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Presentation Proposal Form If presentation has more than one presenter, identify the lead. Correspondence for selected presentations will be sent to the lead presenter. It is the lead presenter’s responsibility to disseminate all necessary material or information to the other presenters in the group. Presentation We suggest 10 words or less. Title Level of Practice the session is geared towards  General  Intermediate  Advanced  All practice levels Track  Administrative  Clinical  Student  General Interest Specific  Ethics  Substance Abuse  Cross Cultural  Cross Cultural – Alaska Native Specific Presenter(s) Name Lead (if applicable)  Yes  No Agency/Organization: Job Title: Academic Degree(s): Credentials & License #/State (if applicable): Mailing Address Work Phone Home Phone Cell Phone Co-Presenter’s Name(s) (if applicable) Agency/Organization: Job Title: Academic Degree(s): Credentials & License #/State (if applicable): Mailing Address: Work Phone Home Phone Cell Phone Email Work Number Home Number Cell Phone
Photo credit: Concordia Seminary, St. Louis Front row, from left: Seth Kunze, Jacqueline Kunze, Amber Kasper, Garret Kasper and Mrs. Val Hennings Middle row, from left: Lauren Nietubicz, Jennifer Trempala and LCMS District President Rev. Ken Hennings Back row, from left: Lee Hopf, Harry Smith, Christopher Nietubicz and Daniel Trempala About Concordia Seminary Concordia Seminary, St. Louis provides Gospel-centered graduate-level theological education for pastors, missionaries, deaconesses, scholars and other leaders in the name of . To learn more, visit . —30—
Regional project inception workshop in Bangkok, Thailand Mon, 3 Dec – Sat 8 Dec 2018 Signing of Letters of Agreement with cities By End Dec 2018 Application Questionnaire Dear applicant, Please to all questions to the best of your knowledge to provide as comprehensive a picture as possible. It is understood that you likely will not have the information to answer many of the questions and this will not necessarily affect your city’s chances of being selected – in such a case please click the option “Don’t know”. Please realistically reflect gaps and challenges as well as strengths and opportunities as the assessment of the application will be based on a mix of factors, including needs, progress achieved and potential for transformation. Attachments of documents and maps with more detailed information on any aspect of the application are very welcome (English is preferred but even if in a local language, it may still be instructive to the selection committee). If such files are collectively larger than 10mb, can be used free of charge to send the files. Please also address to: , and . Name of sole or lead applicant organization/ institution: Please type here Organization type of lead applicant: Website and/ or social media links of lead applicant organization: Please type here Please choose one category: Applying to become a pilot city with financial assistance from the UN project. (Tier 1 – only open to cities from countries listed on the OECD DAC List of ODA Recipients, see Eligibility criteria above) Applying on a self-financed basis to become a pilot city. (Tier 2 – use own resources to send multi-stakeholder city delegation to regional workshop and implement local activities under project) General city information Name of city/ town: Please type here Country: Please type here GPS location: Please type here Population number: Please type here Number of districts/ wards or other administrative units: Please type here Don’t know Year of last local election: Please type here Don’t know Year of next local election: Please type here Don’t know Local government website/ social media links: Please type here
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Add Banner Join us in Adelaide for the 2017 ANMF Professional Practice Conference: Beyond Transforming Health, Shaping the Future Adelaide, August 2 and 3, 2017 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS DEADLINE 5 PM FRIDAY 12 MAY 2017 Do you have nursing or midwifery research, project or innovative practice to share? This conference provides a forum for clinicians, nursing and midwifery researchers and educators from Australia and internationally, to share knowledge and celebrate innovation in nursing and midwifery practice, policy, research and education. This year’s conference focuses on looking “Beyond Transforming Health, Shaping the Future” will on the diverse and wide-ranging professional, practice and policy issues facing and influencing the working lives of nurses and midwives. Submission of abstracts is now open with the Conference Committee calling for 20 minute oral presentations themed on aspects of nursing and midwifery innovation that enhance nurses’ and midwives’ professional practice: Education Practice Research Policy Education Topics may relate to any care setting including, but not limited to: aged and community care, consumer directed care, palliative care, emergency, neonatal,
