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23. Instr9-12 Teaching with current events Available nationally Online lessons plans for middle and upper graders to study the Constitution through a contemporary lens. http://www.civicmissionofschools.org/resources/Prax/instr9-12.html

Grades 9 through 12, INSTRUCTION America's Legislators Back to School Week Available Nationally Teaches young people what it's like to be a state legislator by encouraging legislators to visit classrooms and meet personally with students. Appreciating Democracy Available Nationally A simulation that teaches students that people have different values, interests, and opinions, and that these differences are often settled by deliberation. Bill of Rights for Real Life Available Nationally A series of lessons for students to learn about the implications of the Bill of Rights in their own lives. Bill of Rights in Action Available Nationally Free online lesson plans based on current and historic issues related to the Bill of Rights. California Mock Trial Available Nationally An academic competition that simulates a case, in which students portray each of the roles in court. Challenge Series Available Nationally Provides instruction and service-learning opportunities related to areas of crucial interest: violence, information, diversity, and governance. Choices Capitol Forum Available in Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Nebraska, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Utah, Washington, and West Virginia

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Grades 6 through 8, INSTRUCTION America's Legislators Back to School Program Available Nationally Teaches young people what it's like to be a state legislator by encouraging legislators to visit classrooms and meet personally with students. Bill of Rights in Action Available Nationally Free online lesson plans based on current and historic issues related to the Bill of Rights. California Mock Trial Available Nationally An academic competition that simulates a case, in which students portray each of the roles in court. City Youth: Education and Community Action Available Nationally A middle school curriculum that links service-learning to the four core disciplines through interactive lessons. Close Up Available Nationally Brings students to Washington, D.C. to see their government work, and to learn how they, as citizens, can affect the democratic process. Facing History and Ourselves Available Nationally Provides teachers with tools to connect the history of genocide to the moral questions in students' own lives. Foundations of Democracy Available Nationally An interdisciplinary curriculum that teaches students the fundamental concepts of politics and government, including Authority, Privacy, Responsibility, and Justice.

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Interprofessional Health Links Home What is Interprofessional Health? Bibliography Call for Courses ... Contact Us UW School/Program Links Medicine Nursing Occupational Therapy Pharmacy ... Wisconsin AHEC Student Organizations Health Professional Students for Substance Abuse Training Interdisciplinary Partnership for Healthy Communities MEDIC Current Events The Athletic Training Lecture Series presents Jennifer Hootman PhD, ATC Arthritis Program, Health Care and Aging Studies Branch Division of Adult and Community Health National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Physical Activity and Health Related Quality of Life Among People with Arthritis Dr. Hootman is an epidemiologist and certified athletic trainer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Her research interests are primarily focused on physical activity and musculoskeletal disease. Her papers have been published in a wide range of journals including: , and many others. She is an active leader in the National Athletic Trainers Association.

26. Current Events - UND Counseling Center current events 2005 current events. UCC a Member of ULifeline.org The and one of 300 colleges and universities nationally to join ULifeline.org, http://www.nd.edu/~ucc/ucc_events1.html

Current Events Fall 2005 Current Event s For Those Affected by Hurricane Katrina UCC in the Observer's News: ND, SMC offer hurricane aid and analysis. UCC psychologist Len Hickman, Ph.D. discusses disaster stress response and resilience at this recent CSC sponsored forum. Fall 2006 Groups and Programs Take a look at our groups we are offering this fall. Some groups are short term and structured, and are usually offered twice each per semester, such as the five-session Performance Enhancement Training and the three-session classes, Relaxation Training Classes and Feel Better Fast: Help with Depression, Stress and Insomnia . Read the group descriptions via this link and give us a call to find out how to join any group or program. Connecting with others can be both enlightening and healing. UCC a Member of ULifeline.org : The University of Notre Dame Counseling Center is one of five universities in the state of Indiana and one of 300 colleges and universities nationally to join ULifeline.org, a network for suicide prevention and mental health education created by the Jed Foundation. This creative and informational website not only provides information on mental health issues, but also has embedded referral information to our own UCC web site. The UCC staff will examine methods for marketing the service on campus. For more information go to ULifeline.org

