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	Professional student: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		...Professional student Professional student college slang is a term commonly used...and is very professional in ways whom the professional student isn 't performing arts...arts instruction at professional studios each afternoon.
		The objectives of the competition are to...are to introduce students to real world engineering situations and to teach students fabrication...
		college slang is a term commonly used in colleges which describes a student who refuses or isn't able to pass all his classes by the four or six year deadline.
	encyclopedian.com /pr/Professional-student.html (262 words)

	IRS Student FICA Guidelines
		An individual who is a half-time undergraduate student or a half-time graduate or professional student will qualify for the Student FICA exception under this revenue procedure with respect to services performed at or for institutions of higher education in which they are enrolled.
		At the University of Minnesota the half-time student qualifications are:
		According to the IRS revenue procedure, career employees are not eligible for the student FICA exemption because their employment cannot be considered to be incident to and for the purpose of pursuing a course of study.
	www1.umn.edu /ohr/payroll/tax/irsstudent.html (1201 words)

	Duke University School of Nursing :: Durham, NC :: Student Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Graduate and Professional Student Council is the representative body for the students of the graduate departments and professional schools of Duke University.
		The Graduate and Professional Women's Network (GPWN) was formed in 1986 to address the specific needs of women in the graduate and professional schools; that is, to foster communication among students in different disciplines in order to promote unity.
		The office conducts such activities as public forums on student life, mentoring projects with university alumni, seminars on current issues facing students of color, institutional research on student of color, development, and serves as a resource for issues involving students of color and diversity for the university community.
	www.nursing.duke.edu /page/student_life (1540 words)

	ASU CoE Professional Field Experiences -- Student Teaching
		Student teachers will also be assigned to a university supervisor who will observe instruction and provide specific staff development seminars to meet the changing needs of the student teaching semester.
		Student teachers are encouraged to choose their placements carefully and select that school environment and mentor teacher who they feel reflects their personal philosophy of education and they perceive will provide excellent modeling and careful coaching for them.
		Student teachers are required to attend a minimum of two PFE Saturday seminars in addition to the three university supervisor seminars.
	coe.asu.edu /pfe/student_teach.htm (1359 words)

	Professional Education: Student Teaching Overview
		Student teaching is part of the experience provided in the professional semester and may be done in either the fall or spring semester of the final year.
		The student is advised that three steps should be accomplished during the semester prior to the student teaching semester.
		A student desiring to student teach during the fall semester of the year must apply no later than Feb. 1 of the previous spring semester.
	www.xu.edu /professional_education/student_teaching.cfm (162 words)

	Student Services - FAQ
		Regular (professional) membership is designed to meet the needs of people currently working in the HR field, while student membership is designed for individuals just exploring human resources and preparing to enter the profession.
		Students must be enrolled in a degree-seeking program, such as a Bachelor's degree, and taking a minimum of six credits per term.
		Students may convert their memberships to associate, general, or professional status at the special conversion rate of $80 for up to 6 months after the expiration of their student membership.
	www.shrm.org /students/memberfaq.asp (1552 words)

	Graduate and First-Professional Student Borrowing
		For students attending public institutions on a part-time and/or part-year basis, the average tuition and fees in 1992-93 ($1,600 at the master's level and $2,300 at the doctoral level) were relatively modest for someone working and earning their average incomes ($35,200 for master's students and $32,200 for doctoral students) (compendium tables 1.11 and 1.6).
		At the graduate and first-professional level, in contrast, students are considered independent of their parents for financial aid purposes unless they are under 24 years old and are claimed by their parents as a tax exemption for the calendar year during which they are enrolled.
		Although doctoral students were less likely than master's students to have borrowed in 1992-93 (figures 3 and 4), they were more likely to have borrowed for their graduate education by the time they completed their program and to have borrowed more, on average.
	nces.ed.gov /pubs/web/96235.asp (7872 words)

