81. Alumni Hall Of Honor - College Of Education And Human Sciences Inductees Dimock s nearly 30year career in education has been spent entirely in the Chippewa Dimock is a board member of the Association of wisconsin School http://www.uwec.edu/alumni/hall-edu.htm

UW-Eau Claire Alumni Hall of Honor 2004 College of Education and Human Sciences Inductees James Dimock In 1997, Dimock was named the National Distinguished Principal by the National Association of Elementary School Prinicipals and the Wisconsin Principal of the Year. He has completed training through the Harvard Principals' Center and is a presenter at many state and national educators' conferences. Dimock is a board member of the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators and the Wisconsin Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, a board member and past chair of the Cray Academy, and a senior staff member of the Wisconsin Academy Staff Development Initiative. He also is a member of the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development; Phi Delta Kappa, an international association of professional educators; the National Staff Development Council; the Wisconsin State Reading Association; and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. In the community, Dimock serves on various committees for the UW-Eau Claire College of Education and Human Sciences; is on the board of trustees and past chair of the Cook Rutledge Mansion, Chippewa Falls; is the first president of the Chippewa Falls Museum of Industry and Technology; serves on the board of directors of the Heyde Center for the Arts; and is past president of the Chippewa Falls Lions Club. Bradley Sherman, retired director of the UW Health-Research Park Clinic, Madison, and former director of the UW Hospital Sports Medicine Center, received his bachelor's degree in secondary education from UW-Eau Claire in 1966. He later received his National Athletic Trainers Association certification and his master's degree in professional development.

82. Wisconsin Educational Act 31 - Indian Country Wisconsin Board to enact legislation and develop curriculum focusing on wisconsin 1987, The American Indian Language and Culture education Board drafted a http://www.mpm.edu/wirp/ICW-23.html

Act 31 and Related Statutes Navigate this page... Historical Background School Requirements Related State Statutes Related Topics and Resources The Ojibwe of Wisconsin signed three major land cession treaties with the United States in 1837, 1842, and 1854, ceding their entire homeland to the U.S. and establishing reservations for four Ojibwe bands in the state. In each treaty, the Ojibwe retained their rights to hunt, fish, and gather on ceded lands in Wisconsin. Historical Background A test court case led to a series of appeals and decisions which ultimately resulted in a 1983 ruling from the U.S. Federal Court, affirming the Lake Superior Ojibwe bands' rights to hunt, fish, and gather off-reservation. The Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe tribe established an ad hoc commission on racism to examine relationships between Indian and non-Indian communities in northern Wisconsin. As a result of animosities rising from the court's interpretation of Ojibwe treaty-based rights, the commission held a series of hearings to gather community testimony. The commission report called on the Department of Public Instruction and the American Indian Language and Culture Education Board to enact legislation and develop curriculum focusing on Wisconsin Indian history, culture, and treaty rights issues. The American Indian Language and Culture Education Board drafted a resolution (87-1) which called on the Department of Public Instruction and the American Indian Study Committee to enact requirements for teaching Wisconsin Indian history, culture, and tribal sovereignty in Wisconsin's public schools.

83. Vault College Admissions And Academics Surveys wisconsin West Virginia Wyoming. Programs outside the US The State Boardof education has approved the latest draft of science standards that http://www.vault.com/graddegree/school/schoolsurveylists.jsp?ch_id=408&pt=1

84. NIU Major Web-Links: Elementary Illinois State Board of education Illinois Teacher and Administrator Salaries.National Illinois, Iowa wisconsin Links Government Jobs Links http://www.niu.edu/crc/major/Education.htm

