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Contract Title: Graphics Designer
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Issue Date: September 06 2013
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- Designs all forms of printed materials, consulting with originating departments in order to produce camera-ready copy for printing.
- Designs and produces internal working forms for various departments, as requested.
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- Prepare art materials, freehand or mechanically, for various art layouts.
- May supervise lower ranking personnel.
- Performs other related duties as required.
Assignment Level II - under general supervision, with some latitude for independent action, performs work of advanced level complex work such as:
- Performs creative services for college publications.
- Coordinates design projects for the college.
- Estimates costs and production time for publications; also, deals with outside vendors on specifications and bids, as required.
- Designs college advertisements and special programs advertisements.
- Recruits, trains, and supervises college graphics designers, and/or other personnel as necessary.
- Performs other related duties as required.
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1. Possession of a baccalaureate degree in fine arts, commercial art, or similar, and two (2) years full-time experience or the freelance equivalent in graphics, drafting, or industrial design, or
2. Possession of an associate degree in an appropriate field and three (3) years full-time experience or the freelance equivalent in graphics, drafting, or industrial design, or
3. Possession of a high school diploma and four (4) years full-time experience or the freelance equivalent in graphics, drafting, or industrial design.
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- Experience in Adobe Creative Suite Indesign, Photoshop and Illustrator
- Experience designing marketing collateral (brochures, flyers, forms, booklets, news ads, etc.).
- Experience working with Dreamweaver, Flash or other web-related products
- Photography experience
- Strong Photoshop retouching skills
New Hire: $41,516*
Incumbent: $46,914
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16 December 2011
Tee Holden, International Operations Manager, won the award for Most Innovative Involvement at the 2011 Jubilee Lecture and Awards Ceremony of the Association for University Administrators, AUA.
Staff from the University of Derby were among the 200 guests at the awards ceremony which was held at the Grand Connaught Rooms. London.
Tee shares the award with Geoff Green from the University of Leicester. The pair work in partnership as East Midlands Co-ordinators for the AUA. Over the last 18 months they have built a support network for people working in administrative and management roles at universities in the region including Derby, Leicester, Nottingham and Nottingham Trent, Cranfield, Northampton, Loughborough, De Montfort and The Open University.
Tee and Geoff have organised a number of seminars at each of the Universities giving staff the opportunity to network with their peers and to add to their Continuous Professional Development (CPD) portfolios.
Tee said: "I volunteered for the East Midlands AUA co-ordinator role as I felt there was a great opportunity to be had by networking with staff at neighbouring universities in similar roles. I wanted to explore the possibilities of sharing skills and best practice and to offer opportunities to learn from the experts.
"It's not just about improving how we do our jobs though, it's about influencing the sector we work in. That's especially important at the moment. Higher education is in an interesting place right now, and we're better able to understand our strengths and our challenges by working in collaboration with one another."
One of the sessions Tee and Geoff organised, entitled Don't Mention the C-Word: the culture of customer service in higher education, took a surprise turn as the trainer announced that he was going to teach everyone to juggle. The trainer, Kenton Lewis, Head of Widening Participation & Student Recruitment at St George's University of London explained that the session wasn't about ′juggling multiple roles′ or ′keeping numerous projects in the air′, it was about learning how to actually juggle as an exercise in concentration, relaxation and enjoyment.
Commenting after the award was given on November 29, Alison Robinson Canham, Executive Director at the AUA, said: "Tee and Geoff have made an outstanding personal contribution to the work of the AUA in the Midlands.
"The seminar series has done much to raise the profile of the Association and improved access to high quality development opportunities right across the region. As an organisation we are indebted to the individuals who give so generously of their time and expertise, and to the employing institutions which support them in this."
Geoff Green, Director of Administration, College of Science & Engineering at the University of Leicester, said: "Over the last year AUA East Midlands professional development events have reached more than 200 managers working in universities across the region, and it was fantastic that the AUA recognised this contribution in its Jubilee year.
"It was a surprise and a delight to receive the national award for the most innovative involvement in AUA. Our role has simply been to coordinate and facilitate the efforts of those dedicated and professional university managers who are committed advocates for the AUA and the continuing development of our profession, both within and beyond their own individual institutions."
The AUA's next regional conference is being held at the University of Derby's Enterprise Centre on June 28, 2012.
