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| ACT |
The courses in this package prepare you for the ACT examination. The diagnostic test is used to determine your strengths and weaknesses. The 5 review courses help you review and practice the 5 area tested in the ACT exam. Finally, the Model exams help you evaluate your progress in preparing for the actual ACT.
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| High School Mathematics |
This package includes courses on elementary algebra and Algebra 1. This package also includes basic and advanced placement courses on calculus for high school students. 81% Discount available only through BuildingNewLeaders.com $75 New Low Price
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This package includes basic and advanced placement courses on physics, biology, and environmental science.
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PMP Certification Exam assesses the adeptness of a professional in applying the knowledge, skills, tools, and methods that are used in project management. |
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Fundamentals of Business Management: 1 Management in Perspective Fundamentals of Business Management: 2 Functions of Front-Line Management Fundamentals of Business Management: 3 Managerial Finance and Accounting |
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1 Project Management Framework PMP Certification 2005: 2 Project Planning Processes PMP Certification 2005: 3 Project Execution and Quality Management PMP Certification 2005: 4 Project Monitoring and Control PMP Certification 2005: 5 Project Closing PMP Certification 2005: 6 Professional Responsibility PMP Certification 2005: 7 Practice Exams |
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1 Project Management Framework and Initiating the Pr PMP Certification 2009: 2 Project Planning Processes PMP Certification 2009: 3 Project Execution and Quality Management PMP Certification 2009: 4 Project Monitoring and Control PMP Certification 2009: 5 Project Closing PMP Certification 2009: 6 Professional Responsibility PMP Certification 2009: 7 Practice Exams |
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Description for Project Management: 1 Project Management Overview Summary: This course provides an overview on the nature of projects as well as project management. Objectives: After completing this course, students will be able to: Define the terms project and project management, Explain the seven components of a management system, List and describe the five phases of the project life cycle, Describe how the time devoted to a project affects its cost, Explain what causes rework on projects, Describe the factors that contribute to the cost of quality, Explain how to tailor project management to small projects, Describe ways to gain your organization's support of project management. Outline: Definition of project and project management, The project management system, The project life cycle, Project constraints, The costs of quality, Managing small projects, Gaining organizational support. Applicability: This course is for anyone wanting to learn about project management. It can also be helpful in preparing for the Project Management Institute project management certification. |
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Project Management: 2 Understanding the Project Manager's Role Summary: This course explains the role of the project manager and the traits and abilities he or she must have to be effective. Objectives: After completing this course, students will be able to: Describe five key traits that a project manager should have, List the duties and responsibilities of a project manager, Explain why a project manager should have good people skills, Explain the importance of leadership, List the guidelines for running effective meetings, Explain why a project manager should not assume multiple roles. Outline: Traits of a project manager, Responsibilities and duties, The need for good people skills, The importance of leadership, Effective meeting guidelines, Problems in assuming multiple roles. Applicability: This course is for anyone wanting to learn about project management. It can also be helpful in preparing for the Project Management Institute project management certification. |
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Summary: This course describes the importance of specifically narrowing down the problem statement. In addition, it explains the detrimental impact that bypassing this step has. It also distinguishes between different types of problems and possible methods for identifying them. Finally, it describes the Project Charter and how to create it. Objectives: After completing this course, students will be able to: Explain reasons why projects fail, Explain the importance of having stakeholders participate in defining the problem, Explain the elements of the Definition Phase, Describe closed-ended problems and explain the approach to solving them, Describe open-ended problems and explain the approach to solving them, Define what a project charter is and explain why it is important. Outline: The Importance of the Definition Phase, Stakeholders, Aspects of the Definition Phase, Solving Closed-Ended Problems, Defining Open-Ended Problems, The Project Charter. Applicability: This course is for anyone wanting to learn about project management. It can also be helpful in preparing for the Project Management Institute project management certification. |
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Using the 591 courses in this package, you can learn the basic to advanced computing, programming and database skills. Courses include latest technical topics from CompTIA, Oracle, Novell, CCNA, CNE, Unix, C++, Sybase, .Net etc, some of the most popular skills in use today. From basic database concepts to troubleshooting and network administration, you’ll find a vast array of expert content in this library. |