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Potential contributors should complete and e-mail this form to Sophie Portelli at by January 31 2019. Author(s) - with preferred title(s) Affiliation (e.g.university/school) Paper (P) Workshop (W) or Poster (PS) of Presentation or Workshop (maximum 50 words) Email address of corresponding author Abstract /outline (maximum 250 words) plus up to 3 references Abstracts should use the following headings: focus; research approach/innovation; key findings and significance. Outlines should provide the focus, content and application for teaching and learning Sector relevance Primary (5-11) Secondary (11-18) Secondary & Primary HE Please delete as appropriate, leaving the relevant category/categories Languages relevance FR/GE/SP Other (please say which) Relevant for all languages Please delete as appropriate, leaving the relevant category/categories Audience relevance Research Primary teachers Secondary teachers ITE HE Please delete as appropriate, leaving the relevant category/categories Equipment required Screens, data projectors and laptops will be available in each breakout room. Please indicate if any other equipment is requested. Theme Cross-curricular Language Learning in Anglophone countries and similar contexts Conference Registration Papers, presentations, workshops and posters are accepted on the understanding that the presenting author will complete the conference booking process immediately following notice of acceptance. Co-authors are of course also invited to register as conference delegates. Discounted for speakers who are teachers are on offer at the ALL/Randstad subsidised rate. Click here for online registration:
Call for Delaware Family Physician of the Year The Delaware Family Physician of the Year Award embodies the principles of excellence, combined with comprehensive and compassionate care, for which family physicians are known. To be considered for the award, a nominee should demonstrate that they: Provide their patients with compassionate, comprehensive, and caring family medicine on a continuing basis Enhance the quality of community by being directly and effectively involved in community affairs and activities Act as a credible role model professionally and personally in their community, to other health professionals, and residents and medical students. Additional Requirements: Must have practiced family medicine in Delaware for at least ten consecutive years Must be Board-Certified in Family Medicine Must be a member in good standing in his/her community Must be a member of the Delaware Academy of Family Physicians Nomination materials to be included: The following materials must be included to be considered: Name, address and phone numbers of the nominee Name address and phone numbers of the nominating individual A letter of nomination (no more than two pages) A current CV Three letters of support – two (2) from colleagues and one (1) from a person in his/her community Other supportive material, as appropriate (not over 15 pages) The recipient of the DAFP Family Physician of the Year Award also is presented for consideration for the AAFP Family Physician of the Year Award. Members wishing to place a candidate in nomination should submit materials to: DAFP Selection Committee Raymond Saputelli, MBA, CAE 224 W State St. Trenton, NJ 08608 Tel & Fax: 302-733-3356
The Voice of European Dietitians 0049 2822 68367 Call for nominations for Committee Members for the EFAD European Specialist Dietetic Network (ESDN) for Primary Care Committee EFAD is calling for nominations of specialist dietitians who wish to contribute to the work of the committee for the ESDN Food Service. Some of the advantages of committee membership will include: Increased knowledge of EU policy in the specialist field Recognition as an EFAD expert Possibility of representing EFAD or ESDN as an expert Access to a network of specialists Committee members will not be reimbursed for their work, but any previously approved expenses incurred on behalf of EFAD will be reimbursed. Terms of Reference for ESDN Committee members Purpose: To promote the role of the dietitian in the specialist field To develop and update position papers and briefing papers on the role of the dietitian in the specialist field To develop advanced competence statements for dietitians working in the specialist field To liaise as appropriate with other European professional groups and monitor the developments in education and LLL of other health professionals in the specialist field To liaise with EFAD committees to develop the specialty in Education, Research and Professional Practice. To develop research proposals (research questions, design, and methodology) in to promote the participation of dietitians in EU and other research projects. Membership of the ESDN Committee will be for 4 years (2018 – 2022).The committee will meet virtually approximately every 4-6 weeks. As members of an EFAD committee the “terms of reference for standing committees” outlined in the governance document (see appendix 1) apply. In addition there are specific terms of reference for committee members of each ESDN (see appendix 2). Selection Criteria A qualification in dietetics Have at least 5 years of experience (practical and/or research) in the specialist field. An advanced practitioner/specialist may also be considered an expert Be able to demonstrate advanced competence in the specialist field (see European Dietetic Advanced Competences(EDAC) for definitions and competences) Be supported by two referees to provide further evidence of expertise Willingness to actively contribute to the work of the ESDN Committee Membership of an EFAD member organisation (or a Higher Education Institute eligible* for, and planning to apply for, EFAD Education Associate Membership when possible)