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Children, parents, staff and governors at Kelling Primary School celebrated the Queen's Diamond Jubilee last Friday.
The Friends of Kelling Primary and Year 6 children organized some games and stalls and everyone enjoyed a fun afternoon with a tea party fit for the Queen.
Build-A-Bear's Bearamy also visited and judged the best regal teddy bear competition, which was won by Stan Spence in KS1 and Joe Lees in KS2.
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It has been awhile since Williams was on a major-league roster for these kind of season-opening ceremonies -- not since 2007 when he opened the season with the Washington Nationals. He admitted he might get a little choked up when his name was announced as part of the Opening Day festivities.
Williams fought his way back to the majors with the Angels last season (after detours through Taiwan, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and two different independent leagues). He is opening this season on the DL. But Williams went five innings in a minor-league injury-rehabilitation assignment with Class-A Inland Empire Thursday night, allowing two runs on five hits and a walk while striking out five.
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A 16-year-old girl kidnapped during a home invasion has been found unharmed, police said.
It appears four people broke into an apartment on South Whitney Street in Mission Hill Tuesday night and took the girl and the family's van.
In a telephone conversation with WCVB's John Atwater, the teen said she feared for her life when four armed men stormed in and tied her up with duct tape and rope.
She said the men then drove her around in the family's Toyota Sienna minivan for an hour before dropping her off near the Chocolate Factory Apartments in the Lower Mills section of Dorchester.
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Buffalo Bandits General Manager Steve Dietrich has announced that the team has signed eight players, including four of the Bandits' seven selections in the 2012 NLL Entry Draft. Each of the eight players were signed to one-year deals.
The Bandits have agreed to terms with free agent forward Nick Cotter and forward Jamie Rooney, whose rights were acquired in an August trade with the Toronto Rock. They also re-signed transition player Jon Harasym and defenseman Mike McNamara.
Cotter totaled 80 points (43+37) and 116 loose balls in 41 games over his first three NLL seasons, adding another four (3+1) points in two playoff games.
A five-year NLL veteran, Rooney (5'10", 185 lbs. 7/31/84) has recorded 124 points (65+59) and 219 loose balls in 66 regular season games, adding 12 points (8+4) in four playoff contests. The Arthur, Ontario native recorded 14 points (8+6) and 34 loose balls in 10 games with the Rock in 2012.
Harasym (5'9", 180 lbs., 12/13/79) has appeared in all but three of the team's games since re-joining the Bandits in 2010, including a career-high 16 regular season games last year in which he tallied seven assists and 52 loose balls.
McNamara (6'2", 220 lbs., 1/7/90) made his NLL debut for the Bandits last season, recording one assist and 11 loose balls in four regular season games. He also appeared in the Bandits' playoff game against Toronto.
The team also has agreed to terms with four of the seven players selected at this year's entry draft, including Jordan Critch (16th overall pick), Kevin Brownell (22nd), Joel Matthews (31st) and Wenster Green (40th).
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Blogging Mothers Magazine November 2011 Edition This edition of the Magazine contains some of my recent content parsing the Occupy Wall Street Movement with the Tea Party. I was involved in the early planning of the Denver Events and partnered with several activists to organize a variety of events around Tax Day, the 9-12 … Continue reading
Although I have stated that the Natural Family BLOG is dedicated to homebirth, my top posts from the past two years might indicate something else. Since I started writing this blog in 2005, one of the main goals has been to help families get to the root cause of illness. I was a vaccine damaged … Continue reading
This is my favorite ad from CCHR. Kudos to them for getting it on national television…Stop the drugging of the American People! Psychiatric Survivor, Jenny Hatch
BARBARA HARTWELLS TAKE ON 911 – Barbara Hartwell on The Jenny Hatch Radio Show
CORE OF CORRUPTION FILM AND BARBARA HARTWELLS TAKE ON 911 Posted by Jenny Hatch on September 11, 2011 · Leave a Comment UPDATE: September 13th, 2011 Barbara Hartwell was on my radio show today to talk about her article. Click Here to watch the whole Video Click Here to listen to the Podcast at Blog Talk Radio
I was thrilled to have a chance to chat with Jonathan on the Radio Show Today! Whole interview with Jonathan at One True Media
Medical Tyranny or Health Freedom?
