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- Mangino's contract outlines probe November 21, 2009
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Background: This Dragonfly County theme was inspired by innovative “grassroots” Kaw Valley Heritage Alliance initiatives before KVHA's non-profit business formation (1997) …
http://www2.ljworld.com/marketplace/b…
On Join the movement
21 May 2009
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As a registered KU Continuing Education life-long learning student and USNR Viet Nam Veteran, my academic freedom were officially curtailed by a nameless (shielded) cadre of “Status Quo Keepers” …
After consulting with Fort Leavenworh's Advocate General staff, I chose to “make waves” with our more innovative inter-regional higher learning organizations - Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU).
See this related PBworks article: http://futurethought.pbworks.com/Land…
On KU's interim provost leaving for job at Ohio State
20 May 2009
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See related PBworks background article about this innovative program to help neutralize “Nature Deficit Disorder” as described by KU-Alum Richard Louv in “Lasr Child in the Woods” …
http://minnesotafuturist.pbworks.com/…
On Local elementary students headed into the wild blue yonder to learn about a nearby natural landmark.
20 May 2009
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This Knowledge Management Organizational Learning (KMOL) benchmark shows KU Board of Regents institutions are NOT well prepared to effectively challenge 21st Century Learners …
Retirement or transfer of “status quo” keepers enables evading public sector accountability for flawed executive succession planning.
Operational Continuity Assurance narrative is here:
@ http://futurethought.pbworks.com/Neur…
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User talk:RJBurkhart - Wikipedia (SNA-kes)
Where SNA = Social Network Analysis & kes = knowledge engineering skills
IF: Effective EarthSea-Keeping collaboration practices overcome prevailing (status quo)
compartmented complacency and Zero-sum games to assure sustainable wellbeing …
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On KU's interim provost leaving for job at Ohio State
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I agree! Stan Roth is an authentic “hometown hero” who's coached, mentored or tutored many local students to excel in bio-science … Among his inspired “thought leaders” in this Wakarusa Wetland Learners outreach program are Rex Powell, Alison Reber and Jon Standing …
On Young students get close-up with nature
19 May 2009
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As a prelude to exhibiting at Wichita's Podstock Genfest, KVHA's Digital Jaywalker captured these Imagination and Place video clips of 2009 EarthCare Kaw Valley Voices: http://gallery.me.com/burkhartmnus#10…
On Young students get close-up with nature
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Lawrence Breakfast Optimists Club (LBOC) co-sponsored this event as part of an innovative “bioneering outreach pilot programs” to promote adaptive outdoor recreation venues that celebrate our biodiversity: http://www2.ljworld.com/marketplace/b…
On Young students get close-up with nature
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An outstanding example of how hands-on “blended visual learning” cultivates a shared sense of place & wonder …
Both video features help collaborators from Kaw Valley Heritage Alliance (KVHA), Jayhawk Audubon Society (JAS) and Grasslands Heritage Foundation (GHF) empower our community's future thought leaders to become social responsibility pathfinders …
Use Keyword KVHA to learn more at LJWorld's Marketplace: http://www2.ljworld.com/marketplace/l…
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This article & video is now cited here: http://iconnectilearn.ning.com/forum/…
On The classroom really knows no boundaries when it comes to one ninth-grade biology teacher at Southwe
30 March 2009
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Article wasn't cited by today's related go! magazine feature: http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2009/mar…
Sure, you already know you should recycle your e-waste — and that every week, a new company seems to come out with its own recycling program.
But with all the different take-back programs, sell-back programs, rebate programs and the like, how’s one supposed to know which method to go with — or better yet, which methods are actually profitable for the would-be-environmentalist?
On KU preparing for recycling competition