41. Error The campaign aimed at older citizens adds the Louisiana Association for the volunteer arm of the LSU AgCenter’s family and Consumer Sciences program http://www.agctr.lsu.edu/en/environment/insects/mosquitoes/senior citizens learn

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42. Employment And Volunteer Opportunities For Senior Citizens In Philadelphia S, e, senior Citizen s Guide logo Northeast New Jersey Individuals who havea science or education background and enjoy working with children are http://www.seniorcitizensguide.com/philly/listings/employment.htm

Home Search Resource Profiles Info Request ... City Search PHILADELPHIA RESOURCES Health Housing Services Activities ... New City CONTACT US About Us Advertising Distribution Add A Listing ... Questions? The following list is just a small sample of organizations that need your help or that offer stipends for volunteers. The Friends of Independence National Historical Park Wants You! When: Tuesday, June 28 from 8:15 to 11:30 A.M. What: Mulching, planting flowers, and the beatification of Independence Mall Why: Because we want the Mall to look its best for all the visitors expected during the July Fourth Weekend How: To register for thisvolunteer opportunity, please contact Christian Varquez at 215-861-4971 or christianv_inde@yahoo.com We encourage all of our volunteers to dress in red, white and blue! Gloves will be provided to all that volunteer. For more information about the Friends of Independence National Historical Park, please visit our website www.friendsofindependence.org Abington Free Library Adult Literacy Program Volunteer American Red Cross, Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter

43. MagNet1 People Know About, Government, Military, Tech science Education, Health,senior citizens. Pets. eScore Testing Ask Dr Koop AARP Cats http://www.magnet1.com/Home_family.htm

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44. Internet Sites For Senior Citizens ElderNet — Find links to information on health, law, investing, family, National senior citizens Law Center — Use this site to keep abreast of what s http://www.fspl.lib.ar.us/irseniors.html

Internet Sites for Seniors Especially for Seniors Genealogy Sites Health Information Online Legal Information ... Sites to Share with Grandkids Sites Especially for Seniors AARP Webplace — This online arm of the American Association of Retired Persons includes some interesting information. Among other things, you can share memories of the past with other AARP members, learn about upcoming events of interest to seniors, benefit from AARP's research into areas affecting seniors, and gain access to AARP's Web links for seniors. You don't have to be a member of AARP to enjoy this web site, but you can join online if you choose to. AgeNet — An informational site that contains information and helpful articles about geriatric health and medication, legal and financial information for seniors, insurance, caregiver information, and more. Well worth a look. ElderNet — Find links to information on health, law, investing, family, hobbies and activities, senior housing, and senior lifestyles in this "gateway to the Internet" for senior citizens. The annotated links to sites of interest make it fun to cruise around this site. There is something for everyone here! FirstGov for Seniors — This government-sponsored site provides access to government services and information all in one place. You can find information about benefits such as Medicare (and more), health and nutrition, consumer protection laws, taxes, employment and volunteer activities, and more. A great site for seniors!

45. Senior Citizens Keep On Surfing | Culture & Lifestyle | Deutsche Welle senior citizens are taking to the World Wide Web as the number of Silver Surfers The former Christian Social Union s Minister for family Ursula Lehr, http://dw-world.de/english/0,3367,1441_A_652694_1_A,00.html

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46. Human Development And Family Sciences Undergraduate Scholarships Eligibility senior students in Human Development and family Sciences Eligibility Undergraduate students who are US citizens or permanent residents http://www.utexas.edu/depts/he/hdfs/hdfsundergradscholarships.htm

Scholarships may be applied for by downloading the application and following the instructions. Each academic year we award approximately $55,000 in undergraduate scholarships. One application covers all scholarships for all students in each division and are also available in hard copy in Gearing Hall, Room 117 at the beginning of each Spring Semester. The application deadline varies from late February to early March. Details are specified on the application. Scholarships are awarded for the following academic year. For information contact: Linda McKinley Gordon Clark Bennett Scholarship in Human Ecology Eligibility: Students majoring in the Department of Human Ecology; awarded on basis of financial need and scholastic ability. C.J. Davidson Scholarship Eligibility: Preference given to female sophomore students majoring in the Department of Human Ecology. Based on character, leadership, personality, demonstrated financial need and scholastic performance. Scholarships are renewable. Mary E. Gearing Scholarship