Twenty-one years ago today I awoke naked in a seclusion room at Clinton Valley Center, a Michigan state psychiatric hospital. I had just managed to live through the worst night of my life, and upon regaining consciousness I thought that I had died and gone to hell. For three days I was in that little … Continue reading
Take the BLUE PILL DOOCE….Please oh please, take the blue pill…
IT'S TRUE! ZOLOFT DOES EVERYTHING!!! ORIGINAL POST (June 14th, 2009) Written by Blogger Jenny Hatch I've been a vocal supporter of home birth for many years.
DOCUMENTARY: Dead Wrong – How Psychiatric Drugs can Kill your Children
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CCHR (by way of Natural News): Psychiatric diagnostic manual editor reveals emperor has no clothes, "There is no definition of a mental disorder. It's bull__."
"There is no definition of a mental disorder. It's bull___. I mean, you just can't define it," states Allen Frances, MD, lead editor for the Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM-IV). As DSM-IV is the imperial doctrine used by psychiatrists in diagnosing mental disorders, prescribing powerful psychotropics to the masses, and commanding health care dollars, this is quite a confession. "We made mistakes that had terrible consequences," Frances concedes.
Cut the Military Industrial Complex budget by HALF!!!
The place to start is with the Vaccine Program, quickly followed by the Psychiatric Drugging of our Soldiers…
Jenny Hatch
When you sow the wind, (A Whirlwind named Jared Lee Loughner)
What this means is that every piece of legislation that the fake President has voted on these past two years is null and void and the deadly Mothers Act is dead in the water…now we just need to send his foreign ass out of the White House in the biggest Ass Kicking America has ever seen.
CCHR: Why Mental Health "Advocacy" Groups Aren't Calling for Psychiatric Drug Investigation in Arizona Shooting: They're Pharma Funded
Shouldn't we be investigating that instead of using this tragedy to get more funding for mental health "treatment"? So let's just cut to the chase. The most prominent "mental health" groups using this shooting to cry out "give us billions more funding," are themselves, funded by Pharma.
Perhaps this sheds light on why despite the overwhelming evidence psychiatric drugs cause violence and even homicide, groups such as the National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI), which claims to be a "patient's rights" organization for the "mentally ill" are not calling for an investigation of what, if any role, psychiatric drugs played in this or any other mass shooting in the last 10 years, we are.


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Janie Hendrix, the sister of legendary rock star Jimi Hendrix, will appear at a signing event for the Jimi Hendrix: The Ultimate Lyric Book. See her on Tuesday, January 8th at Barnes & Noble Northwest starting at 7 p.m. (Las Vegas, NV)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Shawnee County Youth Court marks 10 years in session this week.
The program, developed through the Topeka Youth Project, has first-time teenaged traffic offenders with misdemeanor charges face a jury of their peers. Not only that, teens also act as the judge, prosecutor, defense attorney, bailiff and court clerk in the case. The young jurors also decide the punishment, which can range from community service to written apologies.
Law student and youth court volunteer Danielle Packer and Shawnee County District Court Judge Steve Ebberts, who helped implement the program, spoke about it on 13 News at 4.
Teens who'd like to get involved with the program may call 785-273-4141.
A 10th anniversary celebration will be held at 5:30pm Thursday, Sept. 19 at Shawnee Co. District Court. Refreshments will be served and people can observe a slate of cases.
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2298 In recent times it has become evident that these cruel practices were neither necessary for public order, nor in conformity with the legitimate rights of the human person. On the contrary, these practices led to ones even more degrading. It is necessary to work for their abolition. We must pray for the victims and their tormentors.
The Pope - in quoting the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church - says this about torture:
Public authorities must be ever vigilant in this task, eschewing any means of punishment or correction that either undermine or debase the human dignity of prisoners. In this regard, I reiterate that the prohibition against torture "cannot be contravened under any circumstances"
Now, I know that there are several Catholic writers, theologians and others who are trying to blur the distinctions between what constitutes torture and what doesn't. Violence is the key here, as the Catechism defines torture. This is a moral absolute and the game of "what if" doesn't do justice to the situation, because we cannot justify the means by the ends.
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In her poem Sometimes, Mary Oliver gives these instructions for living life:
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it.
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it.
The post-conference, post-holiday period typically feels like an interim time. But it is
the ideal time to "pay attention" to our common work.
