Extractions: Risk Management Education funds are supporting the efforts of 132 paraprofessionals from Kentucky who trained in March to help limited-resource families. As a result of the training, the 132 teachers are expected to provide one-on-one educational services to 4,500 limited-resource families annually. The risk management funds partially funded the development and distribution of financial management educational materials for the workshop. Topics covered included living and managing on a tight budget; utilizing state, local and USDA services; blended families and family communication; family decision-making; cash flow; marketing and alternative enterprises; and financial/budgeting materials.
City Of Alpharetta, Georgia 27th Mayors Day Luncheon hosted by georgia Trend Magazine and georgia MunicipalAssociation The City plans on continued management of financial matters in http://alpharetta.ga.us/main.about.new.asp
Extractions: The Public Works Departments of Roswell, Alpharetta, and Fulton County are joining together to offer the residents in these areas a chance to clean out their garages, basements, and attics and dispose of unwanted items at no charge. On Saturday, March 29 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., residents in Roswell, Alpharetta and unincorporated North Fulton County can bring items to one of three locations - City of Roswell Public Works Division at 1810 Hembree Road, Alpharettas Providence Park at 1344 Providence Road, or the North Fulton Service Center at 7741 Roswell Road. Materials will only be accepted at the sites on the day of the event and only during the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
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Family Resource Management Educational Resources double life, food for the working family, children caring Food and Nutrition ThroughFinancial management RN 275, University of georgia Cooperative Extension http://health4u.tamu.edu/agents/family_economics/frmeducationalresources/frm_edr
Extractions: Family Resource Management Educational Resources The following annotated list describes Family Resource Management resources that are available from the Extension Educational Resource Library unless otherwise noted in the description. Contact Edna Eisfeldt (979-845-2704 or e-eisfeldt@tamu.edu ) to schedule use of the resource materials. Eight lessons and handout masters for agents or volunteers taught by agents to teach money management and consumer skills to limited resource adults. Could be used for a series of workshops totaling 20 hours, or as individual lessons selected for audience needs/interests. Topics: Making Spending Choices (choices game, values and goals, talking about money); Envelope Budgeting; Planning Your Spending (receipt box, planning food budget, increasing income or reducing expenses); Understanding Credit; Handling Credit Problems; Building Consumer Skills; Taking Consumer Action; Checks and Checking Accounts.
AppForge Management Team He is also a Chartered financial Analyst (CFA) and and licensing strategies, and isresponsible for product management. BS in Computer Science from georgia Tech http://www.appforge.com/corp/mgmt.html
Extractions: Doug Armstrong is the chief executive officer and a founder of AppForge, Inc., the leading rich application platform for mobile operating systems and devices. Doug has more than 17 years of experience in managing and leading profitable mobile software and device companies, Doug leads the Company's business strategy and business operations. Prior to launching AppForge, Doug successfully grew Ratio DesignLab, incubator to AppForge, from the first student company allowed into the prestigious Advanced Technology Development Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology, into one of the leading product-engineering firms in the country. Doug 's unique ability to develop innovative technologies while fostering an environment conducive to recruiting and retaining top tier talent, and his capacity to inspire success in that talent, has lead the development of many award-winning mobile and wireless products. Doug is the holder of several patents and has created advanced technologies for such notable companies as Chase Manhattan Bank, FedEx, enrev, Medtronic and Motorola.
