1. Education World Lesson Planning Fantastic Field Days! Home Lesson Planning Center Archives Holidays, PE Sports Lesson Planning Article. LESSON PLANNING ARTICLE Fantastic Field Days! http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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4. Anfd, Agricultural Expo, Australian Field Days, Orange, Orange "The 53rd Australian National Field Days takes place from Tuesday 19 to Thursday 21 October with planning for the event well underway. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

5. Vermont Fairs Field Days Expositions New England Country Fairs July 23 25 Lamoille County Field Days Route 100C, Johnson, VT Ph 802-635-7113 If you are planning a Vermont vacation and would like lodging http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. Crop Watch, August 3, 2001 Irrigating Soybeans; Spider Mites Field Days/Resources Identity preserved grain to be topic of August 9 "Market Journal" examine a pod as a guide to planning your irrigation http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. MFA Loggers/Forestry Field Days Equipment Show List of Exhibitor and Sponsors as of May 31st 2005 MFA Loggers/Forestry Field Days Equipment Show http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. Acreage News- From Brown To Gold Nebraska's Manure Value Field Days "From Brown to Gold Nebraska's Manure Value Field Days" who have attended the Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planning (CNMP) winter classes http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Welcome To Henty Machinery Field Days 2002 Henty Machinery Field Days Programme http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. NU IANR News NU Manure Field Days Offer Producers Land Application NU Manure Field Days Offer Producers Land Application Training. Related story LINCOLN, Neb. s Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planning Web http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. IS&EE Organizations Special events, exhibits at fairs, and work days made possible by over 7000 environmental field days at the 30 acre site, Project teach (Teenagers http://psrp.ucdavis.edu/science/organzns.html

Organizations (may have field sites) O1 - American River Parkway Foundation O2 - Cache Creek Conservancy O3 - California Department of Fish and Game O4 - California Native Plant Society ... O18 - Yolo County Resource Conservation District AMERICAN RIVER PARKWAY FOUNDATION Jacquie Swaback, Executive Director American River Parkway Foundation P.O. Box 188437 Sacramento, CA 95818 Phone: (916) 456-7423 Fax: (916) 455-4632 PROGRAMMATIC INFORMATION Educational Programs: Special events, exhibits/information at fairs, work days Type of Resources: Newsletter, restoration demonstration areas, urban riparian corridor Audience: Central Valley residents Annual Total Audience: Varies Program Cost: Free Program Goals: Preservation and restoration of American River Parkway through education and volunteer labor Special Features: Miles of recreation and natural area through Sacramento Organizational Information Type: Non-profit Personnel: 2 .5 staff, many volunteers Public Opportunities for Involvement: Restoration work days, Down River Day, Adopt-a-Mile, Great American River Clean Up Collaborations: Numerous corporations, other non-profits

12. CALS Newsline #31 Germ City provides a perfect activity at health fairs, school family nights, 8 2005 INDIAN LIVESTOCK field days. The Southwest Indian Agricultural http://cals.arizona.edu/pubs/newsline/newsline31.html

CALS NewsLine is dedicated to helping you learn more about our programs and activities. Subscription information is at the end of this newsletter. IN THIS NEWSLINE ISSUED MARCH 30, 2005: SPRING GARDENING: WEED CONTROL GERM CITY EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT BOOJUM TREE REMOVED FROM UA CAMPUS NEMATODE RESEARCH AT THE UA ... POLLEN INCREASE BRINGS MISERY 1 SPRING GARDENING: WEED CONTROL The abundance of rain this winter has led to an outstanding show of wildflowers in the desert. Along with the wildflowers has come an extraordinary growth of weeds. Weeds can be removed by hand, mowing or chemical control. In an effort to decrease the threat of wildfire this summer, some municipalities are stepping up code enforcement efforts by citing property owners for overgrown vegetation. For specific information in your area contact your local county cooperative extension office horticulture program. To learn more: http://cals.arizona.edu/urbanipm/weeds/weeds.html 2 GERM CITY EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT Hand washing is basic to food safety, personal health, and disease prevention. Most peopleincluding children and adults do not wash their hands as often or as well as needed.

13. County Plan Of Work field days Individual consultation Group meetings Participation in local health fairs Farm and home visits Videos Notebooks Self study materials http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/columbus/POW/