Last July a group of ACHE stakeholders gathered at the home office in Norman, Oklahoma to spend
two days thinking about our shared efforts. This group then engaged in a follow up gathering in
Austin where they were joined by others to continue the conversation.
These conversations, along with our strategic plan, led your board to review and approve
three work groups for this year in ACHE. These work groups are charged with specific tasks
designed to implement recommendations from ACHE's strategic plan and several of our
In addition, the ACHE executive committee is reviewing the structure of our association
to make certain we are in the best possible position to move forward into the future. The standing
committees are also reviewing ideas that will strengthen our work. Our home office is
implementing new systems to support the members of the association. And your conference
planning committee, chaired by Clare Roby, is continuing their mission to design an exciting
conference in collaboration with our colleagues from AAACE.
These efforts will support us as we all continue to work to make a difference on our
campuses and in our communities. On behalf of ACHE, I want to say thank you to all of our
colleagues who are "paying attention."
In this Issue
"Instructions for Life" from President Grebel
2013 Membership Renewal links and deadlines
Call for Nominations open
New Committee on Inclusiveness chair announced
Members on the move: Susan Elkins
Welcome new members!
Call for JCHE submissions
ACHE 2013 in Lexington:
Sneak in your Proposal!
Submit your Story: read about Keith Gurgui
ACHE 2012 in Austin *Followup*
A Covert Awards Ambush
Spring regional meetings calendar
Collaborations & Partnerships
Get to know CAP
Happenings around the CE world
View current career postings
2013 membership renewals now open
Renewal forms for all membership categories are now available
Please let us know by the deadlines above if you plan to renew. If you need to be invoiced in July 2013 in order to pay your membership with FY14 funds, please complete a renewal form and check the box that says, "I want to be invoiced in July."
Questions? Contact Ynez Walske (email@example.com) or Tarra Walker (email@example.com) at the ACHE Home Office.
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Call for Nominations for ACHE Officer and Directors ~ Deadline March 15
The ACHE Nominations Committee is currently accepting nominations for:
The Association will present its slate of candidates in the April Five Minutes with ACHE. In order to submit a nomination, please click here. Individuals may self-nominate or be nominated by a colleague. Once nominations are received, the chair of the Nominations Committee, Charles Hickox, will contact nominees with requests for additional information.
Please direct any inquiries to the Nominations Committee Chair, Charles Hickox at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Participation as a Director-at-Large or as Vice President constitutes a significant opportunity to serve ACHE and continuing higher education. Nominees for Vice President must have served at least two years as a Director-at-Large. For a description of the roles and responsibilities of ACHE Officers, please consult the ACHE Guide for Officers and Board Members.
We hope that you will consider nominating yourself or a colleague this year!
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New Chair of Committee on Inclusiveness announced
It's with great pleasure that we welcome Frederick Varnado to the post of chair for our Committee on Inclusiveness. Fred serves as Director for the Office of Professional Development and Educational Outreach at the University of Southern Mississippi.
The Committee on Inclusiveness is charged with working in partnership with the ACHE Board of Directors, Regional Officers, and the Membership Recruitment & Retention Committee on efforts to broaden the ACHE Community to include traditionally underrepresented individuals and institutions. They seek to make connections with two-year and community colleges, technical colleges, colleges outside the United
States, HBCUs, tribal colleges, and Hispanic-serving institutions in order to amplify the voices of adult continuing higher educators at these institutions. The committee also engages in efforts to develop an association culture that supports and enhances professional development and leadership opportunities regardless
of race, age, ethnicity, creed, disability, gender, or sexual orientation.
We thank Fred for his willingness to serve and look forward to a productive year.
Members on the move: Susan Elkins takes chancellor position at South Carolina Palmetto College
The University of South Carolina recently announced that Susan Elkins will be taking the position of chancellor at Palmetto College, a division of USC's Extended University. You can see the full announcement here.
Palmetto College at the University of South Carolina allows students to earn a USC degree online. According to the Palmetto College website, "students can choose their own pace of study and can select from a wide range of degree offerings."
Congratulations on your move, Susan!
Welcome new and rejoining members!
Call for submissions to the Journal for Continuing Higher Education
The Journal of Continuing Higher Education (JCHE) announces a Call for Manuscripts for its upcoming issues. For best consideration for the Spring 2013 issue, manuscripts should be received by March 15, 2013.
