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Smoke Signals 11 JANUARY 1, 2004 I. ir i hi :iM i ' ! n'. - 'ir -Jfmi 1 I i ... I ' Portland State University Winter 2004 Partially online Hst 343 American Family History Via: C-TV at Grand Ronde's Education Center, Chemeketa's McMinnville, Santiam and Woodburn Satellite Campuses Meets: 5:30 - 9 p.m. Every other Thursday January 8 & 22; February 5 & 19 and March 4, 2004 via CTV. Off-weeks via WEBCT Completely online SOC410 Sociology of War and Peace Starts January 5 2004 Registration and Information: $463.00 for 4 credits. Books available through Chemeketa's bookstore at 503-399-5131. PSU Salem Center Bee Jai Repp, PhD at 503-35-4587. Winter Term Schedule of Classes Through Chemeketa Community College Winter term begins the week of January 5 and continues through the week of March 15. Registration began December 2 for continuing students and December 8 for new students. For more information, contact John Harp at 503-879-4591 or 1-800-422-0232, ext. 4591 Classes taught at the Grand Ronde Education Center CS 1781 Introduction to the InternetWorld Wide Web 3 credits $15027 Thursdays, 5:30-8:20 ATH 232 Native American Studies Tuesdays, 6:30-9:20 3 credits $ 1 50 1 2 MTH 070 Introductory Algebra TuesThurs, 4: 15-6:05 4 credits $20016 WR 115121122 Introduction to Composition and Exposition Thursdays, 5:30-8:20 3 credits $15014 Telecourses broadcast at the Grand Ronde Education Center MTH 062 Business Applications in Math TuesThurs, 11:30-1:20 BT085 Business English II MonWedFri, 1 1 :30-1 2:20 BT 1 1 6 Office Procedures MonWedFri, 10:30-11:20 BA214 Business Communications TuesThurs, 10:00-11:20 B A 25 1 Office Management TuesThurs, 8:30-9:50 CH 105 Chemistry for Allied Health MonWedFri, 1:30-2:20 (Must also register for Saturday lab and for recitation) CH 1 1 0 General, Organic & Biochemistry MonWed, 9:00-1 0:20 5 credits $25030 (Must also register for Saturday lab and for recitation) ENG 106 Introduction to Poetry Mondays, 6:00-8:50 3 credits $15012 4 credits $20012 3 credits $15012 3 credits $15012 3 credits $15012 3 credits $15012 5 credits $25030 Reminder to Current STTC&DE Students The STTC&DE Programs can help with the required textbook and sup plies needed as you return to school but only required materials. The cost of any "extras" you purchase at your college or school's book store (school sweatshirts, food items, etc.) are your responsibility and cannot be paid for out of Education Division funds. If you are unsure about a particular item, please check with the Continuing Education office prior to purchase. Call for Artists: United States Mint Artistic Infusion Program The United States Mint invites artists nationwide to participate in a re naissance of American coin and medal design. The Artistic Infusion Pro gram has been created to enrich and invigorate the design of United States coins and medals by developing a pool of up to 20 professional artists and up to 20 college and graduate-level art students in sculpture, printmaking, engraving, graphic design, drawing and other visual arts, who will be invited to create and submit new designs for selected coin and medal pro grams throughout the year. The National Endowment for the Arts will assist the Mint with the ap plication evaluation and selection process. Applications should be post marked no later than January 9, 2004. Artists selected for the program will attend a United States Mint-sponsored orientation on February 19-20, 2004, in Philadelphia to learn about the history of coin and medal design, the coin-making process and upcom ing design opportunities. The United States Mint was created in 1792 to produce circulating coins for the nation. Today, the Mint creates popular coins such as the 50 State Quarters Program, the new nickel series, and commemorative coins and congressional medals that honor outstanding persons and events of spe cial meaning to the American people. Application packets (which include program details, eligibility require ments, artistic criteria, and detailed application guidelines) are available on the United States Mint's website at www.usmint.gov artists. Please direct all inquiries to the Mint by telephone at 202-354-7727 and by e-mail at artusmint.treas.gov. Health Professions Scholarships Target American Indians, Alaska Natives HHS' Indian Health Service has announced the availability of $3.7 million in health professions scholarship funds for fiscal year 2004. The grants are intended to encourage American Indians and Alaska Natives to enter the health professions, and to assure the availability of Indian health professionals to serve Indians. Roughly 200 awards will be made under the Health Professions Preparatory and Pregraduate Scholarship Programs for Indians, where the average award for a full time student is about $20,000. About 240 awards will be made under the Indian Health Scholarship Program, for which the average award for a full-time student is about $23,500. The application deadline is February 28, 2004. For more, see the notice in the Oct. 23 Federal Register at www.access.gpo.govsudocsfedrega031023c.html under Indian Health Service. Higher Education and Adult Vocational Training Program Deadlines February 1 Spring" Term April 1 Winter Term Spring Semester Deadlines do not apply to open-enrollment institutes for Adult Voca tional Training applicants. Please contact the Education Division to request an application at 1-503-879-2275, toll free at 1-800-422-0232 ext. 2275 or write 9615 Grand Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, Oregon 97347. Education information and applications can be accessed through the Tribe's web-site at www.grandronde.org. Portland Teachers Program The Portland Teachers Program (PTP) is a partnership effort among Portland Public Schools (PPS), Portland Community College (PCC), Portland State University (PSU) and the University of Port land (UP). It is designed to recruit and help prepare culturally com petent teachers, with a special focus on historically under-represented groups in the teaching profession. As a retention and schol arship program, it assists selected students in completing teacher education through the regular course work at PCC and PSU or UP. For more information please contact Deborah Cochrane, Director, Portland Teachers Program, 705 N Killingsworth Portland, OR 97217. Phone 503-978-5444 or 978-5020 or email dcochranpcc.edu.
