The Minnesota AmeriCorps-Youth Works Evaluation Plan

Passage of the Youth Works bill is important legislation. It brings Minnesota to the forefront of the national service movement and sets standards for other states to follow. Because Youth Works leads the nation in involving young people in service to their community ad their state, the evaluation design also reflects the innovative spirit of the legislation. The state evaluation design incorporates the best of other evaluative studies of service programs and promotes new processes which reflect the intent of the legislation. The state evaluation of the AmeriCorps-Youth Works Programs promotes programmatic self-evaluation, while it links together state and federal evaluation system requirements. Through this combined strategy of evaluation, the impacts of service on AmeriCorps-Youth Works members, organizations, and communities in Minnesota will be examined to assess the influences, costs, and benefits of the AmeriCorps-Youth Works program

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National Service: Expectation Versus Reality

National service has a long history in America. From the early colonies with their citizen soldiers, to religious organizations and social service, to modern day members of conservation corps and AmeriCorps, individuals have contributed important work for the benefit of their community and country. A more recent focus in the 20th century, initiated by William James\u27 Moral Equivalent of War and carried out in the 1993 National Service Trust Act, has accelerated an interest in the concepts and practice of national service

Junior Recital: Deana Rumsey, Oboe Laura Maland, Bassoon

Kemp Recit al Hall Saturday Afternoon March 28, 1998 3:00 p.m

Characteristics of Hispanic Students in Minnesota Public Schools and Post-Secondary Institutions: A Look at Demographics, Graduation, Attrition, Retention and Participation.

Prepared for the Minnesota Hispanic Education Program under a CURA Communiversity Personnel Grant

Malware Static Analysis on Microsoft Macro Attack

In the 21st century, technology is increasing rapidly, the increase in technology is the potential for cyber attacks on today's technological infrastructure. Malware that is designed to damage computer systems without the owner's knowledge at a considerable cost becomes a cyber crime. This macro malware analysis is to study the code and behavior of malware when run on an operating system. To analyze this malware, this study uses a static analysis method by analyzing malware without running the program