1. Registrar Page For The University Of Iowa COE TRANSFER CREDIT GUIDES iowa schools general Transfer Credit Guide - a genericguide to courses that will transfer from other institutions - helpful when http://www.engineering.uiowa.edu/~engreg/

STUDENT RECORDS INFORMATION University of Iowa College of Engineering Student Development Center 3124 Seamans Center for the Engineering Arts and Sciences APP and Clep Credit Commonly asked questions Engineering Home Page Forms ... Contact Us Commonly Asked Questions: Q: "A course that I took for a social science, humanities, or technical elective is in the course pool. What do I need to do? Q: "Where do I find descriptions of the classes I want to take?" Q: "What is my Major GPA? What are the differences between my many GPAs?" Q: "I'm studying abroad and would like to make sure my classes will transfer. What should I do?" Q: "My question is not listed here. What should I do?" A: If you took the course for social sciences or humanities, make sure that you have checked the requirements and approved course list in the Social Science/Humanities Guide or at www.engineering.uiowa.edu/2002Hum-SS.pdf Any upper level course work you took for social science or humanities requirements must be in the same department as your low-level course work or CLEP/AP credit. If the course fits those requirements, but is not listed please fill out a petition in 3124 SC, attach the course description, and leave for Dan. If you are a BME or ECE major who took a course for a technical elective, make sure that you have filed an approved technical elective plan. If you are not one of these majors or you

2. Redirect iowa schools. School site. Send licensure questions to Licensure Send generalquestions to general Send web technical questions to Webmaster. http://www.state.ia.us/educate/links/

3. U Of Iowa: Journalism And Mass Communication Resources Resources on journalism in general, working journalists' resources, cyberjournalism, diversity in Category Arts Writers Resources NonFiction Journalism...... Native American and other Indigenous Peoples, Print media, Television Film, OtherMedia • Media Law Resources • general Resources in schools and Colleges http://bailiwick.lib.uiowa.edu/journalism/

Over 40 annotated pages of resources compiled for support of academic journalism departments and professional journalists. Journalism - General, Mixed and Organizational Resources Associations, news archives, other journalism resource sites and miscellaneous goodies. Working Journalist's Resources CyberJournalism Working and writing for World Wide Web publication Gender and Race in Mass Communication Media Law Resources News Sources International and national newspapers, broadcast organizations and other news sources. Journalism Magazines Online Annotated list of links to online versions of journalism magazines and journals Journalism Teaching Resources on the Web A collection of online teaching resources not dependent on a specific syllabus or class. Listservs and Online Newsletters Barbara Croll Fought's "Newhouse Net Lists" - E-mail discussion groups for journalists and mass communication. Searching and Information Guides Schools and Colleges Links to selected journalism schools with a significant online presence. Some link to all known schools on the Internet

4. Iowa Educators Consortium Home Page allowing schools to take advantage of aggressive pricing based on the purchasing volume of many iowa schools. is funded by clientuser fees, grants and the AEAs general budget. http://www.iec-ia.org/

m The Iowa Educators Consortium is an initiative of the Iowa Area Education Agencies Welcome to the Iowa Educators Consortium The Iowa Educators Consortium, IEC, is an initiative of the Iowa Area Education Agencies. The chief administrators of the Iowa AEAs formed the IEC as an independent, tax-exempt, nonprofit institution supporting the mission of the Area Education Agencies. The primary function of the IEC is to provide a voluntary purchasing program for K-12 schools by bringing all statewide school purchasing programs under one legal umbrella and one fiscal management group. IEC purchases meet the state bidding procedures, allowing schools to take advantage of aggressive pricing based on the purchasing volume of many Iowa schools. Multimedia Projector Buyer's Guide Review the history of Multimedia Projectors on the IEC Audio/Visual Co-op and learn what to look for when purchasing a multimedia projector. Download New AV Co-op pricing will be posted on this website April 1 Go to AV Co-op Page Online Resource Trials Online resource trials will begin the week of February 17. Companies include ABC-Clio, bigchalk, CQ

