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Russellville VA Clinic | VA Central Arkansas Health Care | Veterans Affairs
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Cost: Free
Wheelchair availability: Russellville VA Clinic has wheelchairs available upon arrival for patients who need them to access the building.

Van services for Veterans
DAV vans
Hours: Individual van schedules vary
We work with Disabled American Veterans and county Veterans Affairs directors to provide transportation for Veterans and authorized caregivers to get to scheduled medical appointments.
Non-DAV van services
Many localities in the region provide other van services to Veterans.
Learn more about DAV and the other van services available in your county
Shuttle service at 
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Local transportation services
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Other services
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Beneficiary travel
Beneficiary travel benefits include round-trip transportation from your home to the medical center, mileage reimbursement, or special mode transport. 
Find out if you qualify for beneficiary travel benefits

 Other services at VA Central Arkansas health care
 

Health services offered here
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 COVID-19 vaccines
 

Common conditions: coronavirus, COVID-19
 
We offer COVID-19 vaccines to all Veterans enrolled in VA health care. This includes Veterans who live or travel outside of the U.S. and are eligible for the VA Foreign Medical Program.

 Visit our office, with or without an appointment
 

 A referral is not required
 

Appointments
COVID-19 vaccinations are open to all Veterans and caregivers. Call to make an appointment. Please contact the clinic for dates and times.

Main Phone

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COVID-19 vaccines for eligible Veterans and staff

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines at VA

 MOVE! weight management
 

Common conditions: overweight, obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure
 
We offer easy-to-follow weight management plans backed by the latest science.
Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center | VA Boston Health Care | Veterans Affairs
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Appointments
We help those with low vision or blindness regain independence and quality of life. Ask your VA eye care provider for a consult with Optometry "Advanced Low Vision," or contact us and we will help.

Advanced Low Vision Clinic

 Advanced Low Vision Clinic
 

 Main Hospital Building
 

 8th Floor, Room 8B-52
 

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Our low vision outpatient clinic can assess your needs and provide a rehab plan tailored to your personal goals. Our team of specialists and social workers will work with you to find the right aids and services. Our clinic services include:

Comprehensive eye exams
Visual skills assessments
Assessment and referrals for specialty care
Adjustment counseling
Optical and visual aids
Guidance on how to develop visual motor and perceptual skills
Training to help you manage daily activities with your vision loss, including leisure activities and personal safety
Blind rehabilitation services
Compensation & Pension exams and other benefits

 COVID-19 vaccines
 

Common conditions: coronavirus, COVID-19
 
We offer COVID-19 vaccines to all Veterans enrolled in VA health care. This includes Veterans who live or travel outside of the U.S. and are eligible for the VA Foreign Medical Program.

 Visit our office, by appointment only
 

 A referral is not required
 

Appointments
Ask your primary care team.

Main Phone

Main Phone

We provide COVID-19 vaccinations to Veterans enrolled in VA health care.
Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines at VA Boston and see clinic schedules.

 Cancer care
 

VA provides expert cancer diagnosis and care.
Eugene J. Towbin Healthcare Center | VA Central Arkansas Health Care | Veterans Affairs
you’ll need to contact your primary care provider first.
 

Main Phone

 Schedule an appointment online
 

Main Phone

Service Hours

 The service hours are the same as our facility hours.
 

Our low vision outpatient clinic can assess your needs and provide a rehab plan tailored to your personal goals. Our team of specialists and social workers will work with you to find the right aids and services. Our clinic services include:

Comprehensive eye exams
Visual skills assessments
Guidance on how to develop visual motor and perceptual skills
Training to help you manage daily activities with your vision loss

 COVID-19 vaccines
 

Common conditions: coronavirus, COVID-19
 
We offer COVID-19 vaccines to all Veterans enrolled in VA health care. This includes Veterans who live or travel outside of the U.S. and are eligible for the VA Foreign Medical Program.

 Visit our office, with or without an appointment
 

 A referral is not required
 

Appointments
COVID-19 vaccinations are open to all Veterans and caregivers. Call to make an appointment. Please contact the clinic for dates and times.

Call to make a vaccination appointment.

 Schedule an appointment online
 

 Eugene J. Towbin VA Medical Center
 

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Drive through is available Monday - Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

COVID-19 vaccines for eligible Veterans and staff

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines at VA

 Caregiver support
Health Services | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
If right for you, Bariatric-Metabolic surgery is offered through consult to VA Palo Alto, California, or a community provider for those who qualify. Talk with your primary care provider for more information.
If you are interested in losing weight, we can help. We offer many programs and services and can connect you with resources to support you and your goals.

