CSREES - Family Economics Extension & Academic Programs Map programs University of idaho Undergraduate Program Family Economics Extension programsFinancial management Investing. Academic programs No programs at this http://www.reeusda.gov/ecs/map.htm
UI-CES Impact Statement recognized the need for financial management education and the HSFPP and educationalprograms at work Coalition Members The idaho financial Literacy Coalition http://www.uidaho.edu/ag/extension/impacts/1996-1998/frm/fd97fcs1.htm
Extractions: In 1996 bankruptcy and bad debts caused nearly $35.5 million in economic losses to Idaho providers of goods and services. As a result, prices of goods and services increased for all Idahoans. Consumer debt obligations have been growing twice as fast as wage and salary gains. Idaho ranks 12th in the nation in consumer debt. More than two-thirds of the nation's teens are worried about their financial futures and high school seniors frequently are unprepared for many of the critical financial decisions they need to make after graduation. In 1996 teens spent an estimated $109 billion. Teens, many of whom are unemployed, have access to more than 3.5 million credit cards. Our Response The University of Idaho Cooperative Extension System and the Idaho Financial Literacy Coalition in Boise are striving to improve financial practices by providing workshops and publications for the public, as well as classroom resources for teachers. Idaho Governor Phil Batt recognized the need for financial management education and the Idaho Financial Literacy Coalition efforts by proclaiming January 1997 "Financial Literacy Month."
FM Trng Progr The University of idaho Farm management Program has been Analyzing Farm FinancialPerformance. For further information on Farm management programs or other http://extension.ag.uidaho.edu/twinfalls/Farm Management/FM Trng Progr.html
Extractions: Cooperative Extension System Increasingly, smaller margins and weakening markets have created new challenges for today's producers. To help meet the challenges facing today's agriculture, producers must have a high degree of management ability, including not only production management, but also management of their financial affairs. For the past six years, the University of Idaho Cooperative Extension System has been providing farm management training for over 200 local farm families. Comments from class evaluations from participants have included "Excellent material," "I wish I would have had this course 20 years ago," and "I finally understand my financial statements." Lenders have reported participants have demonstrated a tremendous increase in financial management skills. The University of Idaho Farm Management Program has been certified to meet the Farm Service Agency's training requirements for their borrowers, as required by the Farm Bill. Year One Class Titles Year Two Class Titles Review Strategic Planning Balance Sheets Income Statements
Colleges In Illinois IL programs Master of Business Administration (MBA) -Master of Telecommunicationsmanagement (MTM) Master of Accounting and financial management (MAFM http://www.online-college.info/Colleges-in-Illinois.htm
Colleges In Missouri City, MO programs Master of Business Administration (MBA) -Master of Telecommunicationsmanagement (MTM) Master of Accounting and financial management (MAFM http://www.online-college.info/Colleges-in-Missouri.htm
FirstGov -- Grants And Financial Management and Federal Assistance programs, this section Acquisition and Procurement, FinancialManagement and Taxes http://www.firstgov.gov/Government/State_Local/Grants.shtml
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Corporate Backgrounder EXECUTIVE management Ralph Kosanovich President and Chief Executive organizationsin the banking and financial aid arenas (NCHELP), idaho Bankers Association http://www.efaloan.com/cor.htm
Extractions: Education Funding Association (EFA) is a not-for-profit agency that purchases student loans from commercial lenders and provides a variety of financial and educational services to students, families, schools, banks and other lending institutions in Idaho. Incorporated in 1996, EFA is a student loan secondary market in Idaho, with headquarters in Boise. EFA participates in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP), providing services that help students and their families finance the cost of postsecondary education. EFA helps ease the burden of student loan repayment by offering low interest loans, loan consolidation and information about other financial aid alternatives.
