41. Clackamas County Extension Staff Visit the family and Community Development Program's Home programs focus on devlopingvolunteer leaders to teach Soil Science from the University of hawaii. http://extension.oregonstate.edu/clackamas/staff.html

Select A Page 4-H Youth Aquatic Health Family Program Forestry Small Farms County Home Calendar Other Links Our Office OSU Home Page Clackamas County Extension 200 Warner-Milne Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 Phone: (503) 655-8631 Fax: (503) 655-8636 E-mail Us Here Clackamas County Extension Staff County Agents Mike Bondi Mike Bondi is a professor in the Forestry and Christmas Tree Program. He teaches forestry and natural resource management skills. Programs focus on educating nonindustrial private forest owners, students and teachers, Christmas tree managers and workers, professional foresters and the public on issues relating to the wise use and management of forest and tree resources. Visit the Forestry Program's Home Page. Marjorie Braker Marjorie Braker, associate professor, Family and Community Development Program, teacfhes and facilitates educational programs primarily focused on diet, nutrition, health and family finance in the three metro counties. She provides curriculum support for Extension's Food and Nutrition Educator Volunteer program. Visit the Family and Community Development Program's Home Page.

42. AAFCS: Distance Learning Programs HHE 667 Organization Implementation of health Education health Promotion programs. Universityof hawaii. CHFD 2100 Introduction to Child family Development. http://www.aafcs.org/education/distance.html

Course Title Credit Competency Based University Contact Person CSM 441 Consumer Communications University of Alabama B. Gibbs CSM 204 Introduction to Personal Financial Planning University of Alabama C. Fulmer CSM 304 Intermediate Topics in Personal Financial Planning University of Alabama J. Brakefield CSM 425 Consumer Conflict Resolution University of Alabama W. Hodge CSM 475 Home-Based Business University of Alabama P. Parker CSM 493 Directed Individual Studies University of Alabama Staff CTD 261 Textiles University of Alabama L. Roper

43. TheHawaiiChannel - Health Watch 4 - Teens Prefer Talking To Mom About Drugs mothers may be logical targets for drugeducation and intervention programs. and normalizing drug talks by integrating them into normal family routines, as http://www.thehawaiichannel.com/health/1937642/detail.html','width=450,height=22

Career Center Automotive Travel Legal Center ... Health Watch 4 Email This Story Print This Story Teens Prefer Talking To Mom About Drugs Study Finds 'Normalizing' Drug Talks More Effective POSTED: 11:48 a.m. EST January 27, 2003 When it comes to talking about serious subjects, such as taking drugs, U.S. teens apparently believe that mother knows best, according to a Pennsylvania State University study. "Seventy percent of the adolescents in my study stated that they were more comfortable discussing important topics with their mothers," said Dr. Michelle Miller-Day, assistant professor of communication arts and sciences in Penn State's College of Liberal Arts. Miller-Day found that 12 percent of teens favored talking with their fathers, while 7.4 percent preferred grandparents, 7.4 percent went to siblings, and 3 percent preferred talking with other extended family members. "Neither race nor gender had any significant impact on the overall tendency of teenagers to confide in their mothers," Miller-Day said. The study, which was based on a survey of 67 teenagers ages 11 to 17, was published in a recent issue of the

44. HMSA Community Programs Community programs. Commission on the Status of Women; Kaho'omiki, hawaii's Councilon In addition, HMSA employees, family members and friends volunteer their http://www.hmsa.com/community/programs.asp

Advanced Search Community Partnerships Community Programs Honowai Playground Project ... Community Programs Community Programs As part of our continuing commitment to our members and the community, HMSA actively promotes health and wellness by participating in and sponsoring hundreds of health education activities each year, including: 5 A Day campaign and the 5 A Day Friends promote the importance of eating five servings of fruits and vegetables every day to reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, diabetes and other diseases. Song Contest Bike Rallies were held in various locations to prepare children ages 4 to 15 for safety skills and drills, and to conduct proper bike and helmet safety checks. "Express Yourself - Drug-Free" is held each February, the rally is held at the capitol for 7th and 8th graders, featuring research projects on health and substance abuse, debate of key issues with legislators, and a resource fair. Honowai Playground Project developed a safe, age-appropriate play station in Waipahu to encourage active play every day. A book, Honowai: Creating a Community-Built Playground , has also been published about the collaborative process.

