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z Day 1: Monday, October 30 8:00 – 9:00 am Registration, Continental Breakfast, Exhibitors 9:00 – 9:15 am Welcome/Opening Remarks Curtis Hill, Indiana Attorney General 9:15 - 10:15 am 10:15 – 10:30 am 10:30 - 11:30 am General Session Jail Chemical Addiction Programs Brandon George, Proactive Resources Michael Nielsen, Boone County Sheriff Kelly, Dearborn County Court Services Judge Sally McLaughlin, Dearborn County Judge Break 1. Medical Professional Role in Fighting the Drug Crisis Amy LaHood, St Vincent Palmer MacKie, Eskenazi Health 2. Overdose Death Crime Scene Investigations Aaron Negangard, Chief Deputy Attorney General, Office of the IN Attorney General 3. Addressing the Opioid Crisis through Prevention Education. An Overview of Overdose Lifeline and PreVenture: Personality Targeted Interventions for Adolescent Substance Misuse Justin Phillips, Executive Director, Overdose Lifeline Savannah Brenneke, Director of Policy & Research, Overdose Lifeline 4. Fresh Start: A Holistic, Family-Centered Approach to Residential Addiction Treatment Shannon Schumacher, Executive Vice President, Volunteers of America, Indiana Rachel Halleck, Senior Dir of Behavioral Health, Volunteers of America, Indiana 11:30-11:45 pm 11:45 – 12:45 pm Clinical Prevention/ Education Enforcement Treatment Break Breakout Sessions: The Opioid Crisis: Rethinking the First-Line Approach to Pain Peter Furno, DC, Indiana State Chiropractic Association (ISCA) Pat McGuffey, Executive Director of ISCA Jessaca Turner Stults, Consultant for ISCA Palmer MacKie, MD, IU School of Medicine and Eskenazi Hospital Allen County Drug Task Force Deb McMahan, MD, Allen County Health Commissioner Megan Fisher, Bowen Center Marcia Haaff, Lutheran Foundation Captain Kevin Hunter, Fort Wayne Police Dept, Narcotics Division Judge Wendy Davis, Allen County Superior Court Criminal Division The Effects of the Opioid Crisis on Public Safety Jay Frederick, Columbus Police Dept Patrick Harrington, Tippecanoe County Prosecutor John Boyd, LaPorte County Sheriff
1. 1.30 – 3.00 pm 1.C. DEFINITIONS (3nd Part) 1.5 RLMP: Harmonization of the energy rating under SP 188 for rechargeable Li metal Polymer batteries. 1.6 Can cells exceed 20 Wh in a battery with a Watt-hour rating of not more than 100 Wh.(SP188b)? Consider new proposals, ( see SCETDG comments below) Propose data to clarify the differences between the cells and batteries for what concerns the risk of propagation in case of thermal runaway. C. Chanson K. Leary 3.00 – 3.30 pm COFFEE BREAK 2. 3.30 – 5.00 pm OVERVIEW OF TESTING REQUIREMENTS 2.1 Summary table of cell and battery testing requirements 2.2 Consistency between UN Model Regulations, Manual of Tests and Criteria and IEC battery standards definitions Review of the table proposed in view of the UN SCETDG comments G. Kerchner/C. Chanson /
It was moved on the motion of ………………………………...and ………………………….….. that the recommendation/s ………………………be approved. Attachments Item 2a: Creative Industries Toolkit <separate attachment> Item 2b: Rural Recruitment Toolkit <separate attachment>
Item 2, Attachment 2b RCV Executive Committee Meeting Friday, 18 September 2015 DRAFT - RCV’s proposed NRCP II Framework and Year 1 & 2 Priorities (updated with August 2015 Workshop outcomes) Workstream Purpose and Goal Scope Priority Actions (for 1 & 2) Sustainable Rural Councils The purpose of the Rural Councils Sustainability Project is to answer the question: How can RCV best support councils to capacity and improve performance in the context of the wider local government reform agenda of the Victorian government? The goal is to support rural councils’ elected members and senior staff to demonstrate their leadership on improving council sustainability within local and across regional boundaries, manage the changing demands and expectations of stakeholders, and maximise outcomes for communities. Implement outcomes of Rural Council Sustainability Project Stage 2 (individual council assessment and analysis) in relation to building strategic capacity, with a focus on: Shared Services, Collaboration and Resource Sharing Improving Service Delivery Improving Asset and Financial Management 1.1 Leadership Training Mentoring program for rural councillors. 1.1.1 Rural located training and regional collaboration at a reasonable price, including Induction Training using existing providers, co-badged or subsidised by RCV 1.2 Senior Management Capacity 1.2.1 Backfilling vacancies. Workforce plans 1.2.2 A Regional recruitment talent pool 1.3 Fostering Community Governance 1.3.1 Best practice community engagement. 1.4 Building Capacity in Service Planning 1.4.1 Methodology, cost, staff resources 1.4.2 Build capacity in councils for shared review process 1.5 Improving Asset and Financial Management 1.5.1 Input into MAV/LGV project but with a distinct rural council focus 1.5.2 Business fundamentals of rural local government - robust financial management 1.6 Shared Services 1.6.1 Facilitation Support 1.6.2 Regional Collaboration 1.6.3 Case Studies Item 2, Attachment 2b
1.6 1.4 1.5 1.8 across several portfolios rather than as one submission) NRCP Four Year Evaluation Yearly Report 2013/14 (year 3) RCV Tomorrow – Stage Two (Sponsorship Proposal) RCV Website review Workstream 2 – Networking & Information Sharing 2.2 Rural Summit 2016 2.1 RCV Mayors, Councillors and CEO Forum 21 Oct 2015 2.1 2.2 RCV Mayors, Councillors and CEO Forums (yr 4) Rural Summit 2015 Workstream 3 – Policy & Research 3.4 3.4.1 Rural Council Sustainability Project (stage one – year 3) Rural Council Sustainability Project stage two – year 4 (Self Project) Workstream 4 – Training & Capacity Building 4.5.1 Training and Capacity Building – (Spring Tour) and embed the NRCP Tools (year 4) workstream 5 – Attraction & Retention 5.5.1 5.3.1 5.4.1 5.3.2 Rural Migration Tool (stage two) Rural Recruitment Project Technology Supporting Creative Industries Pilots Tomorrow Towns projects RCV2 RCV Advocacy Project Management
State of Illinois Fair Practices in Contracting Task Force Meeting of the Fair Practices in Contracting Task Thursday, April 12, 2018 1:00 to 3:00 PM James R. Thompson Center Room 4-404 Chicago, Illinois 60601 and Stratton Building Room 500 1/2 Springfield, Illinois 62706 Call in number: 888-494-4032 Access code 7382465618 AGENDA Call to Order Roll Call Old Business Review of Sub-Committee Chairs Resource Availability – Montgomery Transparency and Enforcement – Mike Neal Research – Ivory New Business Report from meeting of Business People on April 7, 2018 Report from DHS Identify Additional Agencies for Testimonies Update from IDOT on follow up questions Schedule of Future Meetings Public Testimony Adjournment NOTICE: This agenda conforms to the requirements of Section 2.02 of the Illinois Open Meetings Act (5 ILCS 120/02). Any individual planning to attend who will need an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act should notify the CMS EEO office at (217) 558-6713 or (866) 273-3684 (Nextalk).