Untitled Document and Property Appraisal financial management of Depository Institutions Risk managementand Insurance idaho State University College of Business http://cob.isu.edu/departments/finance/
Extractions: F inancial Managers specialize in the analysis of risk and potential returns from alternative uses of a business firm's or individual's resources. The finance major should have a broad understanding of business management concepts accompanied by a sound background in economic theory, management information systems, and quantitative techniques. The nature of the work also requires that financial managers possess effective communication skills, a basic understanding of accounting and financial procedures, and the ability to work well with people in all other parts of the organization. Corporate Financial Office - In business organizations, the proper management of the firm's financial resources may be the difference between profit and loss. Financial officers have the responsibility for overseeing this important function for the firm. Financial Institutions - Officers of banks, credit unions, savings and loans, and other financial institutions manage the institution's resources and advise customers on individual financial investments.
Finance Courses capital asset pricing model to portfolio management. providing significant exposureto financial issues. idaho State University College of Business Campus http://cob.isu.edu/Classes/FinanceCourses.asp
Extractions: Fin 115 Personal Finance 3 credits - D Introductory course for non-business or business majors oriented to personal financial planning (budgeting, career incomes, real estate, stocks, bonds, credit, interest, insurance, Social Security, and personal income taxes) within the context of business situations and business institutions which the student will encounter. Fin 116 Personal Investments 3 credits - D Address the basic concepts involved in the personal investment-making process including the goal planning, investment instruments, market mechanics and the institutional environment, and the risk-return determinants of investment quality. (Not available to upper division finance majors.) Fin 303 Principles of Real Estate 3 credits - D Introduction to real estate, brokerage, listing, selling, home ownership, legal descriptions, real estate taxes, liens, contracts, title records, appraising, land use, property developments, residential construction, and closing real estate transactions. Fin 310 International Business and Financial Markets 3 credits - F, S, Su
Nefe Digest lack of knowledge and experience in financial management. In turn, these programswill deliver Pocatello, idaho Southeastern idaho financial Stability Project http://www.nefe.org/news/nefedigestnov01/digest4.html
Extractions: Seventy-five economic literacy personnel drawn from state and community action agencies throughout Vermont will be trained using funds from this grant. Within a year, these trainers are expected to directly benefit 3,750-7,000 low-income Vermonters by providing them with financial management education. This project aims to enhance the Texas State Emergency Shelter Grant Program by providing economic literacy education to homeless families and families at risk of becoming homeless. Existing curricula will be adapted to the needs of this audience, and volunteer instructors will be trained to present the program. Attendance at the program will be mandatory to receive emergency shelter grant funds.
April 16, 1999 Board Minutes that the State Library administered programs for federal MSC Black/Rognas the IdahoState Library Board requested from Division of financial management in the http://www.lili.org/isl/minutes/in6499.htm
Extractions: April 16, 1999 The Idaho State Library (ISL) Board was called to order at 9:05 a.m. on Friday, April 16, 1999. Participating were Larry Weeks, Chair; Pete Black, Vice Chair; Carolyn Mauer for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Marilyn Howard; Bruce Noble; Richard Rognas; Jo Leuze; and State Librarian Charles Bolles. Also attending were Rich Wilson, Administrative Services Manager; Ann Joslin Associate Director for Library Development; and Pamela Bradshaw, Administrative Assistant serving as recorder. I. Call to Order, Revisions, Introductions, Announcements
Purdue Extension - LaPorte County High Quality Child Care (idaho) · Families Can knowledge and improve financialmanagement skills. programs · Farm Business management · Labor management http://www.agriculture.purdue.edu/lcgi-bin/leslie/template.cgi?site=46&fi=issues
BOP1 financial management Provides the basic skills for planning managing debt, anddeveloping financial goals additional information, phone idaho Department of http://www.corr.state.id.us/bop.htm
Extractions: To find out the programs available at Field and Community Services district offices (probation and parole) or the five community work centers, click here. Back to Statistics Page CORE PROGRAMS COGNITIVE PROGRAMS BREAKING BARRIERS - A video and workbook series focusing on breaking down known or unknown barriers to personal growth and openness to treatment. Offered in both English and Spanish. Average participation 12 offenders. Nine 2-hour sessions. COGNITIVE SELF CHANGE PHASE I - Phase I provides basic orientation to Cognitive Self Change (CSC) programs. Program content examines the connection between thinking, feeling, and behavior. The program delivery provides the groundwork for the skills necessary in Phase II. Participation averages 10 - 15 offenders. 10 - 12 sessions. COGNITIVE SELF CHANGE PHASE II - Through thinking reports and daily journals, each participant identifies major thinking and emotional patterns leading to criminal behavior and applies interventions to actively change these thoughts and behaviors for a more pro-social lifestyle. Participation averages 7 offenders. 4 - 12 months.
