61. Aggie Family Pack: Visiting Campus Contact Aggie family Pack c/o Public Communications UC The california Raptor Centerrehabilitates injured and orphaned as well as educational programs for the http://aggiefamilypack.ucdavis.edu/visiting.html

Home Page Resources Academic Help Arts Athletics Calendar ... Safety/Security Visiting Campus UC Davis Home Aggie Family Pack Sign Up Past Issues Contact: Aggie Family Pack c/o Public Communications UC Davis One Shields Avenue Davis, CA 95616 Visiting Campus Calendars Points of Interest UC Davis Bookstore Egghead Series (outdoor art) Arboretum California Raptor Center Library The Quad Visitor Information Centers Tours Self-Guided Tour Virtual Tours Parking Tickets To and From UC Davis Amtrak Amtrak Bus and Shuttle Greyhoud Sacramento International Airport Other Airports Bus and Airport Airport Shuttle University Airport Other Links Area Hotels Davis Downtown Business Association Calendars Please visit the Arts and Athletics pages, as well as the Special Events Calendar for a lively selection of events, performances, exhibits and Aggie games to enhance your visit. Top of page Points of Interest UC Davis Bookstore bookstore@ucdavis.edu

62. USDA Rural Development - California What's New Page from USDA Rural Development highlighting our programs and capturing our in front ofa Multifamily Housing project is owned by 680 dairy farmers in california. http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ca/whatsnew.html

What's New Home Page About Us Business Programs Housing Programs ... Site Search What's New in California Rural Development Sierra Nevada Beef Steering Committee Receives Value-Added Grant from USDA 2002 Farm Bill Funds Davis, CA - March 13, 2003 - During a "Niche Markets for Meat Products" short course held at the University of California at Davis, Paul Venosdel, State Director of the USDA Rural Development in California, made a ceremonial check presentation in the amount of $36,300, to members of the Sierra Nevada Beef Steering Committee for a value-added agriculture development grant. The funding for this grant is part of the USDA 2002 Farm Bill. Paul Venosdel, State Director of the USDA Rural Development in California, addresses the attendees at the Niche Market's for Meat Products short course held at UC Davis. Paul Venosdel (left) presents a ceremonial » check to members of the Sierra Nevada Beef Steering Committee. Pictured with Venosdel are Dan Macon, Roger Ingram and Terry Jochim.

63. Family Fun gift shop to receive one free LA Zoo souvenir per family. with a Congo Club discountcard on general and junior are as follows Sea World of california 20% off http://www.alumni.ucr.edu/membership/entertainmentfamilyfun.html

Need some down time? Members can contact us for discounts at the following locations: Universal Studios Fan Club” membership cards are available through the UCRAA office, which entitle UCRAA members to a 10% discount on general admission to Universal Studios Hollywood. The coupon is good for up to six people. Los Angeles Zoo $2 discount on each adult admission and a $1 discount on each child admission to the Los Angeles Zoo. The Wild Club card may also be presented at any LA Zoo gift shop to receive one free LA Zoo souvenir per family. Queen Mary Seapor t The “Voyager Club” card may be obtained through the UCRAA office, which entitles UCRAA members to receive a free admission with one paid admission to the Queen Mary Seaport of Long Beach. Parking is $5 to $7 extra. Magic Mountain UCRAA members may obtain a “Six Flags VIP Card” through the UCRAA office. The card entitles members to receive $10 off weekday general admission, January-May and October-December, and $5 off June-September general admission on weekends.

64. Community College Reimbursement Program . . . Child Development Training Consort 4. Student must work in the state of california. 1. Employees of all directfundedCDE/CDD programs including center-based programs and family child care http://www.childdevelopment.org/srmbginf.htm

