1. AGC Of Ohio Education Foundation website, contact the AGC of ohio education Foundation at agc within the West Centralohio AGC territorial Associated general Contractors of ohio 1755 Northwest http://www.agcohio.com/benefits/Scholarships.htm

AGC of Ohio Education Foundation The AGC of Ohio Education Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit organization designed to promote the construction industry by providing scholarships to students interested in pursuing careers in construction.  The Education Foundation was formed in 1999, and awarded its first scholarships in 2000.  AGC of Ohio members and divisions have the opportunity to sponsor scholarships under the auspices of the AGC of Ohio Education foundation.  Currently, eight organizations are taking advantage of the opportunity:  AGC of Ohio, AGC of Northwest Ohio, Baker Concrete Construction, Central Ohio AGC, Lincoln Construction, The Ruhlin Co., Tuttle Construction, and West Central Ohio AGC.   The scholarship application includes the following AGC scholarships: AGC of Ohio, AGC of Northwest Ohio, Central Ohio AGC, West Central Ohio AGC; and the Mosser Construction Scholarship. Students may apply for more than one scholarship on this application. Click to Download  -   Scholarship Application   - This is an PDF file that is opened with Acrobat Other Scholarships Baker Concrete Construction, Inc

2. Ohio Environmental Education Fund ohio ENVIRONMENTAL education FUND general GRANT PROGRAM ohio Environmental education Fund http://www.epa.state.oh.us/other/oeef/oeef.html

3. Ohio EPA Ohio EPA's Mission Is To Protect The Environment And Overview of the ohio Environmental education Fund; Download 2003 OEEF generalGrant Guidelines Application Form for general public audiences (PDF v5.0); http://www.epa.state.oh.us/other/oeef/oeemain.html

4. Untitled Document Law from the 125th general Assembly of the State of ohio. The ohio general Assembly, recognizing the need to establish Fiscal Year 19992000 State education Budget (House Bill 282) http://ohioacts.avv.com/

5. Ohio DNR Div. Of Watercraft: Boating Safety Education General Information & Cont Square Drive, A2 Columbus, ohio 43224-1362, Doug Golding, education Officer 614-265-6652doug instructor certifications or for general information regarding http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/watercraft/bseg/bseggi.htm

Enter Search Term: DIVISION OF WATERCRAFT HOME BOATING AREAS EDUCATION LAWS ... SAFETY TIPS 2003 BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION GRANT Introduction Table of Contents Funding Priorities Scheduling Priorities ... APPENDIX Application Deadline is November 8, 2002 To apply for a grant: Gain a thorough understanding of grant program parameters by closely reviewing this entire packet before planning a proposal. Consult with the appropriate ODNR Division of Watercraft field contact (see below) to discuss boating education needs in your local community. Pay close attention to the time line while planning and scheduling your boating program to avoid a proposal that begins prior to approved funds becoming available. Obtain the support of your organization before proceeding. Before entering into the formal agreement, political subdivisions must pass a resolution or ordinance and qualifying 501(c)3 non-profit organizations must sign a letter of commitment. Attend a scheduled Boating Safety Education Grant Workshop for more information regarding program planning and completion of applications on Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at ODNR Watercraft Headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. Contact Gregg Russell (see below) for more details about this free workshop. Complete the enclosed Application for Assistance, Exhibits A-E. Use the Application Checklist to ensure that required attachments are not omitted. Incomplete applications or those postmarked after the deadline (11/08/2002) are subject to disqualification.

6. Welcome To Builders Exchange A commercial construction trade association representing architects, engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, and manufacturers. Providing education and resources to improve the construction industry. http://www.bx.org/

Visit Our April Web Site Sponsors! The Builders Exchange of Central Ohio advances the commercial construction industry as the resource for communication, education, services and recognition. About BX Construction Expo BX Newsletter Discount Services ... BX Foundation Craftsmanship Award Nominations will be accepted until Friday, April 25 (5 p.m.) Download Now! 2003 Craftsmanship Nomination Forms INTRODUCING DODGE CONTRACTOR NETWORK! You asked for it, Here it is: A comprehensive plan room and online news, plans and specs priced at $700/year for BX members only! Call the BX, 614.486.9521, to get your FREE TRIAL license number. Search Our Membership: Search Our Entire Web site: Select the maximum number of records to return: Subscribe today and save over 33% off basic rates!

7. NOAH Northern Ohio Association Of Herptologists The primary objective of NOAH shall be the education of members of NOAH and of the general public with respect to conservation, ecological role, captive care, and breeding of reptiles and amphibians. http://www.noahonline.net

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8. Meet Jruther233 @ Americansingles.com - Ohio, Education/General AmericanSingles. Learn about MoldCheck, a test kit that helps allergy and asthma sufferers assess the levels of indoor mold spores, helping them to detect and correct such environments. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.americansingles.com/default.

