Recertification materials can be submitted at any time after earning 120 CPE credits; but the choice of a date impacts your potential new recertification deadline. Recertification journals and payment will typically be submitted up to six months before, or two months after, your current recertification expiration date. If accepted, the recertification process will issue new credentials showing an additional three year term for certification from your original expiration date.

It depends on the type of work you are proposing to do. Your staff member will tell you what materials will best explain your proposal to the Commissioners. Usually you will need to show photographs of the project site, as well as any drawings, material samples, color samples, and/or other materials that will help describe your project. Mount all photographs and drawings on boards so that the Commissioners and audience can see them clearly.

You may request to have items placed on reserve at any time--but please be aware that there is a rush of requests at the beginning of each term, therefore, we recommend submitting them as soon as possible before the term. Please allow up to 2 weeks processing time.

No. When credentials are submitted to the Graduate School, they become property of the University and cannot be returned to you or forwarded to another institution. Typically during the summer, we destroy application materials of those applicants for the entrance in the previous calendar year.

If a Section 8 participant does not provide the necessary documentation for recertification by the established deadline date, subsidy on behalf of the participant shall be terminated. However, please keep in mind that Section 8 participants are given every opportunity to provide the required income documentation to avoid termination of subsidy. As stated earlier, income affidavits are mailed to participants five months in advance to ensure timely submission of income documentation.

You have 45 calendar days from the date the testing materials are sent to complete and return them to the ACR. (The due date is printed on the labels.) If you have problems meeting this deadline, call the Diagnostic Modality Accreditation Information Line at (800) 770-0145 for help.

Applicants for admission to the MPA program must submit the Application for Graduate Admission, official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions that the applicant attended, the Departmental Information Form (DIF), resume, responses to the two essay questions, and two (2) letters of recommendation. For more information concerning the application process and materials, consult the admissions page.

Educators who are employed in a Massachusetts public school must include their supervisor's endorsement of their completed professional development plan.

Obtain supervisor approval indicating that 80% of the Professional Development Points (PDPs) are consistent with the educational goals of the school and/or district Seek their supervisor's endorsement of their completed professional development plan prior to applying for recertification

No. So much time and work goes into the review of each manuscript that we assume that if we accept a manuscript, the author will indeed publish it in PAR. If authors submit the manuscript to several journals, the possibility exists that both of them will accept the manuscript and the author will publish in one and leave the other one hanging.

This is a one-page letter to accompany your resume that gives you the opportunity to let us know why you want to intern at NOW. Use it to highlight things that might not come across through your resume. Great cover letters will convey your passion for NOW's mission and priority issues, highlight your unique experiences and skills that may complement your work at NOW, speak to your ability to produce quality work, and/or explain why you'd make a great intern for NOW.

When you submit an application form to the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, a file is created for you in our online system. If we receive materials separately from your application, we hold these materials in a pending area that will link to your application once it is received. We encourage you to submit all of your materials together, but if you must submit them separately, please include your name, department, and social security number on all forms.

Yes. You can submit artwork, designs, invitations, printed pieces and the like. The only requirements are that they be on stock that approximates the weight of photographic paper and that they have a flat surface.

Supplemental materials (other than the writing sample) are not required, nor will they increase your chances of being admitted to the program.

Application packets must be hand delivered to the Office of the Vice Provost for Libraries on the mezzanine level of Paley Library, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Submissions will not be accepted after 5:00 pm on April 6, 2007. Check the Libraries' Web site for possible exceptions to the regular hours.

Many of the application materials may be downloaded from this website. At the end of each section in "Types of Land Use Permits" are applications and submittal requirements. For personal assistance, call (831) 678-3963 or come to the Community Development Department.

For applicants to the HCA, Nutrition, C.A.G.S., R.N. to M.S. programs, for September '07 and January '08 entry , you may submit all materials except your transcripts, recommendations, and test scores in one package. For all programs beginning in May '08 and therafter all applicants to all programs must submit all materials in one envelope. [top]

You may apply online or print and mail your application by going to Apply for Admission and clicking on "Apply Now." Be sure to read the instructions and download the checklist to ensure your application is complete. Mailing instructions will be provided in the Application Instructions.

ORC regularly reviews resources recommended by visitors to our website. To be considered for inclusion in the ORC collection, resources must meet the following criteria: All materials submitted for consideration must display a unique URL or web address that allows users to link directly to the item. To submit a resource to ORC, email us at web@ohiorc.org. In your email message, be sure to include the title of the resource, the URL or web address, and a brief description of the resource.