41. Fleet And Family Support Center - Kingsville Texas PERSONAL financial management PROGRAM (PFMP) OPNAVINST 1740.5 (OPNAV) The PFMP and CFS have been successful in the South texas Region and have assisted http://www.navyfamily.com/pfm.html

Personal Financial Management The Next Command Financial Specialist Class TBA PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (PFMP) OPNAVINST 1740.5 (OPNAV) established and guides our Personal Financial Management Program (PFMP). Here at FFSC Kingsville we offer a comprehensive program featuring counseling, information, referral and education. With education as the centerpiece, the PFMP goal is to empower service members and their families with the knowledge and skills for informed management of their financial resources. PFMP approaches financial education two ways. First the focus is on training Command Financial Specialists (CFS), who are at the command's unit, activity, and department levels. The PFMP and CFS have been successful in the South Texas Region and have assisted on the reduction of indebtedness and time lost from duty dealing with financial problems. Second are command leadership programs, financial education programs for members and families; as well as networking and ongoing training. Under the OPNAVINST, the FFSC at NAS Kingsville is charged with CFS education, training, and support for the South Texas Region. Also, South Texas Region PFMP provides services and education to the nearly 10,000 service members and their families and to NAS JRB Fort Worth, Navy Recruiting District, San Antonio and regional reserve centers in the Rio Grande Valley.

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Home About Us Looking for Help? Give ... Community Resource Center Help for Nonprofits Since 1987, the Management Assistance Program (MAP) has been Houston's one-stop management support center for nonprofits. Thanks to volunteer consultants who represent a broad array of professional disciplines-fundraising, marketing, financial management, information technology, and others MAP is able to provide high quality assistance to support and improve business processes of nonprofit organizations. Let MAP help your nonprofit organization thrive in today's competitive environment by taking advantage of these MAP services: Management Telephone Consultations Agency Self-Assessment Technology Assessment MAP Partnership ... Consulting Services Skill Building Computer Learning Center Workshops MAP Resource Library MAP Publications Leadership Development Leaders Circles Mentorship Program CEO Coaching Nonprofit Executive Certificate Program Board Development Blueprint for Boards (customized board training) Facilitated Retreats Strategic Planning Your success is our mission . Call or email map@unitedwayhouston.org

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UNT Home Graduate Studies College of Business OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRADUATE STUDIES The M.B.A. program is designed to prepare graduates for successful careers in business and industry in the 21st century. The degree requires a minimum of 36 semester hours, which students can earn by scheduling classes entirely in the evenings. The M.S. with a major in real estate is designed to provide advanced study for property professionals and students interested in developing their skills in this area. A minimum of 30 hours is required to complete the program. The M.S. with a major in finance allows students to combine study of finance with one other functional area, such as quantitative methods or accounting. A minimum of 30 hours is required to complete the program. The M.S. with a major in decision technologies is intended for those who desire a strong, specialized degree in operational and strategic decision making. The program covers individual and group decision making, expert and decision support systems, and human interaction with technology in all areas of business. The M.S. with a major in information technologies provides an appropriate base of knowledge for entry into the management information systems profession. It focuses on the strategic management of information technology.

44. Public Administration Graduate Studies - University Of North Texas The program was one of the first in texas to be accredited by the National Association Public budgeting; financial management; revenue administration. http://www.unt.edu/pais/grad/gpadm.htm

Graduate Studies School of Community Service Public Administration Opportunities for graduate studies Graduates of UNT's nationally-ranked master of public administration program hold leadership positions in government agencies and in the private and nonprofit sectors. The M.P.A. curriculum emphasizes a combination of courses and practical experience that leads to entry-level management positions for students just beginning their professional careers or to job advancement for those already in public service. About the M.P.A. Program National Reputation in Government Management U.S. News and World Report ranks the M.P.A. program at UNT as the best in Texas and the Southwest, and 10th in the nation, in city management and urban policy. The program was one of the first in Texas to be accredited by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration and the first in the North Texas region accredited by N.A.S.P.A.A. Careers The M.P.A. program is in its 43rd year and has more than 800 alumni. Fifty-five percent serve in local government, 13 percent in federal and state government, 13 percent in nonprofit or private agencies, and the remainder in higher education and foreign governments. In Texas, more city executives (city managers, deputy city managers and assistant city managers) hold a master's degree from UNT than from any other university. Some recent graduates are employed in government and nonprofit agencies in such areas as city management, budget analysis, human resources, parks and recreation, economic and community development, planning, and program evaluation.