45. HMSA Community Events balance, posture, fall prevention and nutrition for seniors This program will educatepatients, family members and Call the hawaii Lupus Foundation at (800) 201 http://www.hmsa.com/community/calendar/hawaii.asp

Advanced Search Community Partnerships Community Programs Community Events ... Community Events Hawaii Hawaii Health and Fitness Family Fun Support Groups Health and Fitness Ongoing Body Power HMSA's three-week series on fitness helps you plan your complete exercise program to include aerobics, strength training, flexibility and balance. Free for HMSA members; fee for nonmembers if space is available. Call to preregister. (808) 935-5441 (Hilo), (808) 329-5291 (Kona). www.HMSA.com/myhealth Ongoing Health Odyssey HMSA offers a five-week series of fun health-education classes on lifestyle management with information on nutrition, wellness, fitness and stress management. Free for HMSA members; fee for nonmembers if space is available. Call to preregister. (808) 935-5441 (Hilo), (808) 329-5291 (Kona). www.HMSA.com/myhealth Ongoing Positively Pregnant Workshops HMSA and Kapiolani Medical Center co-sponsor a free three-hour class for couples planning or expecting a baby. Topics include baby's development, common discomforts of pregnancy, exercise and nutrition, changes for mom, and signs of complications. Open to all. Call for class schedule and registration. Neighbor Islands, 1 (888) 577-8305. Ongoing Senior Odyssey HMSA's five-week series promotes independent living for older adults, focusing on balance, posture, fall prevention and nutrition for seniors. Free for HMSA members; fee for nonmembers if space is available. Call to preregister. (808) 935-5441 (Hilo), (808) 329-5291 (Kona).

46. Mental Health: Youth Violence - RADM Kenneth P. Moritsugu, M.D., M.P.H. Honors in Classical Languages from the University of hawaii in 1967 been an activeparticipant in the Donor family Recognition programs in Washington http://www.mentalhealth.org/youthviolence/moritsugu.asp

Youth Violence: A Report of the Surgeon General Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon General 1999. Mental Health: Culture, Race, Ethnicity - Supplement Youth Violence: A Report of the Surgeon General ... Return to Surgeon General Reports Homepage CMHS Programs Go to... Child, Adolescent, Family Community Support Disaster Mental Health HIV/AIDS Homelessness Mental Health Statistics Special Programs and Initiatives State Planning About CMHS CMHS Homepage Homepage RADM Kenneth P. Moritsugu, M.D., M.P.H. Deputy Surgeon General Rear Admiral Kenneth P. Moritsugu, M.D., M.P.H., was appointed the Deputy Surgeon General by Assistant Secretary for Health and Surgeon General David Satcher on October 1, 1998. A career officer in the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Service, Admiral Moritsugu served as an Assistant Surgeon General beginning with Surgeon General C. Everett Koop in 1988. Dr. Moritsugu was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. After attending Chaminade College for two years, he received his Baccalaureate Degree with Honors in Classical Languages from the University of Hawaii in 1967, an M.D. from the George Washington University School of Medicine in 1971 and an M.P.H. in Health Administration and Planning from the University of California, Berkeley in 1975. He began his Public Health Service (PHS) career in 1968 and completed three tours of duty while in medical school. These included assignments in Community Nursing in Washington, Forensic Psychiatry at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, D.C. and Leprosy Research and Clinical Care at the USPHS Hospital in San Francisco. Having completed residences in Internal Medicine and in Preventive Medicine, Admiral Moritsugu is Board Certified in Preventive Medicine; holds Fellowships in the American College of Preventive Medicine; the Royal Society of Health and Royal Society of Medicine; and is a Certified Correctional Health Professional.