About The Ecosystem Management Research Institute University of Montana and the University of idaho, to facilitate address and resolvethe complex natural resource management and planning financial Information. http://www.emri.org/about_ecosystem_management_res_inst.htm
Extractions: The Ecosystem Management Research Institute is a non-profit organization developed to address the growing need for expertise in ecosystem management and biodiversity conservation. Specifically, EMRI's mission is to provide innovative research, training, and implementation assistance to facilitate the effective resolution of ecosystem management, biodiversity and landscape management issues. Most major land management programs (federal, state and private) in the United States, as well as many international programs, have indicated they are or will implement an ecosystem approach to natural resource management and biodiversity conservation. EMRI believes these programs will be enhanced by the focused efforts of an organization dedicated to developing practical application methodologies, addressing critical research questions, and effectively communicating results to both professional and non-professional audiences. EMRI's Board of Directors EMRI Leadership and Staff Partners Financial Information ... The Ecosystem Management Research Institute is governed by a Board of Director's that is responsible for the management and operation of this non-profit organization. EMRI seeks to maintain a balance of ecosystem research and application by appointing both nationally recognized scientists and natural resource managers to EMRI's Board of Director's. True to this objective, EMRI's current Board of Director's represent individuals with expertise and interests that will enhance and contribute to the goals of the organization.
Extractions: Educational and Career Outlook What is Natural Resource Management? What are the Educational Requirements? Careers and Salary Outlook WHAT IS NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT? Natural Resource Management combines economics, policy, and science to study, manage and restore natural resources and ecosystems. The field is applicable in wilderness, recreational, agricultural and urban areas to sustain and support fish, wildlife, and plant communities in addressing problems associated with the management of our natural resources. Natural Resource Managers help balance the needs of people and economy with the ability of ecosystems to support soil, water, forests, wildlife, fish, and recreational resources. Ideally, these professionals look for ways to make responsible natural resource management decisions which consider all stakeholders, including communities, agencies and business/industry.
Districts Resources Conservation District Supervisor and Staff Per Diem. financial Reviews. idaho Departmentof Water Resources. US Bureau of Land management. Army Corps of Engineers. http://www.scc.state.id.us/dissres.htm
Extractions: District Resources Idaho Soil Conservation Commission Listed below are tools to assist Soil Conservation Districts in carrying out their program: Files ending in PDF require Acrobat Reader to access. This is a free software that can be download by click on the "Get Acrobat Reader" icon in the bottom left hand corner of this page. District Budget Request Information SCC Memorandum 02-02 Letter of Intent (County) Letter of Intent (City) District Calendar District Operation Procedures Manual for Soil Conservation Districts Cover Forward Table of Contents Section 1: Conservation Districts and Conservation District Supervisors I daho Conservation Districts Powers of Conservation Districts and Supervisors Conservation District Supervisors' Job Description Conservation District Supervisor's Responsibilities Associate Supervisors Section 2: District Operations Section 3: District Personnel Administration Section 4: Conservation District Fiscal Management Section 5: Legal Guidance Section 6: Conservation Partnerships and Cooperating Agencies Section 8: Environmental Laws Election Guidelines Memo General Guidelines Calendar F ... inancial Management Guidelines for Districts Idaho Soil Conservation Districts Facts About Districts Location Map IRS Reporting Guidelines Public Outreach Tools Education Resources Conservation Cartoons Drinking Water; Kids Stuff
Extractions: The Idaho State Controller's Office, located in Boise, is responsible for accounting and payroll operations, and for the state's Computer Service Center. It provides financial management information systems to all state government agencies and programs. Payroll and travel expense reimbursement services were targeted for improvement: Creating and updating employee payroll and personnel data was a paper-intensive process, time-consuming and subject to human error. On average, a paper form took 11.5 days to process due to routing among locations. Even forms with no errors had to be keypunched twice - once at the state agency the employee worked for and once by the Controller's Office staff. State funding for software that could automate the task - an estimated $8 million expenditure at the time, including hardware upgrades - was unavailable, so the Controller's Office was required to seek a solution compatible with its existing technological capabilities.
