Internet Links soc.Studies Science Fair and Teaching Resources NYTimes.Learning Learning Strategies Links to help students complete research assignments. http://www.lcschools.org/Rogers/High School/highlibrarypage.htm
FYE 2005 Honors Courses soc 1301H01 Introduction to sociology Prof. Julie Cannon (closed) Teachers likely assigned you extra homework and gave more difficult tests. http://www.honr.ttu.edu/FYE/fye2005_classes.htm
Extractions: Prospective Students Home Current Students TTU Honors College Alumni Calendar FYE 2005 Newsletter First Year Experience (FYE) Classes for Honors Freshmen: Fall 2005 ENGL 2307-H01 Introduction to Fiction Prof. Jennifer Shelton (closed) GEOG 2351-H01 Regional Geography of the World Prof. Gary Elbow (closed) HIST 2300-H01 History of US until 1877 Prof. Gary Bell (closed) HIST 2300-H02 History of US until 1877 Prof. Megan Nelson HIST 2301-H01 History of US from 1877 Prof. Christina Ashby-Martin HIST 2301-H02 History of US from 1877 Prof. Randy McBee HONS 1301-H01 Windows on World War I Prof James Brink (closed) HUM 2302-H02 Introduction to Humanities II Prof. Susan Stein POLS 1301-H01 American Government, Organization Prof. Kambra Bolch (closed) PSY 1300-H01 General Psychology Prof. Jim Clopton (closed) SOC 1301-H01 Introduction to Sociology Prof. Julie Cannon (closed) In high school, Honors courses were more difficult than your average class. Teachers likely assigned you extra homework and gave more difficult tests. Rather than focusing on the memorization and recitation of facts such as names, dates, and formulas, your First Year Experience (FYE) course will center on the development of critical thinking skills. Learning will be fast paced, with assignments designed to encourage the expression of advanced ideas through writing and thoughtful class discussion. In addition, the limited size of your FYE class offers a unique opportunity for you to work closely with professors in a stimulating intellectual environment and develop strong relationships with fellow classmates in the Honors College community.
Interdisciplinary Studies 100 A - Skin Deep Syllabus - Spring 2005 soc 110 Intro to sociology or soc 170 social Problems (5 credits social Science You should come to class having done the assigned readings and homework, http://www.bcc.ctc.edu/artshum/materials/inter/Spring2005/SkinDeep/Syllabus.htm
Extractions: Rudyard Kipling, 1926 Class Meets: Room R110 9:00-12:20 Monday-Friday Instructors Office Location Phone Email Denise Johnson A251 (425) 564-5143 djohnson@bcc.ctc.edu Michael Righi D200f (425) 564-5184 mrighi@bcc.ctc.edu Helen Taylor B100e (425) 564-2328 htaylor@bcc.ctc.edu Welcome to our class, Skin Deep. We look forward to working with you this quarter. We think you will find this course to be intellectually and personally rewarding. A glance at TV or a newspaper shows that race and group identity remain hot topics. From the OJ Simpson trial to the aftermath of 9/11, race and intergroup relations are often tense and divisive. Skin Deep explores the ways in which difference defines us and affects all our lives, in the U.S. and on a global scale. We will learn how people develop an identity and how the sense of us and them can be a source of conflict. W
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Class Schedule/Outline Journal Article Critique 2 study Design and Measurements. Costello EJ, Compton SN, Keeler G, homework assignment 1 due at the beginning of class http://depts.washington.edu/cphhd/SDH Course/2005ClassSchedule.htm
Extractions: Links (Resources): Health Links (HSL) EPI 590N/HSERV 590N Winter Quarter 2005 Social Determinants of Health: Research Methods Class Schedule and Outline REVISED COURSE SCHEDULE: D ownload Course Outline and Schedule Session Description and Learning Objectives Lecturers Tue Jan 4 Introduction and Overview Appreciate the role that the social determinants of health (SDH) play in health at an individual and community level Become familiar with the major concepts in SDH research Develop an appreciation for the unique research methods necessary to study of SDH Course logistics Required Readings: None Thu Jan 6 Causality and Conceptual Models Describe the basic principles underlying the dominant theories of causality Apply these principles to SDH research Distinguish between causal and conceptual models in SDH research Identify the components of a conceptual model, the corresponding unit of analysis, and the interconnecting pathways
YARD BULLETIN, FRESHMAN DEAN'S OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 EAST ASIAN STUDIES The East Asian Studies office at 9 Kirkland Place is open Program consists of one hour of homework help and one hour of fun and http://lists.fas.harvard.edu/pipermail/yard-bulletin-list/2004-September/000035.