47. Community Nutrition Action Program State Contacts Fort Valley State College 1890 Extension programs 1005 State College Drive Fort Dr.Erlinda L. Demeterio Chair, Consumer family Sciences Unit, CES hawaii. http://www.nal.usda.gov:8001/Training/states.html

Community Nutrition Action Program State Contacts AMERICAN SAMOA Dr. Carol S. Whitaker State Coordinator , FNS Land Grant Program, American Samoa College P.O. Box 5319 Pago Pago, AS 96799 Tel: (684) 699-1394 Fax: (684) 699-4595 Email: wit@elele.peacesat.hawaii.edu ALABAMA Dr. Eunice A. Bonsi Nutrition Educator/Family Life Specialist Tuskegee University Kellogg Conference Center Extension/Continuing Education Office Tuskegee, AL 36088 Tel: (334) 727-8816/8601 Fax: (334) 724-4199 Email: ebonsi@acd.tusk.edu Dr. Barbara Struempler Nutrition Specialist 207 Duncan Hall Auburn University, AL 36849 Tel: (334) 844-2217 Fax: (334) 844-5354 Email: bstruemp@acenet.auburn.edu ALASKA Dr. Bret Luick Alaska Cooperative Extension University of Alaska-Fairbanks AHRB106-Room Fairbanks, AK 99775-6180 Tel: (907) 474-6338 Fax: (907) 474-7439 Email: ffbrl@aurora.alaska.edu

48. Faculty Directory Ph.D., University of hawaii) Professor Mather child abuse and neglect; family violence;neighborhood of Medicine Director of Graduate programs Mather Memorial http://www.cwru.edu/artsci/anth/professors/directory.html

Faculty Directory Cynthia M. Beall (Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University) Sarah Idell Pyle Professor, Director, Evolutionary Biology Steering Committee, Secondary Appointment Department of Anatomy CWRU School of Medicine Co-Director, Center for Research on Tibet Mather Memorial, room 217 Phone: 216-368-2277 E-mail: cmb2@po.cwru.edu Physical anthropology; human growth, development and aging; human ecology; nomads; Andes, Tibet, Himalayas, Mongolia. Publications Rachel R. Chapman (Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles) Assistant Professor Mather Memorial, room 214 Phone: 216-368-2279 E-mail: rrc3@po.cwru.edu Social cultural anthropology; urban health, racial and ethnic disparities in health, reproductive health; gender systems; women's health; political economy; medical anthropology; medical pluralism; applied international health; Africa; Mozambique; United States. Publications Thomas J. Csordas (Ph.D., Duke University) Professor Armington Professor of Anthropology and Religion Chair of Anthropology Mather Memorial, room 236

49. Nevada CheckUp - Home Page Georgia — PeachCare for Kids. hawaii — hawaii QUEST. Michigan — MIChild.Minnesota — Minnesota health Care programs. New Jersey — NJ family Care. http://nevadacheckup.state.nv.us/Helpfullinks.htm

DIVISION OF HEALTH CARE FINANCING AND POLICY NEVADA CHECK UP HELPFUL LINKS Advocacy American Academy of Pediatrics Child Welfare League of America (CWLA) Families USA Family Voices ... National Association of Child Advocates Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs (AMCHP) Institute for Child Health Policy National Policy Center for CSHCN Federal Resources Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Insure Kids Now Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) Foundations The Annie E. Casey Foundation The Commonwealth Fund David and Lucile Packard Foundation The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation ... W.K. Kellogg Foundation Local and State Based Associations Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs (AMCHP) Mental Health Center for Child Health and Mental Health Policy Nevada State Agencies/Programs: Child and Adolescent Health Department of Human Resources Health Division Baby Your Baby ... omen,

50. Nursing Informatics WWWsite Links - Family Related Sites: The Collaborative Nurs to reduce domestic abuse in hawaii for over a to improve reproductive and familyhealth around the delivery interventions, training and information programs. http://www.nursing-informatics.com/kwantlen/wwwsites9.html

...:::FAMILY RELATED SITES:::... AAFP Family Health and Medical Guide User friendly resources for families from the American Academy of Family Physicians. Includes Self-Care Flowcharts, Healthy Living Guidelines, Kid's Health, Drug information and more. Center for Human Caring Science Child and Family Canada Council on Family Health Educating Consumers on the Safe and Proper Use of Medicine. A nonprofit organization established in 1966, is dedicated to educating consumers about the proper use of nonprescription and prescription medicines, dietary supplements, home safety and personal health. Critical Theory of the Family Entire book (out of print) by historian Mark Poster, Professor of History at University of California - Irvine. "People are intensely interested in finding out how the family is faring, how it has evolved from the past and what forms it may take in the future. Yet social science does not have an adequate definition of the family, or a coherent set of categories from which to analyze it, or a rigorous conceptual scheme to specify what is significant about it. The purpose of this book is to demonstrate the weaknesses of existing theories of the family in the fields of history, sociology and psychology and to offer at least the beginnings of a more adequate theory." Domestic Violence Clearinghouse The Domestic Violence Clearinghouse and Legal Hotline (DVCLH) has been working to reduce domestic abuse in Hawaii for over a decade. We are the only agency in the State whose services are uniquely designed to provide civil legal assistance and advocacy to domestic abuse victims, and whose caseload is comprised exclusively of these victims.