Selection Criteria A qualification in dietetics. Proven experience & competence in the specialty Willingness to actively manage and develop the role and work of the ESDN. Membership of an EFAD member organisation (or a Higher Education Institute eligible* for, and planning to apply for, EFAD Education Associate Membership when possible) (Note: if the supporting HEI does not join EFAD the candidate will be to resign their position) Selection process The Executive Committee will decide which of their members will be involved in the selection panel. After the deadline for nominations has passed all nominations and supporting documentation will be forwarded to the selection panel. Their decisions will be forwarded to the Executive Committee for approval. The decision of the Executive Committee is final, and discussion with candidates or nominating organisations will not be entered into. All candidates will be informed of the decision of the Executive Committee by email. Nomination procedure Nominations must be accompanied by 5 documents: Curriculum Letter of motivation Two references confirming candidate’s expertise in specialty Letter of recommendation from an EFAD member National Dietetic Association or Higher Education Institute (HEI). Should an HEI’s nominee be selected, that HEI will be expected to apply for “Education Associate Membership” of EFAD. Deadline for nominations – 12 April 2018 Please send your nomination, with all accompanying documents to: Judith Liddell EFAD Executive Director * “Education Associate membership” is open to all Higher Education Institutions in Europe that are: recognized by the NDA member(s) of EFAD in their country (where these exist) teaching dietitians that are recognised by the National Legal Authority teaching (or working towards teaching) dietetics at the level described in the following standards at point of qualification: ☐ European Academic and Practitioner Standards for dietitians ☐ European Practice Placement Standards for Dietetics ☐ Revised Dietetic Competence and the 6 Domains of Competency ☐ European Pedagogic Standards for Dietetic Practice Placement Teachers (all above standards are available at ) The Voice of European Dietitians 0049 2822 68367
4 E-skills for rural development Penetration of quality ICT and national Services Ownership of ICT and Internet infrastructure in rural communities Sustainable ecosystems for ICT investment in rural areas (the creation of decent work and sustainable livelihoods; education; health; and rural development, food security and land reform) Advocacy and awareness models of new opportunities using ICT and e-skills ICT models that promote direct transactions between business and rural suppliers ICT models that allow open access to markets and land usage Ms. Lorna van der Merwe Walter Sisulu University 5 Connected health Advocacy and awareness of health content using e-skills. For example the burden of non-communicable diseases Necessary capacity to upskill health practitioners to utilise new ICT applications for the health sector. New models and case studies to bring about a healthier citizen to function in a digital era The health disorders resulting from the dark-side of being an e-astute digital citizen Dr. Farivar Rahimi University of Limpopo 6 E-Agriculture and e-tourism Tourism) The e-skills necessary for creating sustainable ecosystems to bridge agriculture suppliers and agro-tourists. New ICT models and case studies to promote job opportunities in the tourism sector for sustainable tourism. Agricultural services, technology dissemination, information and communication delivered or enhanced through the internet of things (IoT) Prof. Mpho Chaka Northwest University 7 Creative and new media industries The application of ICT’s in the creative and new media industries. New sustainable ICT models and case studies for community broadcasting Dr. Kennedy C. Chinyowa Tshwane University of Technology 8 SME and Entrepreneurship Development New ICT models and case studies to support small enterprise development The role of TVET colleges in the development of e-skills for entrepreneurship. Prof. Tembisa Ngqondi University of Mpumalanga Important Dates: Publish and distribute the call for Papers: 10 January 2017
PRESENTATION TITLE: Primary Presenter Co-Presenter (if applicable) Credentials Credentials Title Title Company Company Address Address City, State, Zip City, State, Zip Phone Phone Email Email Expertise Level (check one) Beginner Intermediate Advanced All Levels Audio Visual Needs: Please check each item needed. All rooms will have a materials table in the front. (Note that WVAADC is charged for each item, if you are able to provide your own equipment and supplies, it would be much appreciated.) Projector Laptop Flip Chart Other (please specify): Room Setup greatly impacts the number of attendees who can fit comfortably. Please indicate the setup you PREFER. We will do the best we can to accommodate however room set up is not guaranteed. ___Classroom tables & chairs ___ Theater rows of chairs ___ Circle chairs only ___ U-Shape chairs only ___ U-Shape Tables & chairs Other – please specify in space below Please indicate preferred presentation day and time. Tuesday Sept.11 Wednesday Sept. 12 Thursday Sept. 13 Friday Sept. 14 _____No Preference Afternoon or evening Only Morning ____ Afternoon _____Morning _____Afternoon _____Morning Only Summary of Presentation: Please communicate clearly what the participant will expect to learn from the presentation.
