61. ITFS Licensees - FCC 1995 maine. Colleges and Universities. University of maine Mississippi State Boardof education, State Institute of Higher Learning. Public Broadcasting http://www.itcnetwork.org/itfslicensees.htm

ITFS Licensees by State 1995 1995 Data from the Federal Communications Commission ITC received this data from the FCC. It has not been updated since 1995 so there have been name changes and the data included many spelling errors. Search Our Web site Join ITC! Member Benefits ... Research an online library of distance learning resources Awards for Excellence in Distance Learning Board of Directors ... Calendar ITC audioconferences, videoconferences Corporate Members Define Distance Learning ... Opportunities Federal programs and foundations Institutional Members ITC members only Individual Members ITC members only ITC Featured Essay ITC members only ITC News ITC members only ITC Publications ITC Regions Online journals, Web

62. Maine Board Of Licensure In Medicine - About Licensure The maine Board of Licensure in Medicine is responsible for regulating the The maine Medical Practice Act specifies the education and training an http://www.docboard.org/me/licensure/dw_aboutlicensure.html

Skip Maine state header navigation Agencies Online Services Web Policies ... Help State Search: Skip First Level Navigation Skip All Navigation Site Map Search DocBoard: Home Contact Us Board Online Services Links ... DocFinder Board Information Board Members Mission Statement Meeting Dates Meeting Minutes ... Rules and Statutes Licensure About Licensure How to apply for MD Licensure Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners License Types and Status ... License Verifications Discipline About Discipline Adverse Licensing Actions Non-Disciplinary Actions How to File a Complaint ... Press Releases Board Online Services About Online Services Complaints against Staff Find a Licensee File a complaint online ... Home About Licensure "Ensuring that all practicing physicians have an appropriate level of education and training." Since 1895, it has been Maine law that a physician must be licensed to practice medicine in our state. Through licensure, the state insures that all practicing physicians have an appropriate level of education and training and that they abide by recognized standards of professional conduct while serving their patients. If the physician studied allopathic medicine and holds the M.D. degree, the license is issued by the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine. If the physician received his medical education from a school of osteopathic medicine and holds the D.O. degree, that license is issued by the Maine Board of Osteopathic Licensure. Both Boards also determine the qualifications and regulate the practice of Physician Assistants extending the practice of licensed physicians. Both licensing Boards function similarly and both uphold the highest standards of professional practice.

63. 13. Continuing Medical Education maine Board of Licensure in Medicine on Continuing Medical education, or theCommittee on Continuing Medical education of the maine Medical Association. http://www.docboard.org/me/rules/allch015.htm

Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine Go to Table of Contents Medical Board Rules 13. Continuing Medical Education Pursuant to the provisions of Title 32 Section 3280 of the Maine Revised Statutes, as amended in 1979, the Board of Registration in Medicine herewith establishes the following rules and regulations for a course or system of continuing medical education required for reregistration in the year 1982 and all subsequent biennial reregistrations with this Board. A. Requirements 1. Beginning January l, 1980, each physician licensed by this Board who is actively practicing medicine and surgery shall complete each calendar year, a minimum of fifty (50) credit hours of continuing medical education. a. At least twenty (20) hours must be in Category 1 (as defined in Subsection (B)(1) b. The total fifty (50) hours may be in Category 1 c. No more than thirty (30) credit hours may be in Category 2 (as defined in Sub-section (B)(2) B. Definitions of Categories 1. Category 1 activities are those planned CME programs sponsored or co-sponsored by an organization or institution accredited by the AMA Council on Medical Education, the National Liaison Committee on Continuing Medical Education, or the Committee on Continuing Medical Education of the Maine Medical Association. a. All Category 1 CME programs will be properly identified as such by the approved sponsoring or co-sponsoring organization.

