41. Indiana State Resources dse.html programs for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities Ages Birth through2 J. Lanier DeGrella, Assistant Deputy Director indiana family and Social http://www.nichcy.org/stateshe/in.htm

NICHCY State Resources : Indiana A publication of the National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities Indiana State Resources Table of Contents State Agencies Disability Organizations Parent Organizations Other Organizations The offices listed on this state sheet are primarily state-level offices. Even if an office is not close to your home, they can usually put you in touch with resources in your community, as well as provide you with information and assistance about disability issues in your state. If you find that an address or number has changed or is incorrect, please e-mail us at nichcy@aed.org and let us know. State Agencies and Organizations Age of Eligibility Each state sets eligibility ages for services to children and youth with disabilities. For current information concerning this state, please contact the office listed under Department of Education: Special Education United States Senators Honorable Richard G. Lugar (R) 306 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510

42. Indiana Treatment Needs Assessment 1996 - Adult Household Telephone Survey 1994 Systems Development Program administered by the Division of State programs, Centerfor do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the indiana family and Social http://www.drugs.indiana.edu/drug_stats/itnas/adult/

Indiana Demand and Treatment Needs Assessment Studies - 1996 Indiana Household Telephone Survey of Adult Drug Use - 1994 The Indiana Demand and Needs Assessment Studies: Alcohol and Other Drugs Study #1 Main Findings conducted by Institute for Drug Abuse Prevention Indiana University-Bloomington Creative Arts Building Room 110 Bloomington, IN 47405 Survey conducted September, 1994 to January, 1995 Report Dated June, 1996 conducted for the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Division of Mental Health STUDY #1 STAFF Project Director for Study #1 William J. Bailey, M.S., M.P.H. Associate Professor of Applied Health Science Co-Director - Institute for Drug Abuse Prevention Study Coordinator Massoumeh Majd-Jabbari, Ph.D. Report Editor Talia Haider, M.P.H. Data Collection John M. Kennedy, Ph.D. Kevin Tharp Nancy Bannister Center for Survey Research Staff Data Analysis June Wang, Ph.D. Kaylan Roy, M.A. Alice Jones Files below are PDF files - Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader (download for free). Table of Contents Abstract ifc Report Narrative pp.1-21

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About the Indiana Prevention Resource Center at Indiana University T he Indiana Prevention Resource Center at Indiana University is a statewide clearinghouse for prevention technical assistance and information about alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs for the State of Indiana. It is Indiana's officially designated RADAR Network (Regional Alcohol and Drug Awareness Resource Network) State Center. The Indiana Prevention Resource Center is operated by the Department of Applied Health Science , in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation at Indiana University - Bloomington. It is affiliated with the Indiana University Institute for Drug Abuse Prevention. The IPRC is funded, in part, by a contract with the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration - Division of Mental Health. IPRC Home Page Directions to IPRC Mission Statement Library Resources ... Drug Use Surveys Mission Statement: The Indiana Prevention Resource Center (IPRC) was established in 1987 to assist Indiana-based alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) prevention programs improve the quality of their services. Our primary target audience is the community of prevention professionals and volunteers, and government officials who are providing or monitoring delivery of ATOD prevention programs to Indiana residents. We were not established to provide direct prevention services to the general public, but to provide technical assistance and support to those who do. Our primary mission is to support those programs through the provision of information, materials, consultation, and a wide range of high-level technical assistance. Secondarily, as Indiana's designated RADAR Network (Regional Alcohol and Drug Awareness Resource Network) State Center, we provide ATOD information, government publications, and referral services to all Indiana residents.

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45. News Summary: School Of Education, Indiana University At Bloomington Human Growth and the Center for Adolescent and family Studies at the indiana UniversitySchool Upcoming alumni programs address current education concerns. http://education.indiana.edu/~soenews/topstories.html

Welcome! Professional Resources Support Services News Summary More awards Faculty members Bob Arnove and Peg Sutton receive honors. Full Story Awards announced Amber Esping and Jonathan Plucker are recipients of a 2003 general category Office of Teaching Resources in Psychology Instructional Resource Award. Full Story On-line directory available Ever wonder what happened to a former student? The IU Alumni Association has created a database to help faculty, staff, and students communicate with alumni. Full Story Panel discusses myths, realities of affirmative action at IU Ghangis D. Carter, director of recruitment and retention at the School of Education, will join a panel of experts to discuss the status and impact of affirmative action policies at IU as well as pending University of Michigan cases before the Supreme Court. Full Story School hosts African American Read-In The School of Education is hosting an African American Read-In at 10 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Feb. 3 at the Neal Marshall Black Culture Center, Grand Hall. Full Story School of Education partners with Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate The School of Education has been selected as a partner department in the Carnegie Initiative on the Doctorate.

