This document provides a summary of financial resources for higher education, including scholarships, grants, loans, and tax benefits. It lists numerous websites that provide information on scholarships for military members and their families, federal and state financial aid programs, scholarships for specific ethnic or racial minority groups, and scholarships for particular fields of study. The document also includes scholarship search engines and lists student loan programs and tax breaks available for education expenses.
Nifty Fifty State Project 2012 West Virginia-Wyomingalhood
The documents provide information about the US state of West Virginia. Some key details include: West Virginia's capital is Charleston, its state flower is the rhododendron, and its nickname is the Mountain State. The major crops are corn and wheat. The terrain includes valleys, plains and mountains. A significant Civil War battle took place in the state.
The document contains a collection of links to various images related to communication, including photos of a university building, microphones, speakers at events, and career opportunities in communication. There is no other text content in the document beyond the list of image links.
This document is a Google Form asking for feedback on a conference session. It requests the respondent's name and email before asking four questions to rate different aspects of the session and provide optional comments. The form aims to collect feedback on how well the session was presented, how engaging and informative it was, as well as the overall quality.
This presentation discusses auxiliary sciences in pedagogy, which are disciplines that support and complement pedagogy. It identifies anthropology, sociology, psychology and philosophy as the main auxiliary sciences. These sciences contribute different perspectives and areas of knowledge that enrich educational theory and practice.
This collection of documents discusses learning theories and child development. Specifically, the documents cover multiple intelligences theory, learning disabilities, Piaget's stages of cognitive development, and definitions related to learning styles and theories. Overall, the documents provide an overview of different approaches to understanding how children learn and develop intellectually.
This document provides suggestions for using blogs in different educational settings, including chapter book blogs, class pet blogs, blogs to share class projects and information, blogs for special units, science and language arts topics, math tutoring, cross-curricular activities, reading guides, and college planning. Examples of existing educational blogs are provided for different grade levels.
This document provides a summary of financial resources for higher education, including scholarships, grants, loans, and tax benefits. It lists numerous websites that provide information on scholarships for military members and their families, federal and state financial aid programs, scholarships for specific ethnic or racial minority groups, and scholarships for particular fields of study. The document also includes scholarship search engines and lists student loan programs and tax breaks available for education expenses.
Nifty Fifty State Project 2012 West Virginia-Wyomingalhood
The documents provide information about the US state of West Virginia. Some key details include: West Virginia's capital is Charleston, its state flower is the rhododendron, and its nickname is the Mountain State. The major crops are corn and wheat. The terrain includes valleys, plains and mountains. A significant Civil War battle took place in the state.
The document contains a collection of links to various images related to communication, including photos of a university building, microphones, speakers at events, and career opportunities in communication. There is no other text content in the document beyond the list of image links.
This document is a Google Form asking for feedback on a conference session. It requests the respondent's name and email before asking four questions to rate different aspects of the session and provide optional comments. The form aims to collect feedback on how well the session was presented, how engaging and informative it was, as well as the overall quality.
This presentation discusses auxiliary sciences in pedagogy, which are disciplines that support and complement pedagogy. It identifies anthropology, sociology, psychology and philosophy as the main auxiliary sciences. These sciences contribute different perspectives and areas of knowledge that enrich educational theory and practice.
This collection of documents discusses learning theories and child development. Specifically, the documents cover multiple intelligences theory, learning disabilities, Piaget's stages of cognitive development, and definitions related to learning styles and theories. Overall, the documents provide an overview of different approaches to understanding how children learn and develop intellectually.
This document provides suggestions for using blogs in different educational settings, including chapter book blogs, class pet blogs, blogs to share class projects and information, blogs for special units, science and language arts topics, math tutoring, cross-curricular activities, reading guides, and college planning. Examples of existing educational blogs are provided for different grade levels.
This document provides information on applications that can be used to view 3D X3D content. It lists Cortona3D Viewer as a cross-platform 3D viewer that supports X3D and other 3D formats. Cortona3D Viewer is a commercial product that can be used for authoring, viewing, and publishing interactive 3D content on the web.
