MO
Events Of The Silha Center For The Study Of Media Ethics And Law
Learn about the Silha Center for media ethics and law. in Public AffairsReporting, for the missouri school of Journalism, in its Washington bureau.
http://www.silha.umn.edu/events.htm

Extractions: University of Minnesota, West Bank Geneva Overholser holds the Curtis B. Hurley Chair in Public Affairs Reporting, for the Missouri School of Journalism, in its Washington bureau. She is a frequent print and broadcast media critic. Ms. Overholser was editor of the Des Moines Register from 1988 to 1995. She has also been a syndicated columnist for the Washington Post Writers Group, ombudsman of the Washington Post and columnist for the Columbia Journalism Review. She has been a member of the editorial board of the New York Times, deputy editorial page editor and editorial writer for the Des Moines Register and reporter for the Colorado Springs Sun. She spent five years overseas, working and writing in Kinshasa and Paris.
WOMEN'S MEDIA, COMMUNICATION, AND NEWS SOURCES
W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising and Marketing History,Rare Book, media Collection is a joint venture of the University of missouri school of
http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/media.htm

Extractions: Aviva Magazine provides monthly news items from around the world. Feminist Majority Foundation Online has feminist news highlights updated daily. International Women's Tribune Centre website includes issues of Women's GlobalNet newsletter. To receive the newsletter by email, send a blank message to iwtc-womensglobalnet-subscribe@igc.topica.com . Women's Enews is a project of the Women, Policy and Media Program of NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund. The goal is to provide a "professional news service to the public and the media, policy makers and opinion shapers, covering the news about issues of importance to women." The article " Women's Media Transformed by Internet ," by Sheila Gibbons, discusses the stop and start of several feminist periodicals in recent years. RoSa Documentation Centre and Archives on Feminism, Equal Opportunity, and Women's Studies women's news contains links to news items in numerous languages. The Centre is in Belgium.
MoDNR - Energy Center Missouri Schools Going Solar
missouri schools Going Solar. The missouri Energy Center and AmerenUE are Describe how the school will partner with the local community, local media and
http://www.dnr.mo.gov/energy/renewables/solar-schools.htm

Extractions: Divisions and Programs Administrative Support Air and Land Protection Air Pollution Control Environmental Services Hazardous Waste Land Reclamation Solid Waste Mgmt. Administration Geological Survey Land Survey Water Resources Energy Center Environmental Assistance State Historic Preservation State Parks and Historic Sites Regional and Satellite Offices Water Protection Home Page Site Map Help Forms and Permits ...
MU Health Communication Research Center: Partners
The Centers mission is to elevate media coverage of law and conflict, The missouri school of Journalism was established in 1908 as the first school of
http://hcrc.missouri.edu/partners/

Extractions: The Centers for Excellence in Cancer Communications Research initiative is the centerpiece of NCI's Extraordinary Opportunity in Cancer Communications. The Request for Applications (RFA) used the P50 grant mechanism to invite applications for Centers that include three or more individual, hypothesis-driven research projects and a pilot or developmental research project process, cores, and plan for career development. The novelty and scope of this initiative reflects the enormous potential of cancer communication to improve health, and NCI's recognition that effective communications can and should be used to narrow the gap between discovery and application and to reduce health disparities among our citizens. Details of the projects being done by the four centers are available below. St. Louis University School of Public Health The School of Public Health holds the distinction of being the only school of public health in Missouri, and the only school of public health in the United States sponsored by a Catholic college or university. Another significant feature of the School was its early and continuing recognition of the need to establish strong ties between the School and the practice communities in cities and counties, the state and the nation.
About The FoI Center
is a reference and research library in the University of missouri school of FOI Center 133 Neff Annex University of missouri Columbia, MO 65211
http://foi.missouri.edu/about.html

Extractions: Established in 1958, the center now has a collection of more than 1 million articles and documents about access to information at the state, federal and local levels, in addition to a wide collection of online document accessible through its webpage The FoI Center and its founders were central to the effort to enact a national Freedom of Information Act. Four of the people associated with the center have been named to the

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