Weight Management Classes- VA offers a free weight management program. You can attend an introductory class to learn the Basics of Weight Management and how to get started. 
Weight Management Medications -  VA has several medications available to help with weight loss and diabetes management for those who qualify. Talk with your primary care provider for more information.
Learn more about the weight management options through VA Portland.
 

 Blind and low vision rehabilitation
 

Common conditions: macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, glaucoma, corneal diseases, retinitis pigmentosa, uveitis, stroke and injury-related vision loss
 
We offer advanced vision care and blind rehabilitation services to help you live independently. These may include vision-enhancing devices and technology as well as visual skills and related training.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Portland health care
Care we provide at VA Portland Health Care System
Our low vision outpatient clinic can assess your needs and provide a rehab plan tailored to your personal goals. Our team of specialists and social workers will work with you to find the right aids and services. Our clinic services include:

Comprehensive eye exams
Visual skills assessments
Guidance on how to develop visual motor and perceptual skills
Training to help you manage daily activities with your vision loss

Read more about VA Portland's Low Vision Clinic

 COVID-19 vaccines
 

Common conditions: coronavirus, COVID-19
 
We offer COVID-19 vaccines to all Veterans enrolled in VA health care. This includes Veterans who live or travel outside of the U.S. and are eligible for the VA Foreign Medical Program.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Portland health care
Care we provide at VA Portland Health Care System:

COVID-19 vaccines for eligible Veterans and staff (Note: COVID-19 vaccinations are not available throughout Lincoln County)
NASA
<p>Luckey&#8217;s innovative thinking is especially crucial as she navigates the complexities of planning travel to Mars. Her ability to compare and adapt strategies from near-term missions like Artemis to the long-term objectives of Mars colonization highlights her unique insight and adaptability. “Mars missions are more open to change because they are far in the future,” said Luckey. “We are still in the process of figuring out not only how to make decisions, but what decisions to make.”&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Her influence extends far beyond engineering. Luckey&#8217;s engagement with global space leaders at the Space Symposium and her contributions as a panelist at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Science and Technology Forum exemplify her as a thought leader in aerospace. She also participated in the Space Generation Advisory Council, a board that advises the United Nations on next-generation space exploration concepts. “All of these opportunities have given me different insights into the larger space industry and space economy,” she said.&nbsp;</p>
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Center Best One NASA Peer AwardCLARAty: Coupled Layer Architecture For Robotic Autonomy

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Guillermo Rodriguez

NASA Exceptional Service MedalControl and Modelling Using Spatial Operators for Multibody Dynamics

2006
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James R. Holton Junior Scientist AwardDr. Alfonso Saiz-Lopez has been awarded the fourth James A. Holton Junior Scientist Award of the AGU Atmospheric Sciences Section. This prestigious and highly competitive award is given to a young scientist who is no more than three years past the award of the Ph.D. degree.

2006
Dr. Zdenek Sekanina

Nusl PrizeZdenek Sekanina received the prestigious Nusl Prize for his life-long achievements in astronomy on August 15, 2006, in Prague. The Nusl Prize is the highest award granted by the Czech Astronomical Society (CAS) to prominent Czech researchers for their substantial contribution to the development of astronomy. It bears the name of an eminent Czech astronomer and former president of the Czech Astronomical Society Frantisek Nusl (1867-1951).

2006
Homayoun Seraji

World Automation Congress Lifetime Career Achievement AwardIn Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Multivariable Control Systems, Robotic Systems, and Space Applications