These documents provide guidance on waxing citrus fruits such as oranges and lemons. Waxing helps protect the fruit surface and increases shelf life by preventing moisture loss. A suitable wax formula is applied as a thin film and allows the fruit to breathe while shielding it from disease and mechanical damage during transport.
HRN: Meat + Three The Color Of Agriculture Resource ListAriamaLong
In honor of Black History Month, we recognize the difficult past and celebrate African American farmers, from urban agriculture to sprawling acres of farmland in the south, to indigenous people hailing from Africa and the Americas. The cultivation of heritage through the simple act of connecting to one’s history and environment is immense. Organizations like Southeastern African American Organic Network and Harlem Grown keep the culture of Black farming alive. In this special episode of Meat + Three, We hear from HRN Hall of Fame Honorees, Carla Hall and Leah Penniman on cooking and “Farming While Black.”
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Meat + Three is powered by Simplecast.
This sermon titled "Crowds, Families and Disciples" focused on portions of chapter 3 of Mark was originally preached by Dr. Don Pahl on February 7, 2016 at Crosspoint Bible Church in Omaha, NE
This document contains a list of links to websites about studying abroad opportunities, volunteering programs, scholarships, and tuition costs at foreign universities. Some of the links are for organizations that arrange work exchanges, international internships, and volunteer opportunities. Others are for scholarship databases or the websites of universities in other countries that provide information on tuition fees.
This presentation introduces an innovative new service provided by Triumvirate Environmental: Red2Green. You will learn about the common issues associated with medical waste disposal today, how the plastic in your RMW can actually be recycled, and what the service adoption and benefits consist of.
This presentation introduces an innovative new service provided by Triumvirate Environmental: Red2Green. You will learn about the common issues associated with medical waste disposal today, how the plastic in your RMW can actually be recycled, and what the service adoption and benefits consist of.
U.S. Population Projections by U.S. Census Bureau - Latino Information Networ...LINAR_RutgersUniversity
The U.S. population will be considerably older and more racially and ethnically diverse by 2060, according to projections released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
For more information visit http://linar.rutgers.edu
This website provides several free programs that can be downloaded. It offers categories of free software like free antivirus programs, free office programs, free video players, and more. Users can browse the different sections to find useful free programs to download for their personal or business needs.
This document from the United Nations describes the process by which coastal states may establish the outer limits of their continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles from shore. Coastal states submit documentation to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf to determine if their continental shelf extends beyond 200 nautical miles. The Commission reviews the documentation and establishes recommendations regarding the outer limits according to the conditions set out in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
This document contains links to articles about students using technology in their education. The links discuss middle school students leveraging technology, science students using technology to get ahead, resources for blind students, and an image of a tutor working with a student. Overall, the document highlights different ways students across various levels and abilities are incorporating technology into their learning experiences.
This French document appears to be a guide to various sciences such as physics, chemistry, biology and others. It provides overviews of different scientific fields and topics within each one. The document aims to give readers a broad understanding of the major areas of science and what they generally involve at a high level.
The document summarizes a library session on finding resources about international non-governmental organizations (INGOs). It outlines several tips and resources for finding authoritative and scholarly sources about specific INGOs, such as using library databases, catalogs, and Google Scholar. It also provides advice on improving search strategies, and suggests additional sources like newspapers and statistics to round out research papers.
This document provides a collection of links to resources about differentiated instruction. It includes links to articles discussing the relationship between differentiated instruction and response to intervention frameworks. It also lists links to websites that provide tools and activities to support differentiation, such as programs for reading instruction, math games, and lesson planning templates.
This is a class presentation for HIS 357: The Cold War in Latin America. It mainly focuses on research resources for Cold War in Latin America that are available at the University of Miami Libraries and also inludes other resources that are freely available online.
This document contains links to various resources on formative assessment, differentiated instruction, and assessing student learning. It includes articles and resources from organizations like ASCD and websites that discuss using formative assessment to guide instruction, assessing students in different ways based on their individual needs and learning styles, and moving away from standardized testing towards alternative assessment methods.
The document provides a list of over 20 links to online resources for differentiating instruction using technology. The links are organized into categories including resources for math, all subjects, articles about differentiation and technology, and videos about differentiation and technology. Some of the highlighted resources include TenMarks for math, IXL, EdPuzzle, Newsela, Kid Orange Tech, National Geographic Kids, and PBS Learning Media. The document aims to collect and share various online tools that teachers can utilize to differentiate lessons and meet the individual needs of students through technology integration.