45. Texas Council On Family Violence The Hotline Program Director is responsible for the leadership and daily operations of Responsible for all financial management including budgeting, http://www.tcfv.org/employment.htm

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46. Carter Financial Management, Planning Advisory Services - Dallas, Texas Carter financial management and Carter Advisory Services. Dallas, texas 75225 (214) 3634200 Fax (214) 363-4369. info@cascfm.com http://www.cascfm.com/f_about.htm

Carter Financial Management Raymond James Financial Services 8117 Preston Road, Suite #420 Dallas, Texas 75225 Fax (214) 363-4369 info@cascfm.com Our Services Comprehensive Financial Planning Cash and Asset Management Brokerage Services and Investment Products Risk Management and Insurance Products ... Seminars Our Services CFM provides financial planning services through Carter Advisory Services and follows the professionally recognized 6-step process for financial planning as defined by the College for Financial Planning. To provide prospective clients an overview of the company, we provide a one hour meeting to introduce our services to you. Comprehensive Financial Planning Beginning with the client's current situation, planners assess assets, liabilities, cash flow, taxes, insurance in force, and estate planning documentation. Specific goals and objectives are subsequently defined. This process reveals immediate steps needed to meet short-term financial objectives, and defines obstacles to be overcome for attainment of long-term goals such as retirement and estate planning. The next step is the development of a written financial plan, followed by implementation of prioritized recommendations. Periodic reviews and updates are provided, which ensure that current objectives are being reviewed in an ever-changing economic climate.

47. Texas Department Of State Health Services - Disaster Mental Health Plan IFG Individual and Family Grant Program IFMIS- Integrated financial management Information System IMS- Information management Systems http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/comprep/dmh/DMHPacs.shtm

@import url(/css/hhss.css); /*IE and NN6x styles */ skip to: page content sidebar navigation header navigation footer navigation ... Contact Information Disaster Mental Health Plan COMMON ACRONYMS ABA- American Bar Association ACE- Automated Construction Estimating AD- Associate Director ADAMS- Automated Disaster Assistance Management System ALE- Additional Living Expense ARC- American Red Cross ASCS- Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service BFC- Bill for Collection CBFP- Cora Brown Fund Program CBRA- Coastal Barrier Resources Act CBRS- Coastal Barrier Resources System CCP- Crisis Counseling Program CFR- Code of Federal Regulations CISD- Critical Incident Stress Debriefing CISM- Critical Incident Stress Management CMHO- Community Mental Health Organization CMHS- Center for Mental Health Services CPI- Consumer Price Index DAE- Disaster Assistance Employee DARIS- Disaster Automated Reporting and Information System DD- Damaged Dwelling DFC- Disaster Finance Center DFO- Disaster Field Office DH- Disaster Housing DHAP- Disaster Housing Assistance Program DLS- Disaster Legal Services DLSP- Disaster Legal Services Program DOB- Duplication of Benefits DOL- Department of Labor DRC- Disaster Recovery Center DRM- Disaster Recovery Manager DUA- Disaster Unemployment Assistance DV- Disaster Victim EA- Environmental Assessment EMI- Emergency Management Institute EOC- Emergency Operations Center EOP- Emergency Operating Procedure ERT- Emergency Response Team ESDRB- Emergency Services and Disaster Relief Branch ESF- Emergency Support Function

48. Texas Department Of State Health Services, Program Phone List texas Diabetes Council/Diabetes Program, (512) 4587490. texas Health Steps (formerly EPSDT) WIC financial management Division, (512) 458-7444 http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/phone.shtm