2002-2003 Program Overview The Child Development Training Consortium (CDTC) contracts with ninety-four (94) community colleges throughout California to provide financial assistance to eligible students who are pursuing careers in child care/development. Each CDTC member community college works with a local advisory committee to develop plans for the use of CDTC funds. Therefore, the use of CDTC funding can vary from college to college: CDTC funds are commonly used for the following purposes: 1. To reimburse students for enrollment fees, tuition and/or textbooks. 2. To establish a lending library of textbooks and other resources for use by eligible students. 3. To pay the costs (instructor salary and fringe benefits) of providing classes that the college will not fund out of its general budget. 4. To pay for tutorial assistance and/or translation services. Program Eligibility Students meeting the following criteria are eligible to participate in the CDTC Community College Program: 1. Student must be seeking a new or maintaining a currently held Child Development Permit, AND 2. At the time of enrollment, the student must be employed by a child care/development program including licensed family child care and out-of-school care. Center-based programs must be licensed or eligible for an exemption according to Department of Social Services (DSS) regulations. Employment in a kindergarten classroom is also acceptable, AND

65. UCSD SOM | Departments Medicine Departments, Divisions, Centers and Interdisciplinary programs Departmentof family and Preventive Medicine Room Drive La Jolla, california 920930628 http://medicine.ucsd.edu/somdepts.htm

shortcuts home about SOM administration admissions alumni CME continuing education departments events for our students news people Ph.D. programs research school of pharmacy UCSD healthcare UCSD infopath contact us search document.write(dayValue); document.write(dateValue); - back [departments] School of Medicine Departments, Divisions, Centers and Interdisciplinary Programs Academic Geriatric Resource Center AIDS Research Institute (ARI) Alzheimer's Disease Research Center Anesthesiology ... Vascular Surgery Transportation Information Maps showing the location of the UCSD School of Medicine A small map for viewing on screen A large map for printing , oriented for printing correctly on 8.5 x 11 paper Shuttle Schedules and Parking Information from the UCSD office of Transportation and Parking Services Other Related Sites at UCSD Department of Bioengineering, School of Engineering Biomedical Engineering Institute All La Jolla campus phone numbers (prefixes 534 and 822) are area code 858. UCSD Medical Center numbers beginning with the 543- prefix are area code 619. Can't find the School of Medicine office you are looking for? Check the

66. 2002-03 UC Irvine Catalogue: Medicine whose professional careers address california's health care The UCI family HealthCenterAnaheim provides visits annually and training programs for resident http://www.editor.uci.edu/02-03/med/med.3.htm

OVERVIEW The UCI College of Medicine became part of the University of California in 1965. Prior to this time it was known as the California College of Medicine which traces its roots to a private institution founded in 1896. Mission Statement The UCI College of Medicine is dedicated to advancing the knowledge and practice of medicine for the benefit of society. This mission is achieved through programs of excellence in: Education: The College of Medicine is committed to provide educational programs of the highest quality to medical students, M.D./Ph.D. and M.D./M.B.A. students, residents, fellows, allied health, graduate academic students, practicing physicians and other health care professionals. Educational programs are offered along the continuum of medical education with programs in undergraduate, graduate, and continuing medical education. These programs emphasize the most current knowledge in the health sciences and reflect the changing practice of medicine. Further, the College of Medicine's educational programs are designed to stimulate life-long self-learning and critical inquiry and to exemplify those human values necessary to fulfill the professional commitments of a career in the health sciences. Research: Excellence in research is an essential feature of the College of Medicine. Therefore, the College is committed to develop and maintain research programs in the health sciences which seek to advance basic scientific knowledge and the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of human illness.

67. Workman And Temple Family Homestead Museum Spanish Colonial landscaping, homes and exhibits preview. Information on tours and upcoming events Category Regional North America Arts and Entertainment......Workman and Temple family Homestead Museum. Special programs are available for schools,including the award Julian Road, City of Industry, california 917451029. http://www.homesteadmuseum.org/

Homestead Museum in Spanish Workman and Temple Family Homestead Museum A City of Industry Historic-Cultural Landmark "One of California's True Historic Treasures" A century of southern California history awaits you at the Homestead Museum! This six-acre site dates from the era when California was still part of Mexico through the decade of the 1920s when Los Angeles had become a major American city. Its historical significance, park-like landscaping, meticulous restoration, and educational programs have received numerous awards at the regional, state, and national level, making it one of California's true historic treasures. The Museum is owned and funded by the City of Industry and managed by Historical Resources, Inc. A Historic Treasure The Homestead Museum features the Workman House , an 1870s picturesque country home constructed around an 1840s adobe built by William and Nicolasa Workman La Casa Nueva , a 1920s Spanish Colonial Revival mansion noted for its architectural crafts, built by the Workmans' grandson Walter Temple and his wife, Laura