47. LAC COURTE OREILLES TRIBAL AGENCIES Respite and child care services, family preservation and support, a worker fromIndian LCO senior citizens CENTER. LCO Reserve senior Nutrition Site http://sawyercountygov.org/Health_&_Human_Services/LAC COURTE_OREILLES_TRIBAL_AG

LCO COMMUNITY COLLEGE 13466W Trepania Road Hayward, WI 54843 PURPOSE: The LCO Community College offers a wide variety of courses leading to Associate degrees in several fields. Those completing the Associate of Arts degree must complete LCO Community College general education requirements as well as those courses required in the specific major. The following Associate of Arts degrees are offered: Business, with a Business Administration Track and a Tribal Management Track; General studies; Health, with Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counseling Track and a Community Health Track; Native American Studies; and Secretarial Science. Supporting these degree programs are course offerings in Art, Business Administration, Education, English, Health, History, Humanities, Math/Science, Native American Studies, Philosophy and Religion, Political Science, Psychology, Secretarial Science, and Sociology/ Anthropology. ELIGIBILITY: A policy of non-discrimination is practiced at the LCO Community College. LCO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER/ALCOHOL AND DRUG COUNSELING 13380 W Trepania Road Hayward, WI 54843

48. Emotional Support For Senior Citizens And Corporate Scams And Crisis In Educatio They would reel off the potential areas of application of science and technology Whenever I asked some senior citizens about the meaning of this term, http://www.imdr.edu/faculty/corporate_scam.htm

IMDR Faculty A.P.Bhupatkar About IMDR Faculty Linkpin ... Home IMDR PGDM PGDIT Placements Part Time ... Emotional Support for Senior Citizens The myth of the Knowledge Society Ashutosh P Bhupatkar The scientific establishment (SE) in our country is in venerable hands. The eminent leaders of the establishment are held in awe on account of their numerous achievements from the atomic power to the space launches of satellites. Many of these leaders never tire of speaking about the knowledge society and the need for India to take its due place in a world that would increasingly be dominated by knowledge societies. Coming as it does from such exalted personalities, the term 'knowledge society' inspires the same awe. It is not easy to understand what they mean by it. It could mean a society, which is organised on the basis of the knowledge possessed by different sections of the society. The most knowledgeable would be the most powerful sections, it would appear to a layman. Or its connotation is a society, in which production, distribution, maintenance and adaptation take place primarily on the basis of knowledge, which pushes other resources lower down the order of importance. Software engineers, doctors, lawyers and architects are examples of professionals who deploy their knowledge for the benefit of society and in the process acquire power, prestige and pelf. It could also mean a society in which all members strive to live by, for and with knowledge, such that the society grows and develops with the help of the knowledge resources.

49. What Is Service Learning? College of family and Consumer Sciences. Child and family Development (Students are required to visit assisted living facilities for senior citizens. http://www.uga.edu/servicelearning/course_digest.htm

Home What is Service-Learning? - Service-Learning Basics - Common Characteristics ... Service-Learning in the News Digest of Current Inventory of Service-Learning Courses Service-Learning Interest Group Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach, and Office of the Vice President for Instruction University of Georgia December, 2004 College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Agricultural and Environmental Sciences AESC 4920/6920: Service Learning (Project FOCUS) Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communication ALDR 3900 : Leadership and Service ALDR 4000 : Directed Project in Leadership Crop and Soil Science CRSS 2010 : Crop Science CRSS 3920 : Environmental Soil Science Internship CRSS 3930 : Turfgrass Management Internship Engineering ENGR 2920 : Engineering Design Methodology ENGR 4630 : Engineering Design of Residential Structures Horticulture HORT 2000 : Horticultural Science HORT 4091 : Professional Landscape Practices HORT (ANTH)(CRSS)(ECOL)(GEOG) 4931/6931 : Agroecology of Tropical America Field Trip Franklin College of Arts and Sciences Anthropology ANTH 4200/6200: Field Methods in Archaeology ANTH 4240/6240: Laboratory Methods in Archaeology ANTH(BIOL)(ECOL)(ENTO)(PBIO) 4260/6260-4260L/6260L: Natural History Collections Management (ANTH)(BIOL)ECOL(EETH)(ENTO)(FORS)(GEOL)(PATH)(PBIO) 4261: Museum of Natural History Internship ANTH 4630/6630: Field Methods Art ARED 2000: Foundations of Art Education ARED 3350: Basic Curriculum in Art Education

