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Schedule Any Lesson was founded on the core belief that teachers, coaches and instructors are the backbone of America and that they are severely underpaid.

Bastian Solutions will exhibit at booth #307 at the Warehouse Education and Research Council (WERC). The conference will be at the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, RI from May 15-18. Bastian Solutions' partners will now be able to maximize their opportunities to introduce and demonstrate products and services, build brand awareness, solidify industry partnerships, and obtain even higher quality sales leads than ever before.

It’s a New Year, a new company name and a new website for FamilyLeisure.com. Family Leisure has been a trusted name in the home and leisure products industry since 1967. After adding their e-commerce division in 2009, they operated as a single entity with physical locations as well as an online presence.

Jason Konesco, president of Harrison College, has announced that the College is accepting applications from current and potential students who are spouses or dependants of military service members. There will be up to 20 scholarships of $2500 each awarded in 2012, with ten scholarships being awarded in May and ten more in November. Students must apply online by March 31, 2012 for the scholarships that will be awarded in May. The application process will reopen in June with a deadline of September 30, 2012 for the scholarships that will be awarded in November 2012. Recipients will receive an award of $2,500 to be divided evenly over the first four terms of their enrollment at Harrison College. To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must submit a 500-word essay describing how military life affects the decision of a service member’s spouse or dependent to pursue a post-secondary education.

Harrison College, a private sector college with more than 6,000 students studying at 12 campuses and online, has announced that it has formally entered a partnership with McGraw-Hill Education, a leading content, software and services-based education company, to develop customized training and professional development programs in areas such as 21st century skills, leadership training and computer technology for companies globally.

Dr. Dennis A. Trinkle, provost and chief academic officer for Harrison College, a post-secondary, proprietary educational institution aimed at business, industry, and the public sector, has announced that Marvin Bailey, president of Harrison College’s Indianapolis Northwest Campus, was proclaimed a “Net Literacy Hero” by the student board of directors of Net Literacy, a digital inclusion nonprofit founded in 2003 by middle school students.

Jason Konesco, president of Harrison College, a post-secondary, proprietary educational institution aimed at business, industry, and the public sector, has announced that the College is partnering with Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) to provide high school students with an enrichment program during intermission sessions. Harrison College’s enrichment program provides high school students a week of computer training instruction that culminates with the awarding of a professional certification for those who mastered the class.

Jason Konesco, president of Harrison College, a post-secondary, proprietary educational institution aimed at business, industry, and the public sector, has announced that Shelley Hunter has joined the institution as associate provost for student services. In this role, Hunter will provide strategic vision, leadership and direction for the college’s student affairs, career services and alumni services groups. She comes to Harrison College from the Indiana University Foundation, where she spent more than seven years as special giving programs director and liaison between the IUPUI chancellor and the IU Foundation office, directing the IUPUI faculty/staff annual giving campaign and managing special projects associated with the IUPUI IMPACT Capital Campaign.

The Chef’s Academy, the Culinary Division of Harrison College, a 109-year-old, nationally accredited institution that offers 38 degree programs in five schools of study, has announced that its Bachelor of Science degree in Hospitality and Restaurant Management is now offered completely online. The program is designed to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to begin a career path toward management in the hospitality and food service industry. All online courses have a special emphasis on management skills such as problem solving, forecasting, strategic planning, team building and human resource management. The online curriculum, launched in October, provides students with a great deal of flexibility in their course load and is ideal for anyone currently employed in the industry.

Jason Konesco, president of Harrison College, has announced that the College is accepting applications from high school students for four available scholarships until Dec. 31. Open to all high school seniors graduating by June 2012, these opportunities include one full tuition to be applied to a Harrison College associate degree, one half tuition scholarship for an associate degree, and two $2,500 scholarships to be applied to the recipient’s tuition. Applicants must submit a 500-word essay describing “Why you are a career focused and success driven student,” one letter of recommendation from a school or work reference (i.e. teacher, coach, manager, counselor), and one letter of recommendation from a relative (i.e. parent, guardian, sibling, grandparent, aunt/uncle, etc.) for consideration.

In the Indiana state, the lifting service company, Muck’s Crane and Contracting, offers its services to all clients and work opportunities in Edinburgh, Columbus, Greenwood, Franklin, Shellbyville, Indianapolis and other surrounding areas.