1.6 1.4 1.5 1.8 across several portfolios rather than as one submission) NRCP Four Year Evaluation Yearly Report 2013/14 (year 3) RCV Tomorrow – Two (Sponsorship Proposal) RCV Website review Workstream 2 – Networking & Information Sharing 2.2 Rural Summit 2016 2.1 RCV Mayors, Councillors and CEO Forum 21 Oct 2015 2.1 2.2 RCV Mayors, Councillors and CEO Forums (yr 4) Rural Summit 2015 Workstream 3 – Policy & Research 3.4 3.4.1 Rural Council Sustainability Project (stage one – year 3) Rural Council Sustainability Project stage two – year 4 (Self Project) Workstream 4 – Training & Capacity Building 4.5.1 Training and Capacity Building – (Spring Tour) and the NRCP Tools (year 4) workstream 5 – Attraction & Retention 5.5.1 5.3.1 5.4.1 5.3.2 Migration Tool (stage two) Rural Recruitment Project Technology Supporting Creative Industries Pilots Tomorrow Extra projects RCV2 RCV Advocacy Project Management
Item 7 RCV Executive Committee Meeting Friday, 18 September 2015 Item 7 Title: September RCV RAG Report Prepared by RCV Staff Purpose To provide the Executive Committee with a snapshot of the activities undertaken or in progress over the past month in relation to the Networked Rural Councils Program Work Plan 2014/15 Red Amber Green (RAG) Summary Report: Elements of the project are at risk and need to be addressed immediately The project needs to be monitored carefully to avoid slippage The project is running smoothly and to time The project has been delivered WORKSTREAM 1 – Governance & Advocacy 1.5.1 Planning for NRCP 2 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.4 1.5 1.8 Program Communications 2014/15 (Year 4) State Budget and Pre-election Submission (delivered as a series of actions across several portfolios rather than as one submission) Annual Report 2014/15 (year 4) NRCP Four Year Evaluation Yearly Report 2013/14 (year 3) RCV Tomorrow – Stage Two (Sponsorship Proposal) RCV Website review Workstream 2 – Networking & Information Sharing 2.1 RCV Mayors, Councillors and CEO Forum 21 Oct 2015 2.1 RCV Mayors, Councillors and CEO Forums (yr 4)
AGENDA – Thursday, April 7, 2016 – 6:45pm Item of Business Floor Eye on Time Call to Order Roxane 2 mins. Approval of Agenda Approval of Feb. 2016 Minutes Canadian Parents for French Denise Massie 15 mins Treasurer Report Mike 5 mins. Fundraising Update Roxane 15 mins FundScrip – ongoing, please support Plan B Organic Farms – ongoing, please support Mud Run – May 7 Spring Fling Carnival – Shannon – collect pie plates Other Business? Roxane 15 mins Survey – going out to school community in May Nevada tickets distribution location Status of Funding for Laminator, and specifically how & when we are going to purchase it. Vote on WiFi for H&S Conference in Brantford Apr 15-17. Vote on other resolution for conference New dates for Healthy Hunger – April 6, April 20, May 4, May 18, June 1, June 15 Playground – is creative structure useable? Should we look at building a new one? Next Meeting Dates Roxane 2 mins. May 12th – off site – election of executive Meeting Adjourned Roxane 2 mins.
Toolkit Development Lead: Freda Cogger (United Way, Pierce County) Members: Jage Curl (DSHS) Erin Frasier (SBCTC/Workforce) Bill Messenger (WSLC) Dave Perreira (ESD 113) Louisa Erickson (DSHS) Don Kay (DSHS/DVR) Britta Echtle (DSHS) Navigators for Youth Leads: Laurie Shannon (OSPI) Members: Dave Perreira (ESD 113) Troy Goracke (SBCTC) Freda Cogger (United Way, Pierce County) Kathleen Harvey (DOJ) Claude Green (Mentoring Works WA) Evan Roseberg Danise Ackelson (OSPI) Molly Onkka (Commerce) Lisa McAllister (DSHS) MOU Framework Leads: Corinne Daffern (Pac Mtn. WDC) Don Kay (DSHS/DVR) Members: Erin Frasier Mary Ellen Laird (Workforce Central) Louisa Erickson (DSHS) Mark Mattke (Spokane Area WDC) Marie Bruin (ESD) Gary Smith (Northwest WDC) Cindy Wilson (SBCTC/BEdA) Michele Mulhern (DSHS/DVR) Jairus Rice (ESD) Kari Newitt (ESD) Clifford Leach (DSHS/ESA) Michael MacKillop (DSB) Timolin Abrom (ESD) Tony Hanson (Commerce) Michael Corcoran (DSHS/HCS/SCSEP) Debbie Aoki (ESD/Job Corps) Governor Approach for Contested MOUs Lead: Elise Rowe (ESD) Members: Rich Coleman (ESD) Wilson (SBCTC/BEdA)
Arrhythmia Alliance Cardiac Update Meeting 2018 – Bristol Tuesday 12 June 2018 A cardiac update meeting for healthcare professionals involved in the management and treatment of arrhythmias. CPD will be applied for with the Royal College of Physicians Chair: Dr Graham Stuart 09.00 Registration 09:30 Welcome - Arrhythmia Alliance, AF Association & STARS 09:40 Identifying the undiagnosed person – tools, gadgets or traditional ECG Dr Graham Stuart 09:55 Syncope and 10:15 Inherited Cardiac Arrhythmias (Long QT, Brugada, CPVT etc.) Dr Ashley Nisbet 10:35 Nurse led clinics 10.50 Break 11:20 Anticoagulation therapy to protect from an AF-related stroke – personalised medicine and medication interactions 11:35 Arrhythmias in ACHD Dr Reza Ashrafi 11:55 Risk factors of developing heart failure with AF What are the treatment options? 12:10 Excess exercise, excess weight and AF Dr Edward Duncan 12.30 Lunch 13:30 NICE and ESC guidance for devices to correct the arrhythmia Dr Ihab Diab 13:50 Interactive session (whole group discussion) - Perfecting the patient care pathways 14:30 How does our region compare to the rest of the UK AF prevalence Device implants Service providers 15.00 Meeting Close