Other Third-Party Partners - Provincial Labs and Institutions, if more than one third-party partner, separate each one individually TOTAL 10. Collaborations and Leveraging Describe both existing and planned international and national collaborations and how the proposed work is leveraged through these collaborations. Indicate approximate leverage value for collaborations. Collaborating Organization Leverage ($k) Description of Leverage Cash In-kind
14 March 2018 Call for Sites and Brownfield Register Application Form If you would like to promote a site or sites for potential development then please complete and return this form. You will receive an acknowledgement of your submission. Please retain this for your records. All submissions must be accompanied by an ordnance survey map clearly showing the boundaries of the site outlined in red. All submissions are made on a without prejudice basis. It must be stressed that in seeking available sites the Council is making no commitment in respect of which sites may be selected to be added to the Brownfield Register and/or the Strategic Land Availability Assessment. Please complete a separate form for each site, to the best of your knowledge and return to: or Planning Policy Neighbourhoods Epping Forest District Council Civic Offices, High Street Epping CM16 4BZ (1) Your Details I am (please tick all those that apply) Name Organisation
Are there any legal/ownership constraints which may delay site development? (eg. Covenants) Is the site owned by a developer or is the owner willing to sell? Please indicate timescale for site availability Immediately Up to 5 years 5 – 10 years 10 – 15 Plus 15 years If the site is not available now please state why Please provide additional information if necessary ACHIEVABILITY ISSUES Yes Part No Comments Is the site located within an area used for the same purpose as that proposed? Are any known abnormal development costs? (eg. Contamination, demolition, access) Are there any current uses which need to be relocated? Does the site require significant infrastructure investment before development can proceed? Are there any other issues which may influence the economic viability of the development? If you answered yes to any of above please provide further information
Without this mapped information, we are unable to register the site. 8. PROPOSED USES HOUSING If housing is proposed, mark all that apply C2 (Residential Institutions) C3 (Housing) C3 (Housing for older people) C3 (Self build/custom build) Sui Generis (Gypsy, Traveller or Travelling showpeople site) Other (Please specify below) Potential capacity (approx. number of units) Minimum: Maximum: Estimation of existing buildings to be demolished Residential (Number): Commercial floorspace (sq m): Estimation of mix of dwelling types (Please mark all that are likely to apply) Market-led dwellings Starter Homes Affordable Housing (other than Starter Homes) Estimated density (dwellings per hectare) (If any ancillary uses to housing are proposed, please also complete the section below). ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES If economic development and/or community facilities are proposed, please indicate the nature of the proposed use (Please mark all that apply) A1 (Shops) A2 (Financial and Professional Services) A3 (Restaurants and Cafes) A4 (Drinking Establishments) A5 (Hot Food Takeaways) AA (Drinking establishments with expanded food provision) B1 (Business) B2 (General Industrial) B8 (Storage and Distribution) C1 (Hotels) D1 (Non-residential Institutions) D2 (Assembly and Leisure)
Presenter 2 (if required) name: Please note, only sessions that are 60 mins or longer will be eligible for a second presenter place Presenter 2 job title and organisation Presenter 2 email Session description (75 max) If accepted, this description will appear in the event brochure – make sure to give a clear, concise and engaging description of what you will be covering and why delegates should attend After this session, participants will be able to: List three learning objectives After this session, participants will be able to: 1. 2. 3. Biography of each presenter If accepted, this description will appear in the event brochure (max 100 words each) Results and evidence to support the information you are presenting Please include any data or supporting evidence which illustrate your outcomes Note: proposals with clear data and show robust evidence for improvement are more likely to be accepted. Please highlight key figures and outcomes in this box Project exposure (i) Please list all conferences this project has been presented at over the past two (ii) Please list and articles or publications featuring the project Co-creating our programme with patients – Please indicate how you have or will involve patients in the design of your presentation. We have a preference for content that has been co-created with patients. Presenter experience Please provide details of conferences at which the speakers have experience presenting. Professional references Please provide two names, organisation of the individuals and email Please indicate if ethics approval for any research work that has been undertaken has been obtained (where relevant)