68. Family Village Worship Center Jewish family and Children Services california This organization offersa wide variety of programs to serve people with special needs. http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/worship.htm

Family Village Worship Center This Center includes religious/faith/spiritual resources for those who have disabilities. General Worship Resources Educational Worship Resources General Worship Resources ...And He Will Give You Rest This is a ministry for those with chronic illness or pain. Bethesda Luthern Homes and Services, Inc. This organization with 39 residential facilities, nine support programs and four service offices in 11 states, provides Lutheran Christian education, care, training, and service to individuals with mental retardation, their families, and the community. Bethphage This affiliate of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, serves and advocates for people with disabilities so they may achieve their full potential. CARE Ministries, Inc. A national interdenominational agency promoting spiritual development and Christian resources for people who are blind and visually impaired to encourage their full inclusion as fellow ministers and co-laborers in the Body of Christ. Center for Ministry with People with Disabilities Ohio This center seeks to facilitate the acceptance of persons with disabilities into church communities at the local, state, and national level and to assist the University of Dayton to prepare students to be morally aware and committed as it relates to people with disabilities.

69. Family On Television in the relations among different programs and genres The Meaning of Memory family,Class, and Television. Camera Obscura (Berkeley, california), January 1988 http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/F/htmlF/familyontel/familyontel.htm

FAMILY ON TELEVISION In the early 1950s, domestic life was represented with some degree of diversity. There were families who lived in suburbs, cities, and rural areas. There were nuclear families (such as that in The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ) and childless couples (such as the Stevens of I Married Joan or Sapphire and Kingfish of Amos 'n' Andy) . There was a variety of ethnic families in domestic comedies end family dramas (including the Norwegian family of Mama and the Jewish family of The Goldbergs ). In addition anthology dramas such as Marty sometimes presented ethnic working-class families. At a time when many Americans were moving from cities to mass-produced suburbs these programs featured nostalgic versions of family and neighborhood bonding that played on sentimentality for the more "authentic" social relationships of the urban past. Ethnicity was typically popular so long as it was a portrayal of first generation European immigrants; Black, Hispanic and Asian family life were almost never dealt with. When they were they were the butt of the joke such as the Cuban Ricky Ricardo with his Latin temper or the African American Beula with her job as the happy maid/mammy in a white household.

70. City Of Santa Clara, California, Department Of Parks And Recreation The Parks and Recreation divisions are supported by funds derived from the GeneralFund and other revenues programs range from family participation, to http://cho.ci.santa-clara.ca.us/205.html

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION LARRY WOLFE Director of Parks and Recreation City of Santa Clara City Hall 1500 Warburton Avenue, Santa Clara, CA 95050 Introduction Telephone Directory Publications Scholarships ... Bicycle Route Map (Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority) Department Fact Sheet The Parks and Recreation Department is responsible for managing the City's parks and recreation activities as well as the operations of the City owned cemetery. The Parks and Recreation divisions are supported by funds derived from the General Fund and other revenues collected for special recreation programs and services. In addition to the primary responsibility of maintaining and programming the various parks and recreation facilities, the divisions work cooperatively with public agencies (schools, churches, youth agencies, Chamber of Commerce, service clubs, etc.), in coordinating all leisure services within the City. PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS DIVISION RECREATION DIVISION The Recreation Division is responsible for administering the activities at four City-owned pools (International Swim Center, Warburton Swim Center, Mary Gomez Pool, and Montague Swim Center). In addition to regular recreation swimming, instructional swim lessons in beginning, intermediate, and advanced skills are offered to approximately 4,000 children and adults. The pools are also used for synchronized swimming, competitive swimming and diving meets, water polo, and swim activities for seniors and for disabled children. An extensive Senior Citizen's Center is also administered by the Department and is the scene for many social and cultural activities as well as a variety of recreation classes and programs. The Youth Activity Center is the focal point for classes, meetings, athletic leagues, and special events conducted to meet the needs of Santa Clara's youth.