64. The University Of Maine - College Of Education & Human Development - Faculty & S BS University of maine, 1979 (Health Family Life education) In the StateEastern maine AIDS Network Board of Directors; Family Planning Association http://www.umaine.edu/edhd/faculty/caron.htm

Calendar Campus Map Search: About UMaine Student Resources Prospective Students Alumni ... Research Links UMaine Home Education Home Academic Programs College Events ... Sports Done Right Quicklinks A-Z Directory Athletics Bear Necessities Bookstore Calendar Campus Recreation Campus Security Fogler Library Center for the Arts PeopleSoft Phone Directory President's Office Web DSIS Sandy Caron sandy.caron@umit.maine.edu 5749 Merrill Hall, Room 220 Orono, ME 04469 Title Specialty Areas Family Studies Human Sexuality Education M.S. University of Maine, 1982 (Human Development) Ph.D. Syracuse University, 1986 (Human Development) Highest degree earned: Ph.D. Courses taught CHF 200: Family Interaction CHF 351: Human Sexuality CHF 401: Peer Education on Human Development Research Public Service - served on numerous boards, some examples include Representative publications Published Books Sex Matters for College Students: FAQs in Human Sexuality . Prentice Hall. Sex Around the World: Cross- Cultural Perspectives on Human Sexuality Study Guide for major textbook, Human Sexuality: Meeting Your Basic Needs

65. The Legal Implications Of Values Education - Maine Policy Review - Margaret Chas maine s education statutes provide that the local school board shall direct thegeneral course of instruction (20A MRSA § 1001 (6)). http://www.umaine.edu/mcsc/MPR/Vol1No3/Shaw.htm

Current Issue - Click Image WELCOME EDITORIAL STAFF ARCHIVES ... REQUIREMENTS The legal implications of values education As Rushworth Kidder noted in the preceding article, the mere mention of values education creates a stir among its advocates and detractors. Brian Shaw, a Portland attorney whose practice focuses in part on public school law, was asked by Maine Policy Review to address the legal issues involved in values education in public schools. The following article includes an overview of those issues and, by way of illustration, a case study from a Maine school district. Introduction The topic of "values" has developed a high profile in recent public discourse. The Los Angeles riots, the Dan Quayle- Murphy Brown incident, a history of low voting turnouts, condoms in schools, sexual harassment, gay rights legislation - all have overtones of personal or societal values. Americans traditionally have looked to the public schools to play a significant role in transmitting society's values from generation to generation. That role has been questioned by some for various reasons, including concern about usurping the family's role, ambivalence as to which values should be emphasized, legal questions about the separation of church and state, and questions about the wisdom of imposing yet another social responsibility on public schools.

66. Maine Administrators Of Services For Children With Disabilities for administrators of special education in the State of maine. maine StateBoard of education; maine Technical College System; New England Coalition of http://www.madsec.org/docs/goals.htm

Your browser isn't running scripts, but you're only missing some formatting that doesn't affect the readability of any of the site's content message and some navigation tools. Please use the following links to navigate this site. Home About MADSEC History Our Song ... Site Map MADSEC is the professional association for administrators of special education in the State of Maine. STRATEGIC PLAN GOALS and Sample Activities/Objectives Adopted February 12, 1998 The SAMPLE ACTIVITIES/OBJECTIVES were developed in a work session during the Representative Board meetings on 4/18/97 (Revised Goal 1) and 9/19/97 (Revised Goals 2-7). The draft of the results of those work sessions was distributed to the Rep. Bd. prior to the 10/17/97 meeting. Minor revisions were made by the Exec. Dir. in format, "collapsing" of recommendations, insertion of cross references, consistent style, etc. No content substance was removed. Following discussion which included amending some language, the following Sample Activities/Objectives were adopted by the Representative Board on 2/12/98. GOAL 1 MADSEC will take a leadership role in advocating for the provision of appropriate services for all children.