50. LSU AgCenter . Senior Citizens Learning To ‘Fight The Bite’ Image senior citizens pictureDistributed 09/20/02 Fight The Bite (FCE) –the volunteer arm of the LSU AgCenter’s family and Consumer Sciences program http://text.lsuagcenter.com/en/environment/insects/mosquitoes/senior citizens le

51. News Release - UT Health Science Center-San Antonio There the students are learning from senior professors who are sharing MD, associate professor of family practice at the Health science Center and http://www.uthscsa.edu/opa/releases/nrel03sep98-15.html

Contact: Other releases Office of Public Affairs Mission magazine Vital Signs ... University page Senior 'professors' help train San Antonio medical students (9/03/98) Catastrophic illnesses. Life memories. Medicines. Family members. Daily living skills. Hopes. Fears. Caring for the older patient is a complex challenge for any physician, and is a mission that requires compassion, understanding and skill. Fortunately, a new, aggressive curriculum at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is placing medical students in the private homes and assisted living facilities of senior citizens. There the students are learning from senior "professors" who are sharing their life situations. "We are devoting ourselves to developing the next generation of academic geriatricians," said David V. Espino, MD, associate professor of family practice at the Health Science Center and director of the Hartford Center for Excellence in Geriatrics Education. The San Antonio center, established in January with a $525,000 grant from the John A. Hartford Foundation in New York, is one of only 25 nationwide. The Health Science Center's Medical School curriculum was revised so that students gain clinical experience with seniors very early in their education and training, said Cynthia L. Alford, PhD, assistant professor of family practice and program coordinator with the Hartford Center. "By interviewing seniors about their health history and life events, the abstract classroom learning of the first years of Medical School becomes more relevant," she added.

52. PROTECT YOURSELF & YOUR FAMILY - Training For Life - Personal Protection Made Ea will learn the science of protecting one or several members of their familyduring an CDT developed a program specifically for the senior citizen. http://www.cdt-training.com/cdt new/CDT risk managment.html

Personal Protection Family Protection Law Enforcement Private S ecurity Personal Protection -it's a lifesaver CDT is the most effective non-deadly force system in the world. In thousands of street-tested circum stances where justifiable force was needed, CDT has been effectively employed without a single permanent injury to any person. Furthermore, no court of law has ever found someone using CDT justifiably to be liable. Tens of thousands of professionals from all walks of life such as law enforcement, security personnel, military, doctors, nurses, teachers, lawyers, airline personnel and everyday families have successfully completed CDT Certification Courses throughout the world. Now its your turn to take advantage of these same opportunities. Risk Management CDT's techniques help keep you out of harm's way. Due to random, daily acts of violence that occur in society, professionals in all walks of life - CEO's, doctors, lawyers, medical personnel, educators, flight crews and many others - are using street proven CDT techniques that can keep them and the individuals around them safe, if and when justified force becomes necessary. CDT training.....changing lives by saving lives.