Talent: Alto Saxophone Sponsor: Iconic Brillance Morgan, so of the bright, talented young woman Good luck, Morgan! you’ve become! Sending much love and good luck your We’re very proud of you! way! Shine bright! Love, Nana and Pappaps Love, Gigi and Papa We love you, Morgs! Morgan, We are so proud of you— Rock it out and good luck! today and everyday. Good You’ll always be #1 in our hearts. luck and shine bright! -Cassy, Sage, Kaylin, Love, Dad, Courtney, Destiney and Ellie Madelyn, Sidney & Lucy Best wishes! We are hoping Morgan, we are very proud of all you have accomplished dur- ing your high school years. for the best! You are a beautiful young lady with lots of talents. Have a great time during your DYW Love, Grandma and Bill York experience. We wish you the best of luck! Love, Mom, Dave and 2015 Distinguished Young Woman of AVON 2014 Distinguished Woman of AVON
(2) What are my spiritual How would they fit with the tasks of ordained ministry? In what context would they make the most sense and best serve the Kingdom of God? (3) What evidence of leadership gifts is already clear in my life? In what ways have I participated in God’s mission to the world? Aspirant_____________________ Priest________________________ Consecration This is the final step in the response to a divine call in which the individual is formally and officially set apart and acknowledged as qualified for ordained ministry. Typically, this is called “ordination.” It is essential that established and proven leaders in the church provide affirmation in determining both the
2. CONSORTIUM OVERVIEW CONSORTIUM OVERVIEW Organisation Partner name (Full name) Coordinator (P1) Partner 2: Partner 3: Partner 4: Partner 5: Partner 6: TRL at Project Start TRL1 at Project Target Organisation Type Website http: Region / Country Organisation Registration Number Size (Employees) Turnover (k€) 4 Contact Person / Name Telephone E-mail Funding Organisation (FO) Name of FO + person contacted in FO Funding Programme (full name)
Weather Briefing 1-800-WX-BRIEF (1-800-992-7433) When prompted: Briefer… Colorado; or 1… 26 I am a student and I’d like a standard weather briefing Type flight: VFR Aircraft ID: 1277K Aircraft Type: Gobosh 700 Light Sport Aircraft (AT4L) Departure: Centennial Airport (APA) Departure Time: 1600Z; or in 30 minutes Cruising altitude: 8,000’ Route of Flight: 15nm to the southeast Destination: returning to APA Est. time en route: 1 ½ hours A – B – Bravo C – Charlie D – Delta E – Echo F – Foxtrot G – Golf H – Hotel I – India J – Juliet K – Kilo L – Lima M – Mike N – November O – Oscar P – Papa Q – Quebec R – Romeo S – Sierra T – Tango U – Uniform V – Victor W – Whiskey X – X-ray Y – Yankee
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PARTICIPATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS WITHIN NEW ZEALAND FAMILY COURTS National Judicial College of Australia – 7 February 2015 Judge Peter Callinicos CONTENTS New Zealand – The Basics The Statutory Framework Introduction Two Principal Statutes The Increasing Opportunity for Participation Differing Definitions of “Child” Statutory Opportunities to be Heard Introduction The Care of Children Act 2004 Development of Express Safety Assessment Care of Children Act Reforms – 2014 – “Diet COCA” Current COCA Provisions as to Child’s Voice Children Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989 Family Courts Act 1980 Domestic Violence Act 1995 The Family Proceedings Act Case Law Should the Judge Meet a Child? Rationale for Meeting a Child Page 3 4 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 7 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 16 17
Judicial Development of Child Interviews Judicial Competence Stress for the Child Natural Justice Rights of Parties What Should a Protocol Include? Recent Research on Judicial Interviews Introduction Personal Observations and Thoughts Introduction A Cautionary Tale Interview or Meeting? Request to Meet Respect Child’s Degree of Dialogue Introductions What Does Know About the Case What is Purpose of the Meeting? Does Child have any Questions Sibling Groups The Pressure of Time Ideal World 19 19 19 20 21 23 23 30 30 30 32 32 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 35 New Zealand – The Basics To assist in understanding aspects of this paper and the environment in which the New Zealand Family Court operates, it may be helpful to have an appreciation of the New Zealand context.
