81. Detroit Repertory Theatre - Participate The Repertory conducts Arts Centered Education (ace) Programs which enhancelearning by integrating the arts into language arts, math, social studies, http://www.detroitreptheatre.com/participate.htm

Outreach Services How To Participate The Repertory conducts a number of important outreach services. Phone inquiries should be directed to Repertory offices, 313-868-1347 or Email DetRepTh@aol.com or click here to fill out an online form. Charitable Partnerships The Detroit Repertory Theatre Charitable Outreach Program helps groups and organizations help the needy by providing them with an inexpensive venue to raise funds. The return on investment for booking a performance can be as high as 30 or 400 percent. Charitable causes raise over $200,000 a year in this manner. Interested parties can inquire about a fundraising partnership with the Repertory by contacting DRT Group Sales Manager, Annie Cross Find out more about Fundraisers Cultural Fellowship Program The Cultural Fellowship Program is an educational service by which tickets are systematically distributed to clients of social and private agencies serving the disenfranchised, the challenged, and the underserved from the inner and outer city so that they can attend performances at the Detroit Repertory Theatre on a regular basis. 60 to 80 agencies partner with the Repertory each year. The Cultural Fellowship Program recognizes that regular attendance is necessary if the cultural experience is to impact effectively. The goal is to help create an alternative life style, not merely provide a visit.

82. The SCO Group, Inc. | Education | SCO Education Learn about SCO s Professional Certifications Program The ace certificationrepresents a superior level of expertise with SCO UNIX products. Master ace http://www.caldera.com/education/certification.html

Home Buy Shop Worldwide SCO Education Professional Certification Programs Professional Certification Individuals and organizations look to the benefits of education certifications to offer a way to validate the expertise of the people who work with today's products and technologies. Obtain SCO certifications to help identify your team or yourself as key players and technical experts who know how to use SCO product solutions and tools. To advance your IT career, SCO Education maintains three professional certifications for SCO OpenServer, and UnixWare: The Professional Certification are: Certified System Administrator (CSA) Advanced Certified Engineer (ACE) Master ACE Certified System Administrator (CSA): The SCO Certified System Administrator (CSA) certification is the basic level of certification for SCO UNIX products, and is the first step in achieving your ACE or Master ACE advance certifications. The CSA exam tests knowledge gained by completing either the UnixWare or OpenServer System Administration I and II courses. After taking these courses, a candidate for the SCO CSA should be able to install the system, do user and group management, be familiar with the SCO Admin tool, install and configure print services, and perform other general system management tasks. With your CSA, employers and clients will know that you posses the needed skills to efficiently administer SCO UNIX products.

83. Sixth Australasian Computing Education Conference (ACE2004) The technical program of ace 2004 will consist of both presentations anddemonstrations. The conference solicits submissions that describe innovations in http://www-staff.it.uts.edu.au/~raymond/ace2004/

Call for Papers Sixth Australasian Computing Education Conference (ACE2004) 18 - 22 January 2004, Dunedin, New Zealand The Sixth Australasian Computing Education Conference (ACE 2004) will be part of the Australasian Computer Science Week , 18-22 January 2004, Dunedin, New Zealand. The technical program of ACE 2004 will consist of both presentations and demonstrations. The conference solicits submissions that describe innovations in teaching computing in its various aspects, e.g. computer science, information systems, software engineering and information technology, at all levels and in all contexts. Typical topics include, but are not restricted to, innovations in the following areas: course content, curriculum structure, methods of instruction, methods of assessment, tools to aid in teaching or learning, and evaluations of alternative approaches. These innovations may be in the context of formal courses or self-directed learning; they may involve, for example, introductory programming, service courses, specialist undergraduate or postgraduate topics, industry-related short courses. We welcome submissions directed at issues of current and local importance, as well as topics of international interest. Such topics may include transition from school to university, articulation between vocational and university education, quality management in teaching, teaching people from other cultures, attracting and retaining female students, and flexible learning. The program committee will select the papers to appear based on their potential to enhance learning outcomes in computing courses. All papers will be fully refereed using a double blind reviewing process. All accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings.

84. Academic Center For Excellence (ACE) An Enrichment Program For K-5th Grade Child An afterschool and summer learning and enrichment program, ace serves childrenin grades K-5 The ace program includes. academic tutoring Bible lessons http://www.volunteersolutions.org/org/opp/300478.html

Home Login Search Spotlight ... About Us Academic Center For Excellence (ACE) an enrichment program for K-5th grade children to enhance their cultural, spiritual, and academic growth. Last updated on September 29, 2004 The ACE promise is that every child, uniquely created and loved by God, is of great value and has his or her own special gifts waiting to be discovered. An after-school and summer learning and enrichment program, ACE serves children in grades K-5, most of whom are African-American or biracial. Our goal is to foster in children a sense of self-worth, confidence, positive racial and cultural identity, and high behavioral and academic standards in a Christian, culturally relevant context. The ACE program includes: academic tutoring Bible lessons creative activities wholesome recreation nutritious snacks and meals field trips for enrichment and fun summer garden life skills (grades 4 and 5) special personal and cultural celebrations ACE Traveling Troupe performers Dedicated to nurturing the children's mental, spiritual, emotional and physical growth, ACE staff foster strategic partnerships with teachers, church leaders and families to accomplish this challenging task. ACE strongly encourages parental input and involvement. ACE meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday after school, and five full days a week for six weeks in the summer. Transportation is provided to and from the program. Anyone volunteering to work in youth programming will have to be screened by the director of that particular program.