67. Maine Administrators Of Services For Children With Disabilities for administrators of special education in the State of maine. maine SchoolBoards Association. www.www.pinetreesociety.org Pine Tree Society http://www.madsec.org/docs/links.htm

Your browser isn't running scripts, but you're only missing some formatting that doesn't affect the readability of any of the site's content message and some navigation tools. Please use the following links to navigate this site. Home About MADSEC History Our Song ... Site Map MADSEC is the professional association for administrators of special education in the State of Maine. Resource Links for Special Education Administrators Maine/Local Links Federal/National Links These links are tested periodically and our hope is that they will work for you when you try them. However, due to the dynamic nature of the Internet, they may not work from one day to the next. Please contact MADSEC if you have trouble connecting to any of these web sites. Thank you. Maine/Local www.state.me.us/education/speced/specserv.htm Maine Department of Education, Division of Special Services www.state.me.us/education/speced/dueprocess.htm Maine Department of Education, Division of Special Services, Due Process http://www.state.me.us/education/eddir/homepage.htm Maine Educational Directories (a.k.a. The Moose Book) http://www.state.me.us/education/schools/schools.htm

68. MSN Encarta - Maine education in colonial maine was slow in developing. The department of education,headed by a ninemember board of education, is responsible for the http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761577633_6/Maine.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items Augusta, capital Maine Facts and Figures more... Further Reading Editors' picks for Maine Search for books and more related to Maine Facts and Figures Quick information and statistics for Maine Encarta Search Search Encarta about Maine Editors' Picks Great books about your topic, Maine ... Click here Advertisement document.write(' Page 6 of 12 Maine Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 13 items Dynamic Map Map of Maine Article Outline Introduction Physical Geography Economic Activities The People of Maine ... History A Education Education in colonial Maine was slow in developing. For many years the only formal education available to rural children was the so-called moving school, which traveled from town to town, spending only a few weeks in each locality. In 1828 the state established a public fund to support education. Money was raised by selling timber from public lands. The interest from this fund continues to help support public schools in Maine, but most of the funds for public schools come from local and state taxes. In 1957 the state enacted a law offering financial assistance to local schools wishing to consolidate with other nearby schools in what are called “school administrative districts.” Since that time most rural schools, especially small high schools, have been replaced by centrally located schools that serve several communities.

69. Education Commission Of The States The board also oversees the state s adult literacy education programs. maine Postsecondary Governance Structures, The Board of Trustees of the http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=226

70. OVAE Resources By State - Maine Map of OVAE Resources by State grouped by Adult education, Career and Technical maine School Leadership Network State Department of education http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ovae/resource/statelink_me.html?exp=3

71. Archived -- Witnesses: Meetings And Hearings Virginia Trujillo, President, New Mexico State Board of education, Albuquerque, NM Polly Ward, maine Deputy Commissioner of education, Augusta, ME http://www.ed.gov/pubs/PrisonersOfTime/Witnesses.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Prisoners Of Time - April 1994 APPENDIX D Witnesses: Meetings and Hearings June 26, 1992 Washington, DC Gordon Ambach, Executive Director, Council of Chief State School Officers, Washington, DC Ralph Archibald, Superintendent of Schools, Marion County, FL (President, National Association for Year-Round Education) Lillian Brinkley, President, National Association of Elementary School Principals, Alexandria, VA James Dyke, Secretary of Education, Commonwealth of Virginia, Richmond, VA Jeanne Griffith, Associate Commissioner, National Center for Education Statistics, Washington, DC R. David Hall, President and Ward 2 Representative, District of Columbia School Board, Washington, DC Nancy Mead, Director, International Assessment of Educational Progress, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, NJ Harold Stevenson, Professor of Developmental Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Bruce Walborn, International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions, Alexandria, VA September 24, 1992

72. Council Of State Governments - Eastern Regional Conference A study released by the Delaware State Board of education has found that students maine’s Early College Program. Nova Scotia education funding formula http://www.csgeast.org/page.asp?id=biweeklyeduc3

73. Donna Loring: Native American, Maine State Representative Donna was the sponsor of the maine State education Act, which requires teachingthe History of maine s maine Community Foundation Board of Directors http://www.danielnpaul.com/DonnaLoring-MaineStateRepresentative.html

Home Donna M. Loring Maine State Representative Donna was the sponsor of the Maine State Education Act, which requires teaching the History of Maine's First Nations, including the genocide committed against them by European colonials and their descendents. A copy follows her bio: Donna is a tribal member of the Penobscot Indian Nation. She has been the Nation’s Representative to the Maine State Legislature since October of 1997 and, serves as the Nation’s Coordinator of Tribal, State, and International Relations. She is a graduate of the University of Maine at Orono - Bachelor of Arts in Political Science - and is a graduate of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy. Donna has considerable experience in law enforcement. She served as Police Chief for the Penobscot Nation from 1984-1990, which gave her the disttinction of being the first female police academy graduate in the State of Maine to become police chief . From 1992 to March of 1997, she was director of security at Bowdoin College, the first female to hold the position, and was a member of the Maine Chiefs of Police for eleven years. Loring is a Vietnam War Veteran. During her stint, November 1967 to November 1968, she served in the communications center at Long Binh Army Base, located approximately thirty miles northeast of Siagon. Her job was to process all casualty reports for Southeast Asia.

