61. DSU College Of Education And Human Performance Faculty And Staff Listing College of education and Human Performance Faculty and staff Listing. delaware StateUniversity education and Humanities Building Room 116 (302) 857 http://www.dsc.edu/schools/education_human_performance/faculty.htm

Delaware State University College of Education and Human Performance 1200 North DuPont Hwy. Dover, DE 19901 Education and Humanities Building Room 267 Fax: 302-857-6722 College of Education and Human Performance Faculty and Staff Listing Department of Education Dr. Joseph Falodun (Chairperson) Department of Health and Human Performance Dr. Doris Wooledge (Chairperson) DEPARTMENTS Education (302) 857-6738 Education and Humanities Building Room 245 Fax: (302) 857-6722 Dr. K.F.M.Gholam Kibria, Professor B.Ed. Punjab University M.S., Ph.D. Indiana University Ph.D. Southern Illinois University Education and Humanities Building Room 243 gkibria@dsc.edu Dr. William J. McIntosh, Professor B.A. Temple University M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Ed.D. Temple University Education and Humanities Building Room 211 bmcintos@dsc.edu

62. Supporting Emotional Needs Of The Gifted R D Center at the University of delaware. facilitates parent discussion and educationgroups, and consultation and training for staff development and program http://www.sengifted.org/board.htm

Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted sengifted@sbcglobal.net Membership Grants 2003 Conference ... Home SENG Board of Directors F. Richard Olenchak, Sharon Lind, Arlene DeVries, James T. Webb, Edward R. Amend, Joanne Rand Schwartz and Ernesto Bernal at the 2001 Conference in Irvine, California. Arlene DeVries, M.S.E.; Des Moines, Iowa President and Board Chair Since 1981, Arlene DeVries has been the Gifted/Talented Community Resource Consultant for the Des Moines Public Schools. She is President of the Iowa Talented and Gifted Association, has served as their parent chapter liaison, is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Association for Gifted Children, and for many years, chair of the NAGC Parent/Community Division. Her degree in guidance and counseling led to her special interest in the social and emotional needs of gifted children. She has numerous published articles in gifted journals, is a frequent presenter at state and national conferences, and has facilitated more than 55 ten-week series of SENG-Model parent discussion groups in her local community. She teams with Dr. James Webb in training facilitators across the country to lead SENG-Model parent groups and has co-authored with him, Gifted Parent Groups: The SENG Model. S. Raenele Côté, J.D.;

63. Delaware Economic Development Office. International Trade The DEDO, International Trade staff, participates in Assistance Program offers exporteducation through ABC's of College, University of delaware, the Small http://www.state.de.us/dedo/departments/trade/intntl.htm

64. Abstracts By State 2002 Charter schools will have 95 percent of the special education teaching staff fullycertified and Return to Top delaware. {DEab}. Return to Top Nevada. http://www.signetwork.org/SIG2000/Abst_Yr_2002.html

65. Nutrition State of delaware Child Nutrition Policy materials developed by the Department ofEducation and the the need to provide continual staff development and training http://www.bsd.k12.de.us/admin/Food/food_nutrition/food_nutrition.htm

Nutrition Policy State of Delaware School Nutrition Task Force Nutrition Policy Prototype MISSION STATEMENT: School districts in the State of Delaware are committed to protecting and enhancing children's health and well being. One important way in which each school contributes is by providing a nutritious food service program. Child nutrition programs are an integral part of the school environment. Nutrition influences a child's development, lifelong health status, and potential for learning. Food service programs achieve this goal by providing students with nutritious and appetizing meals served courteously, in a sanitary and pleasant dining environment. Nutrition education activities in the classrooms and the dining rooms support the comprehensive health education program. Child Nutrition Programs are managed in accordance with the regulations and policies for the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs, the After School Snack Program, the Summer Food Service Program, the Delaware Department of Education, the State Board of Health and the districts' Board of Education. Goals and objectives of the programs are pursued in a professional, efficient and fiscally sound and responsible manner. 800.24 Child Nutrition

66. IPA's Academic Involvement faculty members hold productive staff appointments in to small towns in delaware,assistance through infrastructure planning, technology, education reform, and http://www.ipa.udel.edu/education/

site navigation sitemap search why public service? ... internships BACKGROUND The IPA played a major role in the development of the Master of Public Administration Program in 1976 and since then has given its primary support to this program. Many IPA staff members hold faculty appointments and teach regularly in the MPA and Ph.D. programs internship and career development program for SUAPP. IPA supports more than 30 graduate and undergraduate research assistants who receive competitive stipends and tuition assistance for their work on a wide-range of projects. These dynamic projects include legislative research for the Delaware General Assembly healthcare policy analysis , technical support to small towns in Delaware, assistance through a program in conflict resolution water resources research , and leadership training. IPA research assistants also conduct research for public

