81. Archives Div._166_410 oregon State Archives Administrative Rules Navigation Banner and audiovisual, media, or resource center of the school, district, and ESD. http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/rules/OARS_100/OAR_166/166_410.html

The Oregon Administrative Rules contain OARs filed through August 15, 2005 SECRETARY OF STATE, ARCHIVES DIVISION DIVISION 410 EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICTS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, AND INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL RECORDS Library and Media Records This General Schedule is applicable to the library and media records of public schools, including education service districts, school districts, and individual schools. Retention periods apply to the record copy of all public records, regardless of medium or physical format, created or stored by the above specified agencies. Please note the exceptions to this General Schedule listed in OAR 166-030-0026 before disposing of records. Acquisition and Deaccession Records Records document the process of requesting, purchasing, and acquiring, as well as deaccessioning, books, periodicals, audio-visual, and other library materials. Records may include but are not limited to accession and deaccession registers; correspondence with publishers; questionnaires; request forms; bibliographic data; receipt notations; and related documentation. SEE ALSO Library Catalog Records in this section. (Minimum retention: (a) Registers: Until superseded or obsolete; (b) Other records: 3 years after school year in which records were created). Audio-Visual Materials and Equipment Loan Records Records document the loan, rental, scheduling, and delivery of audio-visual or media material and equipment to school, district, or ESD faculty or staff. Records may include but are not limited to request forms; extension and cancellation records; borrower identification; title and material identification; shipping or delivery information; booking records; attendance and number of times media used or shown; usage statistics; accounting records concerning the cost of material; and related documentation. (Minimum retention: (a) Extension and cancellation records: 1 month; (b) Equipment inventories: 3 years after superseded; (c) Other records: 3 years after school year in which records were created).

82. Campaign Oregon - University Of Oregon The center will be located in the University of oregon Portland Center at the school s already strong relationships with Portland media and business, http://giving.uoregon.edu/z/news_julyc.php

GIVE ONLINE NOW HOW TO GIVE ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM GIVING OPPORTUNITIES ... SPECIAL EVENTS School of Journalism and Communication The Vision The School of Journalism (SOJC) has been exploring the idea of a Portland program since the early 1990s. With an anonymous gift of $4.5 million and a $4.5-million gift from Business Wire founder and CEO Lorry Lokey, that vision will soon become a reality. The SOJC will open the University of Oregon Journalism and Communication George S. Turnbull Portland Center in fall 2005 and plans to offer degree programs by fall 2006. A faculty committee is reviewing program options. In the planning stages are a masters program in management communications for working professionals as well as a “Senior Experience,” which would synthesize senior-level coursework with internships in public relations for the school's undergraduate and professional masters programs. The University of Oregon Journalism and Communication George S. Turnbull Portland Center will serve working professionals in Portland who wish to advance their careers and will create new opportunities in the state's media center for Eugene-based students. The ultimate vision for the center, which is expected to be fully operational by Fall 2007, is to draw on the school's strengths in all professional areas. The center will be located in the University of Oregon Portland Center at 722 SW 2nd Ave. until a permanent site is found.

83. IMLS: Publications Conferences & Resources: Conferences His research interests center on schools as workplaces for adults, He was named oregon s Superintendent of the Year in 1991 and oregon Educational media http://www.imls.gov/pubs/whitehouse0602/bios.htm

White House Conference on School Libraries Speakers and Panelists Dr. Vartan Gregorian , President, Carnegie Corporation of New York, is a distinguished educator, scholar, and administrator. He earned a Ph.D. in history at Stanford University and served as a professor of history and administrator at the University of Texas and the University of Pennsylvania. From 1981 to 1989, he was the President of the New York Public Library, and from 1989 to 1997, he was president of Brown University. He is an outstanding spokesman for the central role that libraries play in education. Dr. Susan Neuman , Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, U. S. Department of Education, is a distinguished scholar and educator. Until 2001, she was Professor in Educational Studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and Director of the Center for the Improvement of Early Reading Achievement. Prior to joining the Michigan faculty, Dr. Neuman was a professor at Temple University in Philadelphia. She has also taught at Boston College, the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and Yale University. Early in her career Dr. Neuman was an elementary school teacher and a reading specialist. Dr. Keith Curry Lance

84. UO School Of Journalism And Communication | About The School Applications are available in the school s Hulteng Center. school of Journalism and Communication 1275 University of oregon Eugene, OR 974031275 http://jcomm.uoregon.edu/prospective/about.html

About the SOJC Prospective students Current students Apply Career Services ... UO Links Search: Printer-friendly page The UO School of Journalism and Communication offers programs leading to bachelors, master's and doctoral degrees. undergraduate students major in one of six areas: advertising, electronic media, communication studies, magazine journalism, news-editorial, or public relations. The school, which started as a department in 1912 and became a professional school in 1916, is one fo the oldest journalism schools in the United States and one of the most broadly conceived. The school is accredited by the national Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications ( ACEJMC ). The University of Oregon has one of the few accredited programs in the western United States with as many as six fields of study. The program is based on a premise that the best professional communicator is broadly educated. In accordance with national accrediting standards, undergraduate students must take at least 131 credits in courses outside the School of Journalism and Communication. Of those, 94 credits must be in courses from the