Energy Management Program Status - Idaho Avista Utilities offers financial incentives for electric efficiency What load managementoptions are available for me The Energy Division of idaho Department of http://pnnl-utilityrestructuring.pnl.gov/energymanagement/states/idaho.htm
Extractions: Electric Industry State Restructuring Status RTO's Power Reliability Frequently Asked Questions ... Utility Directory Natural Gas Industry State Restructuring Status Frequently Asked Questions Energy Management State Programs Publications Electric Restructuring Primer HPAC Deregulation Article Presentations Renewable Energy Helpful Links Other Resources FEMP Resources Helpful Links Contact Us Table of Contents Idaho What public purpose-funded energy efficiency programs are available in my state? This state has public purpose and utility energy efficiency programs and demand response programs. What utility energy efficiency programs are available for me? What load management options are available for me? Are there energy efficiency programs sponsored by state government? What are other sources where I could look for more information? What public purpose-funded energy efficiency programs are available in my state? Pacific Northwest investor- and publicly-owned utilities, as well as public representatives, have banded together to offer energy efficiency market transformation initiatives under the auspices of the
Extractions: Helping public agencies take advantage of available grant opportunities as well as providing research, planning and quality assurance services to the ISP. Quality assurance programs operated by ISP's Planning, Grants, and Research Bureau are designed to limit risk to the agency, as well as to ensure appropriate stewardship of taxpayer dollars. The three primary quality assurance programs within the bureau are Internal Audit, Management Audit, and Management Efficiency Review. The Internal Audit function was created in January of 2000 to monitor and evaluate application of ISP's practices for utilization of efficient and effective fiscal and administrative controls. It serves as a resource for all functional work units within ISP. The reviews conducted by Internal Audit are done to assist members of ISP in the effective discharge of their responsibilities. Management Audit activities are conducted annually within Idaho State Police Headquarters functions, as well as in each of the agency's six regions. These quality assurance programs utilize a validated self-assessment methodology that allows both managers and line staff to provide a variety of feedback to the agency director regarding policy, procedures, and current issues. One of the most vital components of this process is the identification of "best practices" throughout the agency system. Innovative regional business practices are examined for potential dissemination to and replication in other regions.
Joining : AmeriCorps*VISTA the efficient use of technology for organizational communication, financial management,program evaluation to help start or expand outof-school time programs. http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista/vista_nh.html
Extractions: AmeriCorps*VISTA Members will assist in developing Tri-County CAP and it's programs to serve their low-income, elderly and otherwise disadvantaged clients in carefully identified areas. Members will assist in the development of an agency wide WAN system; develop and provide services and opportunities for the North Country Elderly; expand awareness and programming of the Youth Alternatives Program; assist in the expansion and development of new programs to service victims of domestic violence and sexual assault; develop and support the implementation of the self-help Home Ownership program; increase the number of volunteers to enable low income and residents of Southern Grafton County to accomplish needed home repairs; and work with Big Brothers Big Sisters to expand their mentor base.