27. Office Of Nationally Competitive Awards: Getting Started The Office of nationally Competitive Awards can help students learn about and apply for No upcoming events. No upcoming deadlines. No current listings. http://www.onca.org/gettingstarted.asp

Getting Started Start early! These scholarship applications can be lengthy and require a great deal of thought and preparation. They are extremely competitive and you must work hard to make your application excellent and noteworthy. Determine your goals and focus on them. Your course of study and your extracurriular activities should reflect your interests and passions. Selection for these awards is based on your entire life, not just your GPA, and those students who are consistent in their work and play have a much better chance at winning. Develop your personal statement NOW. It is never too early to begin work on your personal statement, which is a key component for many of these prestigious awards. Keep an up-to-date resume and add to it constantly. Research. Many of these awards require comprehensive discussions of current problems, research projects and/or courses of study. To adequately prepare something like this takes a lot of time and work, but the payoff can be great! Stay up on current events. No matter which award you are interested in, you should be knowledgeable and conversant about current events. You should read a GOOD national newspaper every day (e.g.

28. Office Of Nationally Competitive Awards: Developing As A Person And A Student Make sure to read about current events as well. Remember, there is a world beyond OU, No upcoming events. No upcoming deadlines. No current listings. http://www.onca.org/feature_19991103.asp

Developing as a person and a student College years provide an opportunity to grow as a student as well as a person. By failing to achieve in both facets, a student may have trouble becoming a successful graduate, but if sufficient effort is put into both aspects, a graduate will emerge well-prepared for success after college. Moreover, a matured student with a will-rounded education will have a greater opportunity to win a prestigious award that can be used to pursue graduate studies. Because preparation for the future has much in common with the ideal development of a human for any worthy goal in life, we recommend the following guidelines for optimal growth during your college career. Give your best effort academically from the very beginning. A low grade point average becomes more and more difficult to raise as quarters go by. Get to know your teachers and their expectations of you. By learning to adapt to what your teachers expect academically, you will learn to deal with different types of people you will work with in your lifetime. In addition, make sure teachers know you as a person by participating in class and making use of teachers' office hours. By knowing you as a person, teachers will be able to write better recommendations for graduate school and job applications. Also, make sure to have regular contact with someone outside of school - such as a minister or employer - who can give you a solid non-academic recommendation. Participate in volunteer activities on and off campus. Ohio University offers lists of volunteer opportunities, in addition to those offered by outside organizations such as churches and community groups.

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30. Mead Public Library Current Events current events. SUBJECT THEATER CRAFT PROGRAM AT MEAD LIBRARY Radish is the author of four books, a journalist, and a nationally syndicated columnist. http://www.sheboygan.lib.wi.us/pages/currentevents.html

Hours Address / Phone Map / Parking Staff Directory ... Program Registration Current Events SUBJECT: SUCCESS IN SCHOOL PROGRAM AT MEAD LIBRARY Sylvan Learning Center and Mead Public Library are cooperating to offer a free program for parents. Participants will learn how to motivate students, grades 2 to 12, to avoid "report card surprise." The program will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 6:30 p.m. in the Rocca Meeting Room at Mead Library. The program will be repeated on Tuesday, Sept. 27, also at 6:30 p.m. Parents will learn how to have a realistic and proactive approach to their child's education. In addition to tackling elusive concepts such as "motivation" and "organization," parents will learn techniques for setting expectations with their children and communicating with schools. Persons with questions about the individual sessions may call Sylvan Learning Center at 452-9999 for more information.To request disability accommodations, call Sandy Loth at the library at 459-3400, ext. 3424. SUBJECT: INSECT PROGRAM PROGRAM AT MEAD LIBRARY "Insect Extravaganza" will be held at Mead Public Library on Saturday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m., for children of all ages and their families. The free program wll be presented by Sheboygan County 4-H members. The event will include songs, stories, a craft activity, a presentation on insect collections, and a healthy snack to go.

