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pages i-viii26 Clarion University of PennsylvaniaEducational Talent SearchProgramRhonda J. McMillen-Toth, M.S., director219 Ralston HallTelephone: 393-2071E-mail address: rmcmillen@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/etsAs part of Clarion University’s mission to servecommunity residents, Educational Talent Search (ETS)serves 900 participants annually in Clarion, Jefferson, andVenango counties. Talent Search assists people age 11-27to complete secondary education programs and enroll orre-enroll in postsecondary education.ETS provides such services as study skill instruction,campus visits, entrance exam preparation, post-secondaryand career planning, financial aid information, culturalenrichment programs, and leadership training. Participantsare selected based upon eligibility criteria established bythe U.S. Department of Education, the program’s fundingagent.Academic InformationEducational OpportunitiesProgram—Act 101John Lovelace, director115 Ralston HallTelephone: 393-1876E-mail address: lovelace@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/admin/academicsupport/eop/eop.htmEducational Opportunities Program/Act 101 increasesstudents’ academic skills, abilities, and motivation. Moststudents enroll through a six-week summer experience.They may earn up to six academic credits. Studentsparticipate in an extensive orientation to university life,explore career options, and develop leadership potential.During the academic year, regularly admitted students areselected for the program. Faculty may recommend studentsfor participation, if space is available. Support servicesoffered include academic advising, financial aid counseling,individual analysis of study habits, content tutoring, andassistance in career planning and decision making. Theprogram also sponsors extracurricular activities intended toenrich the student’s total experience. All students acceptedinto this program must meet eligibility requirementsas established by the institution and the PennsylvaniaDepartment of Education.TRIO Student Support ServicesProgramShelly Silvis, M.Ed., director104 Ralston HallTelephone: 393-2347E-mail address: ssilvis@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/ed-humn/sss.htmStudents admitted to the TRIO Student Support ServicesProgram are provided with developmental services whichmay include learning skills assistance, academic advising,and career and financial aid counseling. During the academicyear, workshops and on-going services which focus onacademic survival and learning-to-learn activities areoffered. A reserved section of AE 100: Reading/Study Skills,is also offered to program students. Students accepted intothe program must meet eligibility requirements establishedby the institution and the U.S. Department of Education.Upward Bound ProgramMichele A. Lagnese, M.A., project director107 Ralston HallTelephone: 393-2342E-mail address: mlagnese@clarion.eduWebsite: eagle.clarion.edu/admin/academicsupport/upwardAs part of the university’s commitment to serve thecommunity, Clarion’s Upward Bound Program is designed togenerate, in selected area high school students, the academicskills and motivation necessary for success in college.The program operates in two segments—the academicyear component and the summer residential component.Support services such as tutoring, visits to post-secondaryeducational institutions, and career and personal counselingare provided year-round. The six-week summer residential
Clarion University of Pennsylvania 27program offers program participants an opportunity toexperience college life while residing on campus. Studentsreceive intensive academic skills instruction and exposure toa variety of cultural and social activities on- and off-campus,in addition to numerous opportunities to visit other collegecampuses. Students are chosen for the program based oneligibility criteria as established by the program and theU.S. Department of Education.Extended ProgramsArthur J. Acton, Ph.D., assistant vice president foracademic affairs130 Harvey HallTelephone: 393-2774E-mail address: aacton@clarion.eduThe Office of Extended Programs coordinatesall non-credit programming and most off-campus creditprogramming, including Distance Education, ExtendedStudies, the Center for Teaching Excellence, the HealthScience Education Center, and Continuing Education.Distance Education and Extended StudiesLynne M. Lander Fleisher, associate director131 Harvey HallTelephone: 393-2778E-mail address: lfleisher@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/academic/distance/distance.htmA number of credit courses are provided each semesterusing Distance Education technologies. Some classesare delivered through the World Wide Web and some byInteractive Video Conferencing (ITV). These ITV courseslink a class at an origination site with a distant site. ITVclasses are offered between the campuses, includingVenango, Clarion, and Pittsburgh, as well as to variousother sites around the state. A detailed description and listof all current course offerings are available at www.clarion.edu/academic/distance/distance.htmExtended Studies coordinates programming foruniversity credit not on one of the university campusesor sites, including programs in area high schools or otherfacilities to provide courses or degree programs to specialpopulations or groups.The Center for Teaching ExcellenceWilliam J. Williams, Ed.D., director113 Stevens HallTelephone: 393-2776The mission of the Center for Teaching Excellence isto identify specific educational training needs for the areaeducational community, develop programs to meet thoseneeds and deliver appropriate programs. Established as anoutreach to educators in the community, the center servesas a single point of contact for area educators and ClarionUniversity faculty.Health Science Education CenterNancy Falvo, Ph.D., director330 Main Street, Clarion, PA 16214Telephone: 814-227-1901E-mail address: nfalvo1@clarion.eduThe Health Science Education Center’s mission is topromote healthy life-styles through interactive educationalprograms for individuals of all ages. Opened in May 2002,the center provides health education programs for schoolagedchildren living within a 40-mile radius of Clarion.The programs complement the current health and scienceeducation standards. All programs offered through HSEC aredelivered free of charge to school districts and communitymembers. The HSEC is responsible for the delivery of fourstatewide youth anti-tobacco initiatives: Project X (grades4-7), BUSTED! (grades 8-12), PA-SWAT (college campusbasedprogram), and PA Youth Advocacy Network (an onlineteacher resource).Continuing EducationJuanice F. Vega, M.B.A., director210 Still HallTelephone: 393-2227E-mail address: jvega@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/ceThe focus of continuing education is to organize andmake available to individuals and businesses instructionalopportunities and workforce development funding.Educational programs of all types, presented in almostany format, are developed to meet the needs of a varietyof audiences. Continuing Education works with numerouscompanies annually to coordinate and administer funding(WEDnet and CJT) for employee training.Generally, continuing education activities fall into oneof three program types: non-credit courses, open to thegeneral public without regard to educational background;corporate/organizational training that is customized to meetclient needs; and workshops, conferences, and seminarswhich provide a concentrated experience developed for aspecific group.Non-credit courses, as the name implies, do not carryacademic credit, do not require admission to the university,and generally do not have examinations or grades. Reasonsfor pursuing non-credit courses could be for gaining jobskills, personal or professional development, intellectualenrichment, or just plain fun.Accelerated ProgramStudents who take three summer terms of 10 weeks eachmay finish the four-year course in three years.pages i-viiAcademic Information
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