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SELU Home Blackboard Webmail Leonet ... Print this page Departments Teaching and Learning Educational Leadership and Technology Office of Student Teaching ... Laboratory School Programs Sponsored Alternative Certification LAAC Teacher Scholars Program CEDSAR Job Fair Undergraduate Research COEHD Dean's Office COEHD Faculty Handbook Strategic Plan for COEHD Southeastern's Title 2 Institutional Report Card ... PK-16 Council NCATE Information NCATE Electronic Exhibit Room 2002 NCATE Electronic Exhibit Room 2008 NCATE Organization Directory SELU Directory TEC Computer Lab Employee Directory Department Directory ... Driving Direction to Campus Information Resources Add-On-Certification Praxis Examination FREE Practice Praxis Out of State Certification Application ... Louisiana Board of Regents Message from the Dean "Welcome to the College of Education and Human Development at Southeastern Louisiana University! Our mission is to promote educational excellence by maximizing the development of our student leadership roles in education and human service professions and society in general." Please click here for additional comments NOTICE!

62. UL Lafayette: About Us: University History: General Southwestern louisiana Institute (SLI). By 1921, the school had outgrown itsindustrial role. The Constitutional Convention that year dropped the http://www.louisiana.edu/AboutUs/History/General.shtml

Home Welcome Fast Facts Area Profile ... Contact Us University History: General Most of the content below was derived from the Centennial Celebration site (no longer active) that was created to celebrate the University's first 100 years. 1900-1921: Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute (SLII) 1921-1960: Southwestern Louisiana Institute (SLI) 1960-1999: University of Southwestern Louisiana (USL) 1999-present: University of Louisiana at Lafayette (UL Lafayette) Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute (SLII) UL Lafayette was originally named the Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute (SLII), according to the 1898 legislative act that created the school. State Senator Robert Martin, for whom UL Lafayette's administrative building is named, authored this legislation. Several towns competed to be the site of the new school; Lafayette was chosen by virtue of a donation of 25 acres of land by the Girard family. The town also put up $8,000 and offered a ten-year property tax to supplement state appropriations. Although classes did not begin until September 1901, 1900 is considered the school's first year, for that was the year the campus was constructed and Dr. Edwin Stephens was named president. Southwestern Louisiana Institute (SLI) By 1921, the school had outgrown its industrial role. The Constitutional Convention that year dropped the "Industrial" from the name and allowed Southwestern Louisiana Institute to grant bachelor's degrees. By this time, SLI had doubled to 50 acres and included many new classroom and dormitory buildings.

63. Louisiana Secretary Of State/Louisiana In The Marine Corps-General McIlhenny The general received his education at Force School and Central High School inWashington, DC; Lane High School, Charlottesville, Virginia; http://www.sec.state.la.us/archives/Marines/marine-mcilhenny.htm

BRIGADIER GENERAL WALTER S. McILHENNY USMCR (DECEASED) Brigadier General Walter Stauffer McIlhenny earned the Navy Cross, Silver Star Medal, and two Purple Hearts during World War II. The Citation for the Navy Cross, the Nation's second highest combat award, awarded him as a First Lieutenant, states in part: His Silver Star Medal citation, awarded him as a Captain, reads as follows: General Mcllhenny was born October 22, 1910 in Washington, D. C., the son of John A. and Anita Stauffer Mcllhenny. His father, who had long been United States Civil Service Commissioner, died in 1942 while General Mcllhenny, then a Captain, was serving on Guadalcanal. The General received his education at Force School and Central High School in Washington, D. C.; Lane High School, Charlottesville, Virginia; and the University of Virginia at Charlottesville. He served two years with the Washington High School Cadets, and served four years in the Virginia National Guard, attaining the rank of Platoon Sergeant. Honorably discharged from the National Guard, June 15, 1935, he enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve and completed the Platoon Leaders' Class that summer. He was commissioned a Marine Reserve Second Lieutenant, December 3, 1936, with rank from November 6. During subsequent summer assignments to active duty, he attended the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio as an instructor and shooting member of the Marine Corps Reserve Rifle Team. He was a member of the 1937 team which won the Hilton Trophy and the A. E. F. Roumanian Trophy; coach of the 1938 team which won the Roumanian Trophy; Captain of the 1939 team which won the Roumanian and Critchfield Trophies, shooting member of the team winning the Rattlesnake Trophy, and winner of the Bronze medal in the National Individual Rifle Match which entitled him to the Distinguished Marksman Badge.