Extractions: Wed Sep 22 16:14:00 EDT 2004 YARD BULLETIN FRESHMAN DEAN'S OFFICE Vol. XX. No.3 September 23, 2004 Deans Lesley Nye Barth, Wendy Torrance, and Jim Mancall will be ON CALL for the weekend of September 24-26. To contact a Dean in the event of a serious, non-academic emergency, please call your proctor or the Harvard University Police at (617) 495-1212, or, on campus, 5-1212. A reminder that safety and other emergency messages are displayed as soon as possible on the News and Notices section of the College home page at http://www.college.harvard.edu BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE ON-LINE YARD BULLETIN AT http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~fdo/yb/. IT INCLUDES: * LINKED WEB AND EMAIL ADDRESSES * NAVIGABLE TABLE OF CONTENTS * LINKS TO PAST ISSUES Table of Contents: Most recent non-academic notices are listed in the NEW NOTICES THIS WEEK category, which follows the CONCENTRATIONS listing. Subsequently, they will be moved to the appropriate catagories listed below for the duration of the notice. Ongoing events, opportunities or important information for the Freshman class remain listed throughout the year. ACADEMIC NOTICES FALL TERM PRE-CONCENTRATION AND COURSE PLACEMENT ADVISING NEW NOTICES THIS WEEK ONGOING NOTICES VOLUNTEER AND SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES UPCOMING EVENTS AND DISCUSSION GROUPS OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPATION IN RESEARCH Editor: Joel Richard. Published Thursdays. Send submissions by Monday at 9:00 a.m. to:
Upcoming Events sociology Internship Class soc 400 can do this for you! This may involve helping them understand their homework, doing math problems, and or practice http://www.odos.uiuc.edu/lacasa/elboletin.asp
Extractions: EL BOLETIN, www.odos.uiuc.edu/lacasa La Casa, Campus and Community Calendar Announcements and Volunteer Opportunities Job Opportunities 4. Conferences and Calls for Papers and Calls for Participants Submit an email to mlcastan@uiuc.edu put " on subject line. Be sure to include the name of sponsoring unit or organization, contact person, phone number and/or email address Deadline for items to be included in " is Thursdays, 4 pm, the WEEK PRIOR to the event. Use of Facilities LA CASA EVENTS [LCCL], 1203 W. Nevada Urbana (All La Casa Events are free and open to everyone.) Gary Cziko at 217-333-8527. More information on this station is available at: http://faculty.ed.uiuc.edu/g-cziko/lrs/ Please go to: http://surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=321941343935 THIS WEEK Sunday, Sept 25 4-6pm Tango Classes with Fil Cortez @ La Casa for more information please contact Fil Cortez at fcortez@uiuc.edu
Charles L. Creegan's Bookmarks The Online Books Page BJ Pinchbeck s homework Helper women s Studies. Doris Lessing A Retrospective The Bliss of the Big City http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/ccreegan/bookmark.html
Jan 96: Finding One's Own In Cyberspace Are women harassed on the Net? Reporters called from all over the country with Moderators adhere to soc.feminism s lengthy charter, which explains the http://llk.media.mit.edu/papers/archive/Bruckman.html
Extractions: The week the last Internet porn scandal broke, my phone didn't stop ringing: "Are women comfortable on the Net?" "Should women use gender-neutral names on the Net?" "Are women harassed on the Net?" Reporters called from all over the country with basically the same question. I told them all: your question is ill-formed. "The Net" is not one thing. It's like asking: "Are women comfortable in bars?" That's a silly question. Which woman? Which bar? The summer I was 18, I was the computer counselor at a summer camp. After the campers were asleep, the counselors were allowed out, and would go bar hopping. First everyone would go to Maria's, an Italian restaurant with red-and-white-checked table cloths. Maria welcomed everyone from behind the bar, greeting regular customers by name. She always brought us free garlic bread. Next we'd go to the Sandpiper, a disco with good dance music. The Sandpiper seemed excitingly adultit was a little scary at first, but then I loved it. Next, we went to the Sportsman, a leather motorcycle bar that I found absolutely terrifying. Huge, bearded men bulging out of their leather vests and pants leered at me. I hid in the corner and tried not to make eye contact with anyone, hoping my friends would get tired soon and give me a ride back to camp.
Philippines Womens Studies Studies Bibliography Quezon City women s Studies Association of the Philippines, women and Work Focus on homework in the Philippines / Rosalinda PinedaOfreno. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/SSEAL/SoutheastAsia/seaphil.html
Extractions: Bibliographies/Directories Biographies General Works Journal Articles ... Web Sites Bibliography of Asian studies. Ann Arbor, Mich. : Association for Asian Studies, 1957 UCB Main DS503.1.F3 Shelved: Latest 10 vols. (1980-1989) in Reference and UCB SSEA DS511.A12.B6 REF Library has: 1956- Also available, for currently enrolled U.C. Berkeley students, faculty and staff, is a searchable web-base version of Bibliography of Asian Studies (UCB Only) Compendium of social statistics and indicators, 1988 = Recueil de statistiques et d'indicateurs sociaux, [1988] / Department of International Economic and Social Affairs = Departement des affairs economiques... New York : United Nations, 1991. UCB GovSocSci HN25 .C6 1988 Ready Reference Critical issues in Philippine research : a selected and annotated literature review on the women's movement, conflict in ... / Anderson, James N. (James Nelson) Berkeley, CA : Centers for South and Southeast Asia Studies, University of California, 1996. UCB SSEA DS686.5.A12.A53 1996 REF
Golding Middle And Elementary School Library Cobleskill Country Studies Library of Congress - very thorough information on CyberSleuth-Kids A K-12 homework Helper,Educational Search Engine and Directory. http://www.crcs.k12.ny.us/ms/facpages/kellerl/social.htm
Extractions: Golding Middle and Elementary School Library Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School Cobleskill, NY 12043 Social Studies Golding Home Page Library Catalogs General References News and Magazines ... Primary Sources Subject directories offer links to pre-selected sites. Check out the SOCIAL STUDIES links on these sites. Links for Social Studies Teachers Maps and Geography ABC Teach Maps -outline maps of each of the states and countries of the world Infoplease Atlas Map Machine: View From Above MapQuest Mapmaker, Mapmaker, Make Me a Map
Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med -- Sign In Page However, no longterm studies have measured childhood viewing and educational The findings were similar in men and women and persisted after further http://archpedi.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/159/7/614
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