5. Iowa Attorney General iowa Attorney general Tom Miller is sending iowa schools a packet of teachingmaterials to help students learn about the responsibilities of parenthood http://www.state.ia.us/government/ag/raising_childsupport_aware/

Attorney General Tom Miller Office Directory Protecting Consumers Fighting Crime ... Opinions Raising Child Support Awareness For release on receipt Friday, March 1, 2002. Contact Eric Tabor or Bill Roach 515-281-5112. Attorney General Miller Urges Teens to Consider Consequences of Parenthood MARION, IOWA. Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is sending Iowa schools a packet of teaching materials to help students learn about the responsibilities of parenthood - especially the responsibility to support children financially. The instructional packet consists of a notebook and video describing the concept of child support and the consequences of non-support. Miller unveiled the project today while speaking to students at Linn-Mar High School in Marion. "This is a very important responsibility," Miller told the students. "As you grow up, it is important for you to consider all the consequences of parenthood, including the responsibility to provide financial support to children."

6. IHSAA done by the general Accounting Office in 1996. It found that An estimated 40% of iowa schools contained at least one http://www.iahsaa.org/

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7. Cooperating Schools Program - General Info - The University Of Iowa general Info. The University of iowa Cooperating schools Program (CSP) is a universitywideservice to facilitate the placement of research projects conducted http://www.uiowa.edu/~csp/general_info.htm

General Info The University of Iowa Cooperating Schools Program (CSP) is a university-wide service to facilitate the placement of research projects conducted by faculty, staff, and students in public schools throughout Iowa. The purpose of the CSP is to provide information needed to obtain permission to conduct research in Iowa schools and school districts. All University of Iowa personnel (faculty, staff, and students) who wish to conduct research or projects involving students, their families, and/or staff of K-12 schools in Iowa are required to first obtain permission through the appropriate K-12 administrator(s). This requirement was established at the request of school administrators charged with the responsibility of approving research projects in their schools. For more information, email: coe-csp@uiowa.edu

8. Strengthening Iowa's Schools Issues Important to iowa iowa Senate Republicans Strengthening iowa's schools January 27, 2000 This week the iowa Senate approved the allowable growth proposal which provides funding for iowa schools. allowable growth factor. iowa law requires the general Assembly to set the http://staffweb.legis.state.ia.us/Senate_Republicans/weeklyreview/newpage63.htm

Issues Important to Iowa Iowa Senate Republicans Iowa Senate Republican Home Page Iowa Republican Senator Listing ... Republican Senate Strengthening Iowa's Schools January 27, 2000 This week the Iowa Senate approved the allowable growth proposal which provides funding for Iowa schools. The bill is now on its way to the House for approval and will then be sent to the Governor to be signed into law. The bill sets the allowable growth under the school foundation formula at 4% for the school year beginning July 1, 2001 (FY 2002). The funds generated by this formula can be used by local schools to increase teacher salaries and to improve the basic education program for our K-12 students. A 4% allowable growth rate will increase school funding by an estimated $105 million. This new funding would consist of $78.7 million in state aid dollars and $26.4 million in property taxes. Funding to local schools is primarily done through the school aid funding formula. This formula is based on the concept of "Dollar Cost" times Kids. Annually, the General Assembly makes an adjustment in the "Dollar Cost" portion of the equation by setting an allowable growth factor. Iowa law requires the General Assembly to set the allowable growth for two years in advance, usually the first 30 days of the legislative session. The funding is done two years in advance so school districts can better anticipate their funding levels.

9. Educational PlacementÑAdministration Employment Links general Resources Private schools compiled by the miningco.com Private and independentschool job EPO Main Index College of Education University of iowa http://www.uiowa.edu/~edplace/OnlineCenter/www/adminjob.htm

School Administration Employment/Resources State and District Listings General Resources Iowa Schools: Iowa Department of Education EdJobs Online Teach Iowa Education Week Marketplace ... American Association of School Administrators - Administrative job listings K-12 Jobs.com - Administrative and K-12 teaching job listings National Association of Elementary School Principals - Elementary administrative job listings National Association of Secondary School Principals - Secondary administrative job listings National School Boards Association - District leadership job listings NationJob Network on Education - Administrative and K-12 teaching job listings Phi Delta Kappa - Job Site Project Connect - Administrative and K-12 jobs. Username: teacher Password aswan State and District Listings (California) ED-JOIN - California County Superintendents Educational Services (California) Edutech - Administrative, K-12 teaching and Community College job listings