Manuscripts should demonstrate implications for both the
theory and practice of continuing higher education.
JCHE strives to support continuing higher education by serving as a forum for the reporting and exchange of information based on research, observations, and the experience relevant to the field. Issues are published in the winter, spring, and fall. JCHE is published by Routledge.
Manuscript submission guidelines are available online.
Potential authors should feel free to consult with JCHE editor James Broomall, University of Delaware. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (302) 831-2795.
Please share this announcement with colleagues and graduate students who may be interested in submitting manuscripts to JCHE. The Journal has published outstanding graduate student work in the past.
Submitting to Five Minutes with ACHE
We're always looking for your input! As we continue to grow, it's important to hear what's going on in your neck of the woods, so we're looking for articles on topics of interest to continuing educators. To submit, please send an email with a .doc or .docx attachment to firstname.lastname@example.com. The copy deadline for Five Minutes is the 23rd of the month preceding a given issue. We ask that you limit your submission to no more than 2000 words; short and sweet is fine as well! Want ideas? Email us!
Call for Proposals: Sneak in your proposal until Sunday, February 10!
To aid the procrastinators among us (guilty as charged!) our Call for Submissions form will stay open until 5:00 p.m. Central time on Sunday, February 10. Sneak in your proposal today!
Share a Story and Celebrate How We Make a Difference
The 2013 ACHE annual conference theme is "We Make a Difference." To celebrate that theme, the conference planning committee is gathering stories from the ACHE community about how you've made a difference. If you've had a chance to listen to NPR's StoryCorps series, you know how powerful stories can be to capture the impact of life's events, both big and small.
We believe that the work WE do impacts the people we serve and strengthens the practice of continuing higher education. Our stories are powerful examples of how our programs transform the lives of our students, how we energize our institutions, and how our network of leaders for lifelong learning has empowered our careers. What stories can you share? We invite you to share your story with us and to be part of the celebration of how we make a difference. To submit a story, contact us at email@example.com.
Here's one exceptional story submitted by Diana Hawkins, SUNY Empire State College.
Think about online learning. What's it like? In a typical situation, most people picture a laptop, students reading at their computer, writing notes, sending in discussion posts, ordering e-textbooks, and emailing with peers and professors.
For Keith Gurgui, not one part of his college experience has been "typical."
Keith, a star athlete and lifeguard, was injured in a random swimming accident a few months prior to starting his freshman year at a traditional campus school. He was left paralyzed from the neck down.
Keith found out about SUNY Empire State College's Center for Distance Learning through a friend. The rest is history. Mr. Gurgui is actively in pursuit of his Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and plans to use his degree to help people with disabilities find equal treatment at work, school, sports, and in their communities. How can a student paralyzed from the neck down be a successful online learning student? With perseverance and motivation. Gurgui reads his regular textbooks, and works online using a head mouse, following a blinking red cursor on his screen. He uses voice-to-type technology for papers and even uses phone conferences with certain instructors to complete assignments. Two years and eight classes later, Gurgui is active, successful learner and is slated to graduate next year.
Read Keith's full story
This story showcases how Empire State College made things different in order to offer the same quality learning to a talented young man. Now, Keith Gurgui can continue to make a difference in the lives other disabled people and their families.
2012 Awards Follow-up: A Covert Awards Ambush
ACHE's 2012 Special Recognition Award recipient, Virginia Moxley, was unable to join us in Austin, Texas to accept her award during our Annual Lunch. Her colleague, A. David Stewart, was present, however, and happily agreed to accept in her stead.
Recently, Stewart contacted us with a short narrative about how he and several of Moxley's colleagues conducted a Covert Awards Ambush upon the unsuspecting administrator.
"As you know, Dr. Moxley was unable to be in Austin at the time the award was presented. I was pleased to receive the award on her behalf at that time. As I returned to campus, I felt the award was far too significant to simply take it over and set it on her desk. So Sue Maes, dean for continuing education, and I secretly arranged with her faculty and staff to step into a meeting when most of them would be gathered with Dean Moxley. This meant that the delivery of the award was delayed for nearly two months due to end of semester and holiday breaks. Finally the award was delivered to Dean Moxley last week in the presence of most of her faculty during their opening spring forum. I confessed to the dean that I had been avoiding her for nearly two months, but my intentions were good! It was a great way to have a "local celebration" of Dean Moxley's receiving the award.