Importance of CD47, a Don’t Eat Me Protein, in Cancer ResearchTolulope Oni
The document discusses a new drug called CD47 that shows promise for treating many types of cancer. CD47 works by tricking cancer cells into thinking they are healthy, which allows the immune system to recognize and destroy them. The drug has been successful in shrinking tumors in mice and is now undergoing early human clinical trials. Further research is still needed but CD47 could potentially provide a universal treatment for many forms of cancer if proven safe and effective in people.
This document provides a comprehensive list of resources for students with visual impairments preparing for and attending college. It includes recommendations for developing core academic skills, exploring careers, preparing for and choosing a college, getting assistance technology, understanding relevant laws, and locating scholarship opportunities. Links are provided to guides on the expanded core curriculum, national agendas, career exploration, assistive technology assessments, approved college programs, and support groups to aid with mentoring. The resources cover academic, legal, social and financial support for students with visual impairments pursuing post-secondary education.
This document provides a list of over 30 financial aid resources for military service members, veterans, and their families to research scholarships and education grants. The resources are organized alphabetically and each includes a brief description and website link. Eligibility criteria varies and some specifically target spouses or dependents. The document aims to be a helpful starting point for those seeking financial assistance opportunities for college or continuing education.
The document lists 200 plus scholarship sites organized by name and website URL. It provides a starter kit of 18 major scholarship opportunities that includes brief descriptions of the scholarships, award amounts, number of awards, eligibility requirements, and deadlines. The scholarships highlighted include the Ron Brown Scholarship, Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship, Project Excellence Scholarships, and Gates Millennium Scholarships.
This document provides information on applications that can be used to view 3D X3D content. It lists Cortona3D Viewer as a cross-platform 3D viewer that supports X3D and other 3D formats. Cortona3D Viewer is a commercial product that can be used for authoring, viewing, and publishing interactive 3D content on the web.
These documents provide guidance on waxing citrus fruits such as oranges and lemons. Waxing helps protect the fruit surface and increases shelf life by preventing moisture loss. A suitable wax formula is applied as a thin film and allows the fruit to breathe while shielding it from disease and mechanical damage during transport.
HRN: Meat + Three The Color Of Agriculture Resource ListAriamaLong
In honor of Black History Month, we recognize the difficult past and celebrate African American farmers, from urban agriculture to sprawling acres of farmland in the south, to indigenous people hailing from Africa and the Americas. The cultivation of heritage through the simple act of connecting to one’s history and environment is immense. Organizations like Southeastern African American Organic Network and Harlem Grown keep the culture of Black farming alive. In this special episode of Meat + Three, We hear from HRN Hall of Fame Honorees, Carla Hall and Leah Penniman on cooking and “Farming While Black.”
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Meat + Three is powered by Simplecast.
This sermon titled "Crowds, Families and Disciples" focused on portions of chapter 3 of Mark was originally preached by Dr. Don Pahl on February 7, 2016 at Crosspoint Bible Church in Omaha, NE
This document contains a list of links to websites about studying abroad opportunities, volunteering programs, scholarships, and tuition costs at foreign universities. Some of the links are for organizations that arrange work exchanges, international internships, and volunteer opportunities. Others are for scholarship databases or the websites of universities in other countries that provide information on tuition fees.
This presentation introduces an innovative new service provided by Triumvirate Environmental: Red2Green. You will learn about the common issues associated with medical waste disposal today, how the plastic in your RMW can actually be recycled, and what the service adoption and benefits consist of.
This presentation introduces an innovative new service provided by Triumvirate Environmental: Red2Green. You will learn about the common issues associated with medical waste disposal today, how the plastic in your RMW can actually be recycled, and what the service adoption and benefits consist of.
U.S. Population Projections by U.S. Census Bureau - Latino Information Networ...LINAR_RutgersUniversity
The U.S. population will be considerably older and more racially and ethnically diverse by 2060, according to projections released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
For more information visit http://linar.rutgers.edu
This website provides several free programs that can be downloaded. It offers categories of free software like free antivirus programs, free office programs, free video players, and more. Users can browse the different sections to find useful free programs to download for their personal or business needs.
