81. Governor Frank Murkowski Aerospace Development Corporation Board of Directors, alaska PostsecondaryEducation, alaska Commission on, Fact Sheet Roster Website http://gov.state.ak.us/boards/list.php

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82. Minority E-Newsletter - 23rd Alaska State Legislature Kapsner s alaska History Curriculum Bill Passes House education Committee Newly appointed to the Board, the Junior Regent will spend his or her first http://www.akdemocrats.org/enews/enews_041404.htm

Kapsner's Alaska History Curriculum Bill Passes House Education Committee Representative Mary Kapsner House Bill 84 , sponsored [ sponsor statement ] by Representative Mary Kapsner (D-Bethel), allows school boards to include in their regular classroom studies one semester of Alaska history. Teaching materials, once rare, are becoming more abundant and a new Alaska History and Cultural Studies curriculum will soon be available to any district at no cost, thanks to an initiative started by the Alaska Humanities Forum, funded by Senator Ted Stevens. An Alaska History course requirement dovetails nicely with the existing social studies graduation requirement and does not need to add to the credit load required for graduation. A 1/2 credit Alaska History and Cultural Studies course could be part of the three social studies credits currently required of high school students for graduation. HB 84 now moves to House Health, Education and Social Services Committee. Ellis's Bill to Protect Public Health Passes Senate Labor and Commerce Committee Senator Johnny Ellis Senate Bill 27 , sponsored [ sponsor statement ] by Senator Johnny Ellis (D-Anchorage), will allow the Department of Environmental Conservation to study the suspected link of pesticides exposure to increasing cancer rates, immune system disorders, reproductive health problems, respiratory illnesses and allergies by creating a mechanism for tracking pesticide use in Alaska. SB 27 will allow DEC to charge pesticide manufacturers an $80 registration fee per label (Alaska is the only state that does not charge such a fee), establishes a $25 per annum registration fee for certified pesticide applicators, requires notice be given of commercial pesticide spraying, requires Certified Pesticide Applicators to report pesticide use to DEC, mandates DEC establish a pesticide tracking system that is readily available to the public, and establishes a seven-member Pesticide Advisory Board to assist the Department with development of the tracking system and outreach to the public regarding the safe use of pesticides.

83. Alaska Democracy Project Allalaska Academy - A program of the South East Regional Resource Center, theAll-alaska Academy Postsecondary education Commission Regents Board http://www.educ.state.ak.us/tls/frameworks/sstudies/AKDemocracyProject2.html

Student Opportunities Teacher Opportunities Student Opportunities All-Alaska Academy - A program of the South East Regional Resource Center, the All-Alaska Academy offers enhanced learning opportunities for secondary students including Alaska Close Up, Jr. Alaska Close Up, RSVP, Technology Training and Government Internship. Arsalyn - The Arsalyn Program of Ludwick Family Foundation was created to encourage young Americans to become informed and active participants in the electoral process. Freedom's Answer - Freedom's Answer is a non-partisan, non-profit program designed to organize high school students as part of an effort to increase voter turnout. High school students will be organized in schools to do three things: Register eligible classmates, contact neighbors to get them registerd and voting, and volunteer to serve as non-partisan poll workers on Election Day. Girls State - The American Legion Auxiliary Alaska Girls State is a one week "hands on" experience in American government for girls who have completed their Junior year in High School. In Alaska the session is held at the University of Alaska Anchorage. Information and application forms will be available from your High School Counselor in the Spring. Interviews with the American Legion Auxiliary Units will be scheduled by the local Units. All girls (including home schooled girls) MUST by interviewed by an American Legion Auxiliary Unit. Contact your local American Legion for additional information.

84. The Foraker Group - Supporting Nonprofit Management And Leadership In Alaska Thr The Foraker Group supports nonprofit management and leadership in alaska of the Board of Directors of the American Association for Higher education. http://www.forakergroup.org/index.cfm?section=Our Business&page=Leadership&viewp

85. Continuing Education Plan - Section VIII:2 - Handbook - AkLA - Alaska Library As The alaska Library Association executive board voted unanimously to adopt the For a Statewide Library Continuing education Plan for alaska to be truly http://www.akla.org/handbook/viii-2ce-plan.html

