41. LMC Catalog school Library media Program of the Year Committee. AASL. 1989; Editorial Board . Facilitated the move to open access library media centers. http://www.lmcsource.com/consultants/conniechamplin.html

Connie Champlin cchamp@iquest.net Connie Champlin brings a wide range of expertize to her consulting. Her work in education covers a variety of areas: classroom teacher, school library media specialist, district administrator, library consultant, staff development coordinator, author, and media technology consultant. With over thirty years of experience as an educator, Connie's work reflects her understanding of student learning, schools, media centers, and instructional technology. She has presented workshops across the United States, as well as in the Philippines, South Korea, and Thailand. As a district administrator in four school districts, Connie integrated information and media literacy skills into into the curriculum, planned technology staff development activities and faciliated the implementation of distance learning, information delivery systems, and computer technology at new and renovated schools. She has provided leadership as districts implemented Information Power , national guidelines for school library medua programs, including open access media centers and co-planning of media specialists and teachers at all levels.

42. Beacons Of Excellence Identified Fred J. Page High School As Exemplary Page High school, located in Franklin, tennessee, is a comprehensive high A state of the art media Center is available for student and teacher use. http://ici2.umn.edu/beacons/schools/Page.htm

Schools Identified: Fred J. Page High School Franklin, Tennessee Project Overview Schools Identified Research Findings Home Page "United in the pursuit of excellence. We educate each student by valuing respect, responsibility, and relevancy in a dynamic and enlightening environment.” Page High School, located in Franklin, Tennessee, is a comprehensive high school situated in picturesque southeastern Williamson County. Our student body currently numbers 880 student in grades 9-12. Page has a very diverse student body, composed of students from rural and suburban areas of the community. Page High School opened in the fall of 1976 as a 7-12 school. A separate middle school was added adjacent the high school in 1981. Since opening there have been four major renovation projects including the addition of a new gym, nine science labs, four computer labs, state of the art media center, and several new athletic facilities. th grade, Spanish language and Spanish Literature. Enrollment in these courses has more than doubled, from 70 slots to over 180, in the last two years.

43. IJive.com Search Engine: Tennessee: Education: School Libraries McCallie school Library media Center Chattanooga, TN http//www.mccallie.org/library/Default.htm tennessee Association of school Librarians http://ijive.com/Tennessee/Education/School_Libraries/

the entire directory only this category About Us Add URL Modify Url Link To Us ... Education : School Libraries LINKS: Clinton High School Library Information Center Clinton, TN http://chs.acs.ac/library/main.htm Farragut Primary School Library Farragut, TN http://www.korrnet.org/read/ Hyde Library Learning Center Memphis University School's library. http://www.musowls.org/library/index.htm Ketron Middle School Media Center Kingsport, TN http://volweb.utk.edu/Schools/sullivan/ketron/library.htm McCallie School Library Media Center Chattanooga, TN http://www.mccallie.org/library/Default.htm St. Agnes - St. Dominic Schools Library At independent school in Memphis. http://library.saa-sds.org/ Tennessee Association of School Librarians Organization established to encourage professional growth and development of school library media specialists and promote cooperation. Includes organization news and information, listserv signup and archives, and links. http://www.korrnet.org/tasl/ About Us Add URL Modify Url Link To Us ... Contact Us

44. Microsoft Media Center Community Expert Zone Support Webcast Using media Center Extender networks in Windows XP tennessee, is a technology consultant for East Ridge High school and a http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/communities/mediacenter.mspx

Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for: Windows XP Home Security At Home Microsoft At Home Microsoft At Work Windows XP Editions Home Edition Professional Media Center Edition Tablet PC Edition ... Professional x64 Edition Information For Home Users Students Small Businesses IT Professionals ... Developers Resources Using Windows XP Downloads Support Expert Zone ... Expert Zone Media Center Community Media Center enthusiasts are coming together on the Internet every day in a lively online community to share ideas, experience, and expertise about Windows XP Media Center Edition. It's a great way to learn about the technology. If you are new to online community, visit the Getting Started page. Featured Media Center Community Columns Should you build or buy a new Media Center PC? MVP Terri Stratton builds her own Media Center PC. Find and Record Movies with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Lead Softwareer Scott Sanders loves to watch and record movies. He explains how Media Center makes it easier to find movies on TV and also how to find and record movies that air in the future. Columnist Tony Northrup explains how to use Media Center and Portable Media Center to watch recorded shows when traveling.