53. St. Peter's Family Of Services > Resources For Seniors > Community Services Ontario Society (Coalition) of senior citizens Organizations www.web.net/~ocsco Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University - www-fhs.mcmaster.ca http://www.stpetes.ca/resources/

Sunday, September 25, 2005 Site Map Contact Us Home Health System ... Senior's Dental Clinic Health Professionals Direct Referrals Geriatric Service Recognition Awards Resources for Seniors Active Living Coalition for Older Adults - www.alcoa.ca Aging Parents and Elder Care - www.aging-parents-and-elder-care.com 50 More - www.50more.com Canadian Association for 50Plus - www.50plus.com Caregiver Network Inc. - www.caregiver.on.ca Eldercare Web - www.elderweb.com Geritol Follies - www.geritolfollies.ca National Institute on Aging - www.nia.nih.gov Older Women's Network - www.olderwomensnetwork.org Ontario Society (Coalition) of Senior Citizens' Organizations - www.web.net/~ocsco Partnership for Caring - www.partnershipforcaring.org Retirees Association of Mohawk College - www.mohawkc.on.ca/retirees Seniors Advisory - www.seniorsadvisory.com Seniors Canada Online - www.seniors.gc.ca SeniorCom Online Community - www.senior.com Senior Net - www.seniornet.org Seniors Search - seniorssearch.com Shopper's Drug Mart - Senior's - www.shoppersdrugmart.ca/english/health_wellness/seniors

54. HISTORIC HERITAGE SQUARE Historic Heritage Square is a part of Heritage science Park that Admission is$4 for adults, $3 for senior citizens and $1 for children 6 to 12 years http://www.phoenix.gov/PARKS/heritage.html

Searches Service Directory Word Search Calendar Maps Quick Links Airport/Sky Harbor City Jobs Departments A-Z Garbage/Recycling Mayor/City Council Online Services Public Meetings Public Safety What's New Mailing Lists This page requires JavaScript for full functionality. You may enable JavaScript through your browser's settings. Discover Phoenix Residents Businesses City Government ... Home Historic Heritage Square/ 115 N. Sixth St., Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 262-5029 Recording (602) 534-1786 Fax (602) 262-6713 TDD for hearing impaired (602) 262-6412 Central District, Parks and Recreation Department Restaurants Teeter House Tea Room Pizzeria Bianco Ruby Beet Gourmet Eatery Calendar of Events Historic Heritage Square Arizona Science Center Phoenix Museum of History (602-253-2734), restaurants and a parking garage. The park is operated by the city of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with the Rosson House-Heritage Square Foundation Historic Heritage Square is one of the Phoenix Points of Pride Discount parking If you have questions or need further information, call the city's Parks and Recreation Department office at Historic Heritage Square, (602) 262-5071. People with hearing impairments may call TDD at (602) 262-6713.

55. Center For Senior Citizens' Education The Center offers a number of programs for senior citizens as a way to enrich Gift certificates may be purchased and given to friends or family members http://www.stthomas.edu/csce/

CENTER FOR SENIOR CITIZENS’ EDUCATION The Center for Senior Citizens’ Education was established at the University of St. Thomas in 1973 to help older adults improve their decision making abilities concerning day-to-day living, to explore with them the basic techniques of financial and estate planning, and to enable them to continue living independently and in their own homes. The Center offers a number of programs for senior citizens as a way to enrich their lives and help them continue as active, participating members of the community. It provides a setting in which older adults are encouraged to share their experience and expertise with younger students. Gift certificates may be purchased and given to friends or family members as a way of encouraging their participation in Center programs. The University of St. Thomas has a commitment to serve the social as well as the academic needs of the community, and the Center for Senior Citizens’ Education is pleased to be able to offer these programs as part of the mission of the University. As an outreach program of the University of St. Thomas, the

56. Chesapeake Task Force On Aging - Aditional Resources For Senior Citizens Fees for services provided to citizens are based on their ability to pay. are Agriculture and Horticulture, family and Consumer Sciences and 4H Youth. http://www.chesapeake.va.us/communty/links/seniors/aging-agencies.html