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STATE OF INDIANA Organizations that facilitate the donation of used computer hardware: Buddy Up With Education Buddy System Project BUDDY UP WITH EDUCATION BUDDY UP WITH EDUCATION Contact: Marlene Schick Buddy Up With Education Central Indiana Educational Service Center 6321 La Pas Trail Indianapolis, IN 46268 BUDDY SYSTEM PROJECT The Buddy System Project places computers in the homes of students to enhance classroom learning. The goal of the Buddy System Project is to extend learning beyond the classroom and into the home by emphasizing family/school partnerships with common learning objectives. Technology provides the linkage between the classroom, the home, the community-at-large and each Buddy family is equipped with a personal computer, printer and modem. BuddyNet, the ProjectÕs statewide intranet system, provides Internet mail and project-wide, as well as locally specific, educational content. Buddy currently serves approximately 7,100 fourth, fifth, and sixth-grade students and their families located in 69 sites throughout the state of Indiana. Contact: Mary Jo Erdberg Corporation for Educational Technology Buddy System Project (800)53-BUDDY Email: Office of Learning Resources Return to State and National Directory

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Our Programs How can I Help? About Helping Become a Volunteer ... Home Indiana Literacy Foundation 1920 West Morris, Indianapolis, IN 46221 317-639-6106 ext. 211 fax: 317-639-2782 email us Webmaster Indiana Literacy Programs Near You Whether seeking help or willing to become a volunteer tutor these are our current literacy programs in the state of Indiana. Proceed to Volunteer Form for our on-line volunteer registration. Adult Programs Children's Programs Adult Programs through the Indiana Literacy County Program Adams North Adams Community Schools Adams Adams County Literacy Council Allen Ft. Wayne Community Schools Allen Three Rivers Literacy Alliance Allen Benet Learning Center Allen United Hispanic Americans, Inc. Allen East Wayne Street Center Allen Educational Opportunity/Talent Search Center Bartholomew CALL Bartholomew Eastside Community Center Benton Benton Central ABE Program Blackford Blackford High School Boone Boone County Employment and Training Services Boone Project Literacy: Boone County Boone Lebanon Area Boys and Girls Club Brown Brown County Literacy Coalition Brown Brown County High School Carroll Carroll County Cares About Literacy (CCCL) Carroll Delphi Community School Corporation Cass Literacy Volunteers of America, Cass County

48. Contracting For Performance In Welfare Reform List of publications and electronic resources for welfare reform.Category Society Issues Economic Privatization Welfare...... Contact Jeannie CipollaVan Scyoc, State Manager, IMPACT Unit, indiana family andSocial measures to hold agencies accountable and improve programs and services http://www.welfareinfo.org/jessicacontract.htm

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Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Download photo Carlis V. Williams Regional Administrator, Region IV (Atlanta) Carlis V. Williams serves as the Southeast Regional Administrator for the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) , and is based in Atlanta, Georgia. The Southeast Region includes eight states: Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, North and South Carolina, Mississippi and Florida. She leads a staff of 106, and oversees an annual budget of over six billion dollars. She is responsible for ACF human service programs that include Head Start, Child Welfare, Foster Care, Adoption, Child Care, Developmental Disabilities, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, Child Support, and Runaway and Homeless Youth. Before assuming her present position, Carlis was the Executive Assistant to the Governor for Human Services in the State of Indiana. She was the Governor's chief policy advisor in these areas and had responsibility for four major agencies: Family and Social Services Administration, the Governor's Council on Disabilities, the Governor's Council on Protection and Advocacy and the Governor's Council on Sports and Fitness. She was instrumental in launching Indiana's nationally recognized Children's Health Insurance Program, Hoosier Healthwise, which enrolled over 120,000 children in it's first year. She was also the catalyst for major changes in the areas of early childhood development, adoption, fatherhood and support for low income working families in the state of Indiana.