Talent and Prosperity for All Integrated Service Delivery – TAP Implementation Committee Monday August 28, 2017 10 AM – 12 PM Department of Vocational Rehabilitation 4565 7th Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503 AGENDA Welcome and Introductions – Eleni Papadakis Updates – Eleni Papadakis Workforce Board’s retreat MOU status “Streamline Navigation Services” RFP and responses – Eleni Papadakis Virtual “tool chest” for navigation service professionals Discussion on the “Navigation as a System” proposal –Will Durden Next meeting – September 18th Adjourn Small Group Membership (*lead) Framework Development (Roles & Responsibilities) Will Durden (SBCTC)* Jason Scales (Tacoma Community House) Tom (DSHS) Amy Nagel (SJI) Freda Cogger (United Way, Pierce County) Diane Smith (Grays Harbor College) Toolkit Development Freda Cogger (United Way, Pierce County)* Jage Curl (DSHS) Erin Frasier (SBCTC/Workforce) Bill Messenger (WSLC) Dave Perreira (ESD 113) Louisa Erickson (DSHS) Don Kay (DSHS/DVR) Britta Echtle (DSHS) Navigators for Youth Laurie Shannon (OSPI)* Dave Perreira (ESD 113) Troy Goracke (SBCTC) Freda Cogger (United Way, Pierce County) Kathleen Harvey (DOJ) Claude Green (Mentoring Works WA) Evan Roseberg (USDOL) Danise Ackelson (OSPI) Molly Onkka (Commerce) Lisa McAllister (DSHS) State-level MOU Framework Corinne Daffern (Pac Mtn. WDC)* Don Kay (DSHS/DVR)* Erin Frasier Mary Ellen Laird (Workforce Central) Louisa Erickson (DSHS) Mark Mattke (Spokane Area WDC) Marie Bruin (ESD) Gary (Northwest WDC) Cindy Wilson (SBCTC/BEdA) Michele Mulhern (DSHS/DVR) Jairus Rice (ESD) Kari Newitt (ESD) Clifford (DSHS/ESA) Michael MacKillop (DSB) Timolin (ESD) Tony Hanson (Commerce) Michael Corcoran (DSHS/HCS/SCSEP) Debbie Aoki (ESD/Job Corps) Governor Approach for Contested MOUs Elise Rowe (ESD)* Rich Coleman (ESD) Cindy Wilson (SBCTC/BEdA)
8.Treasurer's Report: a. Acceptance of Financial Statement 2016 b. Appointment of Reviewer Margaret DeMerchant CPA, CMA 9. Reports a. National President; b. Chair – Board of Directors; c. Membership Committee; d. Strategic Review Committee; e. Heritage and History Committee; f. Communications and Outreach. 10. New Business a. Affinity Program – TD Meloche b. OP FAUST – 75th Anniversary Dutch Liberation c. Positions for 2019 12. Concluding Remarks and Next Meeting (CFLTC Borden September 2019) 13. Adjournment
Partie juridique CHRISTELLE HILPERT, Christelle HILPERT est magistrate. Elle travaille actuellement au ministère de la justice français où elle dirige le bureau chargé du européen et international, ainsi que de l'entraide civile. Elle a occupé durant sa carrière des postes dans différents tribunaux en France : substitut du Procureur de la République au tribunal de grande instance Bobigny, juge au tribunal de grande instance de Grasse et vice-présidente au tribunal de grande instance de Paris. Elle a également dirigé le bureau du droit des personnes et de la famille du ministère de la justice français. Partie linguistique ALEXANDRA BUCIU-BARBA, Formateur de français juridique, Institut National de la Magistrature, Bucarest Réseau Européen de Formation Judiciaire 123, rue du Commerce B-1000 Bruxelles Tel +32 2 280 22 42 Fax +32 2 280 22 36 Email
AIA SD COTE Meeting May 18, 2017 Gensler Office – 5:30 pm AGENDA Introductions/News Schedule – Upcoming events COTE 2017 Goals GENERAL – help ALL firms prep for 2020 Residential and 2030 Commercial goals Help City DSD define “Sustainability Expedite” – Double Tier CAP Presentation – Compare with 2030 targets GHG Checklist review Panel discussion – Green culture of firms (R+D) Could be an AIA Ed. Program Support Housing Affordability Initiative – 12 teams, COTE members act as “consultants” Community Planning Group outreach (video?) – COTE provide Powerpoint covering Smart Growth and density issues related to sustainability Well Building Std Charette Design Awards (COTE Award) – research standards and 2030 challenge 2017 CALENDAR: ACTION ITEM WHO? START FINISH Presentation – CAP Lena and Jennifer Presentation – GHG Checklist Lena and Jennifer Panel – Green Culture Support – Housing Affordability Phil Outreach – Community Planning Groups John A. Well Bldg Std Charette Steve S. Design Awards Steve S. Meetings 3rd Thurs each Month – June 15
To approve and adopt the observations sent to Newport City Council for the following planning application: MCC 886 – Conex 18/0874 - Full Proposal: Increase height of front porch to two storeys and alteration of roof profile. Site: Shannon Bungalow, Newport Road, CF3 2WH To decide on observations to be sent to Newport City Council for the following planning application: MCC 887 – Conex 18/1000 - Full Proposal: 1 No. dwelling to of 61 Marshfield Road Site: Little Orchard, 61 Marshfield Road, CF3 2UW Other planning matters. 10 12 Allotment Matters: i) To consider the provision of a mains water supply to the allotment sites. ii) Other allotment matters. 10 13 To consider new traffic calming measures for the A48 between Castleton and St Mellons. 15 14 To receive a shortlist of ideas received for a community project following public consultation and to decide the next steps. 20 15 Correspondence 5 16 Communication: i) To agree items to be included in the monthly communication to residents in the Marshfield Mail and any posts required to the Community Council website. 5 17 Any other business. 10 The next Council meeting is scheduled to be held on Tuesday 11th December 2018.