City and State Agencies Chesapeake Animal Control Unit K. J. Strouse, Coordinator 3807 Cook Blvd. Chesapeake, VA 23323 Phone: (757) 382-8080 After Hours Phone: (757) 382-6161 Fax: (757) 485-7319 Website: www.cityofchesapeake.net/animalcontrol/ Chesapeake Animal Control Unit is the Animal Control Agency for the City. Also operates the Animal Shelter for the City. Enforce applicable laws and ordinances. Responds to citizen complaints regarding animal related matters. Chesapeake City Treasurer The Honorable Barbara O. Carraway, Treasurer P.O. Box 16495 Chesapeake, VA 23328-6495 Phone: (757) 382-6764 Fax: (757) 382-8145 Website: www.cityofchesapeake.net/treasurer/ The City of Chesapeake offers tax relief (real estate) for senior citizens. Applications taken by the office of Commissioner of the Revenue. Chesapeake Commissioner of The Revenue The Honorable Ray A. Conner, Commissioner

57. Senior Citizens' Secretariat - News Release: Elder Abuse Needs To Be Recognized- Most abuse is committed by someone the senior knows, such as a family member, With leadership from the Nova Scotia senior citizens Secretariat and its http://www.gov.ns.ca/scs/pubs/opedFeb11.htm

Government Home News Releases or try How Do I Find... News Releases All Government About Nova Scotia Government Directory Online Services How Do I Find... ... Special Reports News Releases Business Links Science and Nature Other Government Resources Elder Abuse Needs To Be RecognizedOp-Ed Piece Senior Citizens' Secretariat February 11, 2005 4:00 p.m. The following is an opinion piece by Valerie White, executive director of the Nova Scotia Senior Citizens' Secretariat. Privacy

58. @LA Senior Citizen/Elderly/Aged Resources In Southern California: Los Angeles Co Multipurpose senior Services Program Jewish family Service of Los Angeles MSSPPalos Verdes seniors Victor Valley senior citizens Club, Victorville http://www.at-la.com/@la-senior.htm

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59. Handbook Of Occupational Groups And Families, GS-0100 Definitions To Previous Page GS0100 - SOCIAL science, PSYCHOLOGY, AND WELFARE GROUP To Next senior citizens recreation activities, outdoor recreation activities, http://www.opm.gov/fedclass/text/GS-0100.htm

Handbook of Occupational Groups and Families Classification Programs Division Release Date: August 2001 Section Five of Sixty-six GS-0100 - SOCIAL SCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY, AND WELFARE GROUP This group includes all classes of positions the duties of which are to advise on, administer, supervise, or perform research or other professional and scientific work, subordinate technical work, or related clerical work in one or more of the social sciences; in psychology; in social work; in recreational activities; or in the administration of public welfare and insurance programs. Throughout the following information, an asterisk (*) stands for series with a published standard and a double asterisk (**) stands for series with a published flysheet. Series in this group are: GS-0101 - Social Science Series This series includes positions the duties of which are to advise on, administer, supervise or perform research or other professional and scientific work in one or any combination of the social sciences when such work is not classifiable in other series of this occupational group. GS-0102 - Social Science Aid and Technician Series This series covers positions involving nonprofessional work of a technical, specialized, or support nature in one or more of the social science or other occupational fields covered by this group when there is no more appropriate series. The positions require a practical understanding of the objectives, policies, procedures, or regulatory requirements pertaining to the work and the ability to apply skills or knowledge of the occupation involved. The work does not require full professional competence (or equivalent professional-level preparation) in the theories, principles, and concepts of the field.

60. Senior Citizen Information Resources - Links To Other Sites Online Information resources for the elderly senior citizens, family andfriends can also obtain facts about benefits that their loved ones may qualify http://www.hospicepatients.org/hospic55seniors-links.html

LINKS TO SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES (This section on "Links to Senior Citizen Resources" is continually being updated. We plan on adding many more sites to this category which is for websites specifically addressing the needs of seniors. Links for your own State government's website on aging is given at: Accessing Your State's own individual website . In many cases, a state has a separate website especially dedicated to serving senior citizens. If you find only one link listed, then go to the main State website and search from there for "seniors" or "aging." If you are aware of other senior citizen resources which would be helpful to others, please send an e-mail so that we may list those valuable web resources here. Thanks! AARP - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS www.aarp.org AARP is a nonprofit social welfare agency which advocates for the needs of mature, elderly citizens of the U.S. They have a wide variety of large scale projects, services and initiatives. ACCESS AMERICA FOR SENIORS www.seniors.gov

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