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Summary: This course begins with a basic explanation of C language components and quickly progresses to writing and debugging C programs. Sample listings complete with sample output and an analysis of code illustrate the topics of the day. Objectives: After completing this course, students will be able to: Use numeric variables and constants, Use operators to manipulate C expressions, Implement functions and apply the principles of structured programming, Make programs interact with the keyboard and screen, control the flow of programs, Write simple C programs, Build, compile and test programs. Outline: Getting started, The components of a C program, Numeric variables and constants,statements,expressions, and operators, Working with functions, Basic program control, Basic input/output. Applicability: This course is for the beginning programmer or for the experienced programmer who wants to learn ANSI C. |
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Cisco BCMSN 642-811: 1 Switched Networks, VLANs, and Trunks |
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Cisco BCRAN 642-821: 1 WAN Technologies, Components, and AAA Security |
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CISCO CCDA 640-863: 1 Network Design Methodology |
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CISCO CCDA: 1 Internetworking Review Intermediate |
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CISCO CCNA 640-801: 1 The Open Systems Interconnect Model (OSI) |
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CISCO CIT 642-831: 1 Networking Principles and Technologies |
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CISCO ICND1 640-822: 1 Networking Fundamentals |
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CISCO ICND2 640-816: 1 Advanced Catalyst Switch Operations and Configuration |
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CISCO ISCW 642-825: 1 Basic Teleworker Services |
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CISCO ONT 642-845: 1CISCO VoIP Implementations |
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CISSP Security Professional: 1 Access Control Systems and Methodology |
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Client/Server: C/S Technology for Managers |
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CompTIA A+ Computer Basics |
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CompTIA A+ Depot Technician 220-604: 1 Troubleshooting and Preventive |
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CompTIA A+ Essentials 220-601: 1 Computer Components |
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CompTIA A+ Input and Output |
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CompTIA A+ IT Technician 220-602: 1 Installing and Configuring PC Components |
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CompTIA A+ Remote Support Technician 220-603: 1 Installing and Configuring |
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CompTIA A+: Bus Structures and Microprocessors |
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CompTIA Network+ 2005 (N10-003): 1 Network Fundamentals and Operating Systems |
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CompTIA Network+ 2009 (N10-004): 1 Networks and the OSI Specifications |
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CompTIA Security+ 2008 (SY0-201): 1 General Security Concepts |
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CompTIA Server+ 2005 (SK0-002): 1 Server Basics |
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Data Warehousing:1 Concepts Intermediate |
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DB2 Universal Database: 1 Features of DB2 |
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FOCUS: 1 Getting Started Intermediate |
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ITIL Version 2 Foundation Certificate EX0-100: 1 Practice Exam 1 |
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ITIL Version 3 Foundation Certificate EX0-101: 1 Service Management |
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Linux Red Hat Technician RHCT RH202: 1 RHCT Prerequisites |
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Linux: 1 Partitions and the Boot Process |
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Notes 5 Programming: 1 Designing in Domino Intermediate |
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Novell 560 CNE: 1 NetWare Basics Intermediate |
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Novell 560 CNE: 9 Distributed Printing Intermediate |
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Object-Oriented Analysis & Design: 1 Intro Intermediate |
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OOP Using C++: Week 1 Intermediate |
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Oracle 10g Database Administration II 1Z0-043: 1 Using Globalization Support |
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Oracle: 1 Introduction to PL/SQL Intermediate |
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Oracle 8: 1 InstallingOracle Intermediate |
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Oracle 9i Database Fundamentals 1Z1-031: 1Oracle Architecture and Tools |
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Oracle 9i Database Fundamentals II 1Z0-032: 1 Networking Overview |
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Oracle 9i Database Performance Tuning 1Z0-033: 1 Performance Tuning Overview |
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Oracle 9i SQL 1Z0-007: 1 Introduction to SQL |
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PowerBuilder9 9 Advanced Development: 1 Source Code Control |