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Click on a topic listed below, and it will link you to a list of relevant Web sites. In addition to the following sites, if you have a favorite you think others would find useful, please e-mail the Webmaster@iyi.org and let us know about it. Thanks! Advocacy and Research Afterschool Childcare Conference and Seminar Calendar ... Youth Noise Advocacy and Research Children Now Child Trends Child Trends Databank The Foundation Center ... National Association of Child Advocates Afterschool Afterschool.gov afterschoolcatalog.com National School-Age Care Alliance North Central Regional Educational Laboratory (NCREL) ... National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information Childcare Annie E. Casey Foundation Children's Defense Fund Indiana Association for Child Care Resource and Referral Indiana Family and Social Services Administration - ... U.S. Department of Education Conference Calendar Conferences, Workshops and Trainings Developmental Assets 40 Developmental Assets 150 Ways to Show Kids You Care Asset-Based Community Development Institute Building up Strengths in Youth ... Spin 180 Early Childhood Development The Foundation Center National Institute on Early Childhood Development and Education World Bank ECD Team/Early Childhood Development Educational Resource Information Center (ERIC)/Early Childhood Education Economic Well-Being Child Welfare League of America Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention Economic Policy Institute Indiana Business Research Center, Kelley School of Business at IU

51. Indiana University Of Pennsylvania - Academics - Undergraduate Majors The listing below is of undergraduate degree programs. Education of Persons withHearing Loss Elementary Education English Education family and Consumer http://www.iup.edu/academics/undergraduate_majors.htm

About IUP Academics Giving to IUP Athletics ... Undergraduate Catalog The listing below is of undergraduate degree programs. The links lead to the homepage of the department that sponsors the degree. Academic departments at IUP maintain their own webpages. Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Fine Arts ... Alphabetical Listing of All Campus Websites Bachelor of Arts Anthropology (Tracks available: Applied Anthropology, Archaeology, General Anthropology) Art/History Track Art/Studio Asian Studies (minor only) Biology ... Geography (Tracks available: Economic Geographer, Environmental Geographer, General Geography, GIS and Cartographer) German German for International Trade Government and Public Service History ... Music (Tracks available: History and Literature, Music Performance, Theory and Composition) Pan African Studies (minor only) Philosophy Philosophy/Pre-Law Track Physics ... Psychology (Applied Psychology Track available) Religious Studies Sociology (Tracks available: Applied Social Research, General Sociology, Human Services)

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Become a Student Current Students Alumni Community Members ... IU East Home Office of Admissions Earn an IU Degree Close to Home Whether you plan to work toward a degree or just take a few classes, the Office of Admissions can show you how easy it is to enroll and get started. You can pursue all your educational goals at IU East because we offer: An IU degree Personal attention and small class sizes A top-quality education at an affordable price Services to support your academic success Career preparation and internship opportunities Academic options with more than 40 degree programs to choose from Flexible course schedules with day, evening, and weekend classes An active campus life with more than 20 student organizations Off-campus sites in New Castle and Connersville Call Us Today to Get Started Talk to an admissions counselor today to find out more. Call us at (765) 973-8208 or (800) 959-EAST, or send us an e-mail Request More Information Complete this online request form and we’ll send you application materials and financial aid information. Becoming a Student The following resource pages specifically address the varied interests and needs of our prospective students. Visit the page that fits your situation, and if you have any questions, do not hesitate to

53. IU East News: Math And Science Fun At IU East For Young Students The indiana Center for family, School and Community Partnerships coordinates thetwo programs in indiana and trains family Math and family Science facilitators http://www.iue.edu/external/post/Dec02/nsmnight.shtml

Become a Student Current Students Alumni Community Members ... IU East Home IU East News Math and Science Fun at IU East for Young Students December 20, 2002 The Indiana University East Division of Natural Science and Mathematics will sponsor Family Science and Math Fun Night. Activities will allow family members of various ages to interact in fun and educational ways while they solve puzzles, conduct experiments and play games constructed from common materials. The Family Science and Math Fun Night is a combination of two successful programs. Family Science, developed by the University of Oregon, provides a non-threatening approach to learning about scientific processes and concepts. Family Math, developed by the Lawrence Hall of Science of the University of California, Berkeley, uses hands-on materials to help students and parents develop number sense, problem-solving strategies, estimation, and logical thinking skills. Both programs stress cooperative learning activities and are designed to be supportive of all students, especially young women and racial minorities. The Indiana Center for Family, School and Community Partnerships coordinates the two programs in Indiana and trains Family Math and Family Science facilitators.