71. LHS: Class And Camp Registration Discover, or check (made out to The Regents of the University of california). Ticketsfor special events, family workshops, adult programs, and field http://www.lhs.berkeley.edu/classes/registration.html

Spring and Summer Registration Summer Camps Classes Family Workshops Classes for Home Schoolers ... Adult Programs Winter Registration Classes Classes for Home Schoolers Birthday Parties Class and Camp Registration Exhibits and Events Download classes application Download camps application get Adobe Acrobat Reader (pdf) software Registration Begins LHS Members Only: In Person Saturday, February 22 On February 22, LHS members may sign up for programs for their immediate family only. Doors open at 8:30 a.m., and place numbers will be given to members in order of arrival. Your number guarantees your place in line; however it does not guarantee a place in the program of your choice. General Public: In Person Friday, March 7 We recommend you fax or mail your application in at least one week in advance. Sign Up in Person Stop by the Registration Office in room 160 at LHS, during our office hours on February 22 for members and on March 7 for the general public, or during regular office hours after those dates. Registration Office Hours Monday through Friday Sign Up by Fax: (510) 643-0994 Send in your application 24 hours a day!

72. SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA VOLUNTEER INFORMATION CENTER This site provides a directory to volunteer opportunities in the San Francisco Bay Area.Category Regional North America california Counties Santa Clara...... ELDERLY (SF); LOAVES AND FISHES (SJ family meal kitchen); THE FLYING DOCTORS ; LUPUSFOUNDATION OF NORTHERN california; OF MARIN, AND OTHER FOOD programs near you; http://www.volunteerinfo.org/

WELCOME TO CB's BAY AREA VOLUNTEER INFORMATION CENTER The purpose of this Web publication is to provide information about volunteer opportunities in the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA . Hopefully, volunteerism will be stimulated and facilitated by letting potential volunteers know about the wide range of opportunities open to them and by giving Bay Area non-profit organizations a means of publishing their goals and needs. If you are considering volunteering we hope the following information helps you find the opportunity you are looking for. Volunteers are needed to do just about anything from repairing computers to picking fruit to making sandwiches. Time commitments can range from a few hours for a single project to as much time as you have available. Try something new. Learn new skills and meet new people. If you find these pages useful or would like to comment, please give us some feedback and sign our Guestbook Volunteer Opportunities Hotlist Information is available about the following organizations: Click here to see the organizations listed by Bay Area geographical region or use the following alphabetical listing.

73. 2000 Request For Applications For The California 2001 Even Start Family Literacy Narrative and Forms for the 2001 Californai Even Start family Literacy Program http://www.cde.ca.gov/iasa/evenstart/rfa.html

California Dept of Education A-Z Index Search Help ... Resources Request for Applications California Even Start Family Literacy Funding Family-Community Even Start RFA Program questions: Sal Arriaga, sarriaga@cde.ca.gov General questions: Policy and Program Coordination Office, 916-319-0848. Downloading questions: Grace Holt, gholt@cde.ca.gov Note: Application materials are provided in Rich Text Format (RTF) for maximum accessibility. Document Description Request for Applications (RFA) (RTF: 26 pp.; 615 KB) Due May 2, 2003 Eligibility criteria, instructions, and general forms for developing the 2003-2004 California William F. Goodling Even Start Family Literacy Program application Online Letter of Intent Due April 18, 2003 Submit your Letter of Intent online. Workshops Schedule of technical assistance workshops This page is maintained by the CIL Branch Web Team Updated March 25, 2003 You are at: http://www.cde.ca.gov/iasa/evenstart/rfa.html Contact CDE Help CDE Home

74. Registered Sex Offenders - Megan's Law - California Dept. Of Justice - Office Of child molester who had moved across the street from the family without their Now,california's Megan's Law arms the public with certain information on the http://caag.state.ca.us/megan/

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... Publications Registered Sex Offenders (Megan's Law) California for more than 50 years has required dangerous sex offenders to register with their local law enforcement agencies. However, information on the whereabouts of these sex offenders was not available to the public until the implementation of the Child Molester Identification Line in July 1995. The information available was further expanded by California's Megan's Law in 1996 (Chapter 908, Stats. of 1996). Megan's Law is named after seven-year-old Megan Kanka, a New Jersey girl who was raped and killed by a known child molester who had moved across the street from the family without their knowledge. In the wake of the tragedy, the Kanka's sought to have local communities warned about sex offenders in the area. Now, California's Megan's Law arms the public with certain information on the whereabouts of dangerous sex offenders so that members of our local communities may protect themselves and their children. The law also authorizes local law enforcement to notify the public about high-risk and serious sex offenders who reside in, are employed in, or frequent the community. The law is not intended to punish the offender and specifically prohibits using the information to harass or commit any crime against the offender.