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49. Welcome To Texas A&M University At Galveston texas A M University at Galveston The Ocean is our Classroom. (979) 845-8112 for texas A M University financial management office. http://www.tamug.edu/forms/compact.htm

at Galveston Administration Curriculum Outreach Programs Texas Maritime Academy ... Email Admissions Compact with Texans William Hearn Interim Vice President and CEO Associate Vice President; Student Affairs and Administration P.O. Box 1675 Galveston, TX 77553-1675 Phone (409) 740-4586 Fax (409) 740-4407 hearnb@tamug.edu Formal written complaints concerning the University’s services may be directed to academic departments, administrative offices, State Required Report website or the Customer Service Representative listed above. A written response will be made to each written compliant within 10 working days. The Complaint will be forwarded to the appropriate University office for resolution, and the written response shall indicate to whom the compliant has been forwarded and when the complainant may expect a response from that office. The formal written complaint procedures are not intended to supplant the other established procedures that have been and will continue to be used as a means for TAMUG’s customers to receive information and resolve issues. We thank you for accessing our web site and sincerely hope the information we provide will be helpful. Our goal is to provide a university environment that is learner-centered; emphasizes academic rigor and high expectations of students, faculty, and staff; encourages involvement in the life of the institution beyond the classroom; fosters an environment of caring and concern; and promotes success and leadership development for all students. Contact Dr. James McCloy, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs at (409) 740-4408 or contact our website at

50. Texas Commission On Fire Protection A-List And B-List Courses Fire Service financial management. Fire Service Information management Training Program management. Use of Microcomputers for Fire Service management http://www.tcfp.state.tx.us/standards/course_list.asp

Texas Commission on Fire Protection PO Box 2286 - Austin, TX 78768-2286 - Phone (512) 239-4911 - FAX (512) 239-4917 - E-mail: info@tcfp.state.tx.us Frequently Visited Pages H ome E mployment ... eeting Calendar Website Overview Site Overview Site Outline Site Updates Frequently Asked Questions Agency Overview Mission and Goals Compact with Texans Texas Government Code Chapter 419 (PDF) Certifications and Test Scores Lookup T est Scores Lookup ... and Notice of Termination Standards Manuals and Forms Standards Division Overview S tandards Manual Standards Forms ... Performance Skills Certification Requirements Basic Certification Renewal FAQs Basic Inspector FAQs Transferring to Texas ... A-List and B-List Courses Standards Compliance SOP Template Compliance Data Worksheet (PDF) Emergency Funding Funding Program Overview Funding Rules Previous Grants and Loans Request for Hard ... Copy Application Resource Library R esource Library Overview Online Audiovisual Catalog Newsletter Current Issue HTML archives PDF archives Meetings and Agendas M eeting Calendar Calendar Archives Reports Strategic Plan (PDF) LAR (PDF) Operating Budget (PDF) Annual Financial Report (PDF) ... Respiratory Protection Fire Departments and Certified Training Facilities Texas Fire D epartments Certified Training Facilities ... Upcoming Training Contact Us Commissioners Advisory Committees Staff Maps to Commission Privacy and Public Information Privacy Statement Public Information Act Feedback Form Accessibility Statement A-List and B-List Courses To earn intermediate, advanced and master certifications in fire protection, certificate holders must meet specific time and training requirements. Certain combinations of the

51. Texas Department Of Agriculture - Funding Opportunities The Integrated Pest management Grant Program promotes the use of IPM in financial assistance to nonentitlement cities (designated by the texas http://www.agr.state.tx.us/iga/grants_funding/