This document from the United Nations describes the process by which coastal states may establish the outer limits of their continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles from shore. Coastal states submit documentation to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf to determine if their continental shelf extends beyond 200 nautical miles. The Commission reviews the documentation and establishes recommendations regarding the outer limits according to the conditions set out in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
This document contains links to articles about students using technology in their education. The links discuss middle school students leveraging technology, science students using technology to get ahead, resources for blind students, and an image of a tutor working with a student. Overall, the document highlights different ways students across various levels and abilities are incorporating technology into their learning experiences.
This French document appears to be a guide to various sciences such as physics, chemistry, biology and others. It provides overviews of different scientific fields and topics within each one. The document aims to give readers a broad understanding of the major areas of science and what they generally involve at a high level.
The document summarizes a library session on finding resources about international non-governmental organizations (INGOs). It outlines several tips and resources for finding authoritative and scholarly sources about specific INGOs, such as using library databases, catalogs, and Google Scholar. It also provides advice on improving search strategies, and suggests additional sources like newspapers and statistics to round out research papers.
This document provides a collection of links to resources about differentiated instruction. It includes links to articles discussing the relationship between differentiated instruction and response to intervention frameworks. It also lists links to websites that provide tools and activities to support differentiation, such as programs for reading instruction, math games, and lesson planning templates.
This is a class presentation for HIS 357: The Cold War in Latin America. It mainly focuses on research resources for Cold War in Latin America that are available at the University of Miami Libraries and also inludes other resources that are freely available online.
This document contains links to various resources on formative assessment, differentiated instruction, and assessing student learning. It includes articles and resources from organizations like ASCD and websites that discuss using formative assessment to guide instruction, assessing students in different ways based on their individual needs and learning styles, and moving away from standardized testing towards alternative assessment methods.
The document provides a list of over 20 links to online resources for differentiating instruction using technology. The links are organized into categories including resources for math, all subjects, articles about differentiation and technology, and videos about differentiation and technology. Some of the highlighted resources include TenMarks for math, IXL, EdPuzzle, Newsela, Kid Orange Tech, National Geographic Kids, and PBS Learning Media. The document aims to collect and share various online tools that teachers can utilize to differentiate lessons and meet the individual needs of students through technology integration.
Importance of CD47, a Don’t Eat Me Protein, in Cancer ResearchTolulope Oni
The document discusses a new drug called CD47 that shows promise for treating many types of cancer. CD47 works by tricking cancer cells into thinking they are healthy, which allows the immune system to recognize and destroy them. The drug has been successful in shrinking tumors in mice and is now undergoing early human clinical trials. Further research is still needed but CD47 could potentially provide a universal treatment for many forms of cancer if proven safe and effective in people.
This document provides a comprehensive list of resources for students with visual impairments preparing for and attending college. It includes recommendations for developing core academic skills, exploring careers, preparing for and choosing a college, getting assistance technology, understanding relevant laws, and locating scholarship opportunities. Links are provided to guides on the expanded core curriculum, national agendas, career exploration, assistive technology assessments, approved college programs, and support groups to aid with mentoring. The resources cover academic, legal, social and financial support for students with visual impairments pursuing post-secondary education.
This document provides a list of over 30 financial aid resources for military service members, veterans, and their families to research scholarships and education grants. The resources are organized alphabetically and each includes a brief description and website link. Eligibility criteria varies and some specifically target spouses or dependents. The document aims to be a helpful starting point for those seeking financial assistance opportunities for college or continuing education.
The document lists 200 plus scholarship sites organized by name and website URL. It provides a starter kit of 18 major scholarship opportunities that includes brief descriptions of the scholarships, award amounts, number of awards, eligibility requirements, and deadlines. The scholarships highlighted include the Ron Brown Scholarship, Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship, Project Excellence Scholarships, and Gates Millennium Scholarships.
This document lists over 100 scholarship sites organized into categories. It provides the website URLs for several major scholarship programs like the Ron Brown Scholarship Program, Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarships, and United Negro College Fund Scholarships. The document also includes a "STARTER KIT" section that provides more details on 5 major scholarship programs, including award amounts and eligibility requirements, to help students get started in their scholarship search.