51. Videos/Workshops/Programs family resource centres and other communitybased programs to find Work Options Inc.,hawaii, USA. for balancing and surviving the stresses of work and family. http://www.cfc-efc.ca/family_work/video.htm

Videos/Workshops/Programs PARENTS AT HOME Parenting Pre-school and School-Aged Children Stay Safe, Stay Alert – animated video Canada Safety Council Nobody’s Perfect Program, a parenting program which focuses on the first 5 years. Includes information on children’s health, safety, development and behaviour. A training program and resource materials are provided for facilitators. For more information contact: macaulay@frp.ca. Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs and affiliated agencies Baby’s First Months; What do we do now? Covers every aspect of newborn care with solid, practical information. Video - 59 minutes, Contact Canadian Paediatric Society at (613) 526-9397. Canadian Paediatric Society Growing Up with Your Child- Volume One: Parenting Your New-born Baby". Provides expert information on health and practical approaches to parenting. 1993. Video – 72 minutes. Canadian Paediatric Society A comprehensive, multi-media information package for parents developed by internationally-known parenting experts and authors, Penelope Leach, Barbara Coloroso, Martha Sears, William Sears, Otto Weinenger Included in the parent kit: Video, 30 minutes, "An Introduction to Joyful and Confident Parenting" featuring interviews with author-experts and profiles and interviews of families

52. Hawaii hawaii Data. . . . . TOTAL, . . . . . COURSE OFFERED. 199495. family and ConsumerSciences Education programs. Pre 9th. Sec. Adult. Post Sec. Total. http://www.facse.org/state/hi/1.htm

Hawaii Data TWO YEAR ENROLLMENT PATTERN Enrollment /Levels Total Enrollment Total Enrollment Pre 9th Grade Secondary (grades 9-12) Adult Postsecondary Below the Baccalaureate Degree Total ENROLLMENT BY POPULATIONS Pre 9th Sec Adult Post Sec Total Occupational Family and Consumer Science Education Enrollment by Specific Populations Sec Adult Post Sec Total How many males were served? How many disadvantaged students were served? How many disabled students were served? Pre 9th Sec Adult Post Sec Total How Many Males were enrolled in FACS courses How many students enrolled in FACS courses were disadvantaged How many students enrolled in FACS courses were disabled ENROLLMENT IN ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED AREAS Family and Consumer Sciences Education Enrollment in Economically Depressed Areas per PL 98-524 Pre 9th Sec Adult Post Sec Total How many students were served in economically depressed areas PL 98-524 Pre 9th Sec Adult Post Sec Total How many students were served in economically depressed areas ENROLLMENT BY CIP CODES Family and Consumer Sciences Edducation by CIP Codes Pre 9th Sec Adult Post Sec Total 20.0101 Comprehensive

53. Nutrition Graduate Programs, Pacific Coast U.S.A. specialization often enter Ph.D. programs at other studies; nutrition studies; homeand family life education University of hawaii at Manoa College of Tropical http://www.gradschools.com/listings/farwest/nutrition_farwest.html

NUTRITION Graduate Schools, Pacific Coast United States Sponsoring Institutions: University of California, Davis - International Agricultural Development Washington State University Spokane Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: Bastyr University Nutrition 14500 Juanita Drive Northeast Kenmore, WA 98028 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: Degrees Offered: M.S. Click here for details on how the Access Group can help you finance this program -> California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Graduate Studies Office Food Science and Nutrition Admissons Office, Bldg. 1, Room 206 San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: A specialization designed to prepare students for research, development, and technical management positions within all segments of the food industry including appointments with both USDA and FDA. Students choosing the nutritional science option can prepare for leadership roles in education, and food service institutions, or become research technologists, consultants, or clinical dietitians. Students completing this specialization often enter Ph.D. programs at other universities. Degrees Offered: M.S. - Agriculture, Food Science and Nutrition Specialization