County Plan Of Work I.Executive Summary Columbus County is the third largest county in land area in North Carolina and has 10 incorporated towns (Whiteville, Tabor City, Fair Bluff, Chadbourn, Lake Waccamaw, Bolton, Sandyfield, Brunswick, Cerro Gordo, and Boardman). Columbus County is close to two large retirement areas, the North Carolina coast, and Myrtle Beach. The county has witnessed a trickle of retirees moving into the county, but not in large numbers. Columbus County's population is 48.1% male and has a median age of 36.9. 7,358 people, or 13.8% of the county's population, are over the age of 65. 1,269 Columbus County residents, or 2.3% of the county's total population, reported themselves as Hispanic or Latino (of any race). The economy in Columbus County has changed over the years in major ways. Agriculture, while still important in county earnings and income, employs only 2% of the workforce. Tobacco is still a cornerstone in the agricultural sector in county earnings despite quota reductions and national trends that have caused its decline in recent years. Timber is a large industry as over 400,000 acres of the county are forested. The unemployment rate has hovered between 6% and 10.6% since 1990, and only 500 more people are in the workforce than in 1990, despite 10.4% growth in the population. Wood product industries in manufacturing are prevalent here and have been for nearly 100 years, producing products such as lumber, plywood, furniture, pulp, paperboard, tools, cabinets, and pallets. However, this industry sector is under heavy global competition. International Paper remains the county's largest industry, largest employer, and largest taxpayer. The textile and apparel industries began to arrive in the 1940s and 1950s, but then began relocating or closing in the 1990s due to global competition. This sector has been the hardest hit area of the county economy. Since 1995, Columbus County has lost over 2,500 apparel/textile jobs.

14. CHS Internship Program - UCLA SPH Coordinated health fairs, identified community resources and health care family planning orientations to teens at the Teen Clinic, field tested http://www.ph.ucla.edu/chs/intern.html

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM UCLA School of Public Health Box 951772, L.A, CA 90095-1772 Phone (310) 825-5308 app-chs@admin.ph.ucla.edu The following is a listing of organizations that have hosted MPH interns from our department. Each listing also includes a brief description of what interns accomplished. As you will see, our interns are placed in a multitude of agencies domestically and internationally. For more information, contact Mike Prelip, MPH, CHS Field Program Supervisor at (310) 825-4506 or by email RECENT FIELD STUDIES: American Heart Association Evaluated state-wide HeartFest school site nutrition program, survey design and implementation, restructured volunteer speakers bureau. Conducted a marketing analysis of 4 key site areas (schoolsite, worksite, healthsite, communitysite) for program delivery. Designed evaluation instruments for various programs. American Lung Association - LA Chapter Wrote program curricula and gathered information on asthma medications and technologies available through pharmaceutical companies. Recruited facilitators to teach curricula in schools. American Red Cross - LA Chapter Assessed recruitment needs and weaknesses of volunteer function and developed action plan to meet identified goals for chapter.

15. Cast Clubs Students who donate time for fairs, field days, and events earn Dairy Club hats, Provide career planning and professional development for students http://cast.csufresno.edu/students/Clubdescriptions.htm

Organizations The College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Student Executive Council SEC provides a means whereby the students in CAST are more fully represented, both within CAST and the Associated Students, Inc (ASI) Senate. SEC supplies an avenue of communication between the students, the faculty and the administration of the CAST. Students are given the opportunity to have their voices heard by serving on the CAST ad hoc committees, and the university Student Cabinet. SEC meetings allow clubs from different departments within the college to communicate with each other. The clubs have the advantage of submitting a combined budget request for ASI funds each year. Participation in the SEC is beneficial not only to the clubs, but also to the individual representatives, who develop leadership, parliamentary procedure, and communication skills through interaction with the other members of the council, faculty and administration. For more information on the SEC, please contact the Office of the Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology at (559) 278-2061. Ag Ambassadors (Web Page) What better way is there to recruit students to the College of Agriculture Science and Technology than personal contact? Ag Ambassadors are Fresno State students with majors in the college, who travel to various high schools and junior colleges to talk one to one with students about the CAST programs. They also follow up with each interested student by mailing them information, making a personal phone call, or sending them e-mail to keep in touch.

16. Greater Portland Council Of Governments Part of health/safety fair On any Kids and Transportation topic, tailored to event goals Public Transportation Trip planning/field Trip 4th – 8th grade. http://www.gpcog.org/kids-transp.php

Search GPCOG: The GPCOG Steering Committee met on August 11th and set the schedule for meetings of the Executive Committee and Steering Committee for the upcoming year. Elementary School Class Presentations Elementary School Teacher Classes Summer Teacher Institute Middle School Class Presentations ... Resources Program Description The Kids and Transportation Program teaches students and teachers about how transportation choices impact air quality, land use, economics and communities. Administered by the Greater Portland Council of Governments, the program encourages walking, bicycling, carpooling, transportation on ferries, trains, planes and buses, and alternative fuels. Some elements include safety programs for elementary students. Funding The program is funded by federal funds administered by the Maine Department of Transportation. Matching funds are provided by private contributors. Staffing The program is managed by Erik Hermann Elementary School Class Presentations All presentations are FREE of CHARGE and booked on an individual basis.