85. FineArt Forum Resource Directory Photographic Center school Photocenter school is Seattle s leading Photography Portland State University school of Fine and Performing Arts oregon http://www.msstate.edu/Fineart_Online/art-resources/academic.html

[fineArt forum] [search] [index] [help] ... [add a site] fineArt forum resource directory: Academic Resources Note: Schools (both studio art and art history) are grouped by geography. A World Community of Old Trees An ecology art project open to artists everywhere with a special section for students in grades 7-12 and their art teachers. Tips and Techniques - Mac Applications Digital Media Education Center offers tips and techniques for Mac basics, Adobe Photoshop, Premiere, Acrobat, PowerPoint, www page building, internet, and Avid Technologies Media Composer nonlinear editing system. International Directory of Design The only multilingual, multinational, multidisciplinary search engine in the world to: 7000 programs 3000 schools 30 disciplines 200 countries. Includes portfolios of student works. (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish) Worlds of Art Offered for undergraduate credit by Governers State University. Winter 1996. Schools Jump to Asia Australia Europe or North America Asia Kyushu Institute of Design Australia Australian National University: Institute of the Arts AusArts, the Australian National University Institute of the Arts Library Server. Information on the Canberra School of Art, the Canberra School of Music and the Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology. Electronic libraries for music and the visual arts. Electronic publications include the Australian Contemporary Textiles project; staff and student artworks; and papers on visual arts and the Internet (under author Joye Volker, Institute Librarian).

86. Portland Imc - 2005.03.22 - Healthy Foods For Oregon Schools Act To Be Voted On portland independent media center Make the healthy choice the easy choice in oregon schools by contacting your legislators with your support. http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2005/03/314026.shtml

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87. National Coalition On Racism In Sports And Media On high school and college campuses Native American students do not feel welcome if the school uses The Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility, http://www.aimovement.org/ncrsm/

Where is the honor? poster available through the AIM Store NCRSM BOARD OF DIRECTORS Vernon Bellecourt President, NCRSM National Representative American Indian Movement Grand Governing Council Anishinabe Ojibwe Nation Charlene Teters , MFA Vice-President, NCRSM Senior Editor, Indian Artist Magazine Professor, Institute of American Indian Art, Santa Fe Spokane Nation Juanita Helphrey Secretary/Treasurer, NCRSM Minister for Racial Justice Programs Board Homeland Ministries United Church of Christ (UCC) Hidatsa Nation Dr. Anita Hill Secretary-Treasurer, NCRSM Law Professor, Author, Lecturer Don Messec , MFA Director, Graphics Workshop College of Santa Fe William Means President, International Indian Treaty Council Oglala Lakota Nation Kenith S. Stern , JD Specialist on Anti-Semitism and Extremism American Jewish Committee Clyde Bellecourt National Director American Indian Movement Grand Governing Council Anishinabe Ojibwe Nation Richard Lapchick , PhD Director, Center for the Study of Sports and the National Consortium For Academics and Sports Rennard Strickland , SJD Dean and Philip H. Knight Professor of Law

88. French American International School · Academics · Library Media Center The French American International school strives to cultivate a student’s LIBRARY media CENTER. Library. The Patricia C. Inskeep Library is open from http://www.faispdx.org/academics/library.asp

News and Events Parents Staff Contact Us ... European and Regional Trips LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER The Patricia C. Inskeep Library is open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. on school days. The collection includes an impressive collection of over 10,000 volumes in French, Spanish, German and English. The collection includes picture books, chapter books, fiction and non-fiction, magazines, videos, and books with tapes in several languages. Both the librarian and the library aide are bilingual in French and English. We encourage parents to visit the library, borrow resources, and ask for recommendations. The International Conference Center in the library is available for meetings and class use. The children of the elementary school visit the library with their class once a week for story time in French and to check-out books. The middle school students come to the library on a regular basis with or without their teachers to do research, browse, and select books. Sixth grade students take an information literacy class. Through the library or computer lab, the students can access Encarta Encyclopedia and an array of subscription research databases in multiple languages.

89. NwFilmCenter | School Of Film ROGER MARGOLIS, a graduate of the UCLA film school and a Film Center faculty member He has also taught media literacy at the Vancouver school of Arts http://www.nwfilm.org/education/faculty.html

School of Film Home About the School Current Offerings Equipment Rental ... Location Search by letter: A B C D ... Z BUSHRA AZZOUZ holds an MA in Film from San Francisco State University. Her feature documentary, . . .AND WOMAN WOVE IT IN A BASKET, an exploration of traditional Klickitat basketry, has won multiple awards. Her video short, NO NEWS. . . , is a personal reflection on the events of 9/11 and cycles of violence. She is working to build community media through the Community Media Project and other research activities SUE ARBUTHNOT is an independent video producer/director. Her company, Hare in the Gate Productions, produces natural and cultural preservation and educational documentaries throughout the Pacific Northwest. She holds an M.F.A in film from Columbia University. KELLEY BAKER (www.angryfilmmaker.com) is the writer/director of two full length feature films, THE GAS CAFE, shot in digital video in 8 nights, and BIRDDOG, shot in 35mm, both now in distribution across the US and Canada with European to follow next year. His numerous award-winning short films have been featured at film festivals, media centers and on television worldwide, including Sundance, PBS, The Learning Channel and Australian Television. He also produces commercials, music videos and promotional films for corporate and community clients and supervised the sound design on Gus Van Sant's FINDING FORESTER, GOOD WILL HUNTING and MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO. He holds an MFA from USC in Film.