A-Z Index -> A B C ... SLED AkLA Handbook Section VIII:2 Documents Adopted and/or Endorsed by AkLA: Continuing Education Plan Section VIII:2 Continuing Education Plan Implementation Delivery Systems Appendix I ... Appendix III See Also: Section VI:1 Continuing Education Back to the Handbook Section VIII - 2 AkLA Continuing Education Plan The Alaska Library Association executive board voted unanimously to adopt the continuing education committee proposal, directing the committee to present the plan to the State Library and work jointly for implementation. AkLA Statement on Continuing Education: A Statewide Plan Library Service for All Alaskans has been a stated goal for library development in Alaska since 1969. In order to ensure delivery of library service to all Alaskans, it is essential that all individuals sharing a role in the delivery of library service attain and maintain competency in their areas of responsibility. A Continuing Education Plan is the means to ensure availability of offerings for all library personnel regardless of skill, educational and functional levels. One of the strengths of library service in Alaska is the participation of individuals with widely varying backgrounds. This, however, results in a great variety of training needs. For a Statewide Library Continuing Education Plan for Alaska to be truly meaningful, it must take into account this wide range of needs: a) individuals who may have no formal education beyond high school yet who may be the sole library worker in an isolated community; b) those who already have post MIS training and function in large library organizations; c) school librarians who have training requirements necessary to maintain certification j d) library board and trustee members who desire training for fulfilling their responsibilities; and many others.

86. Policies- Section VIII:1 - AkLA Handbook - Alaska Library Association Determination of the recipient is delegated to the Continuing education Minutes August 18, 1982, Executive Board meeting. 51. The alaska Library http://www.akla.org/handbook/viii-1policies.html

A-Z Index -> A B C ... SLED AkLA Handbook Section VIII:1 Policies Policy 1 Policy 2 Policy 3 Policy 4 ... Policy 104 Revised July, 2001 1. Only members in good standing shall receive ballots or be allowed to vote. Minutes April 7, 1962, Annual meeting 2. The travel expenses of the AkLA President to the annual conference may be paid by the Association from the statewide travel funds. Minutes April 27, 1963, Annual meeting: Revised September 26, 1999, Executive Council meeting 3. The new officers are installed after the annual business meeting. Minutes October 16, 1966, Executive Board meeting 4. AkLA endorses the ALA Bill of Rights. Minutes March 19, 1966, Annual meeting Back to Top 5. The local arrangements committee for conference makes a written report, including registration statistics and recommendations for further conferences to the Executive Council at the meeting following conference. Minutes February 4, 1967, Executive Board meeting 6. It is resolved that AkLA, representing public, special, college and university, and school librarians, endorses the budgets requested by local boards of education for the maintenance and further development of school library programs within their districts.

87. UltimateNurse.com - Nursing Jobs And Travel Nursing Forums online nursing continuing education, RN BSN Degrees, scrubs, ACLS trainingprograms .alaska Board of Nursing Topic Started 05/23/05 0552 AM http://medi-smart.com/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=alaska

88. ERRATA: Universal Service Recommended Decision National Association of State boards of education, City of Ketchikan, Alaskad/b/a Ketchikan Public Utilities KPU. Coastal Utilities, Inc. Coastal http://www.fcc.gov/Bureaus/Common_Carrier/Reports/err96j03.html

WordPerfect Version Text Version FCC 96J-3 Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, DC 20554 In the Matter of Federal-State Joint Board on CC Docket No. 96-45 Universal Service ERRATA By the Chief, Common Carrier Bureau Released: November 19, 1996 On November 7, 1996, the Federal-State Joint Board on universal service adopted a Recommended Decision in the above-captioned proceeding. That Recommended Decision was released on November 8, 1996. These errata amend the Recommended Decision as follows: Amend footnote 11 to read: " In the Matter of Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service , Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Order Establishing a Joint Board, CC Docket No. 96-45, FCC 96-93 (rel. March 8, 1996) (NPRM) at paras. 4, 8"; Amend paragraph 13 by changing "NPRM" to "Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Order Establishing a Joint Board (NPRM)"; Amend paragraph 48, first sentence, by changing "its" to "is"; Amend paragraph 19, currently located between paragraphs 129 and 130, by changing paragraph 19's number to 129A; Amend footnote 816 to read: " See, e.g.