	2006-2007 Walden University Student Catalog - Professional Competence
		Students follow the policies and procedures of the current catalog and the curricula of the catalog under which they are admitted.
		However, there are situations in which students may be in satisfactory academic standing but exhibit behaviors that bring question upon their capacity as professionals.
		There are a number of professional skills and characteristics that are important for those who provide services to children, adolescents, and adults, as well as to professional organizations, in a variety of settings.
	www.waldenu.edu /c/Student_Catalog/8898_10093.htm (641 words)

	SI Student Life: Student Groups
		As a U-M student, you are also eligible to join other student groups throughout the University.
		SAA introduces and integrates new students into the archival profession and enhances the educational process by providing an additional focus for students to discuss archival issues, identify with the profession, and engage in professional activities.
		SCOR is dedicated to the social, cultural, and academic well-being of students of color of African, Asian, Latino, and Native American descent.
	www.si.umich.edu /stulife/student-orgs.htm (1073 words)

	American Professional Agency
		Students must be members of NASW before applying for the individual student coverage.
		Students and faculty may wish to have written assurance of their protection and the scope of their malpractice coverage.
		Faculty members can be sued in connection with a student's field placement activities, and schools have been named in malpractice lawsuits involving a student in field placement.
	americanprofessional.com /student/faqs.htm (1152 words)

	Student Organizations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Student clubs and organizations provide a full spectrum of activities -- some that are social and recreational; others that delve into the handling and treatment of specific animal species.
		To venture into the world of non-veterinary experiences, the ISU Student Organizations Office is a resource for hundreds of special interest, multicultural, community or recreational clubs and activities.
		The Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association is the premiere professional student organization within the College of Veterinary Medicine -- an organization that links students to a vast assortment of professional and social activities.
	www.vm.iastate.edu /students/current/organizations (627 words)

	The NHHEAF Network - Student Loan Glossary
		A student for whom the school’s financial aid administrator determines and documents the student’s independent student status based on the administrator’s professional judgment of the student’s unusual circumstances.
		A student who is enrolled in a program or course above the baccalaureate (Bachelor Degree) level at an institution of higher education, and is not receiving aid as an undergraduate student for the same period of enrollment.
		The amount a student and the student’s spouse or family are expected to pay toward the student’s cost of attendance.
	www.nhheaf.org /student_loan_glossary.asp (326 words)

	Constitution FAQ - IU Graduate and Professional Student Organization
		Once the decision was made to form a student government for graduate and professional students, it became readily apparent that the old constitution was inadequate for the institution we wanted to create.
		Our interviews with members of separate graduate and professional student governments at the other Big 10 universities with this arrangement (Penn State, Ohio State and Minnesota) confirm that this fear is unfounded and that the separate governments are able to work together on issues amicably.
		The GPSO believes that graduate and professional students have fundamentally different experiences from undergraduate students, and that meeting the needs of both groups with separate student governments would be in the best interest of all students at Indiana University–Bloomington.
	www.indiana.edu /~gpso/involved/constitution/constitution_faq.php (2698 words)

	Professional Student Affairs Administrator: Educator, Leader, and Manager, The Journal of College Student Development - ...
		The intended audience is primarily master's-level students in graduate preparation programs and entry-level student affairs practitioners although doctoral students and mid-level and senior student affairs officers may find some of the chapters to be interesting introductions to emerging areas of scholarship or as refreshers to topics studied earlier.
		The first chapter in part 1, "The Professional Student Affairs Administrator," Creamer, Winston, and Miller outline their model for student affairs administration and make the case that effective student affairs professionals must be proficient in each of three domains of educator, manager, and leader.
		This grouping supports the notion that student affairs professionals must be well versed in both the legal parameters and professional ethics, which frame the educational philosophy that undergird our work.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3752/is_200209/ai_n9140553 (948 words)

	Professional student - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A professional student, in the United States, is a student majoring in what are considered the professional degrees.
		"Professional student" is a slang term commonly used in colleges to describe a student who stays in school for many years rather than embarking on a career.
		However, the colleges allow for demonstrated exceptions (e.g., a student who holds down a full-time occupation or has a family to raise, who is clearly demonstrating progress toward a degree).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Professional_student (182 words)