Attachment 4 Reference Number (Official Use Only ) : _______________________ A. Organisation : _____________________________________________________ B. Project Leader : _____________________________________________________ C. Contact Information : Office : ___________________ Mobile : ___________________ : ___________________ D. Problem Statement (Tick at appropriate box) : Strengthening Enforcement of Bioplastic with the Rapid Testing Kit; or : The Production of Biomass-Based Food Packaging Using Empty Fruit Bunch; or : Technology for Producing Starch Blended / Crude Palm Oil Based Resin for the Manufacturing of Bioplastic Products. E. Title (10-20 words only) : _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ F. Research Area (Tick at appropriate box) : Agriculture Science and Technology Applied Science and Technology Bioinformatics Biological Sciences Biotechnology Chemical Sciences Earth Sciences Economics, Business and Management Engineering and Technology Environmental Sciences Forestry Science and Technology Humanities Information, Computer and Communication Technology Marine Sciences Material Sciences Mathematical Sciences Medical and Health Sciences Nuclear Sciences Physical Sciences Social Sciences
water quality and quantity. SPARROW Models and maps for nutrient loading in watersheds across the US. programs, utilities, federal agencies, public Determine the sources, fate, and transport or nitrogen and phosphorus in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. NPDAT Maps of data relevant to nonpoint sources of contamination, including SPARROW and USGS monitoring data. State programs, utilities, federal agencies, public Locate watersheds with the highest nutrient loading rates and determine % land use in those watersheds. Inland Sensitivity Atlas EPA Region 5 mapping pilot overlaying inland infrastructure with oil pipelines and other vulnerabilities. State programs, utilities, public Map hazardous material sites and soil storage pipelines near intakes. Deliver Atlas information to first responders. PIMMA (NPMS mapper is public version) Maps of the locations of hazardous material pipelines in the US. State and federal agencies, pipeline managers, public utilities. Must apply for access. Determine if your wellhead protection area contains a hazardous liquid pipeline, gas transmission pipeline, liquefied natural gas plant, or breakout tank. CAMEO Maps of chemical storage/Emergency Planning and Community Act (EPCRA) data in relation to drinking water sources. Front-line chemical emergency planners and responders Download data on above-ground storage tanks in specific states to overlay in GIS with community landmarks, neighborhood facilities and residences. ECHO Information and maps of facility inspections, enforcement, and violation history. State and federal agencies, utilities, public, NGOs Locate NDPES dischargers in and significant DMR Loading Tool Maps and data of point sources of contamination, including NPDES and federal agencies, utilities, public, NGOs Locate dischargers of specific contaminants, and determine annual by
5. Qualifications Obtained Since Age 11 Institution Full-Time/ Part-Time From (mmm/yy) To (mmm/yy) Give Detail of Qualifications Obtained (Subjects, Levels, Grades, etc) 6. Omissions Please describe on a separate sheet any unusual features or omissions from your pattern of employment and education shown in sections 4 and 5 above. 7. Relevant Courses Attended (do not include reference to very short courses and conferences) and Membership of Professional Institutes 8. Reasons for Applying for this Post
Call for Abstracts UAB Center for Nursing Excellence, Evidence Based Nursing Practice and Research Council, and the of Nursing presents 2014 ANNUAL MAGNET Evidence Based Practice and RESEARCH DAY September 12, 2014 8:00am to 4:00pm Margaret Cameron Spain Auditorium Continuing Education Contact will be offered We invite you to submit an abstract for the UAB Annual Nursing Research Day. Topics should relate to evidence based practice, quality improvement, or research in nursing. Abstract Format: Submit abstract using the provided template as an attachment via e-mail and use the subject line Abstract Submission to: Christy McDougal Abstract Submission Deadline: June 4, 2014 All Abstract submissions must be: Limited to 250 words, 1 inch margin, Times New Roman font, font size 12, single-spaced. Use the Attached Abstract Template and include: Name, Title, Degree, Unit, Phone number, and Email Address Abstracts should include: Title of presentation Purpose of presentation Background Methods Results Conclusions Implications Please state preference for oral presentation or poster presentation Final selection and notification of presenters will be made via email by July 25, 2014.
Is there any additional information you feel may be relevant to your application? Link to your video Practical questions Do you have any special needs or requirements, for example dietary, medical, allergies, disability, etc? If you are invited to take part in the sessions, will you require assistance in obtaining a visa for France? Please return completed application forms to , by Friday, 5 February 2016 at the latest.