89. Center For Education Reform alaska (1995; last amended in 2001). General Statistics Eligible CharteringAuthorities, State board of education; with local school board first having http://edreform.com/index.cfm?fuseAction=cLaw&stateID=4&altCol=2

90. Higher Education Links alaska. ACPE. alaska Commission on Postsecondary education University ofalaska System. alaska.edu. Arizona. ABOR. Arizona Board of Regents http://www.wiche.edu/Resources/links.htm

HIGHER EDUCATION LINKS AACC American Association of Community Colleges aacc.nche.edu AACTE American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education aacte.org Association of American Colleges and Universities aacu-edu.org AAHE American Association on Higher Education aahe.org AASCU American Association of State Colleges and Universities aascu.org AAU Association of American Universities aau.edu ACE American Council on Education acenet.edu ACT (college admission testing program) act.org ACUTA acuta.org AED Academy for Educational Development aed.org AERA American Educational Research Association aera.net AGB Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges agb.org agb.org/center AIHEC American Indian Higher Education Consortium aihec.org AIR Association for Institutional Research airweb.org ASPIRA (an association to empower Latino youth) aspira.org

91. REGISTER USER ACCOUNT The online edition of Peninsula Clarion newspaper in Kenai, alaska. The ISERstudy was done to provide a geographic cost of education index that the http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/030805/news_0308new002001.shtml

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92. Roundup! What Went On In State Legislatures This Year -- Rural Policy Matters, V The alaska Legislature moved per pupil grant money into the foundation formula and However, the State Board of education, a Governor s Task Force on http://www.ruraledu.org/rpm/rpm507c.htm

Home About Us Search Publications ... Practice Volume 5, Number 7 July 2003 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Resistant Rural States Arkansas Forum Takes on School Funding Issue Roundup! What Went On in State Legislatures This Year About ... Archives Rural Policy Matters a newsletter of rural school and community action Roundup! What Went On in State Legislatures This Year Rural Policy Matters RPM ) has been investigating leading rural states to find out what happened to rural education in state legislatures this year. Here's what we rounded up. Reports are by RPM personnel, but many are based on reports from sources in the state. Where sources are listed, it is for the use of our readers. The sources are not responsible for any errors in these reports. Some states we are following have long legislative sessions or special sessions pending and will be corralled in the coming months. Alaska Illinois Kansas Kansas school districts were held harmless from budget cuts during this legislative session. All districts will receive their general and supplemental state aid payments in July, a month late. The governor was given authority to accelerate collection of 2004 property taxes (May 10 instead of June 20) and to issue tax refunds late. Local school boards were given expanded authority to transact business and operate public schools independently, unless specifically contrary to existing state law. Small schools are playing strong defense on consolidation, keeping five consolidation bills stalled in the House Education Committee. However, the State Board of Education, a Governor's Task Force on Education, and a Legislative Interim Committee are all studying consolidation this summer and fall. Governor Kathleen Sebelius has also proposed a task force on the school funding formula. Source: Jacque Oakes, Schools for Quality Education.

93. Genealogy Family History Databases. Genealogy Tree Software Genealogical Biographical Society As a nonprofit educational institution, Genealogy Shopping and Online Searchable Databases, Message boards, http://www.genealogy.org/

94. Gagnon Elected President Of Board Of Overseers A former president of the board of regents of the University of alaska, Active in a wide range of educational and civic affairs in alaska, Gagnon served http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2000/06.08/gagnon.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] June 08, 2000 SEARCH THE GAZETTE HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES Gagnon elected president of Board of Overseers "The coming year, Neil Rudenstine’s last as President of Harvard, will be an exceptional one for the Board of Overseers," said Gagnon. "As President Rudenstine completes his tenure, we will celebrate with him the many projects he has successfully completed, and we will endeavor to assure the success of the work he has under way. We will also be part of the events that surround his departure as President and the selection of his successor. I feel privileged to be President of the Board of Overseers at what is sure to be an historic moment for Harvard." Active in a wide range of educational and civic affairs in Alaska, Gagnon served as a regent of the University of Alaska from 1991 to 1999, and as president of its Board of Regents from 1993 to 1996. She chairs the Rhodes Scholarship selection committee for Alaska, and was a member of the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education in the early 1990s. She served on the Board of Trustees of the Northern International University in Magadan, Russia, from 1994 to 1999. Her community service endeavors include membership on the community advisory boards for Alaska Airlines, Providence Health Care System Alaska, and Williams Alaska Petroleum, as well as the president's advisory panel for the Alyeska Pipeline Service Company. She sits on the boards of the National Bank of Alaska, the Rasmuson Foundation, the CIRI Foundation, and the University of Alaska Foundation.

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