64. 'Combating Creationism In A Louisiana School System' Combating Creationism in a louisiana School System general Science (1989),which was already in use in the parish s 9thgrade general-science course; http://www.textbookleague.org/83combt.htm

from The Textbook Letter , July-August 1997 Combating Creationism in a Louisiana School System When creationists tried to push their religious doctrines into the public schools of Livingston Parish, they promoted a bogus "curriculum guide" and concocted pseudoscientific "lesson plans" tied to textbooks that students were using in science courses. When the creationists' deceptions were exposed, the parish's science curriculum committee got the message, but that was not the end of the matter. Barbara Forrest Livingston Parish lies in southeastern Louisiana, near Lake Ponchartrain. The parish seat is the town of Livingston, about 75 miles northwest of New Orleans. In 1994 a religious organization called the Origins Resource Association, based in New Orleans, began a campaign to force creationist doctrines into science classes taught in the parish's public schools. I led the opposition to that campaign, and my strategy was to expose the falsity of the creationists' "scientific" claims. Here is my account of what happened. In May 1994, three members of the Origins Resource Association including the organization's president, Edward Boudreaux attended a meeting of the Livingston Parish chapter of the Christian Coalition. According to an item on the agenda for that meeting, the Coalition chapter was contemplating an effort to force a change in the Livingston Parish School Board's "policy on the teaching of evolution." That policy said that science teachers would provide instruction about organic evolution, in accordance with the State of Louisiana's recommended curriculum.

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66. Teachers' Retirement System Of Louisiana Links to louisiana School Boards. The following links are references to websites and maintained by various louisiana parish and city school boards. http://trsl.org/general/index.php?page=School_boards

67. Centenary College Of Louisiana Information German Language and Literature; History general; Liberal Arts and Sciences We now listings Centenary College Of louisiana and 9700 other school names, http://www.uscollegesearch.org/centenary-college-of-louisiana.html

College Search Centenary College Of Louisiana Centenary College Of Louisiana 2911 Centenary Boulevard Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Website: Centenary College Of Louisiana Type of college: 4-year private, not-for-profit Degree types offered: Bachelor's, Master's Degree Programs offered: Accounting Art General Bible / Biblical Studies Biochemistry Biological and Physical Sciences Biology General Biophysics Business Administration and Management Business Administration and Management Chemistry General Drama / Theater Arts General Economics General Education Other Educational Supervision Elementary Middle and Secondary Education Elementary Teacher Education English Language and Literature General English Language and Literature / Letter Finance General French Language and Literature Geological and Related Sciences Other Geology German Language and Literature History General Liberal Arts and Sciences / Liberal Stud Mathematics Music General Music Teacher Education Philosophy Physical Education Teaching and Coaching Physical Sciences Other Physics General Political Science and Government General Psychology General Religious / Sacred Music Religious Education Science Teacher Education General Secondary Teacher Education Social Sciences and History Other Sociology Spanish Language and Literature Speech and Rhetorical Studies Visual and Performing Arts Other Classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities I: These institutions typically offer a wide range of baccalaureate programs, and they are committed to graduate education through the master’s degree. They award 40 or more master’s degrees per year across three or more disciplines.

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69. Rural Health Policy - Louisiana School Of Nursing Department HPER, Box 1193 Grambling, louisiana 71245 Union general Hospital 901 James Avenue Farmerville, louisiana 71241 http://ruralhealth.hrsa.gov/Map/Louisiana.htm

The javascript used on this site for creative design effects is not supported by your browser. Please note that this will not affect access to the content on this web site. Setup Instructions Office of Rural Health Policy Grants - Louisiana Rural Health Outreach Grants Martin Ayim Grambling State University School Of Nursing Department HPER, Box 1193 Grambling, Louisiana 71245 Phone: (318) 274-2372 Fax: (318) 274-6053 Fiscal Year 2004 Funding Amount $199,800 Keyword(s): Health promotion/disease prevention (general) designated as a Health Professional Shortage Area. The network partners are Grambling State University, the lead applicant, the Morehouse Parish Health Department, Morehouse General Hospital, Morehouse Parish School System, Morehouse/Bastrop Chamber of Commerce, the Morehouse Parish Social Service Agency and the Morehouse Ministers Alliance. William Barow Opelousas General Hospital 539 East Prudhomme Street P.O. Box 1208

70. Catalog For Academic Year 2004-2005 - Louisiana State University In Shreveport louisiana State University in Shreveport originated with Act 41 of the 1964 Assistance to local businesses, governments, and schools in developing http://www.lsus.edu/catalogs/catalog0405/geninfo.asp

