Education and Public Outreach Sample Clauses

Education and Public Outreach. 1) In order for the Corporation to discharge its responsibility to communicate with home buyers, it will maintain an annual budget designated for the purpose of home buyer awareness advertising and related activities. The Corporation will list all of its significant home buyer awareness activities in its annual report. 2) The Corporation will meet with Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs) to describe the Corporation’s program and home buyer protection activities upon request of the MPP or as requested by the Minister.
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Education and Public Outreach. 1. The UNIVERSITY and the COUNTY shall have the authorization to utilize the Natural Resource Inventory, Ecological Management, and Restoration Plans as an educational tool. These plans and restoration efforts shall be conducted in conjunction with the UNIVERSITY’s environmental educational curriculum and allow for hands-on instruction and programming for school groups throughout the community.
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Education and Public Outreach. The NLSI is committed to fostering the broad involvement of the science community in Education and Public Outreach (E/PO), with the goal of enhancing the Nation's formal education system and contributing to general public understanding of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). NLSI’s E/PO Program consists of the activities undertaken by the Teams with coordination by the Institute’s central office, providing links with NASA missions, and leading national and international E/PO activities. Team efforts could include, but are not limited to, educational exhibits at museums, science centers, and national parks; production of K-14 curricular materials and associated teacher training workshops; youth summer camp programs; undergraduate mentoring programs, public presentations, conferences, and lectures; and targeted activities in underserved communities. Each Team must identify an individual as E/PO Lead who is responsible for the Team’s E/PO activities and who participates in the NLSI E/PO Working Group. This group meets via regular teleconferences, at the annual NLSI Lunar Science Conference, and other educational and scientific meetings, as necessary. NASA, more generally, delivers a comprehensive Agency education portfolio implemented by the Office of Education, the Mission Directorates, and the NASA Centers. Through the portfolio, NASA contributes to our Nation’s efforts in achieving excellence in STEM education. The NASA Science Mission Directorate (SMD) is a major contributor to the overall NASA education and outreach effort. The NLSI’s participation in NASA's comprehensive approach to E/PO is based on key documents that establish guiding policies for these activities: • NASA’s Education Strategic Coordination Framework: A Portfolio Approach is the guiding document for E/PO across the Agency. It builds on the education goals outlined in the NASA 2006 Strategic Plan, identifying three specific and measurable Outcomes to allow achievement of those goals. The Framework is available at xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/about/strategy, and the NASA 2006 Strategic Plan is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/news/budget. • Explanatory Guide to the NASA Science Mission Directorate Education and Public Outreach Evaluation Factors outlines the evaluation factors by which NASA SMD evaluates its education and outreach investments. These factors help investigators align their proposed E/PO efforts with the goals and objectives of NASA and SMD education and ou...
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Education and Public Outreach. As detailed in Section 1.7, above, E/PO must be an integral element of all NLSI proposals. Up to 5% of the total proposed budget in each proposal may be allocated to E/PO activities. Following selection and award, Institute members are expected to be actively involved in implementing their Team’s E/PO program(s) and to participate in NLSI’s E/PO program as coordinated by the NLSI central office. Connections to other Science Mission Directorate (SMD) or Exploration Systems Mission Directorate (ESMD) E/PO efforts are strongly encouraged.
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Education and Public Outreach. At least one (1) percent of the total contract value of this effort shall be invested in education and public outreach activities as further delineated in the statement of work.
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Education and Public Outreach. These tasks may include the planning and design of signage for watershed protection, habitat restoration, closed areas, etc. Design of kiosks, brochures for public education, and service announcements via the internet, or other media may also be included. Any and all of the above services may require preparing appropriate level reports for each/any task performed under this contract. These can include letter reports, resource survey reports, resource technical reports, or Federal biological assessments, for example. All reports shall be prepared to meet City, State, and Federal guidelines. Generally, each project shall require draft, final draft, and final reports. Reports and other project data shall be submitted in electronic and hard copy format. GIS and design files shall be required for each project where appropriate.
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