I thought you would like to know."
"As you know, Dr. Moxley was unable to be in Austin at the time the award was presented. I was pleased to receive the award on her behalf at that time. As I returned to campus, I felt the award was far too significant to simply take it over and set it on her desk. So Sue Maes, dean for continuing education, and I secretly arranged with her faculty and staff to step into a meeting when most of them would be gathered with Dean Moxley. This meant that the delivery of the award was delayed for nearly two months due to end of semester and holiday breaks. Finally the award was delivered to Dean Moxley last week in the presence of most of her faculty during their opening spring forum. I confessed to the dean that I had been avoiding her for nearly two months, but my intentions were good! It was a great way to have a "local celebration" of Dean Moxley's receiving the award.
I thought you would like to know."
We did indeed! Here's documentary evidence of the Covert Awards Ambush in action:
Network at your local ACHE Regional Meeting!
ACHE Great Plains Spring Meeting
March 7 & 8, 2013
Kansas State University
Manhattan, Kansas
Call for Proposals, Registration, & hotel information now available!
Call for Proposals, Registration, & hotel information now available!
ACHE New England Spring Meeting
April 26, 2013
Host: Northeastern University's College of Professional Studies
Stay tuned for more information!
Stay tuned for more information!
ACHE MidAtlantic Spring Meeting
Theme: "Success, not just Access"
March 17-19, 2013
Doubletree Hotel
Wilmington, Delaware
Call for Proposals now open! Download submission form
Call for Proposals now open! Download submission form
ACHE South Spring Meeting
April 21-24, 2013
Sandestin Resort
Miramar Beach, Florida
Awards Submission Deadline
- Monday, February 18
Early Registration Deadline
- Saturday, March 2
Awards Submission Deadline
- Monday, February 18
Early Registration Deadline
- Saturday, March 2
Get to know the Council on Accelerated Programs
The theme for ACHE's 2012 Annual Conference & Meeting was "Collaboration and Partnership: Our Keys to the Future." It is in that spirit that we'd like to share with you a little more about one of our collaborating organizations, the Council on Accelerated Programs (CAP). CAP began a partnership with ACHE in 2011 when they joined us during our Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida to offer a series of sessions on best practices in accelerated programming.
CAP will continue to partner with us throughout 2013, so we thought we'd give you a chance to get to know them a little better.
The faces of CAP
Who and what is CAP?
Founded in 2004, CAP is the Council for Accelerated Programs. We are an international membership organization serving professionals who lead, teach, and conduct research in accelerated programs in higher education. Our mission is to advocate for accelerated education, enhance collaboration, and share best practices and research findings among our members to design and deliver the most effective accelerated learning for adult and nontraditional students. Our vision is to be recognized as the leading advocate of accelerated learning in higher education and as the premiere membership organization for providers of accelerated education. Core values of CAP: we believe that accelerated learning is an effective and efficient educational process for adult learners; that our members have experiences, knowledge & expertise in accelerated learning to share with one another; we encourage and share research and assessment in the field of accelerated learning; and believe that accelerated learning provides access to higher learning for a diverse population of learners. Membership includes over 105 institutions and approximately 200 individual members. We are governed by a 15-member volunteer Executive Board of Officers from across the continental United States.
What Services does CAP Provide?
What are the Benefits of Being a CAP Member?
To Find out More about CAP
Visit www.capnetwork.org or contact Jeannie McCarron, CAP Director, at (303) 964-5253 or
firstname.lastname@example.com. We hope to hear from you or see you at one of our upcoming events.
10th Annual Sloan-C Blended Learning Conference & Workshop
Call for Proposals ends
February 11!
July 8 - 9, 2013
Hyatt Regency Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI
Join your colleagues at the 10th Annual Sloan Consortium Blended Learning Conference
and Workshop as we problem-solve, exchange ideas, and explore effective strategies
about blended learning. The conference provides the opportunity for instructors and
faculty members, instructional designers, student advisors, administrative leaders, and
researchers to share best practices, strategic considerations, models of practice, and
challenges revealed through our experiences in practice and research.
6th Annual Sloan-C/MERLOT Emerging Technologies for Online Learning
Early Bird Registration Ends February 12!
April 9 - 11, 2013
Planet Hollywood Resort – Las Vegas, NV
The Emerging Technologies for Online Learning International Symposium, a joint
Symposium of Sloan Consortium and MERLOT, is designed to bring together individuals
interested in the review and evaluation of online teaching and learning technologies.
This year's keynote speaker is Steve Wheeler, Plymouth University, UK. "What's
That Coming Over the Hill? Digital Futures, Emerging Cultures, New Learning."
Early bird ends February 12, 2013. Register today to take advantage of the discounted
rates of $495 for Sloan-C members and $545 for regular attendees.
Registration still open for CCME 2013
Join Council of College & Military Educators for their Annual Education Symposium!
Building Bridges to Success Through Education for the Military Community
February 25 - 28, 2013
Hilton San Diego Bayfront, San Diego, California
CCME's Annual Education Symposium is a premier professional development opportunity for the military education and training community. CCME is the only organization whose sole purpose is to engage various constituencies who seek to create, enhance, and deliver education and support services that meet the needs of the military community. Partake in relevant training, share best practices, learn about new or changing government regulations, participate in presentations, and engage in discussions. Bridge knowledge and skills gaps to enhance your ability to serve our nation's heroes.
Visit the CCME website for more information
CAUCE Foundations for Success Webinar Series
Upcoming session:
Adapting Teaching Methods to Diverse Communities
Date: Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Time: 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm ET
Registration Deadline: 12:00 pm ET, Tuesday, March 19, 2013
There are numerous paths to learning and a wide range of teaching methods to follow those paths. Some adults learn a great deal on their own through readings, observations and Internet research. For others, learning is inhibited when teaching methods rely on abilities not yet fully mastered or when variables such as life experiences, academic backgrounds and family situations are not considered. In this webinar, the presenter will discuss various teaching methods and learning strategies that can help optimize educational outcomes in a classroom of diverse adult learners, and will identify the roles of educators throughout the process.
There are numerous paths to learning and a wide range of teaching methods to follow those paths. Some adults learn a great deal on their own through readings, observations and Internet research. For others, learning is inhibited when teaching methods rely on abilities not yet fully mastered or when variables such as life experiences, academic backgrounds and family situations are not considered. In this webinar, the presenter will discuss various teaching methods and learning strategies that can help optimize educational outcomes in a classroom of diverse adult learners, and will identify the roles of educators throughout the process.
Click here for more information and to get registered. All sessions are free of charge.
CAUCE 2013 Keynote Speakers announced
CAUCE 2013 Distinct Savoir-Faire: UCE 6.0
May 22-25, 2013
Marriott Chateau Champlain -
Montreal, Quebec
View our 2013 Keynote Speakers
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Hungarian Notation, pseudo-constants and C++ references
When I first learned about Hungarian Notation, it struck me as a very silly concept and contrary to what makes software soft. I was still in school and used it at my professor's request/insistence. After some time, it still struck me as very silly. I did adopt some aspects of it my coding, most notably m_ for instance members. I also adopted something I had never seen before, but I'm sure that it had already been invented, using s_ for static members.
Software is soft; it's malleable. If I want to change a variable from an integer to a single precision floating point number, I should be able to do so easily. And I don't want to end up with:
float nMyValue=1.5f;
I could rename the variable and find and fix every place it is used. I could even use Find And Replace and hope I don't get any false positives. There are refactoring tools on the market and they are getting better with time, but refactoring C++ is hard; really, really hard. But I will talk about that more later. Back to the point of this post, that n or f at the front of that variable name is just a burden without any real benefit.
Thanks to Joel Spolsky's excellent blog, I have since read the original white paper describing Hungarian Notation. You can find the paper here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa260976 and Joel's blog entry about it here http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Wrong.html. The intention of Hungarian notation was not to describe the static type of a variable, but rather it's functional type.
int32_t iOffset; doesn't say nearly as much as int32_t xOffset;
Or to use an example closer to what Joel describes; game development is full of different coordinate systems, even 2D games. Immediately there are screen coordinates and texture coordinates. Screen coordinates are not good basis for anything in a PC game* so there is a need to add more coordinate systems. Nymph uses four different classes of coordinate spaces. I say classes of coordinate spaces because some types of assets where each instance of that type defines its own coordinate space. So in the example above, while xOffset is better than iOffset, it's not as good as lxOffset for horizontal layer space offset. Even then the question remains, which layer?