Dr. Dennis A. Trinkle, provost and chief academic officer for Harrison College, a post-secondary, proprietary educational institution aimed at business, industry, and the public sector, has announced that the college is a Diamond Sponsor of the Indiana School Counselor Association (ISCA) Annual Conference to be held Thursday, Nov. 10 and Friday, Nov.11 at the Indianapolis Marriott East Hotel, located at 7202 E. 21st St. As a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) professional organization, ISCA serves Indiana school counselors and promotes student success by expanding the image and influence of professional school counseling through advocacy, professional development, leadership, collaboration and systemic change.

Dr. Myra Jones, interim dean of the Harrison College School of Veterinary Technology (http://www.harrison.edu), has announced that their Northwest campus in Indianapolis plans to raise $2,000 for Cats Haven, a local no-kill cat shelter, to purchase equipment needed to install a new first floor at the shelter house. The converted Victorian home is in need of many repairs. Students, faculty, and staff from the Northwest campus are planning on installing the floor with guidance from a professional remodeler during the weekend starting Friday, Nov. 18.

Indianapolis East Campus To Serve As Location For Nov. 4-6 Meetings And Continuing Education Class For Indiana Chapter Members

Career Management Resources has introduced their Career Management Programs which can assist any individual going through a difficult phase of their career. Career Management Programs address a growing need to provide guidance and direction to those individuals who are experiencing some type of major change in their career which can have a major impact on many areas of your life-personally and professionally.

Gary McGee, president of Harrison College’s Indianapolis East campus, has announced that the College will observe National Massage Therapy Awareness Week from Sunday, Oct. 23 through Saturday, Oct. 29, with special events, including free massages and assessments to the public on Tuesday, Oct. 25 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on campus at 8150 Brookville Road. Reservations will be accepted for table massages and assessments by calling (317) 375-8000. Chair massages will be provided on a first come, first served basis. Other special activities involving massage students attending the College are being planned for the week as well.

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Greg Reger, president of Harrison College’s Indianapolis Downtown campus, has announced that the College will host Dr. Tony Bennett, Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State of Indiana, during an appearance on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Bennett will meet with Harrison College President Jason Konesco and speak to employees in the Common Space area on campus at 1:30 p.m. regarding future plans for the Indianapolis Public Schools.

Matrix Global Partners, Inc. (Matrix), the exclusive distributor in the Americas for the award-winning endpoint protection solution StormShield®, today announced the launch of their updated "CSA Replacement Program". With Cisco’s timeline to stop providing updates, fixes, and patches for their critically acclaimed Cisco Security Agent (CSA) beginning December 10th of this year, CSA customers will soon find themselves limited to only phone support and facing the daunting task of finding an effective and up-to-date alternative to protecting their laptops, desktops and servers from targeted intrusions and zero-day attacks with true behavioral security.

For many people, a college education is something they would like to achieve. But too often, a lack of finances, and family and employment commitments stand in the way of achieving this goal.

Dr. Dennis A. Trinkle, provost and chief academic officer for Harrison College , a post-secondary, proprietary educational institution aimed at business, industry, and the public sector, has announced the launch of a new website for the College and its campuses. Inspired by current trends in higher education websites, the Harrison College site features a user-friendly design with enhanced navigation features, including links targeted to current and prospective students, parents, military personnel and alumni.

Greg Reger, president of Harrison College’s Indianapolis Downtown campus, has announced that the College will host its annual Summer Jam on campus on Saturday, Aug. 27 from noon to 3 p.m. The event, presented by student organization Community OutReach Efforts (C.O.R.E.), will feature music, games and entertainment for children and adults, including a poetry slam and Harrison Idol, a singing competition. For-profit and nonprofit vendors from the Indianapolis community will be in attendance.

The College Network, an educational services and eLearning provider has become a major force in helping nurses obtain degrees through its partnership with leading universities. As opposed to being an educational institution itself, The College Network publishes Comprehensive Learning Modules to help adults pass end-of-course college equivalency exams and earn college credit recommendations to obtain associate, bachelor’s, master’s degree or professional certificates online from prestigious universities.

Greg Reger, president of Harrison College’s Indianapolis Downtown campus, has announced that the College will host a fashion show at the Indianapolis Artsgarden at Circle Centre Mall on Wednesday, Aug. 24 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Hundreds of spectators are expected to attend the annual event, where students from Harrison College’s fashion merchandising program will model the latest trends. Students will also participate in the show as emcees, stylists and directors. The fashion show is open to the public on a first-come, first-seated basis.

Window World of Indianapolis receives top 10 recognition at the 2011 Window World Annual Company Conference in Orlando, FL.

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