61. Michigan Land Use Institute To find the correct answer, the school board sent out requests for proposals for remodeled main wing with a new media center, music room, and shop. http://www.mlui.org/pageview.asp?fileid=16638

62. Intructional Resources And Media Services An IRMS media Center is located in three of the school s downtown buildings.The main media Center is on the 8th floor of the 112 S. michigan Avenue http://www.artic.edu/saic/programs/resources/mediacntr/

admissions tour portal contact info ... search IRMS Media Centers Faculty Services Facilities Workshops and Tutoring ... Contact Instructional Resources and Media Services (IRMS) Instructional Resources and Media Services is a service oriented department used by the entire SAIC community. We are responsible for ensuring the school community access to basic media/computer equipment and services to foster the experimentation and education of artists. Students, faculty, and staff may check out a variety of media equipment to create or document their art or to teach art classes. We provide faculty with many support services such as the media-equipped 'Smart Classrooms'along with figure model hiring and scheduling for the Painting and Drawing and Sculpture classes. IRMS provides training and access to facilities such as the Final Cut Pro editing systems and the Advanced Digital Authoring Suites. We also provide audio/visual support for the Visiting Artist series and other special events held in the school's Auditorium. An IRMS Media Center is located in three of the school's downtown buildings. The main Media Center is on the 8th floor of the 112 S. Michigan Avenue building. Most of the portable equipment, such as lighting kits, sound recording equipment, and 35mm and digital still, film, video, and DV cameras are located in the 112 building. The Media Centers on the second floor of 280 S. Columbus Drive and the third floor of the Sharp Building at 37 S. Wabash exist primarily to support classes in their buildings although they do carry some additional equipment.

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66. Media Center - Congressman Joe Knollenberg High school students from michigan’s Ninth Congressional District are invited tosubmit artwork for this competition. The winning entry will be displayed in http://www.house.gov/knollenberg/newsletter/03.21.05.htm

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68. Apple - Education - Michigan Regional Education Services Agencies, Pg.1 Wayne County RESA, for example, supports 34 school districts in and around Regional Educational media Center (REMC) Association of michigan, Apple, http://www.apple.com/education/profiles/michiganresa/

MI Streamnet and access online training materials. Supported by Apple Xserve and QuickTime Streaming Server, MI Streamnet ensures that teachers can continue to expand their expertise, whether their days bring sun or snow. Relay-Ready Xserve Quick Study Challenges Stream live video to schools across state Reduce bandwidth demands on centralized server Support professional development with rich digital content Solution 18 Apple Xserves set up as streaming servers Mac OS X Server with QuickTime Streaming Server Technical consulting services from Apple Benefits School districts statewide have access to live streaming video Staff can access content from inside school network or from Internet Live events can be archived, enabling viewing at any convenient time Quick Facts MI StreamNet is collaborative effort between Regional Educational Media Center (REMC) Association of Michigan, Apple, and Merit Network Inc. Merit Network Inc. founded by consortium of Michigan State University, University of Michigan, Wayne State University Apple Store for Education Explore other Profiles in Success stories.

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71. Michigan Tech Media Relations Story#152 - Faculty Expertise To Benefit Middle Sc The Western UP Center staff will draw on michigan Tech faculty scientific The DEQ is also funding development of one middle school curriculum unit by http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/152/

var story="Faculty Expertise to Benefit Middle Schools";var abs="Michigan Tech faculty will help develop science-based environmental curricula.";var url="http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/152"; Print this Story MTU News Email to a Friend Search the Stories Related Stories: Western U.P. Center web site Environmental Design Teams First, Second Keywords: ecology environmental Faculty Expertise to Benefit Middle Schools For more information on this story contact: Email: Dean Woodbeck Phone: September 25, 2003 Michigan Technological University faculty will take their skills to middle school classrooms as part of a program to develop science-based environmental curriculum materials. The university is part of a $118,302 grant awarded to the Western U.P. Center for Science, Mathematics and Environmental Education. The center is a partnership of Michigan Tech and both the Copper Country and Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School Districts. With the award, funded by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, the Western U.P. Center will develop three curriculum units: energy and resources, ecosystems, and water quality. The grant includes funds for developing and piloting the units in classrooms statewide, and developing interactive web-based activities. The Western U.P. Center staff will draw on Michigan Tech faculty scientific and research expertise to write the environmental units. Center staff regularly conduct professional development programs for K-12 teachers and design after-school science classes and