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32. Current Events & Legislation Affecting Veterans current events Legislation Affecting Veterans but are also expected beyond the veteran community, both nationally and internationally. http://www.cwv.org/CurrentEvents/currevnts.htm

U.S. SENATE VOTE ON DEATH GRATUITY Voting 25 For and 75 Against, the Senate on Wednesday, April 13th, failed to kill an amendment increasing the military death gratuity from $12,420 to $100,000, payable for all deaths during active duty, not just those occurring in combat as is the case now. The higher figure was added to HR 1268. Depending upon insurance levels, survivors could receive up to $500,000 from gratuity and insurance. A Yes vote OPPOSED while a NO vote SUPPORTED the expansion of the death gratuity. Ah! The ways of our legislators are a mystery as what a vote really means! IDENTITY THEFT Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the nation and the VA is taking action to safeguard confidential information. The changes will ensure veteran's personal information is protected and helps prevent the theft of important benefits and services that they earned by their military service. A newly designed ID card, formerly known as the Veterans' Identification card (VIC), will have the veterans' photos on the front and will identify them as enrolled in the VA's health care system. The card includes the words "service connected" under the photo if the veteran has a service connected disability Veterans should request the new card at their local VA Medical Center. VA hopes to complete the conversion to the new, safer card by mid-November 2005. The existing cards will remain valid until the veteran receives the new card.

33. Harvard Institute For Learning In Retirement Current Events Harvard Instuitute for Learning in Retirement current events. Class members can hear nationally known speakers on politics, foreign affairs, http://www.hilr.harvard.edu/peer/curriculum/curr.jsp

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Return to: SPH Home AHC Home U of M Home One Stop ... Academic Health Center Calendar Current Events in EnHS Fall 2005 Friday, September 30 ANNUAL EnHS PICNIC: Starting at 3:00 p.m and ending at sunset at Boom Island Park , Minneapolis. All EnHS students, faculty, staff, their families and friends are invited. Picnic food and drinks will be provided. Come play volleyball and bocce ball or bring your favorite games. Restrooms and playgrounds on site. A carpool sign-up sheet will be available in 1260 Mayo. The parking lot charges 50 cents per hour so please bring change. Maps/directions are available at web page above or in 1260 Mayo. Thursday, September 8 "An Assessment of Airborne Infectious Isolation Rooms," MPH Final Oral Presentation by Stefan Saravia, 10:00 a.m. Room 1155 Mayo Summer 2005 Wednesday, August 24 - Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP) student interns present the results of their summer pollution prevention projects : Wednesday, August 24, 1:30-4 p.m., McNamara Alumni Center, Ski-U-Mah Room. RSVP to MnTAP at 4-1300 or speck002@tc.umn.edu

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Free Republic Home Forum Log In ... Help Topic: News/Current Events SCOTUS Eminent Domain Saddam Trial Oil-for-food ... Support the Katrina Disaster Relief Effort Articles indexed to News/Current Events (in order of time indexed.) Saturday, October 1, at 6 pm at Bates College, Al Franken speaks. Barf Alert! Posted by Agent Smith On 09/20/2005 11:35:29 AM PDT Saturday, October 1, at 6 pm at Bates College Chapel in Lewiston Maine, Al Franken speaks. Barf Alert! As I am going to be there anyway, are there any questions that my fellow freepers would like to have posed Al Franken? This should be fun! Kathleen Blanco: Beyond Gross Public Dumb Posted by Congressman Billybob Special to FreeRepublic ^ The US military has categories of stupidity. The highest is “gross public dumb.” But a higher category is needed for moments like the “bus interview” by Louisiana Governor Blanco. It is spectacularly stupid. You’ve got to see this to believe it. Interview of Governor Blanco by John Hill of Louisiana Gannett News, 19 September, 2005 “GANNETT: In hindsight, what would you have done differently in the first response? “BLANCO: Well, I would have placed less confidence in a structure elsewhere (the Federal Emergency Management Association) and depended more on ourselves. As an example, when buses were not delivered in a... Cindy’s Hero: “Most Algiers Deaths Caused By Whites” Posted by Sam Hill 1 reply More reports from Mother Sheehan's "bright spot," Moslem radical, Malik Rahim excerpted from the comrades at the Socialist Worker: A Socialist Worker journalReport from the Gulf CoastAlgiers neighborhood in New OrleansWhen we arrived at Malik’s house, we were greeted by his partner Sharon, who beckoned us inside, offered us water and

