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11. University Of North Carolina General Administration The University of north carolina is a multicampus university composed of 16 public senior institutions of higher education. http://www.northcarolina.edu/

12. UNCW Forensic Anthropology Offers a general description of the field that includes. education and career planning recommendations. Provided by A. Midori Albert, University of north carolina at Wilmington. http://people.uncw.edu/albertm/forensic.htm

Forensic Anthropology A. Midori Albert, Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Wilmington Forensic Anthropology Home UNCW Home Anthropology Home Education and Career Planning Recommendations Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) back What is a forensic anthropologist? How does forensic anthropology differ from forensic pathology? General information: Forensic anthropology is a subdiscipline within the subfield of physical anthropology. Anthropology is typcially comprised of three subfields: cultural anthropology, archaeology, and physical (aka biological) anthropology. Some people still include linguistics as a fourth subfield, but more commonly this area is being absorbed by the other three. Other disciplines in physical anthropology: genetics, human growth and development, primatology (study of primates), paleoanthropology (primate and human evolution), human osteology (study of the skeleton), paleodemography (vital statistics of past populations), skeletal biology, nutrition, dental anthropology, human adaptation and variation (to different climates, altitudes, etc.)and this is just to name a few... Forensic anthropology is an "applied" area. It borrows methods and techniques developed from skeletal biology and osteology and applies them to cases of forensic importance. Forensic means "legal."

13. General Education At The University Of North Carolina At Asheville APC general education Review Reports (20002001) Home. general education. at.The University of north carolina at Asheville http://www.unca.edu/genedrev/

Links SACS Self Study Home Page General Education Review Task Force members Sense of the Senate Resolution authorizing the work of GERTF (2.8.01) An Overview of the GERTF: Its Composition, Role, and Mission ... Minutes of the GERTF Other useful General Education links and pages Models for General Education General Education at other institutions Additional UNCA General Education documents and materials Departmental General Education Reports to the Academic Policies Committee APC General Education Review Reports (2000-2001) Home General Education at The University of North Carolina at Asheville DRAFT ARCHITECTURE OF A REVISED GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Outline of Draft Architecture (with descriptive links) I: The Liberal Studies Introductory Colloquium II: The Skills and Methods Courses III: The Integrative Liberal Studies Program (Humanities Core, Topical Clusters, Arts)

14. Welcome To The North Carolina Museum Of History Provides general museum information as well as information regarding exhibits, collections, associates, programs and events, regional museums, and education services. http://nchistory.dcr.state.nc.us/

5 East Edenton St., Raleigh, N.C. The North Carolina Museum of History is part of the Division of State History Museums, Office of Archives and History N.C. Department of Cultural Resources Web site last updated September 23, 2005

15. UNCA Catalog 2005-2006 - Table Of Contents Students must follow the general education requirements in effect at the time The University of north carolina at Asheville is committed to equality of http://www.unca.edu/catalog/

Catalog 2005-2006 Volume 40 The information contained in this catalog is intended for informational purposes only. Although this catalog presents policies and programs as accurately as possible at the time of publication, the university reserves the right to revise any section or part without notice or obligation. Students must follow the Integrative Liberal Studies (ILS) requirements in effect at the time of their first term of attendance as a degree-seeking student and major requirements in effect at the time they formally declare their major. Students who must reapply and are readmitted must follow the catalog in effect at the time of their readmission. Administrative regulations are not catalog specific and are subject to change at any time. The University of North Carolina at Asheville is committed to equality of educational experiences for students and is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. Previous Catalogs: Return to the top of the page Return to the top of the page Search: Catalog 2005-2006 - Volume 40 (entire book) Table of Contents The University of North Carolina at Asheville History of the University Mission Statement ... Federal, State and Institutional Aid

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This page should redirect to our new website: www.northcarolina.edu UNC Office of the President PO Box 2688 Chapel Hill, NC 27515

17. North Carolina Central University From the beginning, north carolina Central University has declared its purposeto be the Visual Communications, Art education, general Art, Studio Art, http://www.nccu.edu/academics/index.shtml

Search The Web Search nccu.edu Academics at NCCU OUR STUDENTS ARE OUR HIGHEST PRIORITY Teaching is the primary focus of the University. As a part of that focus, the University encourages its faculty to pursue intellectual development and rewards effective teaching. The University recognizes, however, the mutually reinforcing impact of scholarship and service on effective teaching and learning. North Carolina Central University, therefore, encourages and expects faculty and students to engage in scholarly, creative, and service activities which benefit the global community. DEGREES OFFERED BY NCCU DEGREES MAJORS FOR EACH DEGREE Bachelor of Arts Art, Art Education, Economics, Elementary Education, English, English Secondary Education, History, History Secondary Education, French, German, Middle School Education, Music, Music Education, Education, Political Science, Psychology, Spanish, Social Sciences, Sociology, Theatre, Theatre Education