74. Maine Hospital Association, The sessions also help maine hospitals meet Trustee education Through theHTM, maine hospital board members play an increasingly vital role in political http://www.themha.org/about/htm.htm

Hospitals Advocacy Contact Us Home ... About MHA Healthcare Trustees of Maine About MHA Healthcare Trustees of Maine Healthcare Governance Council What is the Healthcare Trustees of Maine? MHA's Healthcare Trustees of Maine (HTM) is an organization made up of nearly 900 Trustees who serve on the boards of directors of Maine's community and specialty hospitals. Established in 1988 as an affiliate of the MHA, HTM is dedicated to helping individual Trustees become more informed and effective board members. Through HTM and its close relationship with MHA, Trustees also have a voice in the development of healthcare public policy at the state and federal levels. HTM's mission can be summarized in three words: Education Communications Advocacy Education Each year HTM plans and conducts educational seminars for both new and seasoned Trustees in locations throughout the state. These day-long programs are specifically designed to help Trustees develop a fuller understanding of how to discharge their responsibilities as board members. The sessions also help Maine hospitals meet Trustee education requirements set by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. HTM's education calendar features regular seminars, an annual orientation for new Trustees and a special board leadership conference. All sessions are planned by the HTM education committee made up of Trustees from small and large hospitals across the state.

75. Atlantic Bay Chiropractic ME - Www.atlanticbaychiro.com Chiropractic State Licensing boards. State Associations. Miscellaneous.National Association. Educational Resources. Governmental. Publications http://www.mainechiro.com/

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76. About Us : Our Board The maine Association of Nonprofits Board of Directors is made up of leaders from Kevin headed up UNUM’s education Initiative and worked as the company http://www.nonprofitmaine.org/board.asp

SIGN IN CONTACT US SITE MAP SEARCH: Resource Center Public Policy Join Us Support Us ... Home About Us Our Board Home About Us > Our Board The Maine Association of Nonprofits Board of Directors is made up of leaders from the nonprofit and business sectors. They represent the broad diversity of MANP's membership and contribute significant amounts of time, talent and energy to ensure the growing vitality of the nonprofit sector in Maine. Chris Amann Board Chair , Maine Public Broadcasting Nancy Winslow Board Vice Chair , Davis Foundations Peter Montano Board Treasurer , Macdonald Page Schatz Fletcher Stacy Begin Board Secretary Sarah Armentrout Equest Therapeutic Riding Center Kevin Baack Goodwill Industries of Northern New England Kevin Healey Sisters of Charity Health Systems Anna Kent Muskie School of Public Service Bart Morrison Assumption College Katherin O'Grady UnumProvident

77. NOW. Society & Community. Digital Divide. Maine Laptop Program And DigiDivide Re A study by the maine education Policy Research Institute says the positive In addition the state Board of education gave the expansion strong support http://www.pbs.org/now/society/laptop.html