10. The Iowa Distance Learning Database In this session students interact with the general manager of a central iowa newspaperand communications Sessions are provided to iowa schools at no cost. http://www3.iptv.org/iowa_database/event-detail.cfm?ID=3195

11. An Iowa Dialogue On Issues Surrounding Utilization Of Technology In Schools iowa schools, on average, allocated nearly 82% of their budgets to salaries and benefits. They simply do not, in many cases, have general http://www.uni.edu/coe/iel/techsum.html

Institute for Educational Leadership Monograph An Iowa Dialogue on Issues Surrounding Utilization of Technology in Schools Executive Summary Dave Else Director Educational technology may be a "fairy godmother" or the "boogy man" depending upon individual teacher understanding of its potential and skill in utilization of new models of teaching and learning. In reality it may be neither. Rather it is an excellent learning tool that holds great promise for expanding the walls of the learning community and meeting the changing needs of future generations. If we believe information is valuable, and it is, students have access to seemingly limitless information through the World Wide Web and linkages with experts in a variety of fields via e-mail. Some certainly see this technology as information overload with little control over what students access. They argue that countless hours are lost as students sit transfixed sifting through information that may have questionable value. Likewise, "virtual teaching (using technology) may result in virtual learninga situation in which the instruction nor the learning connects with reality" (Hurst, 1995, p. 12). Others "translate access to vast archives of information into personal knowledge . . ." (Dede in O'Neil, 1995, p. 8). Information accessed through technology can stimulate further investigation, learner collaboration, and knowledge construction (O'Neil). Schools are increasing their acquisition of and access to numerous technologies. The United States Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) released the findings of a comprehensive federal study, Teachers and Technology: Making the Connection, April 3, 1995. The OTA found that "schools access to various technologies is rising steadily" (O'Neil, 1995, p. 10). However, the utilization of technology is quite traditional:

12. The Iowa Distance Learning Database Mr. Keller is dressed in period uniform as he plays the role of general Washington,helping students understand Sessions are provided to iowa schools at no cost http://www3.iptv.org/iowa_database/event-detail.cfm?ID=3325

13. Juvenile Court Liaisons In Iowa Schools Governor Vilsack and Attorney general Miller Call for. Juvenile Court Liaisons in iowa schools to fight http://www.iowaattorneygeneral.org/latest_news/releases/court_liaisons.html

For immediate release January 25, 1999. Contact Bob Brammer, 515-281-6699 Governor Vilsack and Attorney General Miller Call for Juvenile Court Liaisons in Iowa Schools to fight Delinquency and Improve Learning Office of the Governor of Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack Lt. Governor Sally Pederson Iowa Department of Justice Attorney General Tom Miller Release: On receipt, Monday, January 25, 1999 Contact: Governor's Office: Aida Amoura, 515-281-0173 Attorney General's Office: Bob Brammer or Bill Roach, 515-281-5536. Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack and Attorney General Tom Miller today announced a plan to expand the use of school-based Juvenile Court Liaisons in Iowa junior high and middle schools to work with delinquent and disruptive youth to fight delinquency and improve learning for all students. Governor Vilsack said: "We propose to provide a safer learning environment for our schools by increasing the number of juvenile court liaisons. These liaisons work with delinquent and disruptive students, but, most important, they help to prevent children from becoming delinquent who are considered at risk. The liaisons work in conjunction with probation officers to get troubled kids back on their feet." Governor Vilsack said his January 28 budget recommendation to the legislature will include a proposal to increase the Juvenile Court Liaison program by $2 million, for a total of $3.5 million for the program. This would increase the number of schools with Juvenile Court Liaisons from 107 to 183. "Over time, I hope that the Juvenile Court and local schools will have the ability to place a school-based Juvenile Court Liaison in every junior high and middle school in Iowa that wishes to use the program," Vilsack said.