72. Michigan Tech Media Relations Story#292 - Ford Forestry Center Celebrates 50th The school of Forest Resources and Environmental Science at michigan Tech has The school now uses the center for their Fall Practicum for juniors in http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/292/

var story="Ford Forestry Center Celebrates 50th";var abs="Dedications, tours, cookouts August 7";var url="http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/292"; Print this Story MTU News Email to a Friend Search the Stories Related Stories: Kirtland Warbler: Prescribed Burns May Help Looking to Grow Trees with CO-2 Appetite Keywords: Alberta Ford forest Ford Forestry Center Celebrates 50th For more information on this story contact: Email: Marcia Goodrich Phone: JULY 30, 2004 Michigan Tech and the Alberta Village Museum Association will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the acquisition of the Ford Forestry Center at Alberta on Saturday, Aug. 7. The sawmill was the key part of Alberta, a model community built by Henry Ford in the 1930s and named after the daughter of H. C. Johnson, the supervisor of Ford's UP operations. The mill and the people who ran it provided wood for Ford cars, but as the company's demand for wood decreased, it scaled back its Alberta operations. In 1954 the Ford Motor Company donated Alberta and 1,700 acres of surrounding forest to Michigan Tech. The School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science at Michigan Tech has been running the Center since. The School now uses the center for their Fall Practicum for juniors in Forestry and Applied Ecology and Environmental Sciences degree programs, teaching, outreach, and research efforts. The Alberta Village Museum Association also runs tours of the sawmill.

73. WMU News - 2003 Michigan Youth Arts Festival The festival honors michigan high school students gifted in the areas of dance, 10 am 5 pm Visual Arts Exhibit, Dalton Center Multi-media Room http://www.wmich.edu/wmu/news/2003/0305/0203-338.html

More than 1,000 talented high school artists come to campus May 2, 2003 KALAMAZOO More than 1,000 of the state's finest young artists will gather Thursday through Saturday, May 8-10, for the 41st annual Michigan Youth Arts Festival at Western Michigan University. The festival honors Michigan high school students gifted in the areas of dance, drama, instrumental and vocal music, visual arts, creative writing, and film/video. Honorary chairperson of this year's festival is Thomas A. Chandler, senior vice president and chief financial officer for National City Credit Card Services. Chandler has served with the bank for 18 years and, in 1999, relocated to Kalamazoo from Columbus, Ohio. He is an active member of the Kalamazoo community and is involved with several organizations, including United Way, Gryphon Place, Western Michigan University's Haworth College of Business and the Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo. This year's artist-in-residence is Peter Sparling, artistic director of the Peter Sparling Dance Company of Ann Arbor. Sparling is recognized internationally as a modern dance classicist, master teacher and innovative choreographer. He is a past member of the Martha Graham and Jose Limon Dance Companies. Sparling will bring his entire company of seven members to work with students participating in MYAF, and will conduct a workshop that will integrate the work of creative writing and dance students. This will be the first year that the artist-in-residence for MYAF will be funded by a corporate sponsor, National City Bank.

74. WMU News michigan s top high school fine arts students gather at WMU works selectedfrom Very Special Arts michigan in the Multimedia Room of the Dalton Center. http://www.wmich.edu/wmu/news/1999/9904/9899-253.html

