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Public Hearing January 11, 1972
Get PDFAnnouncing a public hearing held on January 11, 1972. Seabrook residents urged to voice opinions on sand pit issue
Implementation of a graphical user interface for thread protocol using OpenThread platform
Get PDFOpenThread is an open source implementation of Thread protocol. It uses command Line Interface. This research focuses on adding a GUI for OpenThread which makes visualizing Thread network using OpenThread very easy
Finding Aid for the Paul Cicci Collection, 1962-2004 (#2019-2006)
Get PDFPaul Cicci was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. As a youth he became interested in aviation and the NASA space program. He started building model airplanes in the late 1950s-early 1960s, when he got the idea to write to the NASA astronauts for the Gemini Program. After receiving a letter back from John Glenn, Cicci began writing to all of the astronauts of the Gemini and Apollo Programs, along with other NASA luminaries. He also began collecting astronaut photographs, magazines, and newspapers between 1962 and 2004. Cicci focused on collecting for early Apollo astronauts’ photographs with signatures, signed letters, magazines, and newspapers
A Study of Texas Community College Property Tax Funding and Selected Student Performance Measures
Get PDFThe purpose of this sequential mixed methods study was to examine the relationship between Texas community college property tax revenue and student transfer, licensure, and completion. This study reviewed data from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Texas Association of Community Colleges for a purposeful sample of the 50 community college districts in Texas in order to determine funding impact. A purposive sample of 16 community college chancellors and presidents was used for the semi-structured interviews which allowed for a deeper understanding of the relationship between property tax funding and transfer, licensure, and completion. Findings of the study concluded that there was a relationship between Texas community college property tax revenue and transfer, licensure and completion. For both rural and non-rural community colleges in Texas, there was a relationship between property tax revenue and transfer, licensure, and completion. For border and non-border community colleges, there was a relationship between property tax revenue and transfer, licensure, and completion. Regarding the 10 education regions in Texas, there was a relationship between property tax revenue and transfer in Regions 3, 6, and 8. There was also a relationship between property tax revenue and licensure in Regions 3, 6, 7, and 8. Findings of the study showed there was a relationship between property tax revenue and completion in Regions 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8. Lastly, findings from the semi-structured interviews revealed that 65% of the community college chancellors and presidents felt there was a relationship between property tax revenue and transfer, 50% felt there was a relationship between property tax revenue and licensure, and 94% felt there was a relationship between property tax revenue and student completion
The Birth-Dated Calendar of Seabrook Methodist Church, Seabrook, Texas
No full text1961 birth-dated calendar presented by Seabrook Methodist Church, copyright R. W. Shields