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Rational Unified Process: 1 Understanding the RUP |
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RDBMS Fundamentals: Database Principles Intermediate |
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RPG IV Programming: 1 Introduction toRPG Intermediate |
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SAS 8: 1 Introduction Intermediate |
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SAS: 1 Introduction |
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Security+ SY0-101: 1 Exam Basics |
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Solaris 8 System Administrator 310-011: 1 Installation, Initialization and Shut |
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Solaris 9 System Administrator 310-014/310-015: 1 Installation and Maintenance |
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Sun Java 2 Developer SCJD CX-310-252A/CX-310-027: 1 Designing the Application |
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Sybase: 1 Introduction to Sybase Intermediate |
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UML 2.0: 1 Understanding UML |
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UNIX Systems: 1 Introduction to UNIX Intermediate |
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Visual Basic 2005: 1 .NET Platform Architecture |
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Visual Basic 6.0: 1 Programming Basics Intermediate |
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Windows 2000 Basics: Server Intermediate |
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Windows Vista Upgrade: 1 Understanding the New Interface |
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These 602 courses help you to develop your skills in latest Microsoft topics. It covers courses to prepare you for MCSE and MCSA certifications. Courses include Visual C# Web Applications, Visual C# XML, Visual Studio .NET, Visual Studio .NET and ASP .NET Series, Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000,IIS, MS Exchange Server 5.5 series, SQL Server 6.5 series and 7 Admin series, and TCP/IP. |
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Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 1 Installation and Coexistence Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 2 Creating & Managing Recipient Objects Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 3 Creating and Managing Groups and Connectors Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 4 Deploying Instant Messaging Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 5 Administering the Chat Service Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 6 Working with Clients Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 7 Using Public Folders Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 8 Security and Performance Exchange 2000 Admin MCSE 70-224: 9 Backing Up Data |
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Exchange Server 5.5: 1 Planning |
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IIS 6: 1 Architecture and Features IIS 6: 2 Installation IIS 6: 3 Administration IIS 6: 4 Remote Administration IIS 6: 5 Creating and Configuring Web Sites IIS 6: 6 Creating and Configuring Applications and FTP Sites IIS 6: 7 Security IIS 6: 8 Working from the Command Line IIS 6: 9 Performance Tuning and Monitoring IIS 6:10 Maintenance and Troubleshooting IIS 6:11 Working with the Metabase IIS 6:12 SMTP and NNTP IIS 6:13 Publishing |
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Microsoft .NET 2.0 App Development MCTS 70-536: 1 Using System Types |
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Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 MCTS 70-236: 1 Exchange Server 2007 and Active Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 MCSA/MCSE 70-284: 1 Course Introduction |
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Microsoft Office Project 2007 MCTS 70-632: 1 Configuring Tools and Options |
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Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 MCTS 70-542: 1 Managing Enterprise Content |
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This package of 348 courses helps you develop Web applications by mastering ColdFusion MX, Dreamweaver MX, Dynamic HTML, Flash MX, CIW Security, Photoshop, CGI/Perl, Java. You will find the E-Commerce Series, GUI Series and much more in this package. |
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AJAX: 1 History and Revival of AJAX |
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CGI/Perl: 1 Getting Familiar with Forms |
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ColdFusion MX: 1 Introduction and Installation |
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Photoshop 7: 1 The Application and Its Elements |
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These 161 courses are designed to be the ultimate web-based skills training library for every person or organization who wants to improve professionally and personally. These courses take the best business information from the brightest minds and re-purposes it for rapid Internet delivery to subscribers who want business solutions in a "Just-Enough, Just-In-Time" format. |
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Greetings and Welcome to the All-Inclusive HBCU (Historical Black Colleges and Universities) Tour 2010!
One of the best and most affordable Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) tour in the Maryland area, sponsored by Maryland Educators and a non profit organization, Poets Athletic Club, Inc. This educational tour will provide your child with valuable information about college requirements,admittance criteria, and strong history surrounding our HBCUs.
Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) tour :
- Introduces students to college campus life and provide them with a series of informational sessions.
- Advances the importance of youth development and educational enrichment.
- Affords students with opportunities to make direct on-site inquires of college officials while simultaneously matching institutions of higher learning with their educational goals and career aspiration.
The upcoming College Tour is scheduled during Spring Break, March 29th, ,2010 through April 2nd, 2010 and is open to grades 9-12.
We'll kick off the trip with a tour of the White House and wrap it with a visit to the 'Historic Underground Mall' in Atlanta and a Guided history tour from CivilWar to Civil Rights.
The tour will focus on 10 HBCU's located in the Southern US.
Please find the list of schools below:
- Howard University (Washington DC)
- Bowie State University (Maryland)
- Virginia State (Richmond, Virginia)
- Virginia Union (Richmond, Virginia)
- Hampton University (Hampton, Virginia)
- Johnson C. Smith (North Carolina)
- North Carolina A&T (North Carolina)
- Clark University (Atlanta, GA)
- Spelman University (Atlanta, GA)
- Morehouse University (Atlanta, GA)
We're trying to make this week trip as economical as possible. The cost is $500. You can either pay in full; make 2 payments of $ 250 (1 now and the other by February 2010) or use our payment plan below. A $100.00 deposit is required to reserve your seat then follow the scheduled payment plan.
The following payment plan will help defray the cost over a period of time. The payment schedule also reflects our meetings schedule:
- 2nd Payment $100 October 29 2009.
- 3rd Payment $100 November 19, 2009.
- 4th Payment $100 January 21, 2010.
- Last Payment $100 February 25, 2010.
The cost of the tour includes the following:
TRANSPORTATION
- Round-trip Travel to Historically Black Colleges/Universities. Luxuriously
- Comfortable Deluxe Motor Coach Transport with Televisions, DVD Players, Videos, Reclining Seats and
- Other Amenities
LODGING
- Quad Occupancy - (4) students per Room in Quality Marriott Hotels. Students have the opportunity to select roommates in advance. No Room visitation from the opposite sex.
MEALS
- 3 meals daily. Continental Breakfast, Lunch on college campus and Buffet Dinner provided daily
SUPERVISION
- Adult Supervision Provided Daily/24 Hours· Adult Chaperone/Student Ratio of 1:10
- On-Site Security at Each Hotel during Sleeping Hours
Checks and money orders are acceptable. Contact us at hbcutour@collegeU.tv or
Call Yancy Deleto (443) 416-4584 or (443)204-1436.
PROHIBITIONS
- No Drug or Alcohol Use, No Smoking, No Gambling, No Room Visitation from the Opposite Sex,
- No Profanity, No Violations of Established Dress Code for On-Site Tours, No Weapons
- SERIOUS ACTS OF MISCONDUCT MAY RESULT IN IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL FROM THE TOUR AND RETURNED HOME AT THE EXPENSE OF PARENTS AND/OR GUARDIANS
We are always here to answer any questions you have and to assist with the registration process. Please feel free to contact us anytime if you have any questions, at (443)-416-4584 or email us at hbcutour@collegeu.tv. We look forward to working with you during the 2010 Tour process.
The College U Team.
Poets Athletic Club, Inc.
'Building Leaders of Tomorrow' a voice to Higher Education
Early college awareness: Closing the gap
Think College Early
Dear Business/Community Leader:
Recent studies have shown that only 50% of today’s African Americans will graduate with a high school diploma. According to the most recent statistics, the nationwide college graduation rate for black students stands at an appallingly low rate of 42 percent. It's even more alarming when it comes to our black men for whom the graduation rate is only about 34%.
In a concerted effort to improve these statistics, Building Leaders of Tomorrow, Inc. in partnership with The Poet's Athletics Club, Inc., (Poet's A.C.), a local community based non-profit organization (501(c)3 founded more than 25 years ago, is on a crusade to get kids to think about college early, the moment they enter middle school...get them excited about going to college by giving them a broad college experience that will encourage them to stay focused throughout high school.