Michigan's top high school fine arts students gather at WMU April 27, 1999 KALAMAZOO Over 1,000 of the state's finest young artists will gather Thursday through Saturday, May 6-8, for the 37th annual Michigan Youth Arts Festival at Western Michigan University. The festival honors Michigan high school students gifted in the areas of dance, drama, instrumental and vocal music, visual arts, creative writing, and film/video. Unique to the state of Michigan, the festival began in 1963 as simple talent screening of young musicians. Today, it is a comprehensive arts spectacular, culminating a nine-month search for the finest artistic talent in Michigan high schools. Honorary chairperson of this year's festival is Betty Boone, executive director of the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, a position she has held since 1991. Prior to that she had been on staff with the former Michigan Council for the Arts since 1980, serving in a variety of capacities ranging from grant program coordination to management of the council's grant program office. The daughter of internationally renown Washington, D.C., artist, John N. Robinson, Sr., Boone has also been a community development consultant and is the former chairperson of the state and regional Program Panel for the National Endowment for the Arts. The outstanding students attending the festival will share their talents with their peers and the public through performances and exhibitions. In addition, part of the participant's experience while at the festival includes educational workshops and clinics offered by professional artists including Dr. Anton Armstrong, Conductor and Professor of Music at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota, and Conductor of the St. Olaf Choir, a position he assumed in 1990; Terry Blackhawk, poetry, and Peter Marcus, fiction; Kathryn Vander, of Vander Films, Detroit who will teach the film/video workshop; and faculty members from the WMU Departments of Art and Theatre, teaching a variety of workshops.

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76. UMHS News Releases Homepage Researchers at the University of michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center have video From birth through high school, it seems that American kids today have http://www2.med.umich.edu/prmc/media/relarch.cfm

Show 2001-2005 Releases On: *select topic* Addiction/substance abuse Alternative Medicine Animal research Biochemistry Biotechnology Brain and Nervous System Cancer Cardiovascular Cell biology Child/Adolescent Health Depression Dermatology Developmental biology Diabetes Drugs and medications Ear/nose/throat Emergency medicine Endocrinology Ethics, clinical and research Events Faculty or Staff Gastrointestinal Genetics Genitourinary (Kidney/bladder/ovary/prostate) Geriatrics/Aging Health Policy Health Minute Heart Hypertension Immune Disorders Infectious Disease Lung/pulmonary Diseases Managed Care Medical education Medical Imaging Mental health/psychiatry Microbiology Nanotechnology Neuroscience Nutrition Orthopaedics Pain Patient Feature Pregnancy/Reproduction Primary care/prevention Proteomics Public Health Sleep Disorders Sports Medicine/Fitness Stem Cells Surgery Transplant Vision/eye Advanced Press Release Search Advanced News Clip Search Search Full Text of 2001-2005 Press Releases: Help with Searching Contact information for: Information for: Radio news ... Geriatrics Center gives annual DeVito Award (09/22/05) The University of Michigan Geriatrics Center has awarded Janis Yonker, M.S.A., with its annual Anthony V. DeVito II Memorial Award, which recognizes outstanding service, dedication and commitment to excellence in the field of geriatrics education in Michigan.

77. Haisley Elementary School - Ann Arbor, Michigan Haisley Elementary school serves the North and East area of Ann Arbor. media Specialist Tamara Bond media Center bondt@aaps.k12.mi.us http://haisley.aaps.k12.mi.us/staff.html

@import "/c/cp.css"; Our Haisley Staff (Staff name, classroom number and email address) Kindergarten: Wanda Bobyan - 108 bobyan@aaps.k12.mi.us Charlotte Hornak (AM) - 106 hornakc@aaps.k12.mi.us Tricia McGuire (+EDO) - 105 merillat@aaps.k12.mi.us Sarah Bradley (PM) - 106 bradleys@aaps.k12.mi.us First Grade: Chris Dailey - 112 dailey@aaps.k12.mi.us Sarah Keith - 101 keith@aaps.k12.mi.us Elana Levine - 102 levine@aaps.k12.mi.us Marianne Rose - 104 rose@aaps.k12.mi.us Mary Ann Whitmer - Title I Reading Recovery Second Grade: Peggy Fine - 110 finem@aaps.k12.mi.us Colette Logan - 100 logan@aaps.k12.mi.us Karen Strohl - 101 strohl@aaps.k12.mi.us Third Grade: Fred Klein - 400 mrklein@aaps.k12.mi.us Ellen O'Malley - 300 omalley@aaps.k12.mi.us Patricia Stewart - 206 wilsonp@aaps.k12.mi.us Fourth Grade: Sharon Bono - 406 bono@aaps.k12.mi.us Susan Haines - 402 haines@aaps.k12.mi.us Nancy Schafer - 404 schafer@aaps.k12.mi.us Fifth Grade: Maria DeRosia - 304 derosiam@aaps.k12.mi.us Valerie Shedd - 306 shedd@aaps.k12.mi.us James Weindorf - 302 weindorf@aaps.k12.mi.us Special Education: Lower El. POHI: Angela Christiansen - 200