Funding Information The Texas Department of Agriculture offers many opportunities for people to receive funding in the form of Grants or Loans. Grants I Texas Capital Fund I Other GRANTS The Texas-Israel Exchange Fund The fund was established to support agricultural research and development as well as improve trade and business relations between Texas and Israel. I ntegrated Pest Management (IPM) The Integrated Pest Management Grant Program promotes the use of IPM in agriculture by providing funds to non profit producers, educational or research organizations. Integrated Pest Management is a farming system that curbs pest populations by using a variety of practices including biological pest controls, pest-resistant crop plants, crop rotations, planting date adjustments, crop residue destruction and pesticides, when insects or weeds reach economically damaging levels. Urban Schools Agricultural Projects This is an exciting agricultural-related grant program for urban elementary public school pupils enrolled in districts with populations of 49,000 or more. The program helps improve students’ understanding of agriculture through projects such as school vegetable gardens, which can provide lessons not only in horticulture, but also in water conservation and nutrition. Projects are limited only to the extent of an applicant’s imagination.

52. Funding Opportunities - Texas Commission On Environmental Quality - Www.tceq.sta participate in the AirCheck texas Repair and Replacement Program may seek financial Water Quality management Planning (Section 604b) Grants Program http://www.tceq.state.tx.us/nav/funding/funding_opps.html

SITE SEARCH: SUBJECT INDEX Air Water Waste ... Agency Organization Map Site Navigation Reporting Environmental Quality TCEQ Home About TCEQ ... Dispute Resolution Have you had contact with the TCEQ lately? Complete our Customer Satisfaction Survey Contracts, Funding and Fees Questions or Comments: ac@tceq.state.tx.us Funding Opportunities The TCEQ offers many funding opportunities to a variety of groups or individuals to carry out programs related to our mission. The TCEQ generally refers to these wide-ranging funding opportunities as "grants" (see "Definition of Grants" Competitive grants: Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Program Heavy-Duty Motor Vehicle Purchase or Lease Incentive Program Regional Solid Waste Grants Program AirCheck Texas Repair and Replacement Assistance Program ... Nonpoint Source Grant Program Non-competitive grants: Air Monitoring (Section 105) Grants Program Water Quality Management Planning (Section 604b) Grants Program Mobile Source Outreach Grants Program Texas Clean Rivers Program Definition of "Grants" TCEQ considers "grants" to be awards in the form of financial assistance, including federal cooperative agreements, made to eligible entities who will derive a primary benefit from assistance of the granting agent. These grants may be attained through a competitive or non-competitive applications process. Assistance may be in the form of money, property, or other financial assistance paid by the TCEQ to carry out a program in accordance with TCEQ rules and guidance.

53. Government Performance Project 2001/Report Card: Texas financial management B+. The surpluses roll on year after year here, texas recently acquired a Unified Transportation Program, developed by the http://governing.com/gpp/2001/gp1tx.htm

Grading the States introduction THE GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE PROJECT Report Card: Texas GOVERNOR Rick Perry (Republican, took office 2000) George W. Bush (Republican, 1995-2000) FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: B+ The surpluses roll on year after year here, largely because of very conservative revenue estimates, which have been about 5 to 7 percent below the mark in the past two biennia. The same is proving true this time. For years, leaders appeared to believe that, because of the surpluses, no reasonably sized rainy day fund was necessary. Now the fund is growing fast: It recently received a $130 million infusion of cash from gas severance taxes. Then the comptroller decided to put in another $800 million in early January, racheting the fund up toward the 3-percent level. Long-term planning could be better; formal projections only go out through the next biennium. CAPITAL MANAGEMENT: B Texas recently acquired a Unified Transportation Program, developed by the transportation department, which stretches over 10 years and separates projects into 34 categories. Projects get higher consideration if local governments can come to the table with some funding of their own. A three-member Transportation Commission then approves the 10-year plan. The plan holds the departments accountable for the future impact of current construction projects. So Texas can now boast of being one of the few states in the country that makes specific correlations between new projects and future operating and maintenance costs.