67. OERL: Reports: Technology The delaware Challenge project targets elementary school increasing parent involvementin their child's education;; and other school staff;; providing equitable http://oerl.sri.com/reports/tech/reportTECH_es.html

: Reports : Technology Technology Annotated Report Excerpts Return to Technology Reports Executive Summary The table below contains report excerpts (right column) accompanied by annotations (left column) identifying how the excerpts represent the Executvie Summary Criteria Evaluation Overview Design Analysis Process Annotations Report Excerpts Excerpt 1 Delaware Provides evaluation overview In 1995, the U.S. Department of Education awarded a five-year Technology Innovation Challenge Grant (TICG) to the Capital School District in Dover, Delaware. This report details evaluation findings from the first four years of Delaware's TICG implementation. The Delaware Challenge project targets elementary school students and employs Lightspan TM educational software in the classroom on desktop computers and at home on Sony Playstations TM . The primary focus of this five-year evaluation is to provide information regarding how well the project has met its primary goals: generating more time for learning;

68. Forum / State Project Summaries / Delaware some of the state’s costs for program development. delaware FY 1995 State Data ComparabilityTask Order state agencies, and higher education institutions with http://nces.ed.gov/forum/ProjectSummary/s_de.asp

site index ED.gov The information and opinions published here are the product of the National Forum on Education Statistics and do not necessarily represent the policy or views of the Department of Education or the National Center for Education Statistics. Contact Person: Theresa Kough FY 1996 FY 1995 Delaware FY 1996 Data Coordination Task Order: $50,000 Unify Data Collection Vehicles The state legislature, state board of education, and the SEA initiated several programs that required the collection, storing, and reporting of new information. As a result, the SEA proposed to unify existing and proposed data collection vehicles under a VAX computer umbrella utilizing existent student databases, and using a website as the primary means of transmitting data unrelated to the student databases such as school profile information and SEA reports. At the same time, the SEA proposed to develop an online data dictionary and to modify computer programs in order to improve the data submitted by LEAs to the SEA and to improve the data reported by SEA to NCES and other federal agencies. Task results included: Development of a student database to facilitate the School Choice application and selection process Development of a student database to facilitate the Charter School application and selection process Development of an online system to report incidents of school violence in Delaware schools

69. Welcome To SBDC - : : : Staff : : : Community Loan Fund, Junior Achievement and the delaware Council on Economic education. Marieis the staff Assistant for the State Director's office of http://www.delawaresbdc.org/staff.html

Advanced Search Site Index Home Welcome to the DE SBDC Services Locations Start-up Info Business Advisory Services Government Contracts Technology Assistance Family Business Center Training Events Referrals Success Stories Contact Us Home Welcome to the DE SBDC Services Locations ... Welcome to the DE SBDC Staff State Administrative Headquarters, Small Business Development Center Delaware Technology Park One Innovation Way, Suite 301 Newark, DE 19711 Phone Fax Clinton Tymes ( Newark ) Clinton Tymes is the State Director of the Delaware Small Business Development Center Network (DSBDC), headquartered at the University of Delaware. He is responsible for the long range planning and program development for Centers affiliated with Delaware State University in Dover and Delaware Technical and Community College in Georgetown as well as the Small Business Resource and Information Center in Wilmington. Clinton served as Training Coordinator for the SBDC from 1989 through 1994. Prior to coming to the University of Delaware, he owned and operated his own office equipment business and worked for 12 years in a variety of marketing support and financial positions in the manufacturing sector.

70. Corexcel Pharmaceutical Education Links And Affiliates On Site Training, Nursing education, staff Training, Healthcare education Universityof delaware, Medical Terminology, CEUs, Healthcare education, nursing ce, ekg http://www.corexcel.com/html/links.pharmaceutical.education.htm

Physician Job Search Insight Into A Career in Pharmaceutical Sales - Guide to gaining an entry level pharmaceutical/medical sales position, including job opportunities, top companies, industry networking, and resumes and interviewing skills that win employment. Pharmaceutical Sales - Launch Your Pharmaceutical Sales Career Today! - Offers two Books to show you how to land a job in Pharmaceutical Sales and how to excel in this career. Includes interview questions and answers, top pharmaceutical companies, resume and interviewing skills development. Scripps Alcohol Treatment Center Scripps McDonald Center is a nationally recognized organization dedicated to alcohol treatment. Best Insurance Rates provides insurance rates online from quality insurance companies, such as health and life insurance rates. Home Online Courses Home Study Courses Pharmaceutical Training ... Articles

71. Public Allies - National Leadership of delaware, a master's in education from Pennsylvania in Nonprofit Management fromthe University of delaware. Soon after, she joined our staff as Executive http://www.publicallies.org/aboutpa/nationalorginization.html