17. WTW 19978 Archive: April 9 Open Enrollment health fairs for the 199899 FY are scheduled for Annual field Day. On Monday, April 13, Lambda Chi Alpha will sponsor its second annual http://www.wpi.edu/News/AtWPI/19978/apr09.html

Vol. 12, No. 27, April 9,1998 In this issue: Admissions Open House National Student-Athlete Day Blood Drive Monday Howard Emmons Distinguished Lecture ... Presentations and Publications Admissions Open House On Wednesday, April 15, the Admissions Office will host WPI...A Closer Look, an open house for accepted students. More than 500 students and their parents are expected to come to campus to learn more about the University during a day of tours, information sessions and activities designed to help the high schoolers decide whether to enroll in WPI's Class of 2002. A highlight of the program is a Student Activities Fair from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Harrington Auditorium (on the Quad weather permitting). For more information, call Melissa Allen, assistant director of admissions, at 831-5286. National Student-Athlete Day The Physical Education and Athletics Department and the Poly Club will co-sponsor the second annual Poly Club Challenge Cup on Monday, April 13, and Monday, April 20. This year, members of WPI's varsity teams will compete in bowling, horseshoes, a three-legged relay and an obstacle course. The event is being held in conjunction with National Student-Athlete Day, sponsored by the NCAA. The overall winner gets to take home the Gold Cup to keep for a year or until the team is unseated. Last year's Challenge Cup was won by members of the men's basketball team. Blood Drive Monday Members of Alpha Phi Omega, the co-ed national service fraternity, will sponsor a Red Cross Blood Drive from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, April 13, in Founders Hall. Individuals may sign up in Daniels Hall on Thursday and Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Walk-in donors are also welcome. Please note the extended hours.

18. 2004 Grant Recipients Step three involves visits from the health educator to teach the food guide pyramid, healthful Living field Day will involve the community and families, http://www.eatright.org/Public/7765_20757.cfm

Login ADA Home Page General Mills Champions Youth Nutrition and Fitness Grant Winners 2004 Project Summaries The American Dietetic Association Foundation and the General Mills Foundation are proud to announce the recipients of the 2004 Champions Youth Nutrition and Fitness Grants. Fifty nonprofit community groups across the U.S., each in collaboration with a Registered Dietitian, were awarded grants totaling $500,000 from the General Mills Foundation to support innovative programs to help children develop good nutrition and physical fitness habits that will last throughout their lives. Splash! Kids Aquatic Program Arthritis Foundation, Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Splash! Kids Aquatic Program serves 200 third to sixth graders from low-income African-American families. Through this program the children will learn sustainable skills for managing their diet, improving their decision-making ability, increasing their aerobic capacity, strength and flexibility and decreasing their body fat composition. This six-week program offers moderate to vigorous water exercise that’s safe, fun and appropriate for children and adolescents, including those with functional limitations such as juvenile diabetes, asthma and arthritis. A network of community resources will contribute this program’s continued success. Fitness Counts: 1, 2, 3!

19. Events In The United States field Office El Paso is already planning multiple events (a mayor s initiative with The annual World health Day event at PAHO open to all PAHO staff, http://www.paho.org/English/DD/PIN/whd03_calendar.htm

The Pan American Health Organization Promoting Health in the Americas Search Home Page Health Data Topics List Media Center Information Products PAHO Publishing Knowledge Resources Media Center Press Releases Perspectives in Health Magazine PAHO Today ... Contact Us World Health Day 2003 Healthy Environments for Children L I N K S WHD03 Main Page Press Releases Press Features Backgrounders ... Community Guide Calendar of Events Events in the United States Monday, 7 April 2003 PAHO Headquarters Event Kickoff event at PAHO 10am - 12pm, Room A Ceremony commemorating World Health Day Confirmed participants: Dr. Mirta Roses Periago, PAHO Director Rabbi Daniel Swartz, Keynote Speaker First Lady of Ecuador, Dr. Ximena Bohorquez Brazilian cartoonist Mauricio de Souza and "Monica" Invited dignitaries: HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson OAS Secretary-General César Gaviria Joanne Rodman, Director of the Office of Children's Health Protection (representing EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman) Kids Panel Tuesday, 8 April 2003 Children's Health Fair at the Humphrey Building HHS and EPA will hold a children's health fair in the Great Hall (10 am). Focus will be environmental health for children and related topics. There will be booths, games and activities for children. Guests to include: Dr. Mirta Roses, Director, PAHO, HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson, and dignitaries from USAID, State Department, Hispanic Caucus and other Latino Congressional representatives.

20. PUCFSN D. Develop and teach nine new technology classes which provide job training, In addition, we are planning a health fair in the fall hosted by local http://www.upenn.edu/ccp/programs/pucfsn/project.html

Through our three-part structure, PUCFSN provides technical assistance within a variety of project areas. Each area results from common interests of our members who serve to guide student interns in its execution. Some of our project areas and activities include: Extended Day Programs and Mentoring; Adult Skills Training; Technology Classes; Computer Hardware Refurbishment, Placement and Recycling (ie. computer labs); Health Care Initiatives; and Academically-Based Community Service Courses. Also, we assist local seminarians by providing unique field education placements. A. Develop and operate six new afterschool or summer programs held in communities of faith. We will create at least one new afterschool and/or summer programs annually in each of the four years. The first project sites will include Grace Lutheran, Taylor Tabernacle, and Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Simpson-Fletcher United Methodist Church Christ of Calvary - CAMP St. Mary Episcopal Church, Hamilton Village

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