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37. WGSt - Current Events and has lectured both nationally and internationally on Native/White relations, focusing on the colonial experience Return to current events Index http://www.usask.ca/wgst/etc/c_events.htm

CURRENT EVENTS INDEX Events in 2005 Visiting Lecturer in WGST International Women's Day, March 8 WGST Colloquium Series Previous Events: Emma LaRocque 2005 Recipient of a National Aboriginal Achievement Award Public Talk: Negotiating Rights: Aboriginal Women, Culture and Human Rights Held: Monday, February 28, 2005, 7:00 pm At: Marquis Hall (Private Dining Room) University of Saskatchewan A Plains-Cree Metis originally from northeastern Alberta, Emma LaRocque is a scholar, author, poet, social and literary critic, and a professor in the Department of Native Studies, University of Manitoba. Author of Defeathering the Indian LEILA SUJIR PUBLIC TALK AND VIDEO SCREENING PUBLIC TALK: "Engendering Narratives within Technology, Reconstructing Archived and Forgotten Histories: Moments, Play, Display" DATE: Wednesday, November 17th, 2004, 4:00 PM PLACE: STM (St.Thomas More College) Room 344B, 1437 College Drive, University of Saskatchewan VIDEO SCREENING: "For Jackson : A Time Capsule From His Two Grandmothers" DATE: Thursday, November 18, 2004, 7:30 PM

38. Dr. Michael Yapko - Current Events Dr. Yapko was honored to be asked to write the Clinical Update on Depression, which was distributed nationally. A descriptive brochure written for the http://www.yapko.com/clinician/current-events.php

The Pierre Janet Award for Clinical Excellence The International Society of Hypnosis (ISH) is the premier international organization for health professionals (physicians, psychologists, dentists, researchers) who study and practice clinical hypnosis. ISH has branches in nearly two dozen countries across six continents. The Society holds a tri-annual meeting featuring presentations of the latest research findings and clinical applications. In October of 2004, the meeting was held in Singapore. During that meeting, the ISH Award Committee met and chose its 2003 recipient for one of the Society’s highest honors, the one person in the world regarded by the committee as most influencing the clinical practice of hypnosis for the better. Dr. Yapko is pleased and honored to have been chosen to receive this special Lifetime Achievement award, called the Pierre Janet Award for Clinical Excellence . It is named for the 19th century French physician and psychiatrist Pierre Marie Felix Janet, who was influential in bringing about in France and the United States a deeper understanding of the nature of hypnosis and its role in treatment. The award reads as follows: "The International Society of Hypnosis presents the Pierre Janet Award for Clinical Excellence to Michael D. Yapko, Ph.D., whose lifetime of published clinical experience substantially advances the understanding of the uses of hypnosis in obtaining effective results in clinical practice."

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@import url(../operations.css); @import url(../hotm-tst.css); Search Operations: Traffic Signal Timing Home About the Program Traffic Signal Timing Team Current Events FHWA Products Traffic Signal Toolbox Adaptive Signal Control/ACS Lite Arterial Management Access Management Resources Related Programs Links Contact Us Current Events Traffic Signal Timing Home National Traffic Signal Report Card The National Transportation Operations Coalition (NTOC), a group of transportation associations interested in improving transportation operations and FHWA, developed a traffic signal operations self assessment tool as part of a national effort to bring more attention to the need for effective traffic signal operations. Agencies that complete the self assessment can benchmark their current practices and gain insight into areas needing improvement. The self assessment was sent to public agencies nationwide with a responsibility for traffic signal operations. 378 responses from public agencies in 49 States were received, representing about one-third of the traffic signals in the nation. On April 20, 2005, the National Traffic Signal Report Card was released by the NTOC in a media event in Washington , DC. The Report Card consists of the composite national scores from the self assessment responses in five sub areas and indicates an overall national "grade" of 62 out of 100 or D-. However, the Report Card also describes actions necessary to raise the composite score to the "A" level and concludes that a relatively small level of investment (less than $1 billion nationally per year) is necessary to achieve this level of improvement. A copy of the Executive Summary of the report outlining the National Report Card results along with a complete technical report can be accessed below or from the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) web site.

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