45. Conferences By Date Convention Center Francis Marion Hotel, tennessee Association of school Librarians Radisson Hotel Convention Center, Association for Indiana media http://www.hwwilson.com/conferences/bydate/Jan_aug.htm

What's New Free Trials Orders Contacts ... Shopping Cart Conferences by Date—September 2005 to July 2006 Revised: 9-6-2005 Conferences by Region SEPTEMBER 2005 TENN-SHARE September 22, 2005 Location: Nashville, TN Rep: Leonard DiSanto Kentucky Library Association and Kentucky School Media Assoc. September 14-17, 2005 Location: Louisville, KY Rep: Lynda O'Connor Convention Center: The Galt House East Minnesota Library Association September 21-23, 2005 Location: Minneapolis, MN Rep: Bruce Preslan Convention Center: The Depot (Courtyard by Marriott) North Carolina Library Association September 21-23, 2005 Location: Winston-Salem, NC Rep: Leonard DiSanto Convention Center: Benton Convention Center Pennsylvania Library Association September 25-28, 2005 Location: Hershey, PA Rep: Jo Seik Convention Center: NLA/NEMA Conference September 28-30, 2005

46. ALA | School Library Funding school library media centers can contribute to improved student achievement byproviding upto-date instructional materials aligned to the curriculum and http://www.ala.org/ala/washoff/WOissues/washfunding/schlbryfunds/schlbryfunds.ht

Washington Office Events Issues Civil Liberties, Intellectual Freedom and Privacy ... Funding School Library Funding School Library Funding This Page: Summary of the program Eligibility Dpt. of Ed. Grant Recipients On Other pages: State Funding Histories Improving Literacy Through School Libraries (Fact Sheet pdf) A "Highly Qualified" Librarian In Every School Library (pdf) Other Sites: US Department of Education (main) Improving Literacy Through School Libraries Click on the "Take @ction" to jump to ALA's Legislative Action Center See what library legislation is hot Send a letter or fax to Congress Last Update: 15-Feb-2005 16:31 Summary of the program The Improving Literacy Through School Libraries program is designed to improve student literacy skills and academic achievement by providing schools with up-to-date library materials and to ensure that school library media centers are staffed by well-trained and professionally certified school media specialists. The program is administered by the Department of Education and is the first program specifically aimed at upgrading school libraries since the original school library resources program was established in 1965. Numerous studies* show there is a clear link between the quality of library media programs in schools staffed by an experienced school library media specialist and student academic achievement. School library media centers can contribute to improved student achievement by providing up-to-date instructional materials aligned to the curriculum and instructional practices, collaborating with and supporting teachers, administrators, and parents, and extending their hours of operation beyond the school day.

47. East Tennessee Historical Society - Tours About ETHS Plan your visit Get involved Contact us media center High school US History 3405. Discovery Boxes tennessee settlement and http://www.east-tennessee-history.org/default.cfm?FuseAction=184321&SectionID=3&

48. IMLS: Publications Conferences & Resources: Conferences gold bullet, History of Medford school District Library media centers Dr.Steve Wisely, Superintendent, Medford school District, Medford, OR http://www.imls.gov/pubs/whitehouse0602/whitehouse.htm

White House Conference on School Libraries On June 4, 2002, Laura Bush hosted a White House Conference on School Libraries to discuss the latest research on libraries, student achievement and successful local programs. Mrs. Bush was joined by her co-host, Dr. Robert Martin, Director of the Institute of Museum and Library Services and education, library, government and philanthropic leaders from across the country. Experts and panelists offered compelling stories of the power of school libraries to make a difference in student achievement. Opening Remarks - First Lady Laura Bush Opening Remarks - Dr. Robert Martin, Director, Institute of Museum and Library Services White House Conference on School Libraries: Keynote Address - Dr. Vartan Gregorian, Carnegie Corporation The Role of School Libraries in Elementary and Secondary Eduation - Dr. Susan Neuman, Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, United States Department of Education What Research Tells Us About the Importance of School Libraries , Keith Curry Lance, Ph.D., Director, Library Research Service, Colorado State Library Reflections of an Empowered Library - Faye Pharr, Lakeside Academy of Math, Science, and Technology, Chattanooga, TN

49. >> Robert Bell Of Tennessee Tech Unfortunately, he also set up a school to teach individuals how to cook Business media Center Director Kevin Liska, in collaboration with the Putnam http://www.aascu.org/leadership/testimony/robt_Ball05.htm