90. Portland State School Of Fine Performing Arts Home Our school is committed to the study and practice of Architecture, Art, FPA media Arts Center Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs http://www.pdx.edu/fpa/

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44 Listings for: (Location: Oregon) Brief View SEARCH AGAIN Next >> Oregon Art Schools and Art Colleges Degree Programs/Certifications: Advertising, Animation, Art Education, Calligraphy, Digital Design, Drawing, Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Illustration, Interior Design, Media Arts, Painting, Photography, Sculpture... Largest Cities: Aloha, Beaverton, Bend, Corvallis, Eugene, Grants Pass, Gresham, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Medford, Portland, Salem, Springfield, Tigard, Tualatin ... State ZIP Codes: Often described to be a photographer's dream, Oregon boasts an amazing array of natural landscape including towering mountains and volcanoes, arid deserts, thick forests, clear blue lakes, and miles of rugged Pacific coastline. Oregon also proudly boasts more ghost towns than any other state, contributing to its varied beauty and rich history. With organizations such as the Oregon Arts Commission promoting and supporting art, art education, and art careers throughout the state, it's not surprising the art community will enjoy an estimated 16% increase in job opportunities through 2014, making Oregon a prime place to begin studying one's craft. There are 31 Art Institutes located in major cities across North America!

92. EMG 2004 Meeting, Portland, Oregon Portland, oregon June 914, 2004 This meeting was planned in collaboration with Independent media Arts Preservation (IMAP). Together EMG and IMAP are http://aic.stanford.edu/sg/emg/portland2004.html

H o m e A b s t r a c t s L i n k s R e s o u r c e s Electronic Media Group AIC Annual Meeting 2004 Hilton Portland and Executive Tower Portland, Oregon June 9-14, 2004 Special Sessions Program Information June 13-14, 2004 Overview Sessions and Presentations What is EMG? EMG's Partners in 2004 RELATED LINKS: Other EMG Events in 2004 Overview Is progress being made in addressing the many preservation challenges posed by technology-driven cultural materials? The Electronic Media Group's special 2004 program, supported with a grant from The National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, answers this question by focusing on the latest efforts underway. Participants presented case studies and other examples of methods applied for the purpose of extending the life of electronic art, multimedia, audiovisual materials, computer and video games and other interactive works and environments. Highlights of the program include: Results of the use of emulation in the preservation of electronic works in danger of loss due to technology obsolescence Collecting, documenting and caring for electronic equipment as cultural artifacts and as tools of artists and other innovators

93. CDC Media Relations: MMWR News Synopsis For August 10, 2001 CDC, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (770) 488–4410 Effectiveness of a Middle school Vaccination Law — California, 1999–2001 http://www.cdc.gov/od/oc/media/mmwrnews/n010810.htm

Media Home Contact Us Site Contents Contact Us Press Releases Transcripts MMWR Summaries ... News Photos Related Links Centers at CDC Data and Statistics Health Topics A-Z Image Library ... National Health Observances Div. of Media Relations 1600 Clifton Road MS D-25 Atlanta, GA 30333 Fax (404) 639-7394 Synopsis for August 10, 2001 MMWR articles are embargoed until 4 p.m., EST, Thursdays. School-Associated Student Homicide and Suicide Events — United States, 1992–1999 Effectiveness of a Middle School Vaccination Law — California, 1999–2001 Effectiveness of School-Based Programs as a Component of a Statewide Tobacco Control Initiative — Oregon, 1999–2000 Synopsis for August 10, 2001 School-Associated Student Homicide and Suicide Events — United States, 1992–1999 School-associated homicide rates are highest near the start of each school semester, while suicide rates are generally higher in the spring semester. PRESS CONTACT: Mark Anderson, M.D., M.P.H. CDC, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control New information from a CDC study may help school administrators in better planning and implementing violence prevention programs. In analyzing school-associated violent deaths since the beginning of the 1992 school year, CDC researchers found that student homicide rates are typically highest near the start of the fall and spring semesters. Student suicide rates were higher during the spring semester. Over the seven-year study, CDC confirmed 209 school-associated violent deaths. The latter equates to an average of 1 student homicide event every 7 school days, and 1 student suicide event every 31 school days. Additional violence prevention information is available on the home page of CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control at:

94. The Task Force - Media Center - Press Release media Center Current Press Releases Contact Us National and State Groups Partner to Defeat oregon s AntiGLBT Ballot Measure 9. media CONTACT http://www.thetaskforce.org/media/release.cfm?releaseID=344

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96. Campus Activism :: Student Activist Resources An extensive database of tools for student activists, groups, resources, and events. http://www.campusactivism.org/

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