OCCA Board of Directors Meeting Friday, March 16, 2018 Clatsop Community College, Astoria Columbia 219 Time Item Docket Presenter 11:00 AM Board Member Forum – Informal discussion in Columbia 117 12:00 PM Board Lunch 12:30 PM A. Call to Order and Introductions Denise Frisbee, President 12:35 PM B. Announcements Andrea Henderson 12:35 PM C. Consent Agenda Board of Directors Minutes Executive Committee Minutes C-1 C-2 Denise Frisbee 12:45 PM D. Discussion Items OCCA Goals Review Budget Advocacy Board member Empowerment Internal Operations February 2018 Session Debrief Student Success Funding Capital Construction Initiative Nominating Committee Recommendations D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5 Denise Frisbee John Wykoff Andrea Henderson Andrea Henderson Ed Dodson 2:30 PM E. Workshop Federal Issues Oregon Promise E-1 E-2 Katie Archambault Andrea Henderson 3:00 PM F. Action Items Accept 2016-17 Audit Adopt 2018-19 Budget F-1 F-2 Julie Huckestein Julie Huckestein 3:35 PM G. Reports President OCCA Executive Director Deputy Director General Counsel Student Success Center Director Research and Fiscal Operations Treasurer Oregon Presidents Council CCWD G-1 G-2 G-2(a) G-2(b) G-2(c) G-2(d) G-3 Denise Frisbee Andrea Henderson John Wykoff Karen Smith Elizabeth Cox Brand Katie Archambault Julie Huckestein Roberto Gutierrez Patrick 4:00 H. Wrap-Up
Tentative-Subject to Change Franklin Township Budget Meeting Agenda 9/25/18 at 6:30 PM Cummings Sprigg Decker Ryan Stonesifer Williams-Treasurer Health Insurance 2019 Recreation Budget 2019 State Highway Budget 2019 General Fund Budget Other Business: Part-time Seasonal Worker Lawn Mower Municibid: F700 TK with plow package F-500 Bed Zoning Training-Teresa Kyle Goss-Teresa Adjournment
The cost to the NHS of such systems is recovered from companies whose representatives visit hospitals in the course of their business; NHSScotland is beginning to use “credentialing”, in a limited way so far, but this will increase. John A Brown SLA 0771 505 7964
Draft Agenda Tuesday – 10 October 2017 Informal dinner (self-pay) for those who want to participate. Meeting point: 19.00 in front of “Bien Elevé”, 47 rue Richter, 75009 Paris Day 1 – Wednesday, 11 October 2017 08:45 – 09:00 Refreshment at BPI-HUB Welcome by intent 09:00 – 09:05 Introduction EFL TG Lead - Torsten Rau Eurhonet TG Lead - Stuart Hitchman 09:05 – 10:30 Company presentations: (10 mins each) Introduce you and your company Current and Future projects Highlight good practice / innovation 10:30 – 10:45 Tea / Coffee break 10:45 – 12:15 Presentation BIM What is BIM? What can I do with it? (10h45-11h30) Case study: BIM at Eigen Haard (11h30-12h15) 12:15 – 13:15 Lunch at “Le Bouillon Chartier”, 7 rue du Faubourg Monmartre, 75009 Paris 13:30 – 17:00 Topic “Innovation” Rental of vacant parking slots by YesPark (13h30-14h15) Rent payment management by Mail to Pay (14h15-14h45) Social Media @ BoltonAtHome (14h45 -15h30) (15h30-15h45) What after Apps and Social media? (15h45-16h30) How Blockchain will change our life!? (16h30-17h00) 19:00 Dinner and networking at “Sâotico”, 96 rue Richelieu, 75002 Paris
New Business Next EC meeting: September Adjoin ATTACHMENT A OPEN & RECENTLY CLOSED ANS-NE ACTION ITEMS (Changes in RED) Action ID Description Responsibility Closed (X) Comments 2/28-02 Draft ANS-NE Record Management D.Kapitz No report 2/28-04 Submit list of nominees to Secretary - Nominating Committee (Steve & Nadia)(To be done next week) S.Stamm Nadia to coordinate with Steve. 1/18-08 Assess participation and develop plan for Boy Scout Merit Badge in March with UML D.Kapitz Ongoing 1/18-05 Secretary to develop ANSNE Policy on record retention. Will develop a white paper addressing this. D.Kapitz Ongoing 9/2017-07 Design Team Mentor – B.Currier and S. Aghara to propose options B.Currier S.Aghara 1-18-10 Perform financial audit. D. Kapitz/ R. Capstick 1-18-09 Send list of new officers and members to ANS national D. Kapitz
WELFARE RIGHTS ADVISERS GROUP Friday the 6th of October 2017 in the Lees Suite, Level 2, Civic Centre, West Street, Oldham 0L1 1UT. Please contact Victor Godden, Welfare Rights Officer for Oldham Welfare Rights Service on 0161 770 1874 or if you require further information on travel or the meeting itself. AGENDA 9:30 – 10:00 – Refreshments 10:00 – 10:10 – Welcome from Oldham WRS 10:10 – 10:30 –Minutes of last meeting and matters arising. 10:30 – 11:00 – SPEAKER – Hayley Hughes, Business Development Manager at Manchester Citizens Advice talking about access to the service and innovation. 11:15 – 11:30 – Questions and discussion. 11:30 – 12:30 – Around the areas – take-up, training, funding and advice issues. 12:30 – 1:30 – Lunch 1:30 – 2:00 - Refreshments 2:00 – 2:30 – SPEAKER – Vivien Robinson, DWP Partnership Manager talking about the introduction of Universal Credit full service in Oldham. 2:30 – 2:45 – Questions and discussion. 2:45 – 3:30 – Any Business/Information Exchange. A group to support benefit advisers promote health, wellbeing and good practice in advice work.