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In this section: Philanthropic Giving Index America Gives Report Economist Analyzes Differences in Six Major Surveys of Giving Giving and Volunteering Conference ... Philanthropy and the Estate Tax (white paper) Survey of Attitudes on Giving Million Dollar List For thirty-three years, Arthur C. Frantzreb maintained a list of all reported gifts of $1 million or more. The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University agreed in 1999 to compile and distribute the Million Dollar List to ensure that his unique record of significant gifts is continued, as a service to fundraisers, as a document for historians, and as an example for donors. Frantzreb has been an advisor to the Center on Philanthropy since its founding in 1987 and recently completed a term as a consulting member to the Center's Board of Governors. Gifts made to the Center on Philanthropy fund the research, compilation, and publication of the Million Dollar List. Fourth quarter, 2002 (October 1 to December 31)

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Home Library Information Online Resources Your Library Card ... Indiana tax forms Youth Services programs Go Buggy for Books - for newborns to 6 yrs. and their caregivers School Age Programs - for children in 1st through 4th grade Summer Reading Program - for newborns to adults Young Adult and Teen information and services Outreach programs Computer Classes - We offer free classes on various topics including Windows, Macintosh, Internet, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft Excel. Literacy Program - This is the only program of its kind in central Indiana, offering one-on-one tutoring, adult basic education, English literacy/English as a second language, life skills and GED tutoring. Mobile Outreach Services - Homebound delivery and onsite programming Adult programs Book Discussion Groups Additional library services Interlibrary Loan - You can borrow materials owned by other libraries through the interlibrary loan program. Indiana Room - a specialized Indiana history collection Remote Book Drops Home Library Information Online Resources ... Ask Us Online!

58. Family Help LIne Community Services Counseling Madison Indiana Jefferson County Crisis Assistance; Domestic Abuse; Education; Employment; family Planning; Financial TransportationServices; Utility Assistance; Volunteer programs; Youth Services. http://www.madisonindiana.org/familyhelpline/

The Family Help Line links all service providers within the community together by way of maintaining a database of information on available community resources. In turn, we link people and services together. We provide people a broad range of information that otherwise may be unknown to them. An Information and Referral Service designed to assist those in need of finding available resources within the community. You may also contact us at: Fax: (812) 265-5734 E-Mail: helpline@seidata.com Mailing Address: 212 East Street Madison, IN 47250 A One-Stop Call Service offering the convenience of providing information about all human services available. We can tell you w hat is out there for you and your family in times of need and send you to the right people who can help you get what you need. To use Family Help Line... Call (812) 265-6848 A trained phone specialist will answer your call You will be asked for general information about your need We will help you find resources to best meet your need Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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60. IU Northwest Admissions: Becoming A Student Community and family programs. indiana University Northwest 3400 Broadway Gary,indiana 46408 (219) 980-6500 1-888-YOUR-IUN (1-888-968-7486) Comments Office http://www.iun.edu/~admit/become.shtml

Applications Admission Requirements Early Start Enrollment Checklist ... Visit Campus On-Line Bulletins / Catalogs Undergraduate Graduate IUN Bulletins Contact Us ... IU Northwest Home Office of Admissions Advanced Search Becoming a Student Whether you're a high school student or an adult, working toward a degree or just taking a few classes, it's easy to enroll and get started at IU Northwest. You can pursue all your educational goals because we offer: Nationally recognized academic programs Outstanding faculty dedicated to teaching Personal attention and small class size Flexible course schedules with day, evening, and weekend classes Academic and career support services Affordable costs, financial aid, and payment plans The following resource pages specifically address the varied interests and needs of our prospective students. Visit the page that fits your situation, and if you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us High School Students Adult Students Transfer Students ... Community and Family Programs 3400 Broadway - Gary, Indiana 46408 1-888-YOUR-IUN Comments: Office of Admissions Last Updated: 12 December 2002 Indiana University Privacy Statement

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