Robert Bell, President, Tennessee Technological University Tennessee Technological University GOVERNOR BREDESEN'S "METH FREE TENNESSEE" BILL AASCU PUBLIC POLICY AGENDA AASCU Resources Policy Publications Leadership Testimony of Robert R. Bell President, Tennessee Technological University Before the Committee on Science U.S. House of Representatives March 3, 2005 INTRODUCTION While TTU is a public university serving students from all over our state, many other states, and many foreign nations, we retain a special mission-based commitment to serve the Upper Cumberland Region of Tennessee. The Upper Cumberland Region, containing roughly 40 counties, ranges from just East of Nashville to just West of Knoxville, and from the Kentucky border to just north of Chattanooga. The region TTU serves is predominantly rural and has been dramatically impacted by the meth problem. SIGNIFICANCE OF PROBLEM / RISE IN THE NUMBER OF USERS AND LABS Meth was first introduced as an illicit drug in Tennessee in 1978. A Tennessee native, who had been imprisoned in California, brought the knowledge and production methods back to his home after he was released. Unfortunately, he also set up a "school" to teach individuals how to "cook" meth for a fee.

50. Public Relations As A Catalyst -- The Center For Health And Health Care In Schoo The coalition for schoolbased health centers has been building for eight to tennessee and made a stop at one of Memphis school-based health centers. http://www.healthinschools.org/pr.asp

Public Relations as a Catalyst School-Based Health Centers - Communications Public Relations As a Catalyst for School-Based Healthcare By Andrew Burness Reprinted with permission from Public Relations Quarterly Winter 1996-97 Last July, Louisiana Governor Mike Foster, a Republican, signed a $2.65 million line item in the state budget that authorized significant new funds for school-based health centers. This would not be so unusual unless one takes into account that, only a few years before, Las Vegas odds makers would have cast the probability of this outcome as something approximating the cancellation of Mardi Gras. What happened over time in Louisiana was due, in large measure, to superb public relations work, and it's symptomatic of a trend that has seen school-based health centers grow from 350 nationally in 1992 to nearly 900 this year. School-based healthcare that addresses a wide range of health problems traces its origins to the early 70s when medical visionaries in Boston, St. Paul and Dallas independently recognized that bringing healthcare to children in schools could overcome barriers to needed care. For many children, health problems - from sports injuries to depression, from asthma to substance abuse -stood a much better chance of being prevented and treated in schoo ls than in traditional medical settings. After all, emergency rooms weren't designed to solve basic health problems, and for children who lacked a regular source of care, a doctor's office or a community clinic was either unaffordable or located away from home or school. In the latter case, getting care was difficult for working parents and others who rarely have hours available to arrange appointments, travel to the health provider, and return home hours later.

51. Gale - Greenhaven - Trade Shows Jun 2527, Regional Educational media Center Association of Michigan, Traverse City, Oct 17-19, tennessee Association of school Librarians, Franklin, TN http://www.gale.com/greenhaven/tradeshows.htm

Trade Shows Whenever we can, we like to meet face-to-face to discuss how we can best meet your information needs. We encourage you to visit Gale representatives at the following trade shows in 2002: Date Show Location Jan 3-6 American Historical Association San Francisco, CA Jan 18-21 ALA Midwinter New Orleans, LA Jan 31 - Feb 1 Ontario Library Association Toronto, Ontario Feb 6-8 Texas Computer Educational Austin, TX Feb 14-16 Colorado Educational Media Association Colorado Springs, CO Feb, 22-23 North Carolina Association for Educational Communication and Technology Charlotte, NC Feb 24-27 Council of Social Work Education Nashville, TN Feb 27 Illinois Vendor Fair Chicago, IL Feb 26-Mar 1 Illinois Technology Conference St.Charles, IL Mar 1 Online Northwest 2002 Eugene, OR Mar 5-9 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Anaheim, CA Mar 5-8 Louisiana Library Association Baton Rouge, LA Mar 6-8 Florida Educational Technology Show Orlando, FL Mar 6-8 Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning Grand Rapids, MI

52. Gale - Fivestar Press - Tradeshows Jun 17, Regional Educational media Center Association of Michigan, Traverse City, MI Nov 2023, tennessee Association of school Librarians, Franklin, TN http://www.gale.com/fivestar/tradeshows.htm

Five Star Home About Five Star Product Information and Catalog Customer Service ... Contact Us Trade Shows Whenever we can, we like to meet face-to-face to discuss how we can best meet your information needs. We encourage you to visit Thomson Gale representatives at the following trade shows in 2003: Date Show Location Jan 2-5 American Historical Association Chicago, IL Jan 25-28 ALA Mid-Winter Philadelphia, PA Jan 30-31 Ontario Library Association Toronto, CA Feb 3-5 Ohio School Net State Tech Conference Columbus, OH Feb 3-7 Texas Computer Educational Association Auston, TX Feb 4 Illinois Vendor Fair Chicago, IL Feb 4-6 Florida Educational Technology Conference Orlando, FL Feb 6 Illinois Vendor Fair Springfield, IL Feb 25-28 Illinois Technology Conference for Education St. Charles, IL Mar 5-7 South Carolina Association of School Librarians Columbia, SC Mar 6-7 Research Tri, NC Mar 6-8 Kentucky Teaching and Learning Conference Louisville, KY Mar 6-9 Alaska Library Association Juneau, AK Mar 12-14 Computers in Libraries Washington, D.C