1077 150230 - Construction of Mardan Bypass Road from Rashakai Interchange to Jalala (Missing links 8 Kms), Mardan (including land) (Rev). C&W 50.000 Enclosed Sector: Law & Justice 818 170190 - Repair and extension of Judicial Lodge at Nathiagali. P.H.C 80.000 40.000 Will follow Sector: Health 599 170592 - Integrated Disease Surveillance Response System (IDRS) Health 531.972 0.001 Enclosed
FRASER RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOL Parent Advisory Council (PAC) Meeting Qayqayt Elementary School Draft Agenda for June 20, 2016 (7:00 – 9:00 pm) AGENDA Presenter/Time Call to Order Territory Acknowledgement Claudia 7:00 – 7:05 Roll Call Claudia Gastaldo, Co-Chair Krista Burrows, Co-Chair Colleen Gillespie, Treasurer Wendy Cooper, DPAC Rep/Website Helen Chiem, Member at Large Karla Gronsdahl, Member at Large All 7:05 – 7:10 Approve Agenda Additions/deletions Claudia 7:10 – 7:15 Pass previous minutes April 11, 2016 Claudia 7:15 – 7:20 Reports Principal School site. Open house. Co-Chair Playground/outdoor space. Hot lunch. School security. Treasurer Funds. Debbie 7:20 – 7:35 Claudia 7:35 – 7:50 Colleen 7:50 – 8:00 Neighbourhood Learning Centre (NLC) Representative required. Wendy 8:00 – 8:10 7.0 PAC Website www.fraserriverpac.ca Wendy 8:10 – 8:20 Bus Transportation Information and any updates. Karla 8:20 – 8:30 Welcome Event Ideas, sponsors. Colleen 8:30 – 8:50 10.0 Roles of PAC Executive For election in September. Krista 8:50 – 9:00 11.0 Next Meeting September 12, 2016 (2nd Monday of each month). 12.0 Adjournment
10.00am Morning Tea Oceania 10.30am Workshop 1: Aroha; an ancient Maori healing pedagogy in ECE Māori C. Mildon Rangimarie 1 10.30am Workshop 2: PUKANAMai – discover your pukana! B. Joblin Angus 10.30am Workshop 3: J. Ritchie - Enhancing teachers’ understandings of Tātaiako Amokura 10.30am Workshop 4: Using Powhiri to promote collaboration and bring communities together. R. Smith Rangimarie 2 10.30am Workshop 5: Feel the Flow Papamahi/Workshop. Te K. Rolleston Rangimarie 3 10.30am Workshop 6: How has the tikanga practices of my marae shaped me to be a leader today. A. Witehira Soundings 10.30am Workshop 7: Behind the scenes tour. Te Papa Museum Te Papa Desk – Ground Floor 11.30am Move to Keynote 11.35am Keynote: Jean Mitaera Amokura 12.35pm Lunch Oceania 1.30pm Workshop 8: Infant mental health, emotional regulation and brain development. L. Zwimpfer Rangimarie 2 1.30pm Workshop 9: Our journey to transform a community. K. Abrahams and B. Thompson from Hastings Barnardos Kidstart Childcare Centre Rangimarie 1 1.30pm Workshop 10: Culturally responsive practice that affirms language, culture and identity. S. McFarlane Soundings 1.30pm Workshop 11: What it is that builds and sustains strong communities? Dr. Lance O’Sullivan Amokura 2.30pm Afternoon Oceania 3.00pm Keynote: Hana O’Regan Amokura 4.00pm 4.30pm Spot Prizes Closing Conference: Matiu Te Huki Amokura
Water savings initiatives/ waterless fixtures – Discussion by Guy Larocque and Jennifer Fragomeni LED lighting options, experiences, incentives, and problems Building Automation Management Recycling and salvage programs No cost/ profit sharing options Donations to schools and other non-profits Composting standards – Jennifer Fragomeni CFL bulbs with mercury – how are others managing this waste stream? Battery recycling programs Waste audit experiences – Guy Larocque Sustainability/greening issues – any new developments? 1:40 – 2:15 p.m. Hot Topics and Emerging Issues How do you keep security from damaging the walls, leaning on cases, etc. How have others stored crates for temporary exhibits General discussion about storage and how to dispose of old exhibit materials Excessive use of salt by entryways – how do you control the use? 2:15 – 2:30 p.m. Break 2:30 – 3:45 p.m. Town Hall Discussion – Best practices and issues from submitted topics Four to eight of the submitted topics Prioritize the topics Discussion 10-15 minutes per topic 3:45 – 4:00 p.m. Wrap Up / Critique of Workshop 4:00 p.m. Adjourn to Big Bar – first round on Keith
As mentioned above the Indicators have been revised to make them more specific and clearer and to enable the measurement of progress over time. RAA shall be providing the specific data and information to measure progress against the indicators. Further details on indicators are available in the Results Framework in the attached Project Paper. How will ET/SME be selected? Will RAA set-up pre-defined criteria and how will TTL monitor this selection? Having good selection criteria, especially if ET and SME are recruited from staff of RAA, can serve as mitigating strategy to guard against limited capacity. The team discussed this aspect with RAA and following is proposed and documented in Project Paper: The SMEs and ETs will be selected as per an acceptable criteria which would include: somebody who is already involved in iCAT course, experience in various audit and non-audit disciplines, qualification in respective fields; managerial position held (team leader position level) and gender representation. The task team will monitor the selection of the SMEs and ETs. Additional Proposals: The Funding Board, during its meeting on March 11th, approved the revised proposal received from Mongolia (amount $380,000). The proposal from Mexico was rejected since Mexico is an OECD country and SECO policy discourages grant funding to OECD countries. Mongolia Project The Mongolia Project has five components: Component 1: Peer review of MNAO’s financial activities Component 2: Comprehensive training needs assessment of the new MNAO structure Component 3: Design a comprehensive and sustainable continuing professional development strategy together with a detailed action plan Component 4: Development of customized training materials and delivery of the training as per the training program tailored to the capacity building needs identified by the peer review and training needs assessment and reflected on the continuing professional development strategy and program Component 5: Design and apply an updated private audit firm contracting process Grant Agreement between the World Bank and the authorities will be signed in the third quarter of July/September 2015. The Task Team has already started the dialogue with MNAO on identifying potential consultants to conduct the peer review of the MNAO’s financial auditing capabilities that is one of the first activities to be carried out in the early stages of project
REGIONAL CABINET PORTFOLIOS PL PL PL PL Portfolio Leads PO PO PO PO Portfolio Officers TL TL TL TL Theme Leads Local Authorities SG SG SG SG Strategic Groups ← Welsh Gov. UK Gov. Advisory Bodies ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ Stipulate Bodies REGIONAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT TOOLKIT → PROSPECTUS ↓↓↓ ↓↓ ↓ ↓ ↓↓ ↓ Gateway 1 → ↓↓ ↓ ↓↓ Gateway 2 → ↓↓ ↓↓ ↓ ↓↓↓ Gateway 3 → ↓ ↓ ↓↓ Gateway 4 → ELIGIBLE CANDIDATE SCHEMES ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ → PROGRAMME → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → → OUT-PUTS → → → → → Yr1 Yr2 Yr3 Yr4 Yr5 Yr6 Yr7 OUT-COMES → → → → Appendix B ASSESSMENT PROCESS
Review Day Feedback (Annandal & Eskdale) “The New Me!!! – I am committed to integration I believe there are exciting and challenging times ahead. I have ideas for integration I would like to propose and take forward! I have more confidence in myself and my Practice Continuous learning and development of my skills and knowledge, I am managing more complex cases I am able to speak out more I believe in “Myself!!!!