14. Clinton Community Schools, Clinton, Iowa - School Board Information general Information. The Superintendent of schools acts as the executive officerfor the School Board and carries out the policies, plans, and administrative http://www.clinton.k12.ia.us/boardinfo.html

General Information The Board of Education meets every second Monday of the month at 7:00PM in the Council Chambers at City Hall. (televised) Committee of the Whole meetings are held the last Tuesday of the month in the Clinton High School Commons at 5:30PM. The Clinton Community School District has seven member board of directors which sets policy for the district. Each member must be a qualified voter in the district and is elected for a term of three years. The School Board represents the people of the district and functions as a policy making body. The Superintendent of Schools acts as the executive officer for the School Board and carries out the policies, plans, and administrative details necessary to insure that all phases formulated by the Board are made effective in the operation of the schools.

15. Improving Iowa Schools 6, 2000. Improving iowa schools. One of the most important decisions made by the iowa general Assembly each year is http://www.rofoege.com/reports/2000/20000206.htm

Foege for Citizens About Ro Home Information on the ... Releases Ro Foege Works for Better Health Care to Improve Education for All of Us! Volunteer to Help! Upcoming Events Events Press Releases Reports from the Iowa Legislature ... Contact Ro Representative Ro Foege Report from the Iowa Legislature February 6, 2000 Improving Iowa Schools One of the most important decisions made by the Iowa General Assembly each year is the level of commitment we will make to Iowa’s K-12 schools. Since state aid is an important part of every school district’s budget, setting the level of state funding is crucial to all of Iowa’s public schools. This week, bipartisan agreement was reached to increase state aid by 4% for the 2001-2002 school year. This was the level recommended by Governor Vilsack and the House Democrats. It will provide school districts with almost $79 million in increased funding, which is a responsible level of commitment to our students while consistent with maintaining a balanced state budget. The increase in funding, called allowable growth, is set two years in advance so that school districts have the opportunity to plan and budget ahead. Legislators have thirty days from the time the Governor makes his recommendation to act, and the deadline this year was rapidly approachingFebruary 10th.

16. General Releases - Iowa State University - Official Athletic Site Combined Men's/Women's Basketball Attendance, 200102, schools, Men's Avg. 7. IowaState, 12,110, 10,296, 22,406. Purdue, 11,868, 8,377, 20,245. Cyclone general Releases. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/iast/genrel/070302aaa.html

Online Store Tickets Schedules National Cyclone Club ... Lil Clone Club Iowa State was one of only four schools to average over 10,000 fans for both men's and women's basketball during the 2001-2002 season. Iowa State Finished Season Ranked Seventh Nationally in Combined Basketball Attendance Cyclone women rank fourth nationally. July 3, 2002 AMES, Iowa Iowa State ranked seventh nationally among more than 300 NCAA Division I schools in combined men's and women's basketball attendance during the 2001-02 season. The Cyclones, who averaged 12,110 fans at men's basketball games and 10,296 at women's basketball contests, ranked second among Big 12 schools in combined attendance. Iowa State, whose combined attendance average was 22,406 per game, ranked behind only Tennessee, Texas Tech, New Mexico, Connecticut, Wisconsin and Ohio State nationally. Iowa State's average crowd at men's basketball contests ranked 24th nationally and third in the Big 12. Kansas averaged 16,285 fans and Texas Tech 13,743 fans at men's basketball games last season. The Cyclones women's basketball program ranked fourth nationally and second in the Big 12. Texas Tech averaged 12,545 fans at women's basketball games last season.

17. Iowa Attorney General MARION, iowa. iowa Attorney general Tom Miller is sending iowa schools a packet of teaching materials to help students http://www.iowaattorneygeneral.org/raising_childsupport_aware

Attorney General Tom Miller Office Directory Protecting Consumers Fighting Crime ... Opinions Raising Child Support Awareness For release on receipt Friday, March 1, 2002. Contact Eric Tabor or Bill Roach 515-281-5112. Attorney General Miller Urges Teens to Consider Consequences of Parenthood MARION, IOWA. Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is sending Iowa schools a packet of teaching materials to help students learn about the responsibilities of parenthood - especially the responsibility to support children financially. The instructional packet consists of a notebook and video describing the concept of child support and the consequences of non-support. Miller unveiled the project today while speaking to students at Linn-Mar High School in Marion. "This is a very important responsibility," Miller told the students. "As you grow up, it is important for you to consider all the consequences of parenthood, including the responsibility to provide financial support to children."