9. General Education Requirements--Ohio University HOME. Through it's general education requirements, ohio Universityaims to help students develop certain intellectual skills including http://www.ohiou.edu/admissions/gened.html

Freshman Transfer International Apply Online ... HOME Through it's general education requirements, Ohio University aims to help students develop certain intellectual skills including: The ability to communicate through the written word and to use quantitative or symbolic reasoning. Broad knowledge of the major fields of learning. A capacity for evaluation and synthesis. To help meet these objectives, Ohio University has a three-tiered General Education Requirement that all undergraduate students, except those in Honors Tutorial College, must fulfill. For a listing of classes offered for a specific tier, click on the appropriate link below. Tier I Courses required to build your quantitative and English composition skills. Tier II Courses required to increase your breadth of knowledge. Tier III Course required to develop your ability to interrelate, synthesize, and integrate knowledge from different academic disciplines. Students are required to take one Tier III interdisciplinary course after attaining senior rank (135 hours). Please Note: The general education requirements listed here are subject to change. You will be required to complete the requirements listed in the "Undergraduate Catalogue" that is current at the time you enroll.

10. Home - College Of The Arts general education courses for nonart majors, courses for elementary classroom teachers, Bachelors, Masters, Ph.D. and Certificate programs. http://www.arts.ohio-state.edu/

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11. General Education Requirements--Ohio University Please Note The general education requirements listed here are subject to change Officeof Admissions ohio University 120 Chubb Hall Athens, ohio 457012979 Tel http://www.ohiou.edu/admissions/gened_tier1.html

Freshman Transfer International Apply Online ... HOME Tier I Course Requirements Quantitative Skills: Any Ohio University MATH course numbered 109 or above satisfies the Tier I quantitative skills requirement.To enroll in any MATH or other quantitative skills course, however, you must either place at the specific level required for that course or satisfy the appropriate prerequisites. English Composition: A freshman composition course and an advanced junior-level composition course are required. Courses for freshman composition should be selected from among 151, 151A, 152, 153, 153A, or 153B by choosing the class that most appeals to you. In the junior year, an approved advanced writing course must be taken unless students demonstrate advanced writing proficiency by passing the junior-level exemption exam. Please Note: The general education requirements listed here are subject to change. You will be required to complete the requirements listed in the "Undergraduate Catalogue" that is current at the time you enroll. For more information, contact:

12. Subject Guide For Education (General) ERIC documents, dissertations, etc.). education (general) Journals owned by ohio University. Association, Clearinghouse, http://www.library.ohiou.edu/subjects/edgen.htm

Shortcuts to... Find BOOKS (in ALICE) Find ARTICLE Databases (in InfoTree) Find VIDEOS (in ALICE) Library Hours Library Phone Numbers Regional Campus Libraries View Your Circulation Record Course Reserves Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery ALICE InfoTree About the Libraries Site Search Education (General) Contents Departmental Representative Reference Materials (including encyclopedias, statistics, directories, etc.) Library Catalogs (for finding books, journals, videos, etc.) Indexes and Abstracts (for identifying journal articles, ERIC documents, dissertations, etc.) Education (General) Journals owned by Ohio University Association, Clearinghouse, and Other Web Sites Departmental Representative Most professional librarians serve as subject bibliographers for one or more academic departments or programs. They work with the faculty members to develop the library's collection, promote its use and provide library instruction. For the College of Education, the subject bibliographer is: Wanda Weinberg , Reference Librarian Office: Alden Library, Reference Department (4th floor)

13. College Of Education of Lifelong education © Copyright 1998; College of education; The ohio State University....... News and general Information Lifelong education http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/

College continues reign at top of US News specialty programs in education Title II report for 2003 shows excellence of teacher preparation at Ohio State Revised April 07, 2003 by Lynda Mackey. CREDITS

14. Social Studies And Global Education General Information the social studies and global education coordinator, at 1945 North High Street, Columbus,ohio 43210. general Admissions Criteria As specified by the Graduate http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/mmerryfield/Resources/geninfo.htm

Below are brief descriptions of our core faculty, the MEd (for social studies certification), the MA, and PhD programs, our new Dual MA Degree with African American and African Studies, our Professional School (PDS) Network in Social Studies and Global Education, which is a major part of the MEd. For more information on the programs email Merry Merryfield, the social studies and global education coordinator, at merryfield.1@osu.edu or call 614/292-4314. Application Procedures: Graduate admission application forms may be obtained from the Admissions Office, Third Floor, Lincoln Tower, 1800 Cannon Drive or from the Office of Academic Services in the School of Teaching and Learning, 227 Arps Hall, 1945 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43210. General Admissions Criteria: As specified by the Graduate School of The Ohio State University, admissions criteria are as follows: An earned baccalaureate or professional degree from an accredited college or university by the expected date of entry. A minimum of 3.00 GPA is required but an applicant whose GPA is below the minimum may be considered for conditional admission contingent upon satisfactory performance on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE).