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Welcome To The Georgia Department Of Community Affairs Division This division provides staff, management and oversight for also providestechnical and financial assistance to by DCA in 149 of georgia's 159 counties http://www.dca.state.ga.us/about/structure.html
Extractions: Structure The Georgia Department of Community Affairs was created in 1977 to serve as an advocate for local governments. Today, DCA operates a host of state and federal grant programs, serves as the state's lead agency in housing finance and development, promulgates building codes to be adopted by local governments, provides comprehensive planning, technical and research assistance to local governments, and serves as the lead agency for the state's solid waste reduction efforts. Policy for the department is provided by a sixteen member board of directors appointed by the Governor for staggered terms. Each of Georgia's eleven congressional districts must be represented by one member and other members are appointed at-large. The Board also serves as Board of Directors for three related department activities: the Georgia Housing and Finance Authority (GHFA), GHFA Affordable Housing, Inc., and GHFA Economic Development, Inc. Day-to-day management of the department is provided by the Commissioner of DCA, who is appointed by the Board of Community Affairs. The Commissioner of DCA also serves as executive director of the Georgia Housing and Finance Authority. In addition to the Executive Office, the Department has eight operating divisions:
Polk County Extension Service of The University of georgia Cooperative Extension Nutrition, Guidance, Classroommanagement, Food Safety will help agents teach financial management, Job Skills http://www.griffin.peachnet.edu/ga/polk/
Extractions: TOP The University of Georgia and Ft. Valley State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and counties of the State cooperating. The Cooperative Extension Service offers educational programs, assistance and materials to all people without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability. An equal opportunity/affirmative action organization committed to a diverse work force. The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service in Polk County responds to the community's needs and interests in agriculture, the environment, families, and 4- H/Youth with unbiased educational information. When developing educational programs in these areas, the Polk Extension staff must consider the need for proper land use, water quality, the right to farm, transportation, health, waste handling, recycling, and preservation of natural resources. With very strong diverse agricultural, industrial, and educational sectors, and a rapidly growing population, Polk County will soon reach metropolitan status. The Polk County Extension staff is challenged to provide timely and interesting programming for the community in agriculture, families, and 4-H/Youth.
Extractions: Acronym Name Description AACC American Association of Community Colleges AACRAO American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers AACRAO is a nonprofit, voluntary, professional association of more than 9,300 higher education administrators who represent more than 2,400 institutions and agencies in the United States and in thirty-nine countries around the world. The mission of the association is to provide leadership in policy initiation, interpretation, and implementation in the global educational community. This is accomplished through the identification and promotion of standards and best practices in enrollment management, information technology, instructional management, and student services. AACU Association of American Colleges and Universities AAEB Accrediting Agency Evaluation Branch One of 3 branches of AEDD whose principal function is to carry out the accrediting agency recognition function.
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Extractions: Change is a way of life in Colorado and Colorado State University is charting the course for change with Cooperative Extension 2000, an innovative plan to identify and implement strategies to address Colorado's emerging priority issues. With this blueprint, we can better serve both our traditional rural audiences and our growing urban audience. Cooperative Extension educators, aided by the latest communications technology, will continue to deliver unbiased, research-based information while serving as change agents to help people identify solutions to critical local issues - issues that often focus on the interdependence of rural and urban communities. Feature Articles Cooperative Extension System Creates Common Ground Through Future Search Workshops Anderson, Carol L. Bloome, Peter Bottom, John Lee, Irene Moore, Lincoln O'Brien, Shirley Sanderson, David Shimel, Bill
IFAP - Information For Financial Aid Professionals The Acting Leader, Information management Group, Office and individuals who sufferedfinancial harm from Virgin Islands, Florida, Alabama, georgia, and North http://ifap.ed.gov/IFAPWebApp/topicListPag.jsp?p1=William D. Ford Federal Direct
Business And Finance Banking And The Financial System Education course information, department news, financial management Association, and links torelated financial sites. georgia Athens University of georgia Department http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/business-and-finance_banking-and-the-financial-sy
Other Models CARE georgia Computer Budget Spreadsheets; Grazing Lands Applications the Economics ofDairy Waste management Systems 25.00 981 Farm/Ranch financial Record Keeping http://waterhome.brc.tamus.edu/care/models/
Institute For Leadership Advancement | Faculty Downs teaches real estate investments and asset management. conducts research relatedto the financial economics of and Sciences at the University of georgia. http://www.terry.uga.edu/leadership/about/faculty/
Extractions: Archie Carroll : Professor of Management and Robert W. Scherer Chair of Management; also Director of the Nonprofit Management and Community Service Program in the Terry College of Business. Dr. Carroll's areas of interest include moral leadership, servant leadership, global management, and strategic leadership. Christopher Cornwell : Professor of Economics at the Terry College of Business. Dr Cornwell's research interests focus on the areas of applied econometrics, productivity growth, compensation incentives, and the economics of education. He teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in econometrics, labor economics, and microeconomic principles.