18. General Releases - Iowa State University - Official Athletic Site Cyclone general Releases. Feedback Copyright © 2003, Student Advantage,Inc. and iowa State University. The team names, logos and http://www.fansonly.com/schools/iast/genrel/equity.html

Online Store Tickets Schedules National Cyclone Club ... Lil Clone Club Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act Complete Report in PDF Format Download Free Acrobat Reader Cyclone General Releases Printer-friendly format ... Student Advantage, Inc . and Iowa State University. The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of the teams indicated. No logos, photographs or graphics on this site may be reproduced without written permission. Choose Sport M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Gymnastics W Soccer Softball W Swimming W Tennis Indoor Track Outdoor Track Volleyball Wrestling News Releases

19. IOWA Links general Publishing Binding, Inc. Van Buren, The Villages of; Reflective Images ofIowa; Chamber of Commerce. TOP EDUCATION schools / UNIVERSITIES / LIBRARIES http://www.netins.net/iowa/

Business/Commercial Community-Based Education Government ... Other Many more netINS hosted Web sites can be found in the netINS Showcase BUSINESS / COMMERCIAL: A.A.C.S. Autographs The A-LIST - Internet Auto Classifieds (Cedar Rapids) AEM Incorporated (Cedar Rapids) Accu-Mold Corporation Advanced Technologies Group, Inc. (West Des Moines) @griculture Online (Meredith Corp., DSM) AgriOne - The Internet Agricultural Marketing Company (Boone) Agri Pro Seeds ATC Archery Alphacom Communications Ames Tribune ... Angie's Gifts By Hand (Adel) The Art Department (Des Moines) AutoPilots Bar - D Ranch Trailers Sales Lucas, Iowa Battery Patrol of Des Moines Battle Hill Musuem of Natural History (Battle Creek) Big Creek Software (Polk City) Bike World (Des Moines, West Des Moines, Ames) Brink Consulting (Orient) Budget Lighting, Inc. Central Iowa Home Inspections CE Software (Des Moines) (Cedar Rapids) Caldwell, Caldwell, and Caldwell PLC Newton IA Captain Jack Communications (Des Moines) Cascade Lumber Co. (Cascade) Cascade Mfg Co (Cascade) Casey's General Store Cedar-Rapids.Net

20. Washburn University Law Library -- LawJobs -- US Law Grad Schools Iowa-Montana 52242 (319) 3359071 (800) 553-iowa, ext 9071. LLM Programs LLM general; LLM general,with specialization in for Graduates of Foreign Law schools; Joint Degree http://www.washlaw.edu/postlaw/othersb.htm

Washburn University School of Law Post Graduate and Dual Degree Programs Iowa through Montana This page provides basic information regarding postgraduate degrees at many of the law schools throughout the U.S. Where a website has already been created by the other university, a link has been provided for your convenience. For more general information about law schools, you can search the online version of The Princeton Review , or the WASHLAW Law schools and Legal Associations page. There is also a site from Student Services for information on financial assistance, or a great link to CRESTAR Student Loans page, which includes online forms and calculators. KAPLAN now has a home page which is full of great information for students considering graduate programs. Because KAPLAN also prepares students for the GMAT, MCAT, and GRE, they have several stepping-stones inside their website to help you along your way. The UNITED STATES IOWA DRAKE UNIVERSITY Law School 2507 University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa 50311 (800) 44-DRAKE ext 2782 JD/MBA (Master of Business Administration) JD/MPA (Master of Public Administration) JD/MA (Master of Arts/mass communications or political science) JD/BS (Bachelor of Sciene in Pharmacy) UNIVERSITY OF IOWA College of Law 276 Boyd Law Building Melrose at Byington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52242

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