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AGENDA Mountville Borough Council Meeting June 11, 2018 Call to Order II. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance III. Recognition of Visitors IV. Approval of May 14, 2018 Minutes V. Approval of Financial Reports VI. Standing Committee Reports PUBLIC SAFETY – POLICE/FIRE (Chairperson Spiegel) 1. Recognition & Appreciation of Officer Hartranft and W. Hempfield Police 2. Police Report 3. Fire Company Report PUBLIC SAFETY – PLANNING/ZONING (Chairperson Hersh) 1. Zoning Officer’s Report 2. Planning Commission Report 3. Minor Storm Water Review – 157 N Church Street 4. 26 – 28 West Hoover Street Plan C. GENERAL GOVERNMENT (Chairperson Trimble) 1. Request to use Borough Hall for Town Meeting D. PUBLIC WORKS – STREETS (Chairperson Thomas) 1. Adoption of Ordinance #291 2. Award Traffic Signal Contract 3. New Street Barricades E. PUBLIC WORKS – HEALTH/SANITATION (Chairperson Morgan) F. CULTURE & RECREATION (Chairperson Eshleman) 1. HARC Intermunicipal Agreement Special Committee Reports Borough Hall Renovations Committee Personnel Committee VII. Old Business VIII. Report IX. Secretary’s Report X. Miscellaneous XI. Executive Session Next meetings – June 25 and July 9, 2018 IF YOU WISH YOUR QUESTIONS AND/OR COMMENTS TO BE PART OF THE RECORD, YOU MUST STAND AND GIVE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PRIOR TO SPEAKING. AGENDA SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Comet Bay Primary School Parents And Citizens’ Association Inc. Open General Meeting - 7 pm – 12th June 2018 Agenda 7.00pm 1.) Open and Welcome by Chairperson (Cassie Levitzke, P&C President): Overview of meeting Structure Reminder of ‘Tribes’ Agreement as basis of Comet Bay Primary School: Attentive Listening Appreciation/No put-downs Mutual Respect The Right to Pass 2.) Attending members - noted 3.) Apologies for Absence - noted 4.) Confirmation of Minutes of Previous Meeting: The minutes of the P&C General Meeting of Comet Bay Primary School held on the 8th May 2018 have been made available for public perusal. They have been read and confirmed as an accurate and true record, and a copy has been put in the school file. Business Arising from previous meeting/minutes Canteen – Eftpos machine 5.) Correspondence In/Out : Business arising from correspondence: Outgoing Correspondence 7.15pm 6.) Updates: Canteen and online canteen – Amanda Ball Uniform shop – Sarah Groves Principal – Graeme Watson School Board – Cass Levitzke / Graeme Watson Treasurer Report – Lesley Burgess Donations/Recruitment – Deborah Meerton Book club/Book fair – Rachel Fiorini / Jo Maclean Disco Coordinator – Deborah Meerton Safety House – Rachel Lovelady CBKG – N/A Fuel Our School – Hayley Taylor
World class water services for a better life Meeting Name Project Name Kangaroo Island Long Term Water Supply Plan review Purpose Reference Group Meeting #5 Date Time 6:00 PM Meeting No. 5 Frequency Monthly Facilitator Aaron Glossop Minute Taker All Venue Wisanger Sports Club, North Coast Road and North Cape Road Attendance Ab =Absent Ap=Apologies P=Present Erin Faehrmann (EF) P Haydon Wilkins (HW) P Gavin Ralston (GR) Ap Marta (MV-G) Harprit Jassal (HJ) Others TBA Patrick Hayde (PH) Jayne Bates (JB) P Daniel Pledge (DP) P Graeme Connell (GC) P Sue Florance (SF) Ap Damien Cooke (DC) Ap Andy Young (AY) Ap No Agenda Item Responsibility Time Acknowledgement of Country We acknowledge and respect the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet. We appreciate and thank them for their care of this land. AG Welcome and Apologies AG Minutes of previous meeting AG Review of action items AG Agenda items EF 5.1 Update on Demand Projections PH 5.2 Recap: Purpose of today’s Meeting EF 5.3 Ideas we have collected EF 5.4 Viable Options identified EF What’s next - options EF business ALL Next meeting(s) 19 April 2018 at Kingscote Council Meeting Room 1&2 Phase 2 Engagement with the wider KI communities AG
Municipal Service District of Ponte Vedra Beach P.O. Box 1323 Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32004 Ph: (904) 285-2221 Website: www.pvmsd.org AGENDA Municipal Service District Board of Trustees Meeting Monday, March 14, 2016 at 6p.m. Call to Order. Welcome to our 399th meeting. We will begin with a pledge to our flag. Approval of the meeting minutes from February 8, 2016 Public Comment Discussion of Yard Debris Collection Problems - Ms. Wendy Hicks, St. Johns County Solid Waste Manager Trustee Reports Vice Chairman’s report – Vice Chairman Wegl JEA Beaches Energy Treasurer’s Report - Treasurer Harrison Bank Interest Trustee Wong - Communications Trustee Hammer – Beach Access, Republic Services Trustee Blalock – Bridges and Road Speed limit sign Attorney’s Report – Attorney Flowers Chairman’s Report – Chairman Jurenovich Sheriff report Project reports New street signs/poles for MSD area PV Blvd Drainage New Business PVB development follow-up discussion Crosswalk on Solana County Commissioners Meeting 15th and April 5th Our next meeting will be Monday, April 11th in the FOL Room
Annual General Meeting Agenda Engineering Society of Queen’s University Thursday, 22th, 2018 6:00 pm, Jeffery Hall 127 Attendance Adoption of the Agenda: Motion 1 Adoption of the Minutes: Motion 2 Break Speakers Business Presentations Executive Oath New Business: Motions [3-4] Executive Reports President VP (Operations) VP (Student Affairs) Director Reports Communications Community Outreach Conferences Design Events Finance First Year Resources Information Technology Internal Affairs Professional Development Services Question Period Faculty Report Alma Mater Society Report Senate Report Engineering Review Board Report Advisory Board Report Equity Officer Report Club Reports (Happy) Mechanical ECE Eng Phys Mining Apple Civil ChemEngChem Geological Year Reports Sci’18 Sci’19 Sci’20 Sci’21 Statements and Questions by Members Speaker: Jamil Pirani Secretary: Isabela Dominguez
