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Development Of A Model Of Student Personnel Services For Bucks County Community College, Howard J. Freas

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

Bucks County Community College (BCCC) has been without a Chief Student Personnel Officer since 1972. The different student personnel organization structures that have been used since 1968 are reviewed in this paper. Since 1972, student services have lacked direction, a philosophy, a rationale of operation, an overall set of goals and objectives and cohesion. The purpose of the writes was to propose a student personnel organizational structure that will serve to motivate the personnel to develop philosophy, rationale, goals and objectives which in turn will lead to cohesion and directional planning. The assumption was that a structure different from those …

Master Of Science In Computer-Based Learning With Specialization Areas In Adult Education, Electronic Education, Training And Learning 1986-87, Nova Southeastern University

College of Engineering and Computing Course Catalogs

No abstract provided.

Computer-Based Graduate Programs In Computer Education 1986-87 Catalog, Nova Southeastern University

College of Engineering and Computing Course Catalogs

No abstract provided.

Nova University Programs For Higher Education 1986–1987 Catalog, Nova University

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice College Archive

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Nova University Program For School Leadership Development National Ed.D. Program For Educational Leaders 1986–1987 Catalog, Nova University

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice College Archive

No abstract provided.

Nova University Center For The Advancement Of Education 1986-1987 Catalog, Nova University

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice College Archive

No abstract provided.

Lawyers Above The Law, Gustave Harrow

Nova Law Review

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Congress Demands Stricter Child-Support Enforcement: Florida Requires Major Reforms To Comply, Maureen Gallen

Nova Law Review

Millions of American children live in poverty.1 Many of these children

live in single-parent families and receive little or no support from

their absent parent.'

Nova Law Journal Full Issue

Nova Law Review

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Training Lawyers For The Powerless: What Law Schools Should Do To Develop Public Interest Lawyers, Jan C. Costello

Nova Law Review

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Nova Law Review 10, 2

Nova Law Review

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The Integration Of Responsibility And Values: Legal Education In An Alternative Consciousness Of Lawyering And Law, Howard Lesnick

Nova Law Review

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Teaching First-Year Students: The Inevitability Of A Political Agenda, Leon Letwin

Nova Law Review

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Civil Procedure, William Vandercreek, Kimberly L. King

Nova Law Review

Disqualification of judges generally is governed by Rule 1.432 and

Florida Statutes chapter 38. Grounds which will support a suggestion

of disqualification are stated in section 38.02.

Contracts*, Keara M. O'Dempsey

Nova Law Review

The Florida Supreme Court during the Survey period of January 1

through November 30, 1985, decided cases involving a wide variety of

contracts: insurance, antenuptial, employment, sale of goods, sale of

real property, mortgage, option and settlement.

Criminal Procedure And The Florida Supreme Court In 1985 - Watching The Pendulum Swing, Bruce A. Zimet

Nova Law Review

In 1985, the Florida Supreme Court addressed numerous important

issues relating to criminal procedure. This article will review and

analyze significant 1985 Florida Supreme Court decisions.

Florida's New Rules Of Professional Conduct, Howard Messing

Nova Law Review

This article considers the ethical directives contained in Florida's

New Rules of Professional Conduct adopted by the Florida Bar late in

1984.

If It Moves, Search It: California V. Carney Applies The Automobile Exception To Motor Homes, David C. Hawkins

Nova Law Review

The fourth amendment1 is a revolutionary construct. It was intended

by the constitutional framers to safeguard the people of the republic

from the arbitrary exercise of governmental authority.2

Torts, Paul R. Joseph

Nova Law Review

Throughout the law there are powerful forces which are resistant

to change. The need for continuity and stability, the need to be able to

plan one's actions with some assurance as to the outcome of proposed

courses of conduct, argue for the status quo.

Lowe V. Securities And Exchange Commission: The Deterioration Of Financial Newsletter Regulation, Lori Denise Coffman

Nova Law Review

In Lowe v. Securities and Exchange Commission,1 the Supreme

Court granted certiorari to determine whether the Securities and Exchange

Commission (hereinafter the SEC) had the authority under the

Investment Adviser's Act2 (hereinafter the Act) to enjoin the publication

of a financial newsletter by an unregistered financial adviser.