53. TLA02-Schedule Providing Curriculum Support in the school Library media Center Maribeth Manoff,30 Years and the 21st Century tennessee s school of Information http://www.mtsu.edu/~wblack/tla02-sch.html

Reflection : Celebration : Anticipation TUESDAY MARCH 26 PRECONFERENCES TITLE SPEAKER(S) LOCATION Legislative Primer Penny Frere Annelle Huggins Lt. Governor Wilder's conference room, One Legislative Plaza (Backup = Nashville Public Library - Conf. Rm. 3) Envisioning the Future Tennessee Libraries : The Next 100 Years Maureen Sullivan, leader Paul Gherman Peter Nerzak Donna Nicely Chris Nugent Convention Center - 103 Usability Testing : Making Your Website More User Friendly Elaina Norlin CM! (Winters) Palacio Nashville Public Library - 1A Resource Alignment Providing Curriculum Support in the School Library Media Center Karen Lowe Convention Center - 102 Consumer Health Information on the Internet Jana Allcock Nashville Public Library - 2nd Floor Computer Room Security Issues Today Warren Graham Convention Center - 104 PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2002 Intellectual Freedom Breakfast John Seigenthaler General Session Wayne Wiegand and Maureen Sullivan 11:00 - Noon Grand Opening and Free Time in Exhibits Luncheon Recorded Books Speakers Presentation of Centennial Awards Noon - 2:00 Fourth Annual TLA Used Book Sale Tennessee History Book Award Winners: Current Projects Walter Durham Paul Conklin Ridley Wills Tips for Writing Winning Grant Proposals Karen Lowe The Best in Children's Books Michael Shoulders Finding and Evaluating Medical Information Jana Allcock Finding Information on the Internet : 2002 Trends Gretchen Whitney A Media Revolution: Fomenting Change in Media Service Delivery

54. Wilson Central High School Library TeacherWeb Library/Media Center CLASS Library/media Center. school PHONE 4534600 Both are certified bythe State of tennessee and hold M.Ed. degrees from Middle tennessee State http://teacherweb.com/tn/wilsoncentralhighschool/library/

55. APH Educational Products Advisory Committee Oregon Textbook and media Center Kuenzi Hall, Room B6 999 Locust St. NE Consultant, Resource Center for the Visually Impaired tennessee school for the http://www.aph.org/fedquotpgm/pubcomm.htm

HOME PRODUCTS LOUIS SHOP ... SEARCH Educational Products Advisory Committee 2004 - 2005 Larry Brown, Chair Manager Oregon Textbook and Media Center Kuenzi Hall, Room B6 999 Locust St. NE Salem, OR 97303 Phone: 503-763-2413 Fax: 503-763-2979 Email: Larry.Brown@wesd.org Robb Farrell Maryland State Department of Education Maryland School for the Blind Director, Statewide Instructional Resource Center 3501 Taylor Ave Baltimore MD 21236 Phone: (410) 319-5715 Fax: (410) 319-5706 Email: robbf@mdschblind.org Kenalea Johnson Outreach Director New Mexico School for the Visually Handicapped 1900 N. White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo, NM 88310 Phone: (505) 439-4493 Fax: (505) 439-4417 Email: kjohnson@nmsvh.k12.nm.us Overbrook School for the Blind Bernadette Kappen Director Overbrook School for the Blind 6333 Malvern Ave Philadelphia PA 19151-2597 Phone: (215) 877-0313 Fax: (215) 877-2466 Email: BMK@OBS.ORG Carol McCarroll Consultant, Resource Center for the Visually Impaired Tennessee School for the Blind 115 Stewarts Ferry Pike Nashville, TN 37214

56. Libweb - Libraries On The Web USA; Farragut High school Knoxville, TN, tennessee, USA; Fermilab Batavia, IL, Walter Johnson High school media Center Bethesda, MD, Maryland, USA http://lists.webjunction.org/libweb/usa-special.html