This document lists over 100 scholarship sites organized into categories. It provides the website URLs for several major scholarship programs like the Ron Brown Scholarship Program, Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarships, and United Negro College Fund Scholarships. The document also includes a "STARTER KIT" section that provides more details on 5 major scholarship programs, including award amounts and eligibility requirements, to help students get started in their scholarship search.
This document provides a list of websites and questions about university vocabulary, housing, professors, transcripts, libraries, fraternities and sororities, assignments, and student activities. It asks the reader to access the websites to learn more about these terms and compare the services and offerings between the websites' universities and UFSM.
This document provides a bibliography of resources for understanding student loans and the financial aid process. It lists over 30 websites and documents that provide information on completing the FAFSA, understanding types of loans, calculating loan payments, getting help from financial aid administrators, and avoiding scams. Key resources highlighted include websites that help with FAFSA completion, calculate estimated loan payments, provide guidance on private and federal loans, explain income-based repayment, and identify scholarship scams.
This senior year planning calendar document provides resources for students to research life after high school including college admission counseling organizations, scholarship and financial aid information, career planning websites, and military options. It lists various websites that can help with the common application form, federal and state financial aid programs, scholarship searches, learning about student loans, and connecting with college funding administrators. Career planning resources included job search engines and information on apprenticeship programs.
The document contains a list of over 100 scholarship opportunities for minorities and underrepresented groups. The scholarships cover a wide range of fields including science, engineering, healthcare, business and the humanities. Specific scholarships listed include the Ron Brown Scholar Program, FastWEB Scholarship Search, Hispanic College Fund, Marine Corps Scholarships, and scholarships from organizations like NASA, NIH, Verizon and Coca-Cola.
This document lists numerous funding opportunities and resources for grant writing, including:
1) A variety of associations, organizations, and programs that provide grants for travel, research fellowships, and capacity building, targeting areas like agriculture, health, education, and science.
2) Links to guides and tools for writing competitive grant and research proposals, highlighting what funding organizations look for and tips for strong applications.
3) Directories of international, commonwealth, and developing world funding sources for research, studies, and project development.
This document provides a list of resources for studying including:
- Websites for study guides, scheduling goals, creating to-do lists, prioritizing tasks, and checking study skills.
- Citation generators and chapter reviews.
- Mobile apps for studying literature.
- Websites for flashcards and asking questions.
- Information about MIT's Open Courseware program which provides free online courses.
- Definitions of the deep web and its size compared to search engines.
- Database resources for research.
This document provides information about funding opportunities for graduate students at the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education (GGSE) at UCSB. It outlines various types of financial aid, jobs, stipends, grants, fellowships, and strategies for pursuing extramural funding that students should actively pursue. Key offices that can provide assistance are identified, such as the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships, Graduate Division, and GGSE Contracts and Grants Office. External sources of crowdfunding are also mentioned. The overall purpose is to educate students on the various means of financial support available to them.
This document lists the URLs for various scholarship programs. Some of the scholarships mentioned include the Coca-Cola Scholarship Foundation, Ron Brown Scholarship Program, Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation, Target Scholarship, and Tylenol Scholarship. It also includes URLs for state-specific scholarships, such as the State Farm Scholarship, as well as programs focused on areas like science, minorities, the military, community service, and various other topics. There are over 50 scholarship resources listed.
The document discusses best practices for hiring U.S. educators as expatriates. It summarizes the Houston Community College international initiatives in Vietnam since 2001, Saudi Arabia since 2009, and its Community College of Qatar since 2010. Over 70 HCC expatriates worked in Qatar in 2011-2012. The selection process and requirements for finding the right expatriate candidates are covered, along with expatriate testimonials and operations at the Community College of Qatar.
Introduction to grants central stationKaren Brooks
This document provides an introduction to various grant resources and opportunities for educators. It lists over 30 grant program websites from organizations like NASA, Verizon Foundation, Dollar General, and more. For each grant, it provides a brief description and relevant deadlines. It also includes additional resources on grant writing best practices, common errors to avoid, and blogs/articles with tips for finding and applying for classroom grants.