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Eligibility: Pontica Magna Fellowships are earmarked for applicants from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine (other post-soviet countries may also be considered), and Turkey. Candidates must be doctoral students at an advanced stage of their research, or hold a PhD title. Journalists, media professionals, writers and artists are also eligible; a PhD is not compulsory in such cases (see the guidelines for details). Preference is given to candidates below the age of 40. Submission of application: Applications have to be submitted following the guidelines and using the form available at: Applications will be submitted in electronic format only, to the address: Candidates are asked to enter in the Subject field of their e-mail message “Pontica Magna Fellowship”. Deadline: December 7, 2017 We will acknowledge the receipt of an application and confirm that the application requirements have been met within 14 days after the deadline. Venue: New Europe College, Str. Plantelor 21, 023971 Bucharest, Romania; tel. 0041 – 21 - 307 99 10 (responsible for the admission procedure: Constantin Ardeleanu) Pontica Magna Coordinator at NEC: Dr. Constantin Ardeleanu () German Partner at Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin: Dr. Katharina Biegger ()
country Israel BWL/International Management (1), MMF (1) English 100 Japan Tokyo MIEEP (1) English 87 6.5 EN: B2 Japan MMF (1), MIEEP (1) English 87 6.5 EN: B2 Korea (1), MMF (1) English 88 6.5 EN: B2 Russia MMF (1) English 87 6.5 EN: Only TOEFL od. IELTS Russia Petersburg State University of Economics BWL/International Management (1) English 87 6.5 EN: Only TOEFL od. IELTS Thailand Bangkok BWL/International Management (1) English 87 6.5 EN: Only TOEFL od. IELTS USA MIEEP (1) English 100 7.0 EN: Only TOEFL od. IELTS
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1. Room Requirements SI: Simultaneous Interpretation T = Theatre style U = U-Shape DIV: Division (committee) room Please note: In all cases seating capacity shown should be able to be accommodated comfortably and should be calculated after leaving adequate podium space. Insert suggested room name/number Capacity SI Min. size in m² Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Registration area Set up Set up AM Open PM Open Open Open Open Open Open Conference bags packing area X 3,500 T or 2,000 T min.+ option for overflow SI Build-up and Rehearsals Opening Session Closing Ceremony Exhibition Build-up Build-up & Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition 700 T (SI to be built in) SI See schedule for scheduling on Thursday, Friday and Saturday for Governing Board, PC, committee, SC and Caucus Meetings Session 1 Session 1 Session 1 Session 1 Session 1 700 T (SI to be built in) SI Session 2 Session 2 Session 2 Session 2 Session 2 450 T Session 3 Session 3 Session 3 Session 3 Session 3 350 T Session 4 Session 4 Session 4 Session 4 Session 4 300 Ballroom Style Session 5 Session 5 Session 5 Session 5 Session 5 200 Ballroom Style Session 6 Session 6 Session 6 Session 6 Session 6 30 U (50 T for the C10) Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg 30 U (50 for the C11) Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg 30 U Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg 30 U Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg 30 U Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Bus Mtg Volunteers room 10 Round tables X X X X X X X X Volunteers Training 300 T X Sponsor Hospitality Suite 60 X X X X President’s Lunch* X Interpreters 75 X X X X X X Office 50 X X X X X X Technical Preview 50 X X X X X X
Centre Pre-paid Non-paid New registrations Exhibitors desk Library Tour Desk Social Tour desk Information Desks Administration office Stuffing kits and congress bags 2 desk 1 desk 1 desk 2 desk 1 desk 1 desk 1 desk 1 desk 2 30 m2 150 m2 _______/________ _______/________ _______/________ _______/________ _______/________ _______/________ _______/________ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ ________/_______ 4. Catering IFLA does not provide catering to the attendees. We plan to have a cash catering area on the exhibition floor, but catering is also needed outside of the exhibition hours. Please outline the possible areas where you would set-up cash outlets (either existing ones or purpose built) with seating capacities for 1000 persons all together including approx. 300 seats in the exhibition.
Day-trip (City-tour, museum visit etc.) Full day (incl. During the congress 1. ________/_______ 2. ________/_______ 3. ________/_______ 4. ________/_______ 5. ________/_______ Overnight / Package tours 3 days, 2 nights Pre and post Congress 1. ________/_______ 2. ________/_______ 3. ________/_______