Happy AGM, may the pizza be plentiful and the motions short. Oliver Events – Leah Vignale events@engsoc.queensu.ca Finance – Sarah Rodin finance@engsoc.queensu.ca Hi Council! Here are several things I have done since last council: Deposits Iron ring sales Helped people with cheque reqs Month-end updates to bookkeepers Transitioning Brandon Budget updates Here are several things I’ll be working on in the next two weeks: Continuing transition Have a lovely rest of your week! Sarah Rodin First Year – Nick Dal Farra firstyear@engsoc.queensu.ca Feliz Navidad, Things that I’ve been over the past two weeks: Transitioning Emma Ran a Year talent show
Hey Council, Things done since last council: Dash is secure! Nearly in production! Transitioning Max – he’s Max made a new webserver – updated version Working with Max to fix DoIT policy Working with Max to structure new Operations team Working with Max to hire the new IT Managers FYPCO and ITOC ran a great C++/OOP Workshop! Things that I will be doing over the next two weeks: Creating/presenting cloud workshop Working with Peter/ITS to get SSO environment to production mode for Dash Consulting SciFormal on their new hour logger/ticket application Continuing to transition Max Download It’s been a great year everyone! I will miss being DoIT so much Have a good two weeks, Carson Cook Internal Affairs – Alexander Clifford iaffairs@engsoc.queensu.ca Professional Development – Hannah Cameron pd@engsoc.queensu.ca Services – Cody McLaughlin services@engsoc.queensu.ca
National Council Board of Directors Monthly Conference Call Thursday, 5/19/2016 2:30pm Eastern Daylight Time Call in Number: 888-727-2247 (passcode: 1592000) Agenda Chair Report – Susan Blue CEO Update – Jeannie Campbell Public Policy Report/Hill Day Update – Ingoglia Finance & Administration Report – Bruce Pelleu Membership/Communications – Alicia Aebersold/Jeannie Campbell 2016 Elections Update June Board Meeting/Hill Day schedule Upcoming Dates: May 19, 2016 – Monthly Board Call June 6 – 8, 2016 – Spring Board meeting including Hill Day (Washington D.C.) July 21, 2016 – Monthly Call August 18, 2016 – Monthly Board Call September 11-13, 2016 – Association Executives Retreat (New Orleans LA) September 15, 2016 – Monthly Board Call October 20, 2016 – Monthly Board Call November 16-18, 2016 – Fall Board Meeting (Washington D.C.) December 15, 2016 – Monthly Board Call 2-5, 2017 – National Council Annual Conference (Convention Center, Seattle WA) October 2-4, 2017 – Fall Board Meeting and Hill Day (Washington D.C.)
DRAFT AGENDA Region 10 Tribal Operations Committee Monthly Conference Call May 17, 2018 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm ALASKA STANDARD TIME Dial-in Number: (641) 715-0632 Toll free: (844) 844-0065 Access Code: 993885 Presenters: Please read: Adam Baron- EPA (Title) & Jose L. Zambrana, Jr- Tribal Science Council EPA Co-Chair March 2018 Minutes, Draft April In Person Meeting Minutes 12:00 – 12:30 PM RTOC Tribal Caucus/Consortium Meeting 12:00 pm Call to Order 12:01 pm Roll Call 12:05 pm Tribal Chair/Vice-chair Reports 12:10 pm Staff Meeting Report 12:15 pm Open Forum 12:30 pm Call to meeting Tribal Caucus Only Billy Maines Randi Madison Billy Maines & Elizabeth Sanchey Rick Eichstaedt Billy Maines 12:30 – 12:35 PM Regular Monthly Conference Call 12:30 pm Call to order 12:31 pm Roll call 12:33 pm Approval of Minutes from Mar & April 2018 EPA & Guests Join Maines Randi Madison Billy Maines 12:35 – 1:00 PM New Business 12:35 pm EPA Drinking Water Presentation 12:45 pm EPA Tribal Science Council Presentation 12:55 pm Review/plan agenda for June In-person meeting Adam Baron José L. Zambrana, Jr. Randi Madison 1:10– 1:50 pm Reports of Officers, Boards and Standing Committees 1:10 pm RTOC Tribal Co-Chair Report 1:15 pm Interim RTOC Coordinator Report 1:20 pm RTOC Policy Analyst Report 1:25 pm RTOC TLS Coordinator Report 1:30 pm EPA Co-Chair Report 1:40 pm EPA Tribal Trust and Assistance Unit Report Billy Maines Randi Madison Rick Eichstaedt Carm Bohnee Michelle Pirzadeh Stacy Murphy 1:50– 2:00 pm Action & Closing Remarks 1:50 pm Action Items 2:00 pm Call to Close Meeting Randi Madison Billy Maines
9:50 A.M. – 9:55 A.M. Save the Date – May 3, 2018 – Century Room Save the Date - August 2, 2018 - Plantation Suite @ NSU Student Union Save the Date – November 1, 2018 – Location TBD OTHER IMPORTANT UPCOMING BTNEP/BTEF AND RELATED DATES – H2O Water Quality Training World Wetlands Day – February 2, 2018 Backyard Bird Count – February 17, 2018 Louisiana Environmental Education Symposium - February 23-24, 2018 Bayou Terrebonne Cleanup – March 3, 2018 Bayou Lafourche Cleanup – March 10, 2018 EPA-NEP Meeting and visit to Washington, DC – March 13-15, 2018 Paddle Bayou Lafourche – April 5-8, 2018 DISCUSSION ITEMS – 10:00 A.M. – 12:00 Noon The Future of Sustainable Flood Insurance – Ms. Caitlin Berni, VP Policy and Communications Greater New Orleans, Inc. – (30 minutes) Flood Insurance – Key Points for the Homeowners – Mr. Robert Adams, Farm Bureau – (10 minutes) Evaluation of Shorebird Nesting Habitat Enhancement Using Hard Substrate (Caminada Headland Restoration Project BA-45) – Ms. Delaina LeBlanc, BTNEP Staff (20 minutes) C-LEARN, Community Resilience Project - Dr. Benjamin Springgate, LSU Health Sciences Center – (30 minutes) New Business Announcements Adjourn