54. The University Of Texas At Dallas School Of Management The School of management at The University of texas at Dallas has set its Additionally, financial Times ranked the UTD Executive MBA program 61st in the http://www.black-collegian.com/graduateschool/profiles/utd1204.shtml

Search Job Bank Post Resumé My Account For Employers ... Cornerstones Pick up a free copy of THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine from your career services office, or subscribe here Graduate/Professional School THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT The School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas has set its sights on becoming one of the nation's leading public business schools. The largest and fastest-growing of UTD's schools, the School of Management has seen enrollments double over the last nine years. In all, the school registered 4,484 students in fall 2004, nearly a third of UTD's total student population. Doctoral enrollments in the school have nearly doubled in seven years. As it is experiencing rapid growth, the school is also beginning to gain national prominence. During the last year, U.S. News and World Report ranked UTD's Cohort MBA program among the top 62 fulltime MBA programs in the nation and among the top 35 at public colleges and universities. Additionally

55. Texas Pest Management Association - IPM Partners The texas IPM Program is the only public/private coordinated pest management handles the day to day routines of financial management for the program, http://www.tpma.org/bulletins/texasipm1999-00/

PREFACE The Texas IPM Program is the only public/private coordinated pest management program of its kind in the United States. Since the 1970's, when pilot projects were developed in several key agricultural areas of the state, the program has evolved into a highly efficient melding of public/private sector efforts. The concept of IPM is based on sound and proven technology, and the Texas based program has contributed much to the total national IPM effort. The Texas Pest Management Association has been designated as the administrative unit of the Texas program. The organization handles the day to day routines of financial management for the program, and handles the administrative needs of the statewide program. The Texas Agricultural Extension Service provides the needed expertise to develop and implement new IPM technologies to a number of different farm commodities produced across Texas. Texas agriculture has always been innovative in developing new ideas and concepts that address both industry needs, as well as environmental issues.

56. Texas State 2003-2005 Graduate Catalog Dept Of Health Administration Admission to the graduate healthcare administration program is selective and (30) An introduction to healthcare financial management including the http://www.gradcollege.txstate.edu/03-05GCatalog/depthealthadmin.html

Department of Health Administration Home Page Major and Degree Offered Certificate Program Offered Purpose ... Graduate Faculty Major and Degree Offered: Healthcare Administration, MHA Certificate Program Offered: Healthcare Administration Major Program The Department of Health Administration offers the degree of Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) with a major in healthcare administration. Purpose The major in healthcare administration offers courses designed to enhance the career mobility of persons currently employed in health professions as well as to provide a solid base of academic and directed experiences for persons who may desire entry into the field of health administration. The primary focus of the curriculum is middle-to senior-level management. Principal areas of study include health and disease; sociological, economic, legal and political forces which affect health care; and management organizational behaviors including such specializations as financial management, human resource management, planning, marketing, and data generation and analysis. Major Prerequisites Course prerequisites for healthcare administration majors include the following: statistics, economics, financial accounting (HA 3375 or ACC 2361), management information systems (HA 3340 or CIS 3370), and medical terminology (HIM 2360). These prerequisites may be accepted from other universities and must be taken prior to the graduate course for which they are required, but they need not necessarily be taken prior to admission to the program.

57. TWDB Financial Assistance Programs Index to TWDB financial assistance program information. Federal Emergency management Agency Flood Mitigation Assistance. Type Grant http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/assistance/financial/financial_main.asp

Financial Assistance Category Program Agriculture Colonias Flood Mitigation Groundwater - Natural Resources ... Water Research Grant Program Categories: Agriculture Agriculture Water Conservation Grants Type: Grant (up to 100%) Uses: demonstrations, education, research, technical assistance, and technology transfer. Grants may also be made to political subdivisions for agricultural water conservation projects for purchase and installation (on public or private property) of metering devices to measure irrigation water use in order to quantify effects of different water conservation strategies. Applicants: State Agencies and Political Subdivisions of the State Availability: Annual funding opportunity; Solicitations appear in Texas Register. Agriculture Water Conservation Loans Type: Loan Uses: Conservation projects that: 1.) improves water use efficiency of water delivery and application, or 2.) prepares irrigated land for conversion to dry land farming, or 3.) prepares dry land for more efficient use of natural precipitation, or 4.) purchases and installs on public or private property devices designed to indicate the amount of water withdrawn for irrigation use, or 5.) brush control activities conduced under Chapter 203 of Agriculture Code, or 6.) other conservation projects defined by TWDB rules.