We want to join forces with parents, families, schools, community organizations, business leaders and higher education institutions to help students become aware of the increased opportunities that a college education offers. We can each play a role in providing our students with the support and help that will ultimately strengthen our workforce and our society.
Currently, our organization is planning a college awareness tour to some of the most revered Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) from Baltimore to Atlanta during the spring break of 2010 as well as a visit to the White House. Our goal is to engage at least 100 students, particularly those whose economic status, resulting lack of information and expectation, rather than their capacity for knowledge, too often prevent them from realizing the benefits of higher education.
We're asking your organization to join us in this fight by making a tax deductible donation to support our cause. By sponsoring a child, you will directly help a child in need and provide outreach to the community. In return, your organization will garner support for its products and/or services within the community, thus achieving both tangible and intangible return on your investment far outweighing the actual monetary contribution. Your organization will also be recognized as one of your sponsors on our website: www.buildingnewleaders.com.
Please donate directly on the site by visiting http://www.buildingnewleaders.com/donations or Click here to Download Sponsor Form then complete and mail your donation to the address on the form.
| Diamond Sponsor | Platinum Sponsor | Gold Sponsor |
| Silver Sponsor | Bronze Sponsor | Individual Sponsor |
Your support is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Dr. Yancy Dennis
dennisyd@buildingnewleaders.com
(443)416-4584
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| HBCU Sponsor Letter and Donation Form (MS Word version) | 46 KB |
| HBCU Sponsor Letter and Donation Form (pdf version) | 74.17 KB |
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Please find attached files related to the HBCU Tour that may be downloaded for use at your leisure. Thanks, The HBCU Team
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| HBCU Tour Bus Tour Application | 92.97 KB |
| HBCU Tour Christmas Flyer | 31.43 KB |
| Holiday Gala Menu | 77.33 KB |
| October Newsletter to Parents | 89.54 KB |
| HBCU November 19th Meeting Agenda | 77.47 KB |
| HBCU Tour Flyer November Meeting | 338.2 KB |
| HBCU November 19th meeting agenda final (pdf version) | 86.4 KB |
| HBCU November 19th meeting agenda final (MS Word version) | 28 KB |
| HBCU Sponsor Letter and Donation Form (MW Word version) | 46 KB |
| HBCU Sponsor Letter and Donation Form (pdf version) | 74.17 KB |
Please find attached a color-mapped version of the HBCU Tour Trip plan.
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HBCU Tour November 19 Meeting Minutes
'Building Leaders of Tomorrow' a Voice to Higher Education
Early College Awareness: Closing the Gap
Think College Early
Agenda:
- Good evening and welcome to our 3rd HBCU Tour meeting. I really thank u for taking the time to be here tonight on this dreary day. I know Thanksgiving is next week and you have a lot to do, whether you're traveling or entertaining at home. Therefore, We will adhere to the agenda as close as possible. Hopefully, we'll finish in about an hour. I still encourage you to ask questions if u have any. Please ask them as we move along.
- Mr. Scott, from Poets Athletics Club, is facilitating another HBCU tour meeting tonight @ Chesapeake HS, and couldn't be here with us.
- Tour Itinerary: Most of you are familiar with our itinerary, but in fairness to our new members, I will review the itinerary again. Everyone should have a copy of itinerary. If you don't , raise you hands. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions as we go along.
- By the next meeting, every parent will have a copy of our daily schedule including hotels, tour times, location, meal times, etc. We will adhere to that scheduled as much as possible so that every parent will know where their child is at any given time and what they are doing. You will be provided with Chaperones cell phones numbers. We will make sure that your child has a memorable experience.
- I know there was a lot of confusion about the dress code policy for the tour. In order to alleviate the confusion, we as a team have come up with the following dress code and it is final. The dress policy will be posted on the web site.