Sample Occupations (Note: this is not intended to be an exhaustive list of occupations associated with this major. Examine other majors for additional occupations) Elementary School Teacher Special Education Teacher Reading Teacher Special Education Teacher ... Instructional Coordinators Links to Hundreds of Additional Sample Occupations Vocational Information Center Occupational Outlook Handbook (Dept of Labor) 950 Occupational Descriptions: ... UNC Wilmington: What can I do w/ a major In Examples of Employers Department of Education Department of Defense Americorps Department of State Religious Organizations Special Education Cooperatives Rehabilitation Centers Child Care Centers Educational Materials Publishers Child Welfare Departments Boards of Education Illinois Illinois Regional Offices of Education IASA On-Line (Job Bank) Illinois State Board of Education Illinois Teacher and Administrator Salaries National NIU CPPC's Websites for Educators Page U.S. Department of Education

85. Higher Educational Aids Board The Higher Educational Aids Board is responsible for the management and oversightof the State of wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board, wisconsin.gov http://heab.state.wi.us/

CONTENTS Welcome to the HEAB Web Site! Updated September 21, 2005 An Introduction to Financial Aid for Students and Parents Contacting HEAB Financial Aid Programs ... Site Map The Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB) is responsible for the management and oversight of the state's student financial aid system for Wisconsin residents attending institutions of higher education. It also may enter into interstate agreements, such as remission of nonresident tuition and student loan collection programs. HEAB administers programs of student financial aid, including grant and loan programs; the Minnesota-Wisconsin tuition reciprocity agreement; a contract for dental education services; and the contracts associated with the Medical College of Wisconsin. QUICK LINKS Board Reports Monthly Memos Press Releases FEATURES Apply for Minnesota-Wisconsin Tuition Reciprocity High School Guidance Counselor Workshop Information Agenda Now Available Download these applications as Microsoft Word documents: Indian Student Assistance Grant HEAB E-Mail: HEABmail@heab.state.wi.us

86. Wisconsin Statutes Table Of Contents Educational Institutions. 36. University of wisconsin system. Historicalsocieties, arts board and technology for educational achievement in wisconsin http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/Statutes.html

Table of Contents As updated through August 17, 2005 and 2005 Wisconsin Act 43 Statute changes effective prior to September 2, 2005 are printed as if currently in effect. Statutory changes effective on or after September 2, 2005 are designated by NOTES. (Only Printed Volumes are Official under s. 35.18 (2), Wis. Stats.) The following list provides links to all of the Chapters of the Wisconsin Statutes. The underscored "PDF" following each chapter title is a link to the chapter in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat to view them. Click here to download a free copy. PDF is best for printing and viewing. Text looks like the official version, but searches can only be performed in single chapters. The underscored "Folio" following each chapter title is a link to the chapter in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. Folio is best for searching. Text doesn't look like the official printed version and printing is difficult. Chapters are listed here under subject matter heads, corresponding to the former Titles, which were eliminated in the 1979 session of the Wisconsin Legislature. Searching by chapter titles for the desired subject matter is not a dependable method for finding all applicable law unless you know the book well, for the specific item you are looking for may not be in the chapter you select.

87. TEACH Programs The TEACH wisconsin Board is authorized to spend up to $8 million in competitive GWETC The Governor s wisconsin Educational Technology Conference. http://www.teachwi.state.wi.us/programs.html

Introduction Educational Technology Block Grants Telecommunications Access - Data Lines Existing Contract Grants ... Other TEACH Programs Introduction TEACH Wisconsin's innovative, four-pronged approach provides access to information technologies and advances improved student learning and teacher instruction. The four main programs are: Noncompetitive Block Grants for educational technology to public school districts, charter schools, and secured juvenile correctional facilities. Telecommunications Access for data, voice, and video distance education connections. Competitive Grants for teacher training and technical assistance to cooperative educational service agencies (CESAs) or to collaborations of CESAs, public school districts, and/or public libraries. Infrastructure Financial Assistance to schools and libraries for the upgrade of computer network and electrical wiring. Listed below are the individual programs which are currently being offered by TEACH Wisconsin.

88. Wisconsin Office Of The Governor - Appointments Detail The Higher Educational Aids Board is responsible for the management and One member of the board of regents of the University of wisconsin System, http://www.wisgov.state.wi.us/appointments_detail.asp?boardid=61

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