58. Minutes -Texas Water Development Board Special Work Session For July 15, 2003. Issues discussed at the texas Water Development Board Work Session of July 15, Officer (OCFO) is responsible for financial management of the agency, http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/publications/agenda/2003 Minutes/08_19_03minspecial1

Minutes of the TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD WORK SESSION August 19, 2003 Chairman E.G. Rod Pittman called to order the work session of the Texas Water Development Board at 12:30 p.m. in Room 513F of the Stephen F. Austin Building, Austin, Texas. The following Board members were present, constituting a quorum: Jack Hunt, Vice Chairman Wales H. Madden, Jr., Member Bill Meadows, Member D.V. Guerra Jr., Member Thomas Weir Labatt III, Member Members of Texas Water Development Board staff attending included: Barney Austin, Shari Daffern, Ignacio Madera, Jr., Bill Mullican, Leonard Olson, Gary Powell, Suzanne Schwartz, Molly Takvorian, Gilbert Ward, Kevin Ward, and Otis Williams. The following individuals were present: J.A. Lazarus, Senate Natural Resources Committee Tom Linder, LBB analyst The items on the formal agenda were considered in the following order. 1. BRIEFING AND DISCUSSION ON THE FISCAL YEAR 2004 OPERATING BUDGET.

59. WGU - Education Online - Financial Aid, Scholarships education degree online network management teacher certification texas teacher A special program offering stipends up to $5000 (or a bonus up to http://www.wgu.edu/tuition_financial_aid/scholarships.asp

education online distance learning online university online degree ... Home Scholarships Scholarships Great news! Through the generosity of numerous corporations and foundations, plus special federal government appropriations, Western Governors University is able to offer attractive scholarships to qualified students. Some scholarships are restricted to individuals pursuing degrees in certain programs or who reside in specific geographic areas. We encourage all individuals to apply who meet the specific scholarship criteria. Scholarships for Master's Degrees for Educators Scholarships up to $4,000 for current teachers in Utah. These scholarships are available for one of the three Master of Education (M.Ed.) degrees or three Master of Arts degrees (in math education, science education or ELL). Made possible through special funding from the federal government and other sources. Learn more about Scholarships for Master's Degrees for Educators and apply Scholarships for South Dakota Residents Learn more about the South Dakota Scholarships and apply Troops to Teachers A special program offering stipends up to $5,000 (or a bonus up to $10,000) for retired military personnel, or a current member of the Reserves or National Guard, to earn a teaching degree or certification. A joint project of the U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Department of Education.

60. Austin Independent School District : Performance Reviews For more information about the texas Performance Review and the texas State community involvement, financial management, asset and risk management, http://www.austin.isd.tenet.edu/inside/accountability/reviews/tspr2000.phtml

Directory Contact AISD Home Inside AISD ... TSPR Progress Report Performance Reviews Texas State Performance Review TSPR Report Now Available Online (Opens in new window) The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts is in the process of conducting a Texas School Performance Review (TSPR) of the Austin Independent School District. The Comptroller's Office has requested a list of materials and information to be delivered for the purposes of the review and will be conducting onsite work at Austin ISD. For more information about the Texas Performance Review and the Texas State Comptroller's Office, visit their web site Click here to read the latest Superintendent's Update on the TSPR Process [PDF] Click here to view the Preliminary Data Request for Austin ISD's TSPR Click here for information about TSPR Public Forums TIMELINE: THE TEXAS SCHOOL PERFORMANCE REVIEW (TSPR) ONSITE AUDIT WEEK OF ACTIVITY FUNCTION DATE PERSONNEL Week 1 (October 11-15, 1999) Commencement of review; begin onsite work Comptroller/ TSPR/ Consultant Finalize focus group schedules/reviews prelim. data

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