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Master Plan for Aging - California Health and Human Services
This committee will advise the California Health and Human Services Agency on the implementation of the Master Plan for Aging, focusing on accountability, outcomes, and continuous improvement towards the Plan’s five bold goals for 2030.IMPACT Stakeholder Committee Membership:Eric Dowdy, MPPA, Vice President of Public Policy, Alzheimer’s Association, Northern California & Northern Nevada chapterEric Harris, JD, Disability Rights CaliforniaNancy McPherson, MPA, State Director, AARP CaliforniaSarita Mohanty, MD, MPH, MBA, President & CEO, The SCAN FoundationDoug Moore, Executive Director, United Domestic Workers AssociationSharon Nevins, LCSW, MPA, Director, Department of Aging & Adult Services, San Bernardino CountyLinda Nguy, MPP, MBA, Associate Director of Policy Advocacy, Western Center on Law and PovertyKevin Prindiville, Executive Director, Justice in AgingKiran Savage-Sangwan, MPA, Executive Director, California Pan-Ethnic Health NetworkKathleen Sullivan, PhD, Executive Director, OpenhouseFernando Torres- Gil, PhD, MSW, Professor of Social Welfare and Public Policy and Director of the Center for Policy Research on Aging at University of California- Los AngelesLearn more about the IMPACT Committee’s purpose, background, and operations.View the IMPACT Stakeholder Committee Member Biographies.
The IMPACT Stakeholder Committee will meet on the below dates in 2024. All meetings are held virtually and open to the public. American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting and Closed Captioning are provided. Meeting slide presentations, transcripts, video recordings, and any other meeting materials are posted under the Current IMPACT Stakeholder Committee Meeting Materials tab following each meeting.The 2024 IMPACT Stakeholder Committee meeting dates are as follows: July 25, 2024 10:00AM to 12:00PMRegister now
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May 6, 2024 California State Parks Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Grants Program cc: Plumas County Planning Director, Tracy Ferguson Plumas National Forest Supervisor, Chris Carlton Region 5 Forest Service Deputy Regional Forester, Jody Holzworth Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Director of Grant Management, Michelle Abramson RE: Claremont Phase 1 Development OHV Grant Proposal For fifty years Friends of Plumas Wildernesses (FOPW) has been dedicated to studying, exploring, and safeguarding natural ecosystems where the Sierra and Cascades meet through conservation, advocacy, stewardship, and collaboration. The California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a non-profit environmental organization with over 12,500 members in 36 Chapters across California and Baja California, Mexico. CNPS’s mission is to protect California’s native plant heritage and preserve it for future generations through the application of science, research, education, and conservation. We work closely with decision-makers, scientists, and local planners to advocate for well-informed policies, regulations, and land management practices. Our organizations acknowledge that motorized recreation is an appropriate use of our multiple-use public lands if it does not adversely impact natural and cultural resources or other established uses. FOPW has worked with the Plumas National Forest (PNF) and Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) to build trails in an environmentally considerate, long-term sustainable fashion. We greatly appreciate that SBTS has worked with FOPW in the past to improve the proposed Claremont Trail System. It is with that intent that we submit these comments. The Claremont Phase 1 Development OHV grant proposal states: “PNF and SBTS have been partnering with Plumas County to maintain and build OHV trails… on their public lands. … In 2019, Plumas County was granted a Planning Grant through the OHMVR Grants Program to develop a trail alignment and complete environmental assessment for the Claremont Trail System near Quincy, CA. … The goals of the 2019 Planning Grant included identifying trail routes that avoided any impact on resources. … These goals were achieved with the alignment of 62 miles of trails…” (emphasis added). Our organizations do not believe that the trail alignment identified for Claremont Phase 1 “avoided any impact on resources” or complied with Minimization Criteria required for Off-Road Vehicle use on federal public lands.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
ESAC empowers me with invaluable knowledge to venture into the backcountry in the winter to ski. They're an asset to the outdoor community and I'm sure avalanche adjacent communities like Aspendell as well. I'm happy to see them funded and am grateful for their contribution. Trey French - 4/22/2024

 Friends of the Bridgeport Avalanche Center 

The FOBAC is instrumental in maintaining an avalanche forecast for motorized users of the Bridgeport Winter Recreation Area. In the winter, because of the very long approach over snow, that area is realistically only accessible to motorized users, and there's significant exposure to avalanche terrain. Besides the avalanche forecast, users would benefit greatly from formal avalanche training. Several avalanche accidents have occured recently in the US involving motorized users without formal training, and without avalanche rescue gear or the knowledge to use it. This project proposed by the FOBAC could literally save lives. Travis Feist - 3/30/2024

Winter Wildlands Alliance (WWA) is in strong support of grant goals submitted by the Friends of the Bridgeport Avalanche Center that pertain to the popular winter recreation area surrounding Sonora Pass, off of Highway 108. As stated in the grant proposal, this multi-use trailhead has experienced extremely high use in winter, with the OSV area being adjacent to wilderness. We echo that the included project goals for this area are very important. Project goals include maintaining and installing signs and boundary markers, kiosk information, educating visitors, and minimizing conflicts and natural resource impacts. WWA has a winter “Backcountry Ambassador” program consisting of volunteers that help to educate winter recreationists and assist in signage maintenance on USFS lands, including a volunteer on the western portion of the Stanislaus NF. We would like to see the expansion of these types of programs, and therefore support the proposal for FOBAC to implement a volunteer snowmobile ambassador program. Their goals to educate users on etiquette and safety in the field, and help to foster positive relationships between motorized and non-motorized backcountry users are critical for winter recreation management in California.
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300M Magnetically Shielded Hall Thruster, Post Vacuum Facility 5, VF5 Tests.
	

	Advanced Stirling Converter.
	

	NASA’s Evolutionary Xenon Thruster (NEXT) Project has developed a 7-kilowatt ion thruster for deep space missions.
	

	Advanced Stirling Radioisotope Generator.
	

	Communication, Navigation, and Networking Reconfigurable Test-bed (CoNNeCT) in the Electric Propulsion and Power Laboratory.
	

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