85. COPSL ACEs And Partners What is the ace program? ace brochure (Adobe Acrobat .pdf format; download AcrobatReader here.) Apply to become an ace. ace application (Microsoft Word http://www.indiana.edu/~copsl/aces.html

Advocates for Community Engagement (ACEs), and Community Partners What is the ACE program? ACE brochure (Adobe Acrobat .pdf format; download Acrobat Reader here Apply to become an ACE ACE application (Microsoft Word document) Banneker Center Bloomington Area Arts Council Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department Girls, Inc. ... WonderLab BANNEKER CENTER The Benjamin Banneker Community Center (part of the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation) offers a wide variety of recreational activities for children and families. Service-learners help with daily activities, seasonal events, family focused sports programs, and structured after school programming. The Center's amenities include a full size gymnasium, library, kitchen, and various other recreation areas. Back to top Location: 930 West 7th Street Bus: Route 3 Prerequisites: Orientation, criminal background check ACE: Colleen O'Rourke, Corourke@indiana.edu Community Partner: Leslie Brinson/Kristy Levert 349-3735 Community Partner: Kim Ecenbarger ecenbark@city.bloomington.in.us

86. New Scientist Breaking News - Code Diagrams Enable 'point-and-click' Programming will have to write some minimal amount of code. ace should also let nonexpertsmodify a program after its core components have been written. http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn3743

87. Abraham Baldwin Prospective students who want more information about the ace Program should callthe Evening OffCampus Programs Office at ABAC or the Public Service http://stallion.abac.peachnet.edu/catalog/2004_2006/College Transfer Programs/tr

Evening and Off-Campus Programs ABAC Office : Tift Hall ABAC on the Square 31 East Central Avenue Moultrie, Georgia 31768 Telephone: 229-891-7235 GENERAL INFORMATION Abraham Baldwin’s Evening and Off-Campus Programs seek to accommodate both traditional and non-traditional students through flexible programming designed to provide educational opportunities when and where students need them. Through the on-campus evening program a student may obtain one of eight different associate degrees entirely by attending classes at night. Several off-campus locations offer evening core curriculum classes from all 52 programs of study at the college. A student may attend classes on the Square at the Moultrie off-campus location and earn an associate degree either in education or business. In addition, through a cooperative agreement with Moultrie Technical College, students may acquire an associate of applied science degree in one of twenty-four different technical fields. Through a cooperative agreement with East Central Technical College, a student may earn an associate of applied science degree in one of nine different areas. ABAC also offers advanced degrees from area universities for Associate of Science graduates. The universities include Albany State University, Georgia Southwestern State University, Macon State College, University of Georgia, and Valdosta State University. The courses are delivered on the ABAC campus through lecture, distance learning, and on-line classes. These programs permit area residents to receive four-year and graduate degrees without leaving the ABAC campus.

88. Agent-Based Computational Economics (Tesfatsion) Current ace research divides roughly into four strands differentiated by objective . OnLine Course Syllabi and Programs (html) http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/ace.htm

Agent-Based Computational Economics Growing Economies from the Bottom Up Last Updated: 27 August 2005 Site maintained by: Leigh Tesfatsion Department of Economics Iowa State University Ames, Iowa 50011-1070 http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/ tesfatsi AT iastate.edu (Graphic by T. Eymann) Welcome to the ACE Website Agent-based computational economics (ACE) is the computational study of economic processes modeled as dynamic systems of interacting agents. Here "agent" refers broadly to a bundle of data and behavioral methods representing an entity constituting part of a computationally constructed world. Examples of possible agents include individuals (e.g., consumers, producers), social groupings (e.g., families, firms, communities, government agencies), institutions (e.g., markets, regulatory systems), biological entities (e.g., crops, livestock, forests), and physical entities (e.g., infrastructure, weather, and geographical regions). Thus, agents can range from active data-gathering decision makers with sophisticated learning capabilities to passive world features with no cognitive function. Moreover, agents can be composed of other agents, permitting hierarchical constructions. Current ACE research divides roughly into four strands differentiated by objective.

89. UCSC Discover - Honors Departmental And Division The Academic Excellence Program (ace) is supported by the Division of Physical and The ace Program provides peer mentorship and discussion sections in http://admissions.ucsc.edu/discover/honors/departmental_Div.cfm

Admissions Home Discover UC Santa Cruz See the Campus Apply to the University ... [+] help and feedback Departmental and Division Honors and Intensive Programs One option for well-prepared students is to apply for an intensive program, honors courses, or scholarships or other honors that are offered by UC Santa Cruz departments or divisions. Academic Excellence Honors Program (ACE) The Academic Excellence Program (ACE) is supported by the Division of Physical and Biological Sciences. The ACE Program provides peer mentorship and discussion sections in general biology, entry-level mathematics, calculus, and both general and organic chemistry. It was awarded the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. ace.ucsc.edu

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