- Boys:
- For the Colleges : a polo shirt with khaki pants or jeans (no holes or cuts anywhere in your jeans). Belts must be worn.
- White House/Capitol Building: Wear khaki pants and a polo or dress shirt
- Girls:
- Colleges: Girls may wear khaki pants and a polo or dress shirt. You may wear skirts; however, they must be knee length or just above the knee. Also khaki or capris shorts are appropriate. Girls we strongly suggest that you wear comfortable shoes; please no heels higher than 2 inches, if you must. You may wear wedges, which are comfortable and give you the height, yet elegant
- White House: Absolutely no jeans. Wear a pair of comfortable slacks with a polo shirt or blouse. If girls choose to wear skirts, they must be at least knee length
- Boys:
- The highlight of the night is our new website, http://www.buildingnewleaders.com, and without further adieu I give you Dr. Yancy, who has donated the website.
- The website is up and running. I encourage everyone to take time to visit and join the website. Our goal is for everyone to have access to all materials (old and new) for the HBCU tour on the website. If you need anything you can download directly from the website under HBCU Tour tab on the front page. There is also a link to access scholarship information that we will be updating regularly.
- Also, we are pleased to announce that we can accept payments and donations through the website using PayPal. If you don't have a PayPal account, then you can still use your credit card through PayPal. Now you can tell family and friends that they can donate toward the tour on the website. Any donation amount is welcomed and appreciated. We will also recognize all the tour sponsors on the website. Also, there is information on scholarships on the website. Again, we encourage you to sign up for the website in order to keep you connected so that we may disperse important information to you even beyond the tour. We have partnered with the National Education Foundation to make these courses available to us at an extensive savings to you.
- We also have extensive training resources on the site for SAT preparation, math (algebra through Calculus) and science (AP Physics, Biology, etc.). Also, computer training courses at discounts for students. I encourage you a to look at it. We have partnered with the National Education $75 per package for the entire year (regularly priced at $400), comparable to the cost of 1 hour of tutoring. For example, the math includes:
Elementary Algebra Online, Introductory Algebra 1A Online, Introductory Algebra 1B Online, Introductory Calculus I Online, Introductory Calculus II, General Calculus I Online, General Calculus II Online, AP Calculus AB I Online,
AP Calculus AB II Online, AP Calculus BC I Online , AP Calculus BC II Online
We even offer math for our younger students. I already have it at home for both of my boys. Unfortunately I had to buy 2. As an educator, and as a parent, it's the $75 that I invested in education. Your own virtual classroom
Packages: Math 1-5, Math 6-8, High School Math, HS Humanities, HS Science (AP and College Prep) – Good SAT scores opens doors to scholarships and access to better colleges, leads to better jobs. This course has been shown to increases SAT scores as much as 150 points.
For information, visit the website, http://www.buildingnewleaders.com
Computer packages from Microsoft Office to Web Development. Again, visit the website.
- Will refer to new proposed bus route document. It is posted on the website. However, I will briefly review it here. If you have any comments, please don't hesitate to make them on the website concerning the proposed bus route.
- Scholarships: Information on the website about the Baltimore County Foundation (BCF) scholarships.
- Holiday Gala is about month away. As a reminder every parent is responsible for 2 tickets. We do have a few more tickets. Also, all the money for the gala tickiets need to be collected by December 4 at the latest; if you have a child at Randallstown HS, then send it through your child or otherwise call me and we will make arrangements. We encourage you to invite parents, siblings, friends, etc. to support us. It will be an elegant affair. I trust that everyone received the menu via email but it also available on the website. Our honoree for the night will be the Delegate Dr. Rev. Emmet Burns. I hope to see you all there. It is a semi-formal affair. Gowns are welcome.
- Closing Remarks: Finally, before you go, Take one College 411 and What's Next After High School (These were handed out during the meeting. We still have some left. We will bring them to our next scheduled meeting.)
- Again I encourage you to visit the website, http://www.buildingnewleaders.com
- 3rd payment installment due: reminder – you may now pay it online
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