Current Newsletter before she was enrolled in the financial management courses. Teaching money managementShe stopped going out on and communities not only in georgia, but across http://www.cobbfamilyresources.org/inthenews31001.htm
Extractions: Both women considered turning to the government for welfare. Instead, they found their way to Cobb Family Resources, a private, nonprofit group in an Atlanta suburb with an image of affluence and resources. Harris and Holland say the organization turned their lives around by providing a no-government-strings-attached series of programs that pushed and prodded them into self-sufficiency.
Extractions: History The Center for Insurance and Risk Management Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is concerned with public policy affecting the insurance industry and, more generally, risk management in society. Funding for the creation of the Center was provided by a grant from the George B. Cook Ameritas Financial Services Program in Life Insurance. The funding is in memory of the late George B. Cook, chief executive officer of Ameritas. The Center exists, in part because the College of Business recognizes the importance of the insurance industry to the State. Mission Members Richard A. De Fusco , Associate Professor of Finance, BUSINESS FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS, INTERNATIONAL FINANCE, B.S. 1977, M.B.A. 1979 (both from the university of Rhode Island), Ph.D. 1985 (University of Tennessee). Recent publications: Journal of Finance, Financial Review.
Msw_pages in School Social Work; Nonprofit management; Joint MSW information about these formsof financial assistant is set by the University of georgia Graduate School http://www.ssw.uga.edu/msw_pages.htm
SMHA Receives American Express Grant us accomplish this. This year, the University of georgia was awarded a care providersto learn the importance of personal financial money management. http://www.mutualhousing.com/press1.htm
Extractions: SACRAMENTO MUTUAL HOUSING ASSOCIATION RECEIVES AMERICAN EXPRESS ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE FUND GRANT MINNEAPOLIS, July, 2001 The American Express Foundation today announced a $30,000 grant to the Sacramento Mutual Housing Association, Inc. , Sacramento, Calif., through its Economic Independence Fund. The Fund, established last year, provides financial support to help organizations that deliver financial literacy training to under-served segments of society, including newly employed people, young workers, individuals moving from welfare to work and immigrants. The Sacramento Mutual Housing Association promotes community stability through its Financial Fitness for Family Stability pilot program, whish is operated in collaboration with Mercy Housing California and the Sacramento Valley Organizing Community The program provides low-income Russian-, Hmong- and Spanish-speaking immigrant residents with the financial information and skills they need to maintain affordable housing and keep their families healthy. This grant will enable us to expand to serve our non-English speaking residents through a six-week training series where participants learn how to set up and maintain a household budget, improve their credit rating and maintain good credit, start and maintain positive banking relationships and be wise consumers, said Rachel Iskow, executive director, Sacramento Mutual Housing Association.
Work/Life Programs financial Assistance for LowIncome Parents Child Care Delores A. Woodward Unit ChiefGeorgia Dept. Social Services Division of Program management Cabinet for http://www.opm.gov/wrkfam/html/cchb509.html
Extractions: Child Care and Development Fund The Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families implemented the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) program (authorized by the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, PL 104-193) to assist low-income families, families receiving temporary public assistance, and those transitioning from public assistance in obtaining child care so they can work or further their education. The Child Care and Development Fund program has changed Federally subsidized child care programs in States allowing them to serve families through a single, integrated child care system. All child care funding is now combined under the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act. Revised final regulations which apply to the combined Child Care and Development Fund program were issued on July 24, 1998. Subsidized child care services are available to eligible families through certificates or contracts with providers. Parents may select any legally operating child care provider. Child care providers serving children funded by CCDF must meet basic health and safety requirements set by the States and Tribes. Requirements must cover prevention and control of infectious diseases, including immunizations; building and physical premises safety; and minimum health and safety training.
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