HonorsLINK, Issue 2011.1

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Application to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for a Grant to Plan a Comprehensive Model Cities Program Palatka Florida

Palatka, Florida Application to the Department of Housing & Urban Development for a grant to plan a comprehensive model cities program. Palatka, Florida, Harold Williams, city manager. Palatka, Fla. : [s.n.], 1968. Includes chapter: Population growth and characteristics: an examination of the historical growth since 1860 and the characteristics of Palatka\u27s present day citizens with a projection into the future

The Courier, Volume 27, Issue 22, April 29, 1994

Stories: Presidential Suitors Visit CD Campus Construction Updated, SRC Hospitality Administration Program Cooks It Up Right (photos) People: Jacquelyn Belcher Richard Pappas Mike Chesney Ed Leninger Gary Flannery Darin Myer

The Courier, Volume 23, Issue 24, May 18, 1990

Stories: College Sets Goals To Recruit Minorities Hospitality Students Take Part In New Program With H.E.A.R.T. CD Salutes Its Honor Students Udall Talks On Converging Themes Of History College of DuPage Public Radio Illiteracy Problem In America Snowballs Lady Chaps Make A Pitch For The National Title People: David Eldridge Stewart Udall Dave Webste

A career preparation program for high school students : program evaluation

vii, 233 leaves ; 29 cm. --This action research project provides a description and analysis of the unique career development needs of rural Alberta students and of a career curriculum program designed to meet these needs. As a teacher/researcher, I developed this new program, called Career Preparation 10, and taught it to five groups of students. The participants in this project were 23 rural grade 10 students who completed course evaluations. The results of a preliminary program evaluation are discussed as well as final project results, which indicated these students did find Career Preparation 10 useful in meeting their career development needs. Detailed evaluation results, a teacher's guide, and recommendations for course implementation are also included

2014-2015 Annual Report

The 2014-15 academic year marked the first year since AY 1998-99 that research and graduate studies were administratively organized into one office. The reorganization brings synergy and focus to these two vital and strongly linked components of the University of Maine’s land grant mission. During FY 2015 a total of $51,134,092 were received from extramural sponsors and were comprised of 370 awards. These results closely mirror FY 2014 with 363 awards and$51,169,551 received. Our average proposal success rate from FY 2005 – FY 2015 was approximately 68%. The FY 2015 proposal success rate was 76%, up from 63% in FY 2014. UMaine is consistently ranked among the top 125 public universities for research through the NSF Higher Education Research and Development (HERD) Survey. The most recent HERD survey reflects a steep increase in research expenditures at UMaine, from $77.6 million in FY13 to$101.2 million in FY 14. UMaine’s Carnegie Classification remains in the High Research Activity category. In addition, the Graduate School continued to increase its student recruitment activities, focusing on professional graduate programs, in which the majority of losses in student enrollment in the Graduate School have occurred

Football-September 19, 1970 program

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