78. Haisley Elementary School - Ann Arbor, Michigan Haisley Elementary school serves the North and East area of Ann Arbor. media Center All students visit the media center at a scheduled time once a http://haisley.aaps.k12.mi.us/handbook.html

@import "/c/cp.css"; Parent Handbook 2004 - 2005 Breakfast and Lunch Programs Lost and Found Photographs Emergency Cards ... Parent Involvement and Home School Communication General Information Daily Schedule 8:48 - Bell rings; instructional period begins 8:30 - 8:48 Breakfast 11:48 Morning kindergarten is dismissed 11:30 - 12:18 1st and 2nd grade Lunch and Lunch Recess 12:00 - 12:48 3rd and 4th grades Lunch and Lunch Recess 12:18 - 1:06 5th grade Lunch and Lunch Recess 12:36 Afternoon kindergarten begins 3:36 School dismissed for all grades Please do not send your child to school early, as there is no supervision prior to the beginning of school. Also, direct your walking/biking children to come and go between school and home by the most direct safe route. Office Hours The school office is open from 8:15 - 4:15, Monday through Friday. At other times messages may be left on the school answering machine. The office is closed during the summer months when school is not in session except for one week after children are dismissed for the summer and two weeks prior to the return of children in August. A copy of the school calendar is available from the school office and on the Ann Arbor Public Schools web site. Before and After School Child Care, Kindergarten Care

79. Community Media Center - Grand Rapids, Michigan In the media. Van gives schools computer upgrade ; The mobile learning lab The center developed MOLLIE with a $234000 grant from the Department of http://www.grcmc.org/inthemedia_20011130.php

affiliates history staff board of directors ... in the media Van gives schools computer upgrade ; The mobile learning lab provides low-tech schools a technology boost. The Grand Rapids Press; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Nov 30, 2001; Asher Pimpleton / The Grand Rapids Press; A red van dubbed MOLLIE will bring computer training, high-speed Internet access and video-production to schools that have been bypassed by the so-called information superhighway. MOLLIE, short for "Mobile Learning Laboratory for Information Education," comes with 20 laptop computers, 16 video cameras and wireless Internet access, said Dirk Koning, executive director of the Community Media Center, a nonprofit group that promotes media access. "We've targeted schools with minimal technology," Koning said. "They're going from virtually zero technology to the best." The center developed MOLLIE with a $234,000 grant from the Department of Education and an $80,000 donation from Ameritech/SBC. The grants also allow the center to hire a director for the project for one year and provide funding for marketing and promotions and curriculum development. Seventh- and eighth-grade students have responded well to MOLLIE programs, which are being piloted at St. James School, said principal Thale Varana.

80. Information Center - Media Loans to build small schools split experts Reactions from michigan education experts In michigan, however, it seems that small high schools are bad when http://www.smallschoolsworkshop.org/dn042604none.html

Loans to build small schools split experts Reactions from Michigan education experts and groups: Detroit News April 26, 2005 Karen Adams, dean of the College of Education and Human Service, Central Michigan University: Gov. Jennifer Granholm has proposed zero-interest loans to school districts to help create new high schools of no more than 500 students. These smaller schools are intended to increase student learning by creating a learning environment in which students interact more personally with their teachers. Nationally, smaller schools have been credited with decreased dropout rates and increased test scores. This plan is an excellent and exciting one for Michigan, as long as those designing these new schools realize that just changing the size of the student body does not guarantee an increase in learning. Teachers and administrators must plan specific strategies ranging from class scheduling and teaching strategies to actual learning community activities. Involving those from similar and successful small school initiatives may provide important assistance in this planning process.

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