54. Charlotte.BabyZone.com -- Your Local Guide To Pregnancy And Parenting Resources Juice bar, pro shop and nutrition programs. Lifeworks health Fitness 2813 ColtsgateRd. http://charlotte.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Health and Fitness

55. FCIC - The Handbook - U.S. Military Consumer Services Programs Michael Schafer programs, Personnel family Readiness (MRT Isaac Templeton, Director,Soldier and family Support 4700 Exchange Marine Corps Base hawaii PO Box http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/crh/military.htm

Useful addresses, phone numbers, and websites Order/View a copy of the printed Consumer Action Handbook Link to the Consumer Action Website Middle School Lesson Plan (Teacher's Guide) Tips on: Cars Education Employment Food and Nutrition ... Disabilities U.S. Military Consumer Services Programs U.S. Military Family Centers Family Centers, located on most military installations, provide information, life skills education, and support services to military members and their families. One of the primary functions of the Family Center is to like customers with appropriate services available in the local community or through state and federal assistance programs. In this role, the Family Center director develops working parterships with organizations such as local health and human services, churches, school systems, employment assistance, law enforcement, recreation, and other service providers. "Family Centers" is a generic term that includes all Military Departments. Each Service refers to the "Family Center" by a different name. If you cannot locate a Family Center, please contact your respective military branch's headquarters office listed below. The designation "DSN" preceeding some of the phone numbers, refers to the military phone system and does not apply to the civilian sector. Access to a directory of Family Centers by Service and by State is available through the Military Family Resource Center (MFRC) web site at http://mfrc.calib.com

56. HSR Publication Category: Outreach And Enrollment (Prepared for hawaii Department of between the South Carolina Maternal and ChildHealth and Medicaid programs for the Provision of family Support Services http://www.hsrnet.com/pubs/pub24.htm

Adolescent Health At-Risk Children Benefit Design Case Management ... Nutrition Education Outreach and Enrollment People with Disabilities Performance Measurement Prevention Quality Monitoring ... Worker Compensation SCHIP: Implementing Effective Programs and Understanding Their Impact, an online learning program This online learning program is based on two classroom workshops offered in June and September 1998 by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's User Liaison Program, and summarizes presentations designed to assist State health policymakers in understanding the dynamics of SCHIP implementation and accessing and using research findings to develop and implement their initial SCHIP programs. (Prepared for AHRQ, Ongoing) Regional State Team-Building Workshops on the State Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Executive Summary 50 kb file Between December of 1998 and May of 1999, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and its centers the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT), the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP), and the Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) sponsored four 2-day State team-building workshops on CHIP to provide multidisciplinary teams from States with information about national outreach efforts and strategies for expanding mental health and substance abuse benefits under CHIP. The workshops were held in Texas, South Carolina, Rhode Island, and Alaska. (Prepared for CSAT Division of State and Community Assistance, 1999)

57. CACFP - State Child Nutrition Agencies Koko Head Avenue Honolulu, hawaii 96816 Phone Director nutrition Services BranchHealth Human SFSP State Director family nutrition programs State Department http://www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/care/Contacts/StateAgencies.htm

U.S. Department of Agriculture Eat Smart. Play Hard.™ Search Site Map ... USDA CHOOSE THE FIRST LETTER OF THE STATE YOU WISH TO FIND A B C D E F G H I J K L M N ... P Q R S T U ... W Alabama NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Child Nutrition Programs Alabama Department of Education Gordon Persons Building 50 North Ripley Street, Room 5301 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-2101 Phone: 334-242-1988 Fax: 334-242-2475 Alaska NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Child Nutrition Programs 801 West 10th Street, Suite 200 Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894 Phone: 907-465-8708 Fax: 907-465-8910 Arizona NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Student Services State Department of Education 1535 West Jefferson Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Phone: 602-542-8709 Fax: 602-542-3818 Arkansas NSLP (Public) State Director Child Nutrition Section Department of Education Executive Building Suite 404 2020 West 3rd Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72205-4465 Phone: 501-324-9502 Fax: 501-324-9595 Arkansas NSLP (Private), CACFP, SFSP State Director Special Nutrition Programs Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Education Department of Human Services Post Office Box 1437, Slot 705