Libraries on the Web USA Special Current update: 09/25/05 If this list is too long, try a keyword search AIP Center for History of Physics College Park, MD, Maryland, USA Air Force Research Laboratory Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, Ohio, USA Aitkin High School Aitkin, MN, Minnesota, USA Alaska Resources Library and Information Service Anchorage, AK, Alaska, USA American Antiquarian Society Worcester, MA, Massachusetts, USA American Baptist Historical Society Rochester, NY, New York, USA American Kennel Club Library New York, NY, New York, USA American Museum of Natural History New York, NY, New York, USA American Organ Archives Princeton, NJ, New Jersey, USA American Philosophical Society Philadelphia, PA, Pennsylvania, USA Anchorage School District Anchorage, AK, Alaska, USA Arcadia Valley Middle/High School Ironton, MO, Missouri, USA Archives of African American Music and Culture Bloomington, IN, Indiana, USA Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL, Illinois, USA Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, IL, Illinois, USA Audio Visual Institute of DuPage Lombard, IL, Illinois, USA

57. Selected Statistics On Public School Library/media Centers, By State: 1993-94 Percentages are based on schools that have library/media centers. In school year199091, 96 percent of public schools had library/media centers. http://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d98/d98t417.asp

site index ED.gov 1998 Tables and Figures All Years of Tables and Figures ... Current Issue of the Digest Table 417. - Selected statistics on public school library/media centers, by state: 1993-94 NOTE.Percentages are based on schools that have library/media centers. In school year 1990-91, 96 percent of public schools had library/media centers. Standard errors appear in parentheses. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Schools and Staffing Survey, 1993-94, unpublished data. (This table was prepared August 1997.) Download this table as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (95 kb XLS file). Download this table as a Lotus 123 spreadsheet (39 kb WK1 file). Download this table in PDF format (16 kb PDF file). back to top NCES Headlines UPDATED DATA! Public School District Finance Peer Search NEW! Projections of Education Statistics to 2014 NEW DATA! Compare Public Libraries NCES Home ... Site Index National Center for Education Statistics Institute of Education Sciences U.S. Dept. of Education map 1990 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006, USA, Phone: (202) 502-7300

58. SC / MLA 2005 In Puerto Rico - Contributed Posters Morehouse school of Medicine, Multimedia Center, 720 Westview Drive, SW, Amy Gideon, Middle tennessee school of Anesthesia, amy@mtsa.edu (615) http://rcm-library.rcm.upr.edu/scmla2005/ContributedPosters.html

59. Contact Us - University School Home, Johnson City, TN University school East tennessee State University PO Box 70632 Johnson City, TN376141702 Dr. Catherine Edwards, media Center. Library (423) 439-5752 http://coe.etsu.edu/uschool/contact/

CONTACT US Dr. Deborah DeFrieze, Director Dr. Catherine Edwards, Assistant Director for Student Life CONTACT US Physical Address 12 Seehorn Dr Johnson City, TN (located on ETSU's campus by the Administration Building) Mailing Address University School East Tennessee State University PO Box 70632 Johnson City, TN 37614-1702 University School, Main Phone Number Information: (423) 439-4333 Fax: (423) 439-5921 Dr. Deborah DeFrieze, Director Email: defrieze@etsu.edu Dr. Catherine Edwards, Assistant Director for Student Life Email: edwardsc@etsu.edu contact webmaster

60. Little Fine Arts Library Media Center, University Of Kentucky Libraries The media Center is the service site in the Fine Arts Library for sound Office of Public Information; public school educators in Kentucky and tennessee; http://www.uky.edu/Libraries/lfalc.html

Little Fine Arts Library Media Center Recital Database The Media Center is the service site in the Fine Arts Library for sound recordings and videos. The collection, currently at over 18,000 items, contains western art music, jazz, folk and ethnic music that supports the School of Music curriculum. The Media Center is also the only place where the recorded concerts of School of Music faculty, student, and ensembles are archived and accessible. Services include providing recorded music to School of Music faculty for teaching and research purposes as well as reserves for student assignments and exam preparation. The collection is considered reference material and, therefore, does not circulate. However, anyone from the University community and the general public is welcome to come and use the facilities on site. Some past clients have included the UK hospital; Hospice of the Bluegrass; UK Office of Public Information; public school educators in Kentucky and Tennessee; The Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra; UK community Colleges; and local television and radio stations. A new audio/visual system specifically designed to meet the needs of the Little Fine Arts Library was recently installed. This system includes 49 listening/study carrels each equipped with a mini-disc recorder, headphone amplifier, and a remote control keypad. A source console containing all the playback equipment connected to a switching matrix and controlling software provides the necessary routing of the a/v signals to any or all of the listening/viewing carrels. The remote keypad in each carrel is used by patrons to control the source to which they are listening. This new system should provide for all the audio-visual needs of the library while preserving the physical condition of the collection.

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