911: The Call That No One Answered, Douglas L. Bates

Nova Law Review

Across the country, municipalities are updating their public service

agencies with the addition of advanced "911" emergency telephone

systems.

The Identification By Using Dacum Of Maternity Nursing Competencies For Public Health Nurses, Janet Garzone Kosidlak

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

The Virginia State Department of Health is committed to improving pregnancy outcome. Of the many initiatives that deal with improving pregnancy outcomes, upgrading public health nursing practices in maternity nursing is essential. This Practicum used the DACUM process to identify the competencies public health nurses needed to provide maternity nursing services to pregnant women during the prenatal period.

A DACUM Committee was selected. committee members represented nursing faculty, nurse practitioners, staff nurses, nursing consultants and a nursing supervisor. The DACUM process steps were followed: (1) the job was defined, (2) the general areas of responsibilities identified, (3) the tasks for …

A Study To Assess The Need At Oral Roberts University For A Specialized Seminar To Deal With Skills For Answering The Essay Question, Vercella Evelyn Manning

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

The purpose of this study was to assess the extent of need and willingness of students to participate in a special student seminar which should be focused on the essay question, and to determine the likelihood of their attendants. One hundred Oral Roberts University students from Cross Cultural classes were the subjects of this study. They completed a survey instrument designed to provide data for the above purpose.

Responses to the five questions of the survey indicated the following: (1) The subjects considered the objective question to be more difficult than the essay question by a small margin (50% to …

Developing Study Skills Of First Graders Through Direct Teaching Of A Sequential Program Involving Listening To Follow Directions, Bonnie J. Locicero

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

A sequential approach to daily independent work involving direct teaching of integrated board work, and activities to build the skill of listening to follow directions was developed and implemented by the author for use with first grade elementary students. The program’s aims were to develop study and the skills of listening to follow directions, to increase time on task during independent work time.

The program contained the following basic components; pre and post inventories of on task behavior, with samples taken at 15 minute intervals; pre and posttests of the kill of listening to follow directions; implementation of direct teaching …

The Nova Knight Volume 4: Number 7, Nova Southeastern University

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

The Design And Implementation Of A Speech, Drama, And Communications Course For Junior High Students, Virginia H. Miller

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

A semester elective fine arts course for junior high students in speech, drama, and communications was designed and implemented by the author for a private Christian day school in a metropolitan Florida city. The school serves 630 students in grades kindergarten-four through nine. The project's goals were to expand the school's fine arts program, to address the personal needs of the adolescent, and to increase the interactions between the school's junior high and primary and elementary students.

Following preliminary activities to assess and evaluate present skills, needs, and interests, students proceeded through sequence of activities to achieve objectives in four …

A Survey Of Student Religious Attitude At Tusculum College To Determine If An Increased Religious Life Program Could Impact Retention., Stephen R. Weisz

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

This study sought to discover if there was a significant difference between freshmen and sophomores enrolled at Tusculum College during the Spring of 1985 in terms of religious beliefs and spiritual attitudes. This study was undertaken because a low interest in religious activities was observed among students during their first two years on the Tusculum campus. Tusculum is a four-year liberal arts college related to the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. The study was conducted shortly after a report was released that indicated that only twenty-three percent of the freshman Class entering in 1981 would be graduating from the college at the …

Improvement Of Cafeteria Behavior Through The Use Of Behavior Modification, Joseph S. Ronca

Abraham S. Fischler College of Education ETD Archive

The practicum was entitled “Improvement of Cafeteria Behavior Through the Use of Behavior Modification”. The setting was an elementary school consisting of kindergarten through sixth grade. Previous methods for controlling lunchroom behaviors were not effective. By setting up a behavior modification system in which appropriate behavior was reinforced, the noise level was controlled and at least 60% of the class earned the opportunity to receive a weekly reward for following cafeteria rules. Furthermore, the project was successful enough that he faulty and administration wished for it to be an ongoing program.

The Nova Knight Volume 4: Number 6, Nova Southeastern University

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

The Nova Knight Volume 4: Number 5, Nova Southeastern University

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.