58. American Dietetic Association Foundation you or does someone in your family have access Grown weary of using that hawaii timeshare every innovation and marketdriven change in educational programs. http://www.adaf.org/insiderreport/06-00.htm

Home ADAF Board ADAF Initiatives Insider's Report ... eatright.org June, 2000 FOUNDATION RECEIVES AN UNRESTRICTED GIFT OF $10,000 FROM ROSS LABORATORIES The ADA Foundation is happy to accept this generous gift from Ross Laboratories in recognition of the Foundation’s partnership in releasing a Public Service Announcement (PSA) regarding the impact of soy intake on menopause. The PSA was prepared by Ross and reviewed by Foundation Chairman Polly Fitz as well as ADA staff. Look for this special announcement in your local media. FOUNDATION RECEIVES AN UNRESTRICTED GIFT OF $10,000 FROM THE GERALD J. AND DOROTHY R. FRIEDMAN NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH Dr. Friedman is a retired endocrinologist and cardiovascular disease specialist. He is a past President of the Medical Board of Beth Israel Hospital and served for 30 years as Medical Director for UPS International. The Freidmans have indicated that this is the first in a series of gifts to ADA Foundation. They have given generously to Tufts University and have established a chair at the school in nephrology. FOUNDATION WELCOMES NEW BOARD MEMBERS Ken Wear , of Mobile, Alabama, has been selected to join the ADA Foundation Board of Directors. Ken is a past Chair of the ADAF with a wealth of background and experience in corporate fundraising. The Foundation holds a scholarship in Ken’s name that provides financial support for minority applicants. Ken will join the Foundation Board as both Director and Secretary. Special congratulations to Ken who has been selected to receive the prestigious Copher Award in 2000.

59. UHM 2001-2001 Catalog: Tropical Agriculture And Human Resources: Family Resource ctahr.hawaii.edu Web www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/FCS. study the changing functions ofthe family, the roles of its members, and the community programs and policies http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/01-02/academic_units/ctahr/famr.htm

Navigation got you confused? Try our SITE MAP Technical problems? Email our webmaster Click here to return to the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Contents page. Family and Consumer Sciences Miller 110 2515 Campus Road Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-8105 Fax: (808) 956-2239 E-mail: FCS@ctahr.hawaii.edu Web: www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/FCS Faculty B. A. Harger, PhD (Chair)textiles, personality and dress L. L. Arthur, PhDhistory of costumes, social-psychological aspects of dress R. A. Caulfield, PhDinfancy, childhood, human development D. R. Ching, PhDagricultural leadership D. L. F. Chung, MEdfashion design D. H. Davidson, PhDcross-cultural child rearing, life span development B. De Baryshe, PhDparenting, family resilience C. A. Dickson, PhDfashion merchandising, international textile products markets J. W. Engel, PhDfamily relationships, marriage development G. F. Fong, EdDfamily resource management A. M. Fontes, MSleadership and personal development C. S. Ikeda, MEdtechnology and education

60. Rural Education Resource : Publications : Research : JRRE Abstracts : Volume 14, in the area of preservice programs, licensure and State University, Chico Honolulu,hawaii Vol. familyFocused Rural Early Intervention Personnel Preparation http://www.mcrel.org/programs/rural/publications/vol14_no2.html

document.write(style); Fall 1998, Volume 14, Number 2 Preparing Special Education Personnel for Rural Schools: Current Practices and Future Directions Barbara L. Ludlow West Virginia University Vol. 14. No. 2, pp. 57-75 Meeting the Nutrition and Feeding Needs of Children with Disabilities: A Training Model for Health and Education Personnel in the Outer Pacific Wendy L. Tada and Marion Taylor Baer University of Hawaii University of Southern California Nancy B. Robinson and Henry Ichiho California State University, Chico Honolulu, Hawaii Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 76-84 Family-Focused Rural Early Intervention Personnel Preparation: Family Stories and Student Development Gretchen Butera West Virginia University Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 85-94 Circumstances of practice in rural communities and the rapidly changing professional environment of early intervention present challenges to effective personnel preparation. Case study and ethnographic methods used in the context of student-family field-based experiences appear promising for guiding students in understanding family perspectives and in developing personal theories about early interventions in rural settings. These personnel preparation processes have the effect of helping students engage in a life-long process of establishing their own professional identities.

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