This document summarizes a presentation on information literacy. It discusses:
1) What information literacy is and its importance in the digital age.
2) How information literacy can be taught in classrooms, including evaluating online information and responsible internet use.
3) Different tools for finding information online like search engines, directories, and evaluating websites.
Online Resources for Financial Education 01-14Barbara O'Neill
This document provides a list of online resources for financial education, including websites, calculators, and videos. It covers 10 topics: banking, college financial planning, credit/debt, general financial planning, identity theft, income taxes, insurance, investing, retirement planning, and saving. For each topic, several relevant websites and resources are described briefly. The document aims to provide government agencies, non-profits, and educational institution resources to help with financial literacy.
This document summarizes a presentation on managing international students' expectations and preparation. It includes three main sections:
1. Cheryl DarrupBoychuck provides an overview of trends in international enrollment management and operates multiple domains promoting US campuses.
2. Matthew Beatty discusses customizing recruitment materials to accurately manage student expectations and addresses challenges in international communication. He gives Indiana University as an example that provides information on costs and career services.
3. Pamela Barrett recommends using student satisfaction data to improve communication with prospective international students and understanding their decision making process and factors influencing different markets.
Winning Library Grant Sources and ResourcesALATechSource
This document provides information about potential sources of grant funding for libraries, including top government funders, private foundations, corporations, and local sources. It lists specific agencies, foundations, and organizations that libraries can research for available grants. It also recommends print and online resources for identifying additional granting opportunities, guidelines, and tips.
This document provides a long list of online resources for social studies teaching and learning. It includes links to blogs, websites, videos and other tools on topics like American history, civics, geography, world history and current events. These resources range from primary sources and archives to interactive games and simulations to support social studies instruction. Contact information is provided for getting more details on these resources.
(1) This document provides information on over 100 scholarships for American Indian and Alaska Native students pursuing postsecondary education. (2) It includes scholarships targeted at specific tribes as well as national scholarships for minorities and American Indians. (3) In addition to scholarship information, the document provides information on tribal enrollment processes, tribal colleges and universities, and other resources to support Native students.
Request an Absentee Ballot for the upcoming Saturday, June 25, 2011 Cherokee Nation Election no later than Friday, May 13, 2011. Complete and mail to the address at the top of the form.
The document announces a campaign kick-off event for Cara Cowan Watts, who is running for reelection to the Tribal Council District 5 seat representing Tulsa and Rogers Counties. The event will take place on March 5, 2011 from 2-4 pm at the Route 66 Nuthouse in Claremore, Oklahoma. The kick-off event will feature on-site voter registration and refreshments. Cara Cowan Watts and new candidate Lee Keener, who is running for the other District 5 seat, will be available to meet with attendees.
The document provides contact information for various Cherokee Nation area offices and personnel that serve the Tulsa and Rogers County region. It lists the names and contact details of individuals responsible for programs like social services, career services, and tribal government representatives. Office locations, phone numbers, and business hours are given to allow contacting the appropriate representatives.
A one-year subscription to the Cherokee Phoenix costs $16, or $12 for senior citizens. International subscriptions are $25. Registered Cherokee citizens of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma can receive the paper for free by providing their Cherokee tribal registry number. The document includes a form for subscribing that requests the subscriber's name, address, phone number, number of subscriptions, and Cherokee registry number if applicable.
2010 Cara & Doug Watts Christmas Lettercowanwatts
For those not on my physical mailing list for a Christmas card, enjoy! Merry Christmas and may you have an INCREDIBLE New Year!!!!!
Cara & Doug Watts
IF this is approved on Monday night, this will be our districts for the upcoming 2011 Tribal elections on June 25, 2011.
If this passes, Tulsa and Rogers County are combined into one district as dictated by Tribal Citizen population by apportionment.
Five District map which meets the 10 percent deviation rule and leaves District 5 as Tulsa and Rogers counties. This is what would bring adequate resources to Rogers County after seven years of fighting for proper apportionment.