IMPORTANT UPCOMING BTNEP/BTEF AND RELATED DATES – CCMP Public Review “April 18 - May 23, 2018” State of Coastal Conference “May 30 – June 1, 2018” WETSHOP “July 8 – 13, 2018” DISCUSSION ITEMS – 10:00 A.M. – 12:00 Noon BTNEP Annual Workplan – Dean Blanchard, BTNEP Deputy Director & BTNEP staff (30 minutes) Agricultural Assistance in the Bayou Folse Watershed – Samuel Terry, NRCS (20-30 minutes) The Process of Treating Water in Lafourche Parish from Intake to Finished Drinking Water – Dirk Barrios, Lafourche Parish Water District (20-30 minutes) Prothonotary Warbler Conservation and Monitoring – Natalie Waters, BTNEP Bird Conservation Coordinator (20-30 minutes) New Business - Planning for future implementation of Non-Structural projects in LA – Monica Barra, The Water Institute of the Gulf A resolution re-affirming 2014 resolution supporting the Land & Water Conservation Fund – Doug Daigle Announcements Adjourn Crawfish will be served for Please RSVP
Delaina attended as a Presenter at the Wetlands Art Tour Seth hosted the University of Arkansas at Monticello Educational Paddle Trip Alma attended and presenting at the LA Sea Grant LA Discovery event Andrew presented a Water Quality Education Program at Leadership Terrebonne Andrew and Siva presented at the H2O Teachers Workshop Susan, Nicole, Alma, Seth, and Delaina attended the State of the Coast Conference Delaina presented at State of the Coast Andrew and Michael presented at the Coastal Restoration Workshop for Louisiana Master Naturalist Program Delaina, Natalie, and Richard conducted the breeding bird surveys Andrew and Siva attended the Water Quality Education Ocean fest at Audubon Aquarium Alma attended the Gulf of Mexico Alliance meeting in St Petersburg, FL Andrew presented to the US Coast Guard about BTNEP and Water Quality Andrew and Siva attended the National Park Services-Water Quality Education Alma attended Environmental Day in Lafayette with Lisa Mahoney Susan attended the Sea Grant Anniversary Event Matt and Seth conducted volunteer days at Nicholls farm III MEDIA INTERVIEWS (As of July 6, 2018) Daily Comet (Thibodaux, LA) “Want to do your part to save the coast?”, - April 28, 2018 “Nicholls gives out oak trees as graduation presents,” - May 21, 2018 “Volunteer days for Barataria-Terrebonne program announced,” - June 25, 2018 The Courier (Houma, LA) “Want to do your part to save the coast?”, - April 28, 2018 “Nicholls gives out oak trees as graduation presents,” - May 19, 2018 “Opinion: Paying for education is an investment,” - June 17, 2018 “Volunteer days for Barataria-Terrebonne program announced,” - June 25, 2018 The Lafourche Gazette (Larose, LA) “Nicholls’ graduates receive gift of oak trees,” - May 30, 2018 Donaldsonville Chief (Donaldsonville, LA) “2018 Paddle Lafourche,” - April 12, 2018 “Fire Dept. Association shares good and bad news,” – May 3, 2018 Daily Leader (Leesville, LA) “Registration is open to teachers for WETSHOP 2018,” – April 18, 2018 Gonzales Citizen (Gonzales, LA) “2018 Paddle Lafourche leaves Donaldsonville,” – April 12, 2018 “Fire Dept. Association shares good and bad news,” – April 28, 2018 Daily News (Baton Rouge, LA) “Registration is open to teachers for WETSHOP 2018,” - May 30, 2018
Mariann Iren Vigdal mariann.iren.vigdal@hvl.no Jun 05, 2018 Jun 09, 2018 Yes Linda Ducca Cisneros lducca@ucm.es Jun 05, 2018 Jun 06, 2018 Yes J IGNACIO PICHARDO jipichardo@ucm.es Jun 05, 2018 Jun 09, 2018 Yes Svanaug Fjær svanaug.fjer@hvl.no Jun 07, 2018 Jun 09, 2018 Yes David Alonso dalonso@ucm.es Jun 05, 2018 Jun 07, 2018 Yes remmelt veenkamp remmelt.veenkamp@inholland.nl Jun 05, 2018 Jun 08, 2018 Yes Anne Karin Larsen anne.karin.larsen@hvl.no Jun 05, 2018 Jun 09, 2018 Yes Keith Peters keithpeters1155@gmail.com Jun 05, 2018 Jun 08, 2018 Yes Ulla Törnig Toernig@hs-mannheim.de Jun 04, 2018 Jun 09, 2018 Yes Rakel Aasheim Greve ragr@hvl.no Jun 05, 2018 Jun 07, 2018 Yes The persons in yellow will obtain the bike from a colleague staying in Corbie hotel before they arrive (eg. Lennart, Linda and David will use the bike before them).
MFAPI – Material Forming and Applications in Automobile and Packaging Industries 9 – 13 April 2018, Shanghai & Kunming 13 Kunming University of Science and Technology (KUST) 9:00 – 9:30 Word of welcome and presentation of KUST Professor Xing Wu Room 527 in Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering 9:30 – 10.00 Multiple Sound Source Identification Based on Sound Intensity Measurement Xiaoqin Liu, KUST Room 527 9:30 – 10:00 Coffee/tea break Room 527 10:00 – 10:45 On Phase-Field Modelling Per Ståhle, LTH Room 527 10:45 – 12:00 Visit laboratory 1 in Attachment 12:00 – 13:00 LUNCH Staff Restaurant in No.1 Logistic Building in Campus Cheng Gong of KUST 13:00 – 14:30 Visit laboratory 2 in Attachment 14:30 – 15:00 Closing the symposium Room April 14 Kunming Social activities, free of choice Help needed with bus reservation Some suggestions: ,
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF CERTIFICATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS THIS AGENDA CONSTITUTES NOTICE OF THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CERTIFICATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN MEETING LAW, M.G.L. c. 30A, § 20 Tuesday, May 8, 2018 12:30 p.m. ~ 4th Floor ~ Room 417 A&B Agenda Time Item # Item Exhibits Staff Contact 12:30 p.m. I Call to Order & Introductions Determination of Quorum Notice of Electronic Recording Chair II Approval of Agenda & Conflict of Interest Draft Agenda Board Chair III Approval of Minutes: April 10, 2018 Minutes Board Chair IV CHW Certification Application CHW Application FAQ Review Reference Form Review Workflow & Operational Recommendations Draft Application Board Chair V CHW Education & Training Program Application Scoring Tool Application Final Review Draft Application Board Chair VI Flex Session Announcement Topics for next agenda Draft Timeline Board Chair RC 4:00 p.m. VII Adjournment: Next meeting scheduled for June 12, 2018. Board Chair COMMONWEATH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF CERTIFICATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS