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Pilot Research Program Announcement Pilot Research Program Goal

2012

The goal of this 2012 research program is to facilitate the success of junior investigators currently engaged in aging research or seeking to change or expand their research into aging. Projects must be designed to provide preliminary data for use in subsequent grant applications for NIH or other comparable external funding that advances scientific knowledge in the topical areas of: aging and diversity, healthy aging, and workforce aging, within and across the many populations in the United States. The subsequent grant is expected to be submitted and administered by the Institute on Aging at UNC, which will include access to resources during grant development and implementation. The UNC Institute on Aging (IOA) includes three programs, which are described below. We

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A Pilot Program

Jack Linton, Jack Cassidy, Thomas Linton · 2016

This chapter is part of a book that recounts the year's work at the Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC) at Texas A & M University-Corpus Christi. Rather than an "elitist " laboratory school for the children of university faculty, the dual-language ECDC is a collaboration between the Corpus Christi Independent School District and the university with an enrollment representative of Corpus Christi's population. The chapter details an evaluation of a pilot model for reading tutoring, which was based on America Reads monies, incorporated aspects of Reading Recovery, and used some of the materials developed under the Right to Read program. Evaluation of the pilot program found it to be very successful based on students ' reading scores on the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills (TAAS). Recommendations for tutor selection and training, format for tutoring sessions, and ongoing tutor support were also developed.(Contains 25 references.) (EV) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document.

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Psycho-educational program “+ family” – Pilot program

Carlos Lima, Gleiciane Feitosa Cunha, Florence Nunes Brandão · European Psychiatry · 2016

The CLDS + Paredes de Coura integrated in its action plan the implementation of a program for the development of strategies at the level of qualification of the families as it corresponded to one of the needs highlighted by the Social Municipality Action under the Social Diagnosis. With a Psychologist/Family Therapist and a Conflict Mediator, have formed groups with parents and children separately. Questionnaires were applied at the beginning and end of the program for evaluation of impact. The results showed that the personal development of children and adults was promoted, were broadcast techniques that facilitate the daily emotional management and improved is communication skills. This program will now be applied to other groups. Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their declaration of competing interest.

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Pilot project program framework.

Robert A. Hiatt (5558879), Yazmin P. Carrasco (13844411), Alan L. Paciorek (13844414) et al. · Figshare · 2022

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Unlawful Detainer Pilot Program

Administrative Office of the Courts · eYLS (Yale Law School) · 2009

Under the general framework of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act (Health & Saf. Code, §§ 11570–11587), one of the key provisions of the pilot program is the additional authority granted to city attorneys and city prosecutors to file unlawful detainer (UD) actions against any tenants who are engaged in illegal drug activities. By establishing this program, the Legislature hoped that city attorneys would be able to deal with drug nuisance problems in the community more effectively if property owners, out of safety concerns or other considerations, are unwilling to file unlawful detainer actions to evict offending tenants.\nIn 2004, AB 2523 added additional protections for tenants and expanded the reach of the pilot program, including extending the pilot program for five more years until January 1, 2010; adding the cities of Oakland and San Diego to the pilot program; and requiring the cities participating in the pilot program to track and report cases in which either the unlawful detainer action was withdrawn or the tenant prevailed, as well as cases in which the eviction notice was erroneously sent to the tenant.\nIn 2007, AB 1013 expanded the authority of city attorneys and city prosecutors to file unlawful detainer actions against any tenant who commits an offense involving the unlawful possession or use of illegal weapons or ammunition, or who uses the premises to advance that purpose (see Civ. Code, § 3485). It further added the city of Sacramento to the new pilot program and augmented reporting requirements to include the number of cases for unlawful detainer filed for a weapons or ammunition nuisance.

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Telescience Testbed Pilot Program

Leiner, Barry M., Gallagher, Maria L. · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA)

The Telescience Testbed Pilot Program is developing initial recommendations for requirements and design approaches for the information systems of the Space Station era. During this quarter, drafting of the final reports of the various participants was initiated. Several drafts are included in this report as the University technical reports.

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Proposed ASC Pilot Program

Ohio State University. College of the Arts and Sciences · The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University) · 2006

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Pilot Women’s Empowerment Program

Claudia F. Curry · NASPA Journal About Women In Higher Education · 2008

"Pilot Women’s Empowerment Program." NASPA Journal About Women in Higher Education, 1(1), pp. 226–227

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Preplacement testing pilot program

C. Bockrath, L. Halunen · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 1990

This paper is aimed at those interested in instituting physical ability testing programs. It describes the general methodology used and lessons learned in initiating a pilot program for preplacement testing in a research and development facility. It is anticipated that the job analyses and testing criteria produced by our program will have additional applications in rehabilitation, recruiting, and worker hardening. 9 refs., 2 tabs.

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Idaho Reentry Pilot Program

Kelsie D. Rumsey, Omi Hodwitz · Scholar Works (Boise State University) · 2019

This poster presents work completed on two different projects, both relating to prison research and programming within Idaho. The first project involves the construction of surveys and interview questions to be distributed to inmates before and after taking part in a newly implemented prerelease program at the Idaho Correctional Institution in Orofino (ICIO). The data collected from the surveys will provide information on identity change, confidence building, and skills acquired during the prerelease program. It is all part of a bigger project to create a working prerelease program at ICIO that aids in reducing recidivism. The second project involves identifying and communicating with government officials in rural counties across Idaho with the goal of securing grant funds in order to build a community of local stakeholders interested in engaging in the collection and analysis of rural jail data. Stakeholders include local sheriffs, prosecutors, and others. If funded, the data gathered from this study will be used to create policy recommendations in Idaho to help aid in reducing crime.

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