75. Protecting Yourself And Your Family - Megan's Law - California Dept. Of Justice Protecting Yourself and Your family. Child child. He or she can be aschool bus driver, teacher, relative, neighbor, or family friend. http://caag.state.ca.us/megan/protect.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... Publications Protecting Yourself and Your Family Child molesters have well-developed techniques for luring victims. They are able to seduce children with attention, affection and gifts; have hobbies and interests appealing to children; and may show sexually explicit videos or pictures to children. Generally, they are skilled at identifying vulnerable victims and are able to identify better with children than adults. Teach your children to avoid situations that put them in danger of abuse, molestation or abduction. Help protect your child by establishing a home environment where your child feels safe to tell you anything, without fear of shame, ridicule or punishment. A safe and supportive home environment, combined with clear instructions about what behavior is acceptable and what is not, will guide your child's actions and encourage your child to tell you if something improper happens. Many parents warn their children not to talk to strangers. But more often than not, an abuser or abductor is known to the child. He or she can be a school bus driver, teacher, relative, neighbor, or family friend. Many times the molestation occurs in the home of the victim or the abuser. It is best to teach your child to avoid certain situations or actions. Children should know from an early age that some behavior is not acceptable, and that they have the right to tell an adult to leave them alone.

76. TAP Calendar place in the Auditorium of the california Academy of TAP’s series of weekly publicprograms brings artists work to preserve their cultural and family heritage http://www.calacademy.org/research/anthropology/tap/Folkart.htm

UPCOMING PROGRAMS GENERAL EVENT INFORMATION PROGRAM MISSION TAP HISTORY UPCOMING PROGRAMS Tales from the Rainforest The American Tradition of Belly Dance Sculptured Waxwork Candles Andean Village Music ... PAST PROGRAMS GENERAL EVENT INFORMATION When : All regular programs take place at 1:00 PM on Saturdays and last about one hour. Times and dates of special programs are noted in the schedule, below. Where : Unless otherwise specified, all programs take place in the Auditorium of the California Academy of Sciences Cost : Programs are free after general admission to the museum. No reservations are needed. For further information on any of these events, please contact Dr. Jennifer Michael at (415) 750-7165 or by email at jmichael@calacademy.org . You can also check our current program listings by calling the Academy of Sciences at (415) 750-7145 and pressing "4" and then "5". Programs are subject to change without notice. PROGRAM MISSION TAP’s series of weekly public programs brings artists, practitioners, and performers from a wide range of cultural traditions to the Academy to share their cultural knowledge with visitors. Through these presentations of music, dance, craft, storytelling, puppetry, martial arts, food and other traditions, we hope to honor local artists and practitioners who work to preserve their cultural and family heritage. These programs are also designed to help make the efforts and talents of these individuals more visible and accessible to the wider community.

77. PHP.com: Home your school more responsive to student and family needs? is a Special Project of theCalifornia Department of 7275775 Fax (408) 727-0182 general purpose email http://www.php.com/dopage/calstat

Home PHP Programs Support Groups Events Calendar ... Membership Special Education Special Education Project YEA! Assistive Technology Health Related PHP Community Sites Touchstone Kids Helping Kids Medical Homes Education Resource Center Online Tools Resource Directory Letter Writer: Special Ed Disability Awareness Kids on the Block PHP Newsletter About PHP Interesting Links ... Special Needs Related Jobs CalStat The California Department of Education site describes this project as follows... "The State Board of Education will continue to support, through the California Department of Education, assistance to school districts and schools in developing strong comprehensive parent involvement. Comprehensive means that parents are involved at all grade levels in a variety of roles." What's happening at your school to make your school more responsive to student and family needs? How are schools, school districts and families coming together? What ideas have worked? Contribute something happening at your school or district View what others have submitted Search the database by level of involvement: Help parents develop parenting skills to meet the basic obligations of family life and foster conditions at home which emphasize the importance of education and learning.