18. NCCU: Admissions - General Info From the beginning, north carolina Central University has declared its purpose to be 1115 – 1215 pm Financing Your education at NCCU New School of http://www.nccu.edu/admissions/index.shtml

Search The Web Search nccu.edu News/Announcements Fall Open House - October 22, 2005 8:30AM to 4:00PM Note: This document and it's accompanying registration form is available as a printer-optimized PDF file For more details, e-mail admissions@nccu.edu. Welcome North Carolina Central University is committed to equality of educational opportunity and does not discriminate against applicants, students, or employees based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, or handicap. Moreover, NCCU is open to people of all races and actively seeks to promote racial integration by recruiting and enrolling a culturally and racially diverse student population. NCCU accepts qualified high school graduates who have never attended college and those who have previously attended college. All such persons, whether on-campus or distance education, who wish to pursue a degree program at NCCU or who wish to take courses for credit, must file an application with the appropriate admissions office. The applicant should also forward a high school transcript, or its equivalent, and a transcript of any college work attempted. Applicants may apply for admissions to the fall, spring or summer terms. All communications regarding application status and admissions related issues must be addressed to the Director of Undergraduate Admissions.

19. History Of Education In North Carolina Highlights of Public School education in north carolina Events and Dates The following year, the north carolina general Assembly proposed a http://www.ncpublicschools.org/students/edhistory.html

Curriculum Publication Sales Education Initiatives Agency Web Sites ... NC Schools Listing History of Public Education in North Carolina The History of Education in North Carolina publication and the Addendum to the History of Education publication is available in pdf format, get the Acrobat Reader to view it. CONTENTS The Colonial Period The Constitution of 1776 and the Early Years of Statehood The Education Act of 1839: A Period of Expansion The Constitution of 1868: Reconstruction through 1890 ... NC State Superintendents 1852-Present The Colonial Period Throughout the colonial period, the provincial government accepted no responsibility for education. The meager educational opportunities which did exist resulted primarily from the efforts of religious leaders of the Anglican, Presbyterian, Quaker, and Moravian churches and from private tutors employed by a single family or several families in a cooperative undertaking. Literate parents sometimes taught their own children and, perhaps, the children of neighbors. A few affluent parents, mostly plantation owners and merchants, sent their children to England for further education beyond that provided by tutors. In a very few instances, in early population centers like Edenton and New Bern, schools with several teachers were established. A state highway historical marker in Elizabeth City reads "First School. Charles Griffin Taught In This County, the First Known School in North Carolina, 1705-1708." These early schools in Pasquotank, Chowan, and Craven were the exceptions rather than the rule.

20. History Of The NC State Board Of Education Interest in education in north carolina began shortly after colonization. The President and general Directors of the Literary Fund of north carolina. http://www.ncpublicschools.org/state_board/SBE_history/chapter1.html

About the NC SBE SBE Meeting Information SBE Policy Manual Advisory Councils, ... HOME History of the North Carolina State Board of Education The Beginning of North Carolina's Public Schools Interest in education in North Carolina began shortly after colonization. Missionaries with the purpose of educating North Carolina's future ran the first schools. It was the State Constitution of 1776 that directed that "a School or Schools shall be established by the Legislature for the convenient instruction of youth, with such salaries to the Masters paid by the public." Even with the constitutional mandate, the public school system of North Carolina was slow to develop. In 1817, Archibald D. Murphey, known as the "father of public education," presented to the General Assembly a report that included a plan for the state's intervention in the educational process. Murphey's plan called for the General Assembly to establish a public school fund and further provided that a State Board be elected to manage that fund. He recommended that this Board of Public Instruction be established with six members: three from Raleigh or east of Raleigh, and three from Raleigh or west of Raleigh. The Literary Fund The General Assembly created a Literary Fund in 1825 to support public education. The Fund consisted of bank stocks, proceeds from sales of vacant lands, dividends from navigation companies, license taxes and money received from the federal government for aid in the removal of the Cherokee Indians. A Literary Board was created to administer the fund, with the duties of taking care of the fund and building it up by investing its income in stock. This Board was the first governing body for public education in North Carolina.

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