General Information: History Louisiana State University in Shreveport originated with Act 41 of the 1964 Louisiana Legislature, which authorized the establishment of a two year commuter college in Shreveport. On February 6, 1965, the LSU Board of Supervisors formally established Louisiana State University in Shreveport as a division of the Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College System. The campus is a 200 acre tract located on Highway 1 in south Shreveport. LSUS began its first session on September 21, 1967, offering basic freshman courses and extending the advantages of a great university system to the residents of northwest Louisiana. Sophomore courses were added in 1968. Mission The mission of Louisiana State University in Shreveport is to: Provide a stimulating and supportive learning environment in which students, faculty, and staff participate freely in the creation, acquisition, and dissemination of knowledge; Encourage an atmosphere of intellectual excitement; Foster the academic and personal growth of students;

71. FindLaw For Law Students louisiana Law Review louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center. McGeorge Law Review University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. http://lawschools.findlaw.com/journals/general.html

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72. Federal Legislation: Civil Rights Consider what it is doing to louisiana s United Charter school. Back in 1995,louisiana lawmakers surveyed their failing schools. http://www.charterfriends.org/fedpolicy/cfi-fedpolicy11.html

Charter Friends Initiative - on - BACK one document FORWARD one document BACK Civil rights Charters and Federal Desegregation Orders Virtually all state charter school laws apply non-discrimination provisions of state and federal civil rights and disability rights laws to the operation of charter schools. The legislation authorizing the federal charter school grant program also defines charters as public schools that comply with the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). In addition, some state charter laws include language that's intended to ensure that charters aren't used by white parents to create racially segregated public schools. For the U.S. Department of Education's explanation of how federal civil rights laws apply to charter schools, click here One of the more challenging civil right issues facing charters is how they should be treated in school districts or urban areas where public schools are operating under federal desegregation court orders. This is an issue addressed in part in the U.S. Department of Education's Institute for Justice in Washington, D.C

73. Louisiana Marketplace Featuring Things Louisiana Louisiana Rental Property Tipit Click to get your louisiana School Report Cover, School Report Cover fromNETSTATE.COM. To Kentucky general Store. To Maine general Store. http://www.netstate.com/states/stor/la_stor.htm

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74. Louisiana Tech University - Graduate School::Tests - GRE The general Test is offered in two formats as a computerbased test and as a of louisiana System © 2005 louisiana Tech University Graduate School http://www.latech.edu/graduateschool/tests_gre.shtml

ACADEMICS Calendar News FUTURE STUDENTS ... Thesis Guidelines Admissions Application Requirements Application Deadlines Admission Requirements Application Procedure ... Readmission Form International Admissions Admission Requirements English as a Second Language Checklist Financial Statement ... Programs Tests GMAT GRE TOEFL Forms Tests - GRE The Graduate Record Examinations tests are taken by individuals applying to graduate schools. The GRE is available through the Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Program and the Paper-Based Testing Program. The GRE offers two tests: General Test - measures verbal, quantitative, and analytical reasoning skills that have been developed over a long period of time and are not necessarily related to any particuliar field of study. The General Test is offered in two formats: as a computer-based test and as a paper-based test. Subject Tests - measures achievement in a particular subject area and assume an undergraduate major or extensive background in that discipline. Subject Tests are given in 16 subject areas and are available only as paper-based tests. Fees and registration Fees for Paper-based testing in the U.S. are $96 for the General Test and $96 for the Subject Test. Paper-based tests are offered three times a year and scores are mailed approximately a month after testing.

75. Louisiana Tech - COE::General Information general Information Student Organizations Alpha Beta Alpha(ABA) the lastthirteen years for the students of louisiana Tech and of AE Phillips School. http://www.latech.edu/education/geninfo/organizations.shtml

General Information Student Organizations Alpha Beta Alpha(ABA) The Alpha Theta chapter of Alpha Beta Alpha (ABA)was chartered in 1966. It is a national professional fraternity for library science majors and minors, and for others who are interested in books and people. Our chapter meets once a month for both fellowship and to conduct chapter business. ABA has held an annual book fair for the last thirteen years for the students of Louisiana Tech and of A.E. Phillips School. Proceeds from the fair are used to support the library science program, the library at A.E. Phillips, and service projects of the ABA. Service projects are suggested by the members and vary from year to year. The primary service project will provide story and activity hours for area children in the spring. There will also be an event held to celebrate the Silver Anniversary of our chapter. The advisor for our group is Dr. Joy L. Lowe in the College of Education. If you would like more information, you can phone her at 257-3430, or e-mail her at joylowe@latech.edu

76. SEDL Letter Volume X, Number 2: New Policies For Southwestern Schools - From Sta The 1997 legislative sessions in Arkansas, louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, The general Assembly also instructed the SDE to issue guidelines to public http://www.sedl.org/pubs/sedletter/v10n02/policy.html