The Digital Divide More on This Story: Select One Digital Divide Resource Map Debating Internet Access Angus King Previous Page Maine's Laptop Program In 2000, Maine Governor Angus King proposed a radical plan: He wanted to give every seventh and eighth grader in the state access to a laptop computer. Thus the The Maine Learning Technology Initiative was born. Approved by the State Legislature to begin in September 2002, this first-in-the-nation program provided Apple iBook computers to more than 30,000 middle school students and teachers. Proponents of the laptop plan argue that the costs of not continuing or expanding it are too great for the students of Maine. Initially, the program was derided by teachers and school boards as a classroom distraction and a waste of money, but many critics have been converted. Independent studies by researchers at the University of Southern Maine showed that the improvements were greatest for children more at risk of failing, such as those in special education and from low-income families. A study by the Maine Education Policy Research Institute says the positive impact is being felt statewide. Both students and teachers also testified to its benefits before the state legislature. In addition the state Board of Education gave the expansion strong support and The Maine Coalition for Excellence in Education called the program "not an option, it is an imperative." Taking a cue from Maine’s success, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Mexico and Pennsylvania are launching similar programs. However, the Maine legislature has not made the program permanent. The state news service reported recently that the self-supporting endowment of state money set aside to pay for the computers and related teacher training was tapped to fill state budget shortfalls even as the program was being launched and is now empty. Governor Baldacci and the state Department of Education are currently exploring options, such as leasing computers cost-free for one year from Apple.

78. U.Maine System:Board Of Trustees Board Membership Susan A. Gendron is the Commissioner of education for the State of maine, He is a longterm member of the maine Metal Products Association Board of http://www.maine.edu/brdmem.html

Agenda Calendar Board Meeting Calendar Board Membership Committee Membership Meeting Actions Meeting Agenda Minutes ... Policy Manual BOARD MEMBERSHIP Judith W. Andrucki P. O. Box 7120 Lewiston, Maine 04243-7120 a cappella quartet. Appointment effective: 5/26/97 Appointment expires: 5/26/07 Gregory G. Cyr P.O. Box 256 Portage, ME 04768 A native of Portage, Mr. Cyr is President of Cyr Lumber, Inc. and Loon Country, Inc. He received his A.S. Degree in Aeronautical Science from Beal College. He has served on numerous boards and commissions for industry and the State. Appointment effective: 5/26/97 Appointment expires: 5/26/07 P. James Dowe, Jr. Bangor Savings Bank P.O. Box 930 Bangor, Maine 04402-0903 Mr. Dowe is the President and CEO of Bangor Savings Bank. He serves on the Board of Directors of Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems, the Action Committee of 50, Maine Development Foundation and is on the Board of Trustees of the Maine Public Broadcasting Corporation and Eastern Maine Medical Center. He currently serves as a member of the Community Bankers Council for the American Bankers Association. Mr. Dowe has served as Director of the Maine Community Foundation, as a Trustee of the Maine Maritime Museum and Leavitt Institute, as a former member of the University of Maine President's Council for University Development, and was a former Chair of the University of Maine Board of Visitors. He has a B.A. ('72) from the University of Maine.

79. Board Of Trustees Policy & Procedures College of education and Human Development at the University of Southern maine . The Board accepted the University of maine System Annual Financial http://www.maine.edu/mins98nov.html

Agenda Calendar Board Meeting Calendar Board Membership Meeting Actions ... Minutes Policy Manual MINUTES UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM Board of Trustees University of Maine at Machias November 16, 1998 Board of Trustees Meeting PRESENT: Sally Vamvakias, Chair; James Mullen, Vice Chair; Duke Albanese, Gregory Cyr, Penny Harris, Ralph Hodgkins, Charles Johnson, Catherine Pinkham, Sandra Prescott, Wickham Skinner, and Margaret Weston. Absent: Judith Andrucki, John DiMatteo, Albert Glickman, Donald McDowell, and Esther Rauch. Faculty Representatives: Ann Blanke, Marie Shields, James Lehman, Ivan Fernandez, Kevin McCartney, and Luisa Deprez. Student Representatives: Richard Fecteau, Keith Morin, Chris Barstow, Esther Cyr, and Bradley Coull. Chancellor Terrence McTaggart; Presidents Owen Cargol, Michael Easton, Peter Hoff, Theodora Kalikow, Charles Lyons, Paul Nordstrom, and Richard Pattenaude; COStaff: Tracy Bigney, Shannon Coes, Samuel D=Amico, Tracy Elliott, Mary Ann Haas, Sue Ann Huseman, Russell Smith, David Wilson, and Kelley Wiltbank. Press and public.

80. Other State Boards Of Education National Association of State boards of education State Profiles K-12 GovernanceStructures Database US State Departments and boards of education http://nekesc.org/kbe.html

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