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Role I am [ □ a chair □a speaker □neither a chair nor a speaker ] in this symposium. Organizer 2 Name Affiliation Country E-mail Role I am [ □ a chair □a speaker □neither a chair nor a speaker ] in this symposium. B. Speakers Invited Speaker 1 (First Name) (Last Name) (Affiliation) (Speaker Consent) □Confirmed □Contacted Country (Brief Statement) Invited Speaker 2 (First Name) (Last Name) (Affiliation) (Speaker Consent) □Confirmed □Contacted Country (Brief Statement) Invited Speaker 3 (First Name) (Last Name) (Affiliation) (Speaker’s Consent) □Confirmed □Contacted Country Statement) Invited Speaker 4 (First Name) (Last Name) (Affiliation) (Speaker’s Consent) □Confirmed □Contacted Country (Brief Statement) Please complete this form and return to the secretariat of ISS 2019 no later than June 30, 2018. Hessed Communications 2F, 77 Jeju city, Jeju Island, South Korea Phone: +82-64-900-4051 E-mail:abstracts@iss2019.org Secretariat Use Only Sample Format Symposium Title: Genomics and evolution of symbioses in eukaryotes Symposium Summary (200 words maximum) Symbioses were critical to the vast eukaryote diversity we observe today. Ancient endosymbiotic events gave rise to certain organelles in eukaryotes, and even today, symbioses play a role in mutualism, commensalism and parasitism, which in turn play critical roles in our diverse ecosystems. These range from (a) associations of bacteria and eukaryotes to (b) associations of eukaryotes and eukaryotes (e.g. fungi and green algae in lichens) and to (c)
DESIGNATIONS TITLE COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP PHONE ADDRESS A biography must be submitted for each presenter. If the presentation is selected, the biography submitted will be used in the final program. Proposals without bios will not be accepted. BIO (500 WORD MAX) 7. NUMBER OF PRESENTERS I have notified my co-presenter that I am submitting this proposal 8. NOTIFIED CO-PRESENTER (S) YES / NO 9. PRESENTATION DEADLINES PDF Deadline Sept. 9, 2017 Do you agree that PDF can be posted on DAFP website? YES / NO PowerPoint Presentation Presenters must bring their own laptops. Presentations may be e-mailed to the contact below by Sept 15, 2017 as a back-up if desired 10. SUBMITTER DETAILS Submitter’s Email Address Submitter’s Phone 11. PROGRAM CONTACTS (Return form to the below) Karyn Brown Big D 2017 Conference Chair Email: Phone: 214-443-5538
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By way of submitting an application under this call for competitive grants, the applicant consents to the disclosure of the documents submitted by the applicant to the reviewers involved in the selection process, both within IUSSP and externally. The applicant further consents to the disclosure of his or her name and the name of the proposed project, in any announcement of selected proposals. Finally, all original data generated should be made publicly available. ANNEXES 1. List of eligible countries South Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh India Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Sub Africa Angola Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cabo Verde Cameroon Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo, DR Congo, R Cote d'Ivoire Equatorial Guinea Guinea Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Rwanda Sao Tome and Principe Senegal Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa South Sudan Sudan Tanzania Togo Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe 2. List of cities prioritized by The Challenge Initiative (TCI) project Kenya Kericho Kilifi Migori Mombasa Nairobi Uasin Gishu Uganda Buikwe Busia Iganga Mukono Tanzania Ilala Kigamboni Kinondoni Temeke Ubungo Senegal Kolda Nioro Cote d'Ivoire Bouaké Burkina Faso Ouagadougou Koudougou Benin UCOZ (Bohicon+ 8 autres communes), Projet PF Nigeria Plateau Kano Ogun Bauchi
YOGI VEMANA UNIVERSITY Vemanapuram, KADAPA-516003, Dr. Y.P. Venkata Subbaiah Assistant Professor & Coordinator Department of Physics Phone: +91-8562-225403 (Off.) +91-9966248876 (Mobile) FAX : +91-8562-225419 E-mail: No: PHY/YVU/Coordinator/2017-18/LCD projector-quotation Date: 22 December, 2017 Quotation invited Sir, Sub: Department of Physics, Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa – Purchase of “LCD Projector” - Call for Quotations – Req. - Reg. Ref: (i).No: YVU/DEVP/Coordinator/Physics/budget requirements/proposed items/2017-18, Dt:29-09-2017. You are requested to send your lowest price quotation in duplicate towards the supply of “LCD Projector”- required accessories” with the following specifications listed below with terms and conditions so as to reach to and in the name of “The Registrar, Yogi Vemana University, Vemanapuram, Kadapa-516 003, Y.S.R. Dist, A.P., India” on or before 02 January, 2018. Any postal delay is not entitled. Sl.No Equipment/item Particular specifications 1. “LCD Projector” Detailed Specification: Light output (Color and White): 3000 – 2500 lumens Display type: LCD with full HD VGI Input and HDMI Input Lamp hours: 10000 hrs (Ecomode), 5000 (Full Power) Lamp type: UHE, 200 W Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Contrast ratio: 15000:1 USB display function: 3 in 1 Image size: 30 – 350 inches Loud speaker : 2 Watts The sealed quotation should invariably be super scribed as “Quotation for supply, of “LCD Projector” against enquir No: PHY/YVU/Coordinator/2017-18/“LCD Projector” quotation, Dt: 22-12-2017. You are also requested to send full details like catalog, etc (if any). Quotations include, terms and conditions, unit price, taxes/duties, warranty period, validity of quotation, payment mode, transport charges, etc. Coordinator
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