• Mar 11 - UW-Green Bay Youth Opportunities Coordinator Position Announcement
  

• Mar 13 - DESIEN - Maine Institute
  

• Mar 14 - DESIEN - WILS World
  

Mar 20 - DESIEN - Position Announcement

On Tuesday, March 11, Bob Skorczewski forwarded a message from Jan
Thornton, Director Outreach and Extension, UW-Green Bay:

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Here is a position announcement for our Youth Opportunities Coordinator.
Please share it with anyone appropriate. Thanks.

POSITION: Coordinator, Youth Opportunities
Office of Outreach and Extension
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

DATE POSTED: February 21, 1997

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Coordination and administration of
UW-Green Bay's Youth Opportunities Program which includes Summer Music,
Art, Dance and Science Camps, Summer Discovery Programs, and the
Academic Competition serving more than 4500 elementary, middle and high
school age students. Planning, policy development, budgeting, marketing,
arrangements, on-site management, and evaluation. Hiring, training and
supervising housing personnel. Liaison between faculty and staff camp
directors and Outreach and Extension.

QUALIFICATIONS: Strong organizational and communication
skills and experience in program planning, budgeting and brochure writing
and production. Background in an education setting, and camp and people
management experience are preferred. Bachelor's degree in administration,
business, education or related field is required; masters degree
preferred.

STARTING DATE: May 1, 1997

CONDITIONS OF
EMPLOYMENT: Annual fixed term, 12-month academic staff
appointment, Outreach Program Manager I, pay grade 5

SALARY RANGE: $31,866 minimum

PERSON TO CONTACT: Apply by sending a cover letter, resume'
and the names, addresses and phone numbers of three professional or work
experience-related references to Jan Thornton, Chair, Search and Screen
Committee, Outreach and Extension, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, WI
54311-7001, 920-465-2641, FAX 920-465-2552.

APPLICATIONS MUST
BE RECEIVED BY: March 24, 1997
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Jan Thornton, Director
Outreach and Extension
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
2420 Nicolet Dr.
Green Bay, WI 54311-7001
Phone: 920-465-2641
FAX: 920-465-2552

FYI - Maine Institute Announcement

Subject: Institute for Distance Learning
Institute for Distance Learning
Portland-Rockport-Augusta, Maine
June 21 - 26, 1997

The Education Network of Maine, a national leader in distance
education, will host an intensive week of training in all aspects of
distance learning. The program is ideal for professionals in
colleges, universities, community colleges and technical colleges
responsible for planning or implementing a distance learning program.
Enrollment is limited to 75.

The program offers a range of subject areas,including the following
topics:

- What's Happening In Distance Education
- Planning a Distance Education Initiative
- Overview: Appropriate Technologies, Balancing Costs & Technology
- Student Services at a Distance
- Faculty Development, Instructional Design & Instructional Support
- Intellectual Property Rights & Fair Use
- Student Populations, Demographics
- Marketing & Public Relations
- Financial Planning
- Creating New Products, Courses & Programs
- Instructional Strategies
- Evaluation & Assessment

For more information about this program including cost and how to
register, call (207)621-3408, email: teleservice@enm.maine.edu or
visit the Education Network of Maine's website: www.enm.maine.edu
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Theresa L. Allocca
Coordinator of Programs
The Education Network of Maine

Tel: (207) 621-3483
Fax: (207) 621-3420
E-Mail: tallocca@enm.maine.edu
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The American Center for the Study of Distance Education, The
Pennsylvania
State University. Opinions expressed are those of DEOS-L subscribers,
and do not constitute endorsement of any opinion, product, or service by
ACSDE or Penn State.

On March 14, Debbie Cardinal of Wisconsin InterLibrary Services (WILS)
wrote:

FYI - WILS World 97 Conference:

WILS World has traditionally catered to the librarian world, but (this year) we
have a lot of internet programs going on. If you want to preview all the programs,
the URL is:

http://www.wils.wisc.edu/events/ww97/wwld97.html


WILS World 97 -- May 29 and 30, 1997 at the Radisson in Madison, WI

This year's WILS World concentrates on Internet and other automation
technology applications. For many of us, the Internet is no longer a
"Gee whiz" novelty--now we're figuring out what the Net and the Web
are good for (and not so good for). Join us as we explore Internet
applications, HTML coding, distance learning (and library support for
it), technology grant funding, copyright and fair use, technologies
for interlibrary loan, organizing Webs, and more.

We are returning to the site of the first WILS World, the Radisson
Inn, on Madison's west side. There are many restaurants and great
shopping nearby. Sign up early--space is limited, and we will be
advertising this event regionally and nationally.

For more conference registration information contact Celena Kusch
(608/262-0047).

FYI - from UW-Oshkosh:

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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH

DIRECTOR OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS & APPLICATIONS PROGRAMMING

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh invites applications and nominations for
the position of Director of Telecommunications & Applications Programming.
The Director will have management, operational, and budget responsibility
for all aspects of telecommunications, networking, operations programming,
and administrative programming. The Director serves on the Information
Technology management team and reports to the Assistant Vice Chancellor for
Information Technology.

This position requires a bachelor's degree in a related field, Master's
preferred, and a minimum of three-five years professional work experience in
telecommunications, networking, or administrative programming. Supervisory
experience required. We seek a self-motivated individual with excellent
organizational, analytical, and communication skills who can work
independently and as part of a team.

Continuing academic staff appointment. Salary: $55,000-$61,000 depending
on experience.

Send letters of application with resume and the names and telephone numbers
of three professional references to: Assistant Vice Chancellor's Office,
Information Technology Division, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, 800 Algoma
Blvd., Oshkosh, WI 54901. Application deadline: June 1, 1997. EEO, AA.

Learn more about the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh by visiting its home
page at
http://www.uwosh.edu/

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John Berens
Assistant Vice Chancellor for
Information Technology
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Oshkosh, WI 54901
Phone: 920-424-3334 FAX: 920-424-7338
Internet: berens@uwosh.edu