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April 5 (F): Names of student participants submitted by mentors to Dr. Hill. April 14 (Su) / April 16 (T): PowerPoint files emailed / posters brought to Dr. Hill. April 17 (W) − April 19 (F): The SRCE Exposition (posters are on display). April 19 (F), 12:30 − 2:00 p.m.: The Reception! April 26 (F): The Scholarship Luncheon
To the students invited by an Arts & Sciences faculty member to participate in the SRCE Exposition:congratulations! This page provides information about the Expo for you and your mentor.
Each student or group of students may exhibit one or two posters. (In practice, almost all projects can been summarized on one poster.) A poster is created by putting the desired content into a 40" x 30" PowerPoint slide and then printing the slide onto a poster using one of the University's two poster printers.
Advice for creating the PowerPoint slide for a poster is provided in the Guide to Creating and Printing Posters. The guide includes essential information about how to get your poster printed, tips for preparing the PowerPoint file, and examples of posters from previous Expos.
Prior to printing, be sure that the content of your PowerPoint slide is at least one inch from the border of the slide (to ensure that all content is printed) and that your slide is free of typos and other errors. Your poster may be printed on either of two poster printers.
As you can see, there are many advantages to printing your poster with the A&S poster printer. Nevertheless, the Library's poster printer is an option.
THE DEADLINES FOR BRINGING POSTERS TO DR. HILL are
Don't worry about the mounting of your poster—Dr. Hill will take of this. To prepare a poster for display at the Exposition, the poster is mounted on a sturdy foam board using thumbtacks. Mounted posters are displayed on easels from the QCA.
The posters will be on display in the Doyle Trustees Room and Dining Room from Wednesday to Friday, as indicated in the Dates & Deadlines at the top of this page. On Friday, a reception will be held in the Trustees Room from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. The entire campus will be invited to view the posters and talk to the participants.
The reception is held on the Friday of the Expo from 12:30 to about 2:00. Formal attire is appropriate. It would be helpful if the students could arrive about five minutes early. Just inside one of the entrances to the Trustees Room, there will be a small table on which you'll find blank name tags and a pen. Students, please use the name tags. Mentors may use their formal SBU name tags or the blank name tags. During the reception, students stand next to their posters and accept compliments and answer questions from admiring visitors. The students will not be making any formal presentations.
I've arranged for the Exposition's reception to that week's Friday Forum, so delicious hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served. Certainly, students may enjoy the food and drink along with everyone else.
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Foundation Stage programme - Visits for Early Years students
Wakehurst offers a series of tailored and fun activities to stimulate an awareness of nature in Early Years students. Visits are linked to the curriculum and planned in detail prior to the visit.
The Green Fairy at Wakehurst.
Students join the "Green Fairy" on her quest around the Garden at Wakehurst. They match shape, colours and textures and find enough fallen leaves, petals and twigs to complete the fairy's outfit and make her a head band and/or magic wand. For a grand finale, students have a magical group photograph with the "Green Fairy".
- Length: Typical workshop - 2 hours.
- Group size: 20 students.
- Miniumum supervision required: 1 adult per 2 children.
- Programme cost: £130.
Learning outcomes
School visits at Wakehurst support and enhance the curriculum offered in schools. We aim to give students opportunities that are difficult or impossible to create in the school environment.
As teachers ourselves, we design our sessions to match the learning outcomes in the National Curriculum. At the moment, the new government has withdrawn the changes planned for 2010/11 and will be producing new curriculum guidelines. Once they have done that, we will re-visit the learning outcomes for our sessions.
The learning outcomes shown apply to the curriculum as it is at this time. Please note that all our sessions have a cross-curricular approach and are tailored to suit the educational needs of your group. This session offers students the opportunity to learn to:
- match shapes, colours, textures in nature
- make a collection
- listen for sounds in nature
- create a headbank or wand using natural materials.
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The EPA will spend about $1 million to clean up 100,000 gallons of uncontrolled hazardous waste left behind when Pickens Plating Inc. declared bankruptcy in June 2009. The contaminants include toxic acids, metals and chemicals stored in drums, containers and vats, some of which are open and leaking, EPA and Albion city officials said. The site poses an "imminent and substantial threat" to public health and the environment, the EPA said.
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The incidence of diabetes continues to increase in the Caribbean due to many contributing factors, but the most significant factors are directly linked to prevalence of sedentary lifestyle, diet and obesity. In this issue of Nyam News we willexplore why it is so important to practise a healthy lifestyle through physical activity to prevent or control diabetes.
In this final issue of Nyam News in this physical activity series we attempt to collate the main evidence for the various health indicators. Clearly, physical activity is positively related to health. However, to reap maximum benefits from physical activity, individuals (2yrs and older) are recommended to participate in a minimum of 30 minutes or more on most or all days of the week.
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Peoples Home Equity comments on recent housing data which has disappointed the market.
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 19, 2014
The housing data has continued to disappoint Peoples Home Equity this week. On Wednesday, February 19th, weekly mortgage applications, monthly building permits, and housing starts all upset market expectations.
Weekly mortgage applications posted a -4.1% decline today for the week ending on February 14th. This was the worst decline since the first week of January. As shown in TradingEconomics.com the forecast was for a mild -1.37% decline in weekly applications, but Wednesdays decline was troublesome. The unusually cold winter mixed with higher mortgage rates seems to be taking quite a toll on prospective loan applicants.
Other disappointing news related to monthly building permits and housing starts which respectively saw -5.4% and -16% declines. Building permits declined for the 3rd consecutive month returning to their pace not seen since the end of 2012 and beginning of 2013. Housing starts posted the largest decline in over 2 years. However, one must remember that housing starts jumped 22.5% in November 2013.
Peoples Home Equity thinks there is a real slow down in housing but fully expects a rebound during the summer. Prospective home buyers should take advantage of the current slowdown while rates remain relatively lower than a month ago.
This Fridays existing home sales will be a major data point that can enlighten the spirits of both home buyers and lenders. Peoples Home Equity remains optimistic about the upcoming existing home sales report as December reports was an increase over November's. A new uptrend may be revealed this Friday.
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