This handbook describes the rules and responsibilities of the officers of the New Jersey School Media Association, including: president; president elect; vice-president; recording secretary; corresponding secretary; treasurer; member-at-large; and committee members. Also included is a statement of procedures for reimbursement and a copy of the…

Provides a state-by-state listing of instructional television specialists, most of whom work for educational television stations. (IRT)

This listing provides directory information on U.S. programs of advanced study for professionals working with children and adults with deafness or hearing impairments. The programs are designed to develop professional leadership among rehabilitation counselors, psychologists, audiologists, media personnel, and others. Schools are listed by state…

Presents a directory of agencies that consult with school library media specialists for the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Northern Mariana Islands, Pacific Islands Trust Territory, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. (LRW)

This directory lists refugee mental health proessionals and paraprofessionals alphabetically by state and profession. Each entry provides the person's name, home and office address, and day and night telephone numbers. Thereafter, the person's area of expertise, related experience, and additional activities are listed, followed by types of…

This manual is a cross-referenced directory to film industry personnel and services available in the State of Texas. The Who's Who section contains an alphabetical listing of companies and individuals in the state engaged in some aspect of motion picture or video production. These listings include brief summaries of each company and individuals'…

This directory of university and college programs for personnel in deafness lists programs for training teachers, for training professional specialists, and for training interpreters. Usually included is an address, contact information (telephone numbers, e-mail, Web site), program level (undergraduate/graduate), director's name, number of…

Provides a list of teacher-training programs to prepare educators for teaching children with hearing impairments, a list of programs of advanced study for professional specialists, and programs for training interpreters of sign language. Programs are listed by state. (CR)

Presents a compilation of school library media certification requirements taken from responses to a national survey. For each state, existing certificates or endorsements are listed, along with credit hours and/or experience required, whether it is an accredited or approved program, and required subject areas or competencies. A directory of…

This directory of university and college programs for personnel in deafness lists, alphabetically by state, programs for training teachers, programs for training professional specialists, and programs for training interpreters. Complete contact information (names, addresses, telephone numbers, e-mail, Web site) is provided. (DB)

This annual directory lists university and college programs for personnel in deafness including programs for training teachers, programs for professional specialists, and programs for training interpreters. Listings typically include program name, location, contact person, level, and enrollment. (DB)

This directory provides information on training programs for personnel in deafness including teachers of the hearing impaired, professional specialists in hearing impairment (rehabilitation counselors, psychologists, audiologists, media personnel and others), and interpreters. Within each broad category, programs are listed alphabetically by state…

Membership in the National Association of Educational Broadcasters is listed by individuals and by institutional associates, including school systems and colleges, community corporations, state authorities, and commercial and manufacturing firms. Titles, addresses, and affiliations are provided for individual members. A telephone directory of…

The 1992-93 directory of college and university personnel preparation programs lists (1) programs for training teachers of the deaf, by state; (2) programs for professional specialists (i.e., rehabilitation counselors, psychologists, audiologists, media personnel, and others); and (3) programs for training interpreters. (DB)

This directory of programs updates earlier studies and provides a comprehensive source for persons interested in instructional technology careers. Sixty-one institutions responded to surveys which were sent to the president of each state instructional technology association affiliated with AECT, each program identified in the 1969-71 study, and…