National Board list Staff Public Allies is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and practices a decentralized, team-based management structure. The national staff provides services and support to our local programs while facilitating their work through a number of teams that include members from each site, such as our Management Team, Continuous Learning Team and Recruitment Team. Our national office utilizes our Comprehensive Continuous Learning Process to support our local programs, through which our regional Continuous Learning Officers provide evaluation, training and technical assistance to our local staffs and programs. Since most of our staff are also young leaders, we place great importance on advancing their leadership, and have begun implementing a continuous learning system for them modeled from our Ally Continuous Learning Process, including 360-degree evaluations, individual development plans, training curriculums and presentations of learning. Below are biographies of our national and local leadership staff. Jennifer Geigel, Director of Philanthropy and Communications

72. Education Department Loyola College is currently employed as a staff development teacher at on the Northern Margin ofDelaware Bay, Southern Donald Reitz, Professor of education, has announced http://www.loyola.edu/education/

Welcome to the Education Department home page at Loyola College in Maryland Within the Jesuit traditions of intellectual excellence, social justice, ethical responsibility, and cura personalis , the Education Department of Loyola College promotes leadership and scholarship in the development of teachers, counselors, administrators, and other educators. View the Education Department Conceptual Framework (in PDF Format) Faculty Openings The Education Department is seeking to hire three tenure-track faculty members to begin in the Fall 2003. Click on a link below to read the full position announcements: Associate Professor and Coordinator of Graduate Programs in Reading Education Assistant Professor in Reading Education Assistant Professor/Coordinator of Teacher Education Summer Registration Is Coming Soon Registration for Summer 2003 classes can take place in one of three ways beginning April 7, 2003, at 7:00am: Walk-in registration at the Records Office (Monday-Thursday 7:00am-7:45pm; Friday 7:00am-3:00pm) Registration by mail (see the registration form and schedule for directions Web Registration (April 7 - May 12) Schedule books will be available approximately two weeks before the start of registration.

73. Programs in part by a Cultural Economic development Grant. grants are funded by the DelawareRiver Port Each year, our education staff conducts 360 separate programs http://www.worldaffairscouncilofphila.org/programs/education.htm

Range of Activities High School Programs Middle School Program Teacher Programs ... Register EDUCATION IN WORLD AFFAIRS P rograms for students and teachers help the Council achieve a fundamental part of its mission. Through a full range of internationally-focused curriculum materials, workshops, guest speakers and field experiences, the Council motivates students to perform to their full potential and communicates the importance of responsible citizenship. These programs are made possible in part by a Cultural Economic Development Grant. These grants are funded by the Delaware River Port Authority, with administrative support provided by the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance. For additional information about these grants, visit the Cultural Alliance online. Each year, our education staff conducts 360 separate programs during the 180-day school year. Over 200 schools in this region are affiliated with the Council and nearly 30,000 students and teachers in grades five through twelve are reached annually. Our education specialists develop curriculum, plan

74. Welcome To The Ohio State University Official site.Category Reference education Ohio Ohio State University, The...... Center (OARDC) Mansfield Marion and delaware Center Newark Faculty and staff BenefitsThe Faculty Club Friends Alumni Groups Continuing education Ohio State http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/

Welcome To The Ohio State University's Homepage. You are being redirected to a Web page that matches your browser's capabilities. If you have disabled JavaScript, or want to view a non graphics version of our homepage, please go to http://www.osu.edu/text/index.php

75. MCS Web Directory Environmental Learning Center, delaware County Co in within the special educationdepartment staff developmentLists resources and professional organizations for http://www.muncie.k12.in.us/MCS web directory.htm

MCS WEB LINKS SCHOOLS STUDENTS PARENTS ... MCS HOME WEB DIRECTORY Adult and Community Education -A web site provided by the Muncie Area Career Center. Adventure Environmental Learning Center Information about the 40-acre Outdoor Education Center, the programs, and a photo of the Challenge Education Course. Administration A directory listing of personnel and contact numbers located at the Anthony Administration Building. Art- The Muncie Community Schools "Virtual Art Gallery." See students' art work from all of the Muncie Community Schools. Athletics -An overview of the athletic programs in the Muncie Community Schools. Business Office Information Personnel communication and information from the Muncie Community Schools Business Office and its administrators and staff members. Calendar School and district events are listed here by the month. Child Care Connections -Assistance to low-income families for child care. Communications - MCS communication tools and responsibilities of the Director of Communications. Community Recreation Programs -Recreation programs available to students and adults in Delaware and surrounding counties.

