Yes, there are several ways to do this. You can use Blackboard. We can put the documents on your personal webpage. Send the documents you want included on your web page to the Department Webmaster at politics.web@nyu.edu. If you want to edit and update your page yourself, see these instructions. For graduate courses, you can also create a directory on the I: drive (or "courses" drive) on the server. For more information on how this works, see the About the Courses drive webpage.

Four semesters of course syllabi (the current and three previous semesters) are made available online through the university's web site at http://wwwapps.uww.edu/syllabus/. The library does not have hard copies of these electronic syllabi. The library does have hard copies of some syllabi not made available online, going back to Spring 2004. For an older course syllabus not available at the library or online, contact the department in which the class is or was taught.

Descriptions of courses are available on the web version of the University Bulletin (Catalogue of Courses). You can find out which courses are offered in the upcoming semester by visiting the Office of the Registrar's Web site and clicking on Course Look-up. Course syllabi are not always available online. You can check with the individual professor or department secretary to see if a course syllabus is available.

No, completing the MSW Program does not automatically make you a licensed social worker. In order to become licensed, you must pass the Association of Social Work Boards national licensure exam offered through the Minnesota Board of Social Work. Licensure requirements vary from state to state. More information about licensure in Minnesota can be found on the Minnesota Board of Social Work website: http://www.socialwork.state.mn.us/

Yes. Having these documents and texts are useful references for the practicum/internship experiences and the comprehensive exam.

Course syallabi can be accessed in the high school course pages. Here are the CPS handbook and the Career Center handbook insert.

By default, all classes in Blackboard are created as unavailable. You will see this status displayed on your "My Courses" list on your Blackboard desktop. This means that your students will not be able to access your class information in Blackboard unless you make it available to them by following these steps. You can validate availability by looking at the status displayed on your "My Courses" list on your Blackboard desktop.

Click "Forms" and highlight the form you want to use. Click the "Edit" button. If you want to use the document for prospects, change the law type to PR. If you want to use the document for both prospects and clients, change the law type to blank. Click "Done" when you're finished.

We offer access to scanned images in several formats, including on-line access through our Bankruptcy Claims Management Software, downloading of images from a secure web site, attaching of images to E-mail, saving images to a CD-ROM or disk, and loading images to your server.

There is no single place to upload a syllabi per se in Catalyst, rather the elements of a syllabus are separated out into the Course Description with texts, Policies: grading, attendance, etc. However, a popular option has been for faulty to cut and paste their syllabus into the course description text box. Faculty have also posted their syllabus as an attachment to the first day their class meets. Check to see that you are viewing the correct semester.

Yes. When uploading a new document or editing an existing document upload, you have the ability to make it visible or invisible to your students. If made invisible, it will not appear on your website. Furthermore, you can choose to have it made visible automatically on a pre-selected date by adding it to your calendar. If you choose to add a document to your course calendar, you can choose a date on your calendar you wish to release the document on your website.

All student dorm rooms have network jacks with free Internet and network access. In addition there are two computer labs containing 60 Compaq PCs, one located in Colgate Hall and one located in the Susan Colgate-Cleveland Library/Learning Center. Both computer labs are equipped with an HP8150N high-speed laser printer, a scanner, and are staffed by student monitors. Also, there are 17 computers located in the library for Internet access and research.

Every course that is created through Banner updates is, by default, set to â??unavailableâ?? to students. In other words, even though you can see the course, your students will not see the course on their list until you make it "available". You may make the course â??availableâ?? to students who are registered for the course by doing the following: The same path is taken to manually make the course â??unavailableâ??. In step 4 above, use â??Noâ?? in place of â??Yesâ??.

Thirty days prior to the start of your institution's telecourse semester. Note: Students must be enrolled before they rent from the TCRP. Our fees are nonrefundable.

Students are responsible for contacting their Career Services or other MonsterTRAK office at their individual campus in order to have their resume included in GeorgiaHIRE.com. To do this, they would simply register with the existing MonsterTRAK system on their campus. When asked who is able to view their resume, they would make it available for viewing in the National Search Database. Additionally, they would need to make sure their resume has been uploaded into MonsterTRAK.

All Blackboard courses are initially created â??unavailableâ?? to students so the instructor can build the course, add content, etc. without onlookers. Then, when the instructor is ready to release the course to students, they make it available via the following steps:

Anyone can use the course, there are different pay scales depending upon your group's classification. Purdue students are afforded the lowest rate.

On-campus housing is reserved for full-time degree-seeking students. See the Off-Campus Housing Office, which can help visiting students find housing nearby.

Theoretically. Because visiting students can enroll for up to two semesters full- or part-time, you could complete up to 30 credits as a visiting student to transfer back to your home institution. Whether these credits will be accepted and applied to your degree is up to that school. It is not possible to complete the above scenario and receive a degree from Johns Hopkins unless you applied to Johns Hopkins as a full-time transfer student. See below for part-time options. Yes.

We have residence halls and a variety of options available and three meal plans to choose from. We also have a 12 month option for out-of-state and international students. Check rates. Visit Residence Life web site.

FIU students are encouraged to live in on-campus housing, however private rentals or purchase options are available in the vicinity of the university. For on campus housing, visit www.housing.fiu.edu for more information.

Yes, graduate assistantships and doctoral associateships are available each year and are awarded on a competitive basis. Continued funding is contingent upon satisfactory performance and availability of funds. The application for an assistantship is part of the Graduate School application process.

Although there is no on-campus housing, information is available to students regarding apartments and private homes in the Trocaire vicinity through the Student Affairs Department. For more information contact Claire Darstein at (716) 827-2577.

Some of the files in Electronic Reserves are links to subscription databases, with licenses restricting use to people affiliated with UNO. In order to access the databases from off campus, you have to have a current account at the library.

With all the Cleardocs products, you simply answer some straightforward questions and the intuitive technology shapes and creates the tailor-made documents for your clients. The whole process generally takes only a few minutes, and you are emailed the completed, legally signed-off documents immediately. Company Registration Package for $137.50 (inc GST) (plus ASIC filing fees of $400 = $537.50).

The syllabi that are posted on the website are just samples. They contain the first several pages, not the full syllabus. Most CLU course syllabi are between 20 and 50 pages.

All course materials are located in secure server space thus ensuring the intellectual privacy and property rights of faculty and students. Each course receives a unique User Name and Password; students should be informed of this information as early as possible by the professor.

When a course is first created by Blackboard, students will not be able to view the class until the Instructor sets the course to "available." The Instructor can do so by clicking on the Control Panel located within the Blackboard course. Next, click on Settings under the Course Options. From the Settings page, select Course Availability and make sure the "Yes" option is selected. See "Course Availability" at: http://www.oit.cmich.edu/it/instr_blackboard.asp

Most of CGEP's course offerings are broadcast live using two-way digital videoconferencing technology. The two-way videoconferencing environment provides students in the distance environment with an interactive, real-time learning environment. They can see and hear the faculty member as he or she lectures. They can also see the faculty members lecture notes in real time.