The document discusses the proliferation of groups claiming to be Cherokee tribes that are not federally recognized. It outlines the legal framework for federal recognition and notes that many fraudulent groups use tactics like seeking state recognition, applying for non-profit status, and receiving federal funds meant for Native groups to legitimize their claims. The document calls for actions to curb this fraud and better protect authentic tribes from having their identity stolen.
2010 Joint Council Wannabe Update 041110cowanwatts
The document presents original actions and additional work needed regarding sovereignty theft and groups claiming to be Cherokee without federal recognition. The original requests included banning state recognition of such groups, eliminating federal funding, and ensuring accurate federal guidelines. Additional work identified forming a joint tribal working group, planned joint lobbying efforts in Tennessee, and developing consistent language for tribal consultation.
Education Services Scholarships At A Glance 1 15 2010cowanwatts
The Cherokee Nation offers several scholarship opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students. Eligibility is limited to Cherokee Nation tribal citizens. Undergraduate scholarships provide up to $2,000 per semester and have deadlines of June 11, 2010. The Registered Nursing Scholarship provides tuition, books, fees and required equipment for accepted nursing students who agree to work for the Cherokee Nation Health Facility for two years after graduation. The Directed Studies and Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute scholarships also have eligibility and funding requirements.
This document discusses the importance of choosing an academic path in high school that prepares students for college and career success. It outlines the significant differences in lifetime earnings between those with a high school diploma versus a college degree. While minimum wage jobs may pay around $15,000 annually, skilled jobs that require education beyond high school can pay over $30,000 annually and result in over $900,000 more in lifetime earnings. The document encourages students to take a rigorous college preparatory course load in high school to keep their options open for college and well-paying careers.
1. Cara Cowan Last Modified on 12/24/2009
Cherokee Nation
District 7 – Will Rogers Tribal Councilwoman
cara@caracowan.com
Web Resources For Students
Financial Aid, Scholarships and Choosing a College Information
Financial Aid for All Students The Gates Millennium Scholars College Net
(Within the website, there are (January Deadline & Community (Grassroots ran blog site where
instructions for Native American Service Requirements) scholarships can be earned.)
financial aid.) http://www.gmsp.org/ http://www.collegenet.com
http://www.finaid.org/
Fresch Free Scholarship Search Federal student aid from the U.S.
Free Scholarship Search (Grassroots Scholarship Site) Department of Education
http://www.fastweb.com http://www.freschinfo.com (Free and Safe)
www.studentaid.ed.gov
Embark*Com Student Loan Center
(College planning including a http://www.estudentloan.com/ Free Scholarship Search
calendar with testing and other http://www.scholarships.com/
application deadlines.) Google – Any Search Engine
http://www.embark.com/ http://www.google.com Free Scholarship Search
http://www.scholarshipexperts.com/
Xap.Com National Science Foundation (NSF)
(College Counseling Center) http://www.nsf.gov/
http://www.xap.com/
Native American Specific Resources
American Indian College Fund American Indian Science and Engineering Society-AISES
http://www.collegefund.org http://www.aises.org/
American Indian Graduate Center (AIGC) 2009 Financial Aid Available to American Indian Students
http://www.aigc.com http://cahe.nmsu.edu/academics/ird/index.html#skipnav
Oklahoma Resources
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Oklahoma Summer Academies
(OSRHE) http://www.okhighered.org/student-
http://www.okhighered.org/ center/jrhigh-highscl/summer-academies.shtml
Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program Oklahoma School Report Cards
(OHLAP) http://www.schoolreportcards.org/
http://www.okhighered.org/ohlap/
Resume and Job Search Information
VirtualResume
http://www.virtualresume.com/rporder.html
10 Minute Resume
http://10minuteresume.com/
Mississippi State’s Resume and Interviewing
Information Page
http://www.msstate.edu/Dept/Coop/interview.html
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2. Cara Cowan Last Modified on 12/24/2009
Cherokee Nation
District 7 – Will Rogers Tribal Councilwoman
cara@caracowan.com
Some Interview Basics
http://www.indiana.edu/~career/fulltime/interview_b
asics.html
Salary Calculator To Determine Cost of Living
Differences
http://www.homefair.com/calc/salcalc.html?
NETSCAPE_LIVEWIRE.src=homestor
MONSTER Resume and Job Search Database
http://my.monster.com/
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