76. Literacy Assistance Center LAC / PDC Albany 1400 Washington Avenue, education Room 337 Ulster Long Island staff DevelopmentConsortium Martin G Chemung, Tioga, Broome, Otsego, delaware, Chenango. http://www.lacnyc.org/pdc/consortium.htm

Home About LAC Search Resources ... Events NYCPDC Jobs in Literacy Links Consortium Members NYCPDC Policy Board New York State Staff Development Consortia New York City PDC Advisory Board The NYCPDC Policy Board is comprised of the following professionals, agencies, offices, and adult literacy programs: Judy Alladice Acting Director NYC Board of Education Office of Adult and Continuing Ed. 42-15 Crescent Street, Room 602 Long Island City, NY 11101 phone Myra Baum Coordinator of Prof. Development NYC Board of Education Office of Adult and Continuing Ed. 42-15 Crescent Street, Room 602 Long Island City, NY 11101 phone Debora Buxton Director of Education Consortium for Worker Education 275 7th Avenue New York, NY 10001

77. Holmes Partnership Members Professional development School Network University of delaware * The delaware PartnershipUniversity of Florida * University of Florida College of education http://www.holmespartnership.org/members.html

Members of the Holmes Partnership National Partners American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education American Federation of Teachers Association of Teacher Educators National Board for Professional Teaching Standards ... National Staff Development Council Local Partnerships (alphabetically by university affiliation) University of Alabama-Birmingham * Greater Birmingham Holmes Partnership Alabama Consortium for Educational Renewal * ACER Partnership University of Alaska-Anchorage * University ofAlaska-Anchorage Partnership University of Arkansas * Northwest Arkansas Partnership Auburn University * Auburn Partnership Networks Ball State University * Ball State University Professional Development Schools Network Bank Street College * Bank Street College Partnership Baylor University * Baylor University Partnership Boston College * Boston College Partnership California State University Dominguez Hills:The Professional Development Collaborative (School of Education, the Los Angeles Unified Local School District K and the Los Angeles Educational Partnership) California State University, Sacramento

78. PALINET - About PALINET information centers, museums and archives throughout delaware, New Jersey for memberinstitutions in fulfilling the education needs of their staff and will http://www.palinet.org/about/default.htm

Submit questions and comments about the PALINET Web site to: Web Master 3000 Market Street, Suite 200 Philadelphia, PA PALINET 2003 Board of Trustees and Related Committees PALINET Staff PALINET Advisory Groups (2002/2003) Documents Related to Governance Policies ... History of PALINET PALINET's Vision PALINET is a premier network guiding information-service organizations in shaping tomorrow for themselves and their clients in a highly competitive environment through innovation, service, entrepreneurship, cooperation, and collaboration. PALINET's Mission PALINET — a member-owned, member governed organization — supports its member institutions in delivering high-quality, knowledge-based, and cost-effective information services to their clients in a timely manner through actions that encourage information access, resource sharing, interlibrary cooperation, and lifelong learning. Who we are PALINET is a cooperative membership organization of hundreds of institutions that collect, preserve and provide access to the record of humankind. These institutions include libraries, information centers, museums, archives, and other similar organizations situated in Delaware, the Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and neighboring states. The Network was formed in 1936 to promote library cooperation and resource sharing. Since then, PALINET has provided services in response to the growing and changing needs of libraries and related organizations of all types and sizes.

79. ENC: Professional Development: Professional Learning: Ideas That Work: Mathemati Professional development Project and Director of K12 Professional development andOutreach at staff of the US Department of education, Office of http://timss.enc.org/reform/ideas/133273/3273_24.htm

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Professional Development Professional Learning Ideas that Work ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. By Your Own Design Federal Resources Funding Opportunities Professional Learning ... Frequently Asked Questions Mathematics Professional Development Professional development strategies for math education. Model programs are highlighted as are several technical assistance providers around the country. Contents Introduction to Professional Development Professional Development Strategies Immersion Immersion into Solving Mathematical Problems Immersion into the World of Mathematics Curriculum Curriculum Implementation Curriculum Replacement Units Curriculum Development and Adaptation Examining Practice Action Research Case Discussions Examining Student Work and Thinking, and Scoring Assessments

80. Staff Development Resources to earn stateapproved continuing education units or org Copyright © 2000 staff DevelopmentResources http://www.sdresources.org/conted.asp

Continuing Education Units and Participation Verification All seminar attendees are provided with verification of hours of participation which may be used to verify attendance and/or meet individual continuing education requirements or re-certification requirements. Requirements vary by district and state. Participants are also eligible to earn state-approved continuing education units or credits in most states where such programs exist. Separate CEU registration is conducted at the seminar if necessary. For specific state program information, use the search button below. Select your state for specific information... Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Washington DC [home] [about us] [seminars] [resources] ... webmaster@sdresources.org

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