There's another convention that is used in Nymph that is in direct contradiction to widespread misunderstanding of Hungarian notation and one could argue, also of the original intent.
static size_t kSomeValue;
Non-const variables that start with a lowercase k. I call these pseudo-constants. They are initialized to a default value which can then be replaced during start-up with a value that is loaded from a configuration file. The value's const-ness is not compiler enforced, but kSomeValue=someOtherValue; just looks wrong. Which brings us to this:
References. I tend to avoid using C++ references because they violate the "wrong code should look wrong" rule. The fact that the line above modifies kSomeValue would be clearer if required the use of &kSomeValue by taking a size_t*. That would make the line look wrong. But alas, there is nothing wrong with line as long as someXmlNode is part of a configuration file being read during start-up.
My objection to references goes beyond the "wrong code should look wrong" rule into a more general "code should look like what it does."
Tell me, does the line above modify a stack variable or a some variable that was passed by reference? Now answer the same question for this line:
There's no mistake about what the second one does. But like I said, I only tend to avoid references; It is not a hard rule. One reason is closely tied to my argument against the misunderstood version of Hungarian Notation; reference syntax makes software more maliable, or softer if you will. I can change something from a reference to an instance or back with a few keystrokes. Something that can not be said of pointer syntax. The cost of that softness is a lack of clarity in usage.
*In windowed mode, the player should be allowed to resize the window and in fullscreen mode people have different monitor and video card configurations. So trying to say something like alertWindow.location=Point(400,300); where the point is in screen space will only get your alert in the center of the screen for a handful of users.
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PPA or PPM is one of those race where it may take one or two attempts to learn how to do it especially for us flatlanders. My GF missed the PPM AFrame cutoff 2 years ago and this year she finished; Go Andy! Lesson learned; go out at least a week in advance and acclimate; this made a huge difference for the both of us. Another trick from my Tri days is consume a can of chicken noodle soup 2 hours before the race, it's loaded with salt. See ya'll in 2 years!
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What a great attitude. I wish the best in your next attempt. You WILL do it!
I ran past a lady below Barr Camp who got turned back at A-Frame. I actually slowed down to talk to her...she too had a great attitude and said she'll get it next time. It was a lesson for her and her family (all from Missouri) that sometimes you don't always reach your goal, but you pick yourself back up and try again. She's coming back...and I just know she'll make it next time as well.


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Puzzle 86:
What comes fourth in the sequence, taking the place of the question mark?
Shouldn't there be 2 since you missed yesterday?
Originally posted by hok0003:Starboard.
Originally posted by GutsyMan:Shouldn't there be 2 since you missed yesterday?
Should be but I'm lazy. :P
Originally posted by Pulsaris:Originally posted by hok0003:Starboard.
Picture one is Howard STERN, picture 2 is a PORT, picture 3 is BOW, so picture 4 should be starboard – directions on a ship
Puzzle 87:
What connects these four images? Sorry it's a little late. :P
You guys have normally snapped this up by now… want a hint?
Things related to black people
Originally posted by Jaskaran2000:Things related to black people
No :P
Things that require hands
Expressing you're right
Eating Steak with holes that have blood coming out and are encompassed in metal for some reason
Originally posted by SamsterSamster:Incorrect.
Different colored pictures
Originally posted by SamsterSamster:You guys have normally snapped this up by now… want a hint?
Originally posted by SamsterSamster:
The last three are somewhat the same color as the parachutes. The blue car is a blue parachute, The guy with the black skin is the black parachute, and the meat is the red parachute.
Well played.
I'm guessing it's something to do with Coldplay because Samster + Parachutes.
All guesses are wrong so far.
Parachutes, I don't know, ?, El Camino
Originally posted by MaistlinRajere:Parachutes, I don't know, ?, El Camino
You have parachutes and El Camino correct.
No, Woon. :P
2nd: I told you so?
do they all have to do with some kind of accident that is about to happen or has happened?
Originally posted by Jaskaran2000:2nd: I told you so?
Originally posted by videogames518:do they all have to do with some kind of accident that is about to happen or has happened?
"I went parachuting with my friend. Then, some tank came and shot me, so then I drove home"?
Something something childrens PE class
They're all albums from fairly popular bands I suppose
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