15. Ohio Board Of Regents - Ohio General Education Conference ohio general education Conference Agenda. Presentations will include a panel ofohio participants discussing the general education programs on their campuses; http://www.regents.state.oh.us/transfer/gen-educ-home.htm

Ohio General Education Conference Agenda June 11, 2002 On behalf of the Ohio Faculty Council and the Articulation Transfer Council, we invite you to participate in a 1-day General Education conference on June 11 at the in Worthington, Ohio. The conference is being planned with support from Chancellor Roderick Chu and the Ohio Board of Regents. Presentations will include: a panel of Ohio participants discussing the General Education programs on their campuses a panel of national experts in the field of General Education discussing the different views of or trends in General Education a prominent General Education educator to provide the key note address at lunch a panel of employers and graduate deans to talk about how General Education relates to expectations of graduates a summary session of the day Throughout the day you will be given the opportunity to brainstorm, ask questions, and participate in discussions about the major issues facing us today in the area of General Education.

16. Ohio Board Of Regents - State Legislation Affecting Higher Education Look up a bill. ohio Revised Code. ohio Administrative Code. Session Laws. FederalLegislation President's FY 2003 education Budget. general issues. Statehouse. http://www.regents.state.oh.us/legislative/Bills-125th GA.html

125th Ohio General Assembly State legislation affecting higher education House Bill 10: Tuition Increase Limits Bill Text House Bill 20: Inmate Education Expenses Bill Text House Bill 40: Budget Corrective Bill Bill Text Senate Bill 1: Technology Tax Credits Bill Text LSC Analysis Senate Bill 16: Tuition Increase Limits Bill Text LSC Analysis Other Ohio laws and legislation: Look up a bill Ohio Revised Code Ohio Administrative Code Session Laws Federal Legislation President's FY 2003 Education Budget General issues Questions? Contact Us Top of Page Back to Legislative Information Page Home ... State of Ohio http://www.regents.state.oh.us/ legislative/bills.html

17. Cooperative Education @ Ohio University -- General Information The Cooperative education Program (Coop) at the ohio University Russ College ofEngineering and Technology is a five-year program that combines classroom http://www.ent.ohiou.edu/coop/general.html

The Cooperative Education Program (Co-op) at the Ohio University Russ College of Engineering and Technology is a five-year program that combines classroom learning with paid, career-related work experience. Participating students alternate periods of on-campus study with roughly equal periods of worksite experience according to the established schedules. Students gain experience that will give them a competitive edge upon graduation while earning money and academic credit. At the co-op worksite, students find an employer who is ready to put them to work in degree-related assignments that are roughly equal to their skill level. Each time the students return to the worksite, they should encounter increased responsibility and more challenging assignments. Chemical Engineering Professor Russell Chen Civil Engineering Professor Gayle Mitchell Computer Science Professor David Juedes Electrical Engineering Professor Dennis Irwin Professor Trevor Hale Industrial Technology Professor Peter Klein Mechanical Engineering Professor David Bayless Co-op participants include students from sophomore through senior years. Graduate students are also involved.

18. University Bulletins - Ohio State University University Bulletins College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences.general education Curriculum (GEC). 2002, wwwafa.adm.ohio-state.edu Please http://www-afa.adm.ohio-state.edu/bulletin/gec.asp?Ccode=agr

19. University Bulletins - Ohio State University general education Curriculum. For the Bachelor of Science in Nutrition I. Writingand Related Skills. 2002, wwwafa.adm.ohio-state.edu Please send technical http://www-afa.adm.ohio-state.edu/bulletin/gec.asp?Ccode=hec

20. Legislative Agencies LIS) serves the ohio general Assembly and the legislative agencies by providingcomputer network services, help desk support, computer education and training http://www.legislature.state.oh.us/agencies.cfm

Use the links below to visit the web site of the legislative agency. Legislative Service Commission (LSC) The Joint Legislative Ethics Committee (JLEC) The Office of the Legislative Inspector General (OLIG) Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review (JCARR) ... Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board (CSRAB) Legislative Agencies Read a description of the legislative agencies: Legislative Service Commission Joint Legislative Ethics Committee/Office of the Legislative Inspector General Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review Legislative Office of Education Oversight ... Legislative Service Commission (LSC) The Ohio Legislative Service Commission (LSC) is a statutory agency created in 1953 to provide technical and research services to members of the General Assembly. Among its duties, the LSC is responsible for providing bill drafting, bill analysis, research, training, and other technical services to the General Assembly. It also maintains the Register of Ohio an Internet means of public access to proposed agency rules. As of September 2000, the Legislative Budget Office was merged with the LSC and is now known as the LSC Fiscal Staff. The LSC Fiscal Staff provides members of the General Assembly with state revenue and expenditure estimates, drafting of appropriation bills and amendments, fiscal notes and local impact statements, and general information about governmental fiscal issues.[ top Joint Legislative Ethics Committee/Office of the Legislative Inspector General (JLEC-OLIG) The Joint Legislative Ethics Committee (JLEC) was established to monitor compliance with Ohio's Ethics Law as it applies to the Legislative Branch. It is also responsible for administering Ohio's Lobbying Laws and exercises its powers and duties pertaining to Legislative Agents, Executive Agency Lobbyists, and their employers. The Office of the Legislative Inspector General (OLIG) is accountable to the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee and is responsible for the actual implementation of the provisions of the Ethics and Lobbying Laws. [

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