78. Projects: Welfare Research of lowincome families and children in california. outcomes, such as income and familystability, and comparison and cost benefit analyses of social programs. http://ucdata.berkeley.edu/welfare.html

Welfare Research: The California Work-Pays Demonstration Project The goal of the project is to document the dynamics of family poverty and welfare use in California. The CWPDP is collecting and integrating data on the individual, household, welfare and employment characteristics of AFDC recipients and households, during and after their participation in the welfare system, from four separate sources: 1) State-level administrative records for AFDC, Medi-Cal, Unemployment Insurance, other state and federal assistance programs, and employment tax files. 2) County-level administrative records for AFDC and Food Stamps programs. 3) Non automated client records at county welfare offices. 4) Telephone interviews with AFDC recipients. By combining these various datasets, it will be possible for researchers with an interest in welfare, poverty, employment and family research to obtain unusually detailed information about the characteristics and economic behaviors of low-income families and children in California. Researchers will be able to examine family outcomes, such as income and family stability, and their relation to household characteristics and involvement in state and federal assistance programs. Transfer payment and earnings data will be available for researchers interested in cost comparison and cost benefit analyses of social programs. To learn more about this project choose one of the options below: Introduction to our Public Use Data The logical place to begin learning more about these data.

79. CCHS: Academic Programs Education College Credit Certificate programs Business Essentials With CaliforniaCollege for Health Sciences, you can around your work, family and community http://www.cchs.edu/academics/

The academic programs at California College for Health Sciences are designed to allow you great flexibility in the pursuit of your studies. California College's proven distance learning format offers you the comfort and convenience of studying at home or work. More importantly, you get an education equal or superior in quality to those gained in traditional campus-based colleges. CCHS offers Masters Bachelors and Associate degree programs and college credit certificate programs to working professionals around the world. Graduate Programs Master of Science in Health Services Master of Science in Healthcare Administration Master of Science in Public Health Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Healthcare Bachelor Programs Bachelor's of Science In Health Services with a major in Management Respiratory Care Bachelor of Science in Business - General Business - Accounting - Management - Finance - Marketing Associate Programs Associate of Science in Business - General Business - Accounting - Management - Finance - Marketing Associate of Science in Allied Health Associate of Science in Respiratory Therapy Associate of Science in EEG Technology Associate of Science in Medical Transcription ... Associate of Science in Early Childhood Education College Credit Certificate Programs Business Essentials Community Health Education Gerontology Health Psychology ... Continuing Education With California College for Health Sciences, you can study whenever and wherever you choose. You enjoy the comfort and convenience of studying at home. There are no classes to attend and you progress at your own pace. You set your own schedule around your work, family and community commitments. Consider the freedom you gain from the difficulties of commuting, parking and other campus-related problems when you study at home. Start studying whenever you are ready. No commuting. No parking. No hassles.

80. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS Department of Alcohol and Drug programs. california Association of Marriage andFamily Therapists Independent statewide professional organization http://www.calendow.org/links/comm_org.htm

Community Organizations Looking for a community-based provider in California?  Here is a listing of some of those groups. Northern California Alameda County Community Food Bank Oakland Bread for the Journey, Inc. Mill Valley - Helps people in need and provides people with a mechanism to more directly assist those in need. Catholic Charities - Assistance for seniors, homeless families and teens, persons with HIV/AIDS and others. San Francisco General Hospital Foundation San Francisco - Supports critically needed projects and programs that cannot be funded from any other source. San Jose Neighbors That Care, Inc. San Jose - Nonprofit, all volunteer charitable organization serving the economically disadvantaged with emergency food, bedding and clothing. United Way of Santa Clara County San Jose - Serving the people in Silicon Valley through many local health and human service agencies. Wheelchairs for the World Foundation Danville - Nonprofit organization seeking to deliver a wheelchair to every person who needs one.

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