Editor's Note: New Policies for Southwestern Schools From Statehouse to Schoolhouse More Money for Schools, Less Consensus on Allocations Dialing up Discounts: The New E-Rate Rings Up Discounted Internet and Telecommunications Services for Schools The E-Rate in the South and Southwest Resources for School Policy-Making ... New Policies for Southwestern Schools From Statehouse to Schoolhouse by Julia Guzman State Legislative Sessions in the South and Southwest Deliver Changes for Schools In a year graced by a booming economy, the public has demonstrated a concern for education in this country, and policymakers have taken notice. Americans all interact with the educational system in some way. Students, parents, educators, taxpayers, and citizens rely on schools to help create productive members of society. The 1997 legislative sessions in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas reflected that reality, and lawmakers put a great deal of time and money into education. Throughout the region, new money went to teacher and school personnel raises, technology initiatives, a combination of reading, alternative education, and accountability initiatives, and other important education issues. SEDLetter summarizes the region's key education legislation based on reports published by state agencies, news articles, state government websites, conversations with state-level education policy analysts, and the legislation itself.

77. The Progress Of Education In Louisiana: Education Becomes A Top Priority children to these schoolsit is a way of life in Louisianaand thus, There was a general economic upturn in the country during the mid1990s. http://www.sedl.org/pubs/pic01/priority.html

Educational leaders in Louisiana are taking an approach to reform that focuses on the entire educational system to ensure that change takes place in an integrated way, rather than progressing in a piecemeal fashion. They are looking to the national reform movement for guidance and support in improving the quality of education for all students in the state. Teaching in Louisiana is expected to improve as teachers are given more resources, responsibilities, and opportunities to learn new skills. Students should have improved educational experiences as problems throughout the system are addressed. Let's look at how the story of education in Louisiana unfolds. Economic Realities Lead to Support for Educational Reform Economic realities have helped mobilize the general public to support educational reform in Louisiana. The oil and gas industry plays a pivotal role in the state. Louisiana is the third largest U.S. producer of oil and natural gas and is a center of petroleum refining and petrochemical manufacturing. During the oil boom of the 1970s and early 1980s, oil and gas accounted for 30 to 41 percent of the state's revenue, adding $1.6 billion to state coffers in 1981-82. Times were good; there was little incentive for the state to diversify its industrial base. However, what was good for the state economy was not necessarily good for public education.

78. McNeese State University general Information. HISTORY OF McNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY McNeese State Universitywas founded in 1939 as a division of louisiana State University offering http://www.mcneese.edu/prospective/generalinfo.htm

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS Admissions ACT Testing Info Academic Excellence ... Graduate Programs General Information HISTORY OF McNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY McNeese State University was founded in 1939 as a division of Louisiana State University offering only the first two years of higher education. Originally called Lake Charles Junior College, the name became John McNeese Junior College in 1940 by resolution of the University Board of Supervisors in honor of a pioneer Southwest Louisiana educator. The institution advanced to four-year status and separated from L.S.U. in 1950 and was renamed McNeese State College; and its administration was transferred to the Louisiana State Board of Education. Act 138 of the 1970 Louisiana Legislature gave the institution its present name, McNeese State University. McNeese gained significant recognition in 1954 through admission to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the highest accrediting agency in the United States for such schools in the South. McNeese State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia; Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award associate, bachelor, master, and specialist degrees.

79. State Resource Fact Sheets: Louisiana Current members of the group are all students at louisiana School for the Deaf All students address the general curriculum with adaptations to help them http://www.tr.wou.edu/dblink/people/statefact/showstate.cfm?state=LA&display=Lou

80. Tulane University - Article Detail ($) to The Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund in New Orleans,louisiana, for the general support of the AB Freeman School of Business. http://www.wpg.cc/stl/CDA/articleDetail/1,1001,809-2911,00.html

Print View Bequests to Tulane University Sample Language I. SPECIFIC BEQUESTS A. Unrestricted "... for the general support of Tulane University." B. Unrestricted, except for specification of school "... for the general support of the School of Engineering." C. Restricted "... to be used to purchase books for the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library at Tulane University." D. Restricted and endowed (that is, restricted to a specific purpose and established in a perpetual fund that spends only the income earned; requires a minimum gift amount, which is $20,000; please contact the Office of Planned Gifts to discuss your plans for a restricted endowed fund) "... to establish the 'John Doe Scholarship Endowed Fund' at Tulane University, the income from which shall be used for scholarship support of deserving students of the Law School, as determined by the appropriate university authorities." E. To be eligible for state matching funds for an endowed professorship or chair Note: As of the time this sample language was prepared, a gift of $60,000 designated for an endowed professorship may be eligible for a $40,000 matching gift from the State of Louisiana; a gift of $600,000 designated for an endowed chair may be eligible for a $400,000 matching gift from the State of Louisiana.

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