Problems viewing this email? Click here to view this email with your browser. December 29, 2008 Hello. Here’s what’s new on our site today: Revising and Defending the Foreign Language Major At MLA, professors describe how their departments are rethinking the curriculum and the tenure-track/adjunct divide. Beyond pedagogy, programs want to protect themselves. >> View […]
Happy Holidays!: ITCND’s board of directors and staff would like to wish everyone Happy Holidays! Strategic plan and work plan approved: The ITCND board of directors met Dec. 16 and approved ITCND’s 2009 strategic plan and work plan. The 2009 work plan identifies three top priorities for ITCND:1. Implement the 2009 Legislative Agenda2. Develop and
Best wishes for the holidays! Your committee on employment for the Senate Democrat-NPL caucus has completed its work and is happy to announce a great set of employees. Joining us as again as administrative assistant is Kathy Wachter, (let’s hear a big cheer). She brings her wealth of experience at both the state and national
NEWS from the North Dakota Department of Human Services 600 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck ND 58505-0250 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 23, 2008 Contacts: Andrea Peña, Executive Director of the State Council on Developmental Disabilities, 701-328-4847, or Heather Steffl, Public Information Officer, N.D. Dept. of Human Services, 701-328-4933 State Council on Developmental Disabilities awards grants to
Computerworld and IDG invite you to learn more about Business Management and what you might not know in these resources. Major Independent Analyst Firm ~ ASGs BSM Story In their April 2008 SWOT Analysis titled The BSM Success Of ASG, Forrester reveals why ASG has been successful with their pragmatic Business Service Management (BSM) approach.
Please excuse our error; there will NOT be forums on February 21 & 28 due to crossover and a short week. Thanks to Senator Krebsbach for bringing this to our attention. Listed below is the current schedule. All forums are at the City Auditorium and begin at 9 a.m. January 17, room 201January 24, room
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Dear Tom Seymour, For those concerned with improving your government communications through digital technologies, join us for our leading 60-minute webinar: “Facebook, YouTube & Online Communities: Connecting with Your Citizens”Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 1:00 PM EThttp://www.governmenteducator.com/6X/0/2/p25254c/p1JJMANGi/p0e Government agencies are increasingly turning to new medias to connect with their communities. What are the appropriate social media
MEETING MINUTES State Information Technology Advisory Committee Monday, December 15, 20081:00 – 4:30 PMBank of North Dakota, 1200 Memorial Highway, 2nd Floor Training Room (Room 201) 1:30 pm – 1:40 pm Welcome Lisa FeldnerCall to Order: The meeting was called to order by Lisa Feldner. Members present: Lisa Feldner – Information Technology Dept.Eric Hardmeyer –
A year ago, during the dying days of theglobal economic boom, state officeholdersthroughout the land glowed in the anticipationof continued prosperity. When the National Conferenceof State Legislatures (NCSL) reported on the fiscalhealth of states in November 2007, not a single stateTop Story SNCJ SpotlightSave Our StatesState Net Capitol Journalgave a pessimistic appraisal of its prospects.
Hello Everyone, Please enjoy the information contained in this edition of Frontier Focus. Please be sure to share it with your members, colleagues, providers and office billing staff. Thank you for your continued efforts to broadcast Medicare information to the providers in Region VIII. Table of Contents 1. Medicare Consumer Alert: New Rules for Beneficiaries
Lawmakers adapt to Internet LOADING Dec 20, 2008 – 04:06:10 CSTBy BRIAN DUGGANBismarck TribuneInternet modernity is brewing – albeit slowly – inside the North Dakota state Capitol, and it’s something that might change the way lawmakers communicate with folks around the state. This upcoming session marks the first time that every legislator will have a