	Student Government
		Graduate School Students are represented and served by two student governments, the School-wide Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) and the University-wide Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS).
		Its goal is to foster interaction between GandP students through the congregation of student groups at the Graduate and Professional Student Center at Yale (GPSCY), the sponsorship of academic, intellectual, and social events, and through community service and charitable events.
		Each professional school has a minimum of one Senator per class, and the Graduate School is represented by an equal number of Senators representing the Humanities, Social Sciences, Life Sciences, and Physical Sciences.
	www.yale.edu /graduateschool/studentLife/government.html (363 words)

	Student Life
		Phi Eta Sigma is a national academic honor society for students who have achieved a 3.5 QPA during their freshman year.
		Graduate Professional Student Organization (GPSA) is the recognized student government for all graduate and professional students.
		Student leaders in 21 fraternities and 15 sororities contribute to the development of policies, promotion of educational programming, and coordination of community service efforts.
	www.studentlife.pitt.edu /orgs/studentorgs.html (815 words)

	Halfbakery: Professional Student
		Contrary to the professor/academia track, this student's purpose would be to gain as much knowledge over as many different fields as possible, but on a deep enough level so as to be able to make deep interdisciplinary connections.
		Professional Student, wow - even the title is a contradiction in terms...
		Funding a student for life and not expecting any exchange of ideas (teaching or publishing) is not likely to result in enlightenment, be it academic or spiritual.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Professional_20Student (862 words)

	ASU CoE Professional Field Experiences -- Student Teaching
		This means that a student teacher will be required to register for full-time status at ASU and to be in the field for a minimum of 15 weeks, 5 days a week, all day.
		Student teachers are required to attend professional conferences/ workshops offered by the Office of Professional Field Experiences.
		One of the professional days is a half-day orientation to apprise student teachers of requirements and information critical to their success.
	coe.asu.edu /pfe/student_teach.html (1325 words)

	Graduate and Professional Student Funding Timeline
		As graduate and professional students seek support, they may find it useful to familiarize themselves with the categories used by funding agencies.
		Tailored to students from the start of the their graduate program through the master's or defense of the dissertation proposal.
		The majority of these grants are designed for students who will complete their dissertation at or near the end of the award year.
	www.ors.duke.edu /find/student/grad/gradtimeline.html (414 words)

	ETSU School of Graduate Studies - Graduate and Professional Student Association
		The Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) of East Tennessee State University is a student-managed organization whose membership is open to all currently enrolled post-baccalaureate degree-seeking students.
		Graduate and Professional students represent approximately 20% of the total student population at ETSU, and the teaching, clinical, and research activities of these students present genuine needs that are considerably different from those of the remaining student population.
		The primary goal of the GPSA is to provide support and informational services that will encourage all graduate/professional students to: 1) become involved in institutional governance and development; 2) participate in student-sponsored activities; and 3) maximize their potential as students, educators, and researchers.
	www.etsu.edu /gradstud/gpsa.asp (250 words)

	PharmD=Doctor not professional - Student Doctor Network Forums
		Being a brand new Pharm student, i didn't really respond, but maybe today I would be able to.
		This is the state of the profesion now that we (students that you refered to in your post) will be entering a practice.
		We inherited this deflated public view of our professional status because our preceding pharmacy brethren has allowed the practice to be comparable to drive thru hamburger stand.
	forums.studentdoctor.net /showthread.php?t=251469 (2299 words)

	Scholarships and Awards - Pharm. D. Professional Program at the University of Minnesota
		For a 3rd or 4th year professional student who has exhibited a commitment to the promotion of the profession of pharmacy and the safe and appropriate use of medications
		For a Pharm.D. III student for outstanding contributions to and involvement in the profession, the college, and its students.
		For a graduating student with an exceptional record in al chemistry-related courses in the professional curriculum and potential for graduate study in medicinal chemistry
	www.pharmacy.umn.edu /pharmd/tcstudents/scholarships/home.html (867 words)

	UCM - Professional Student Organizations
		Student members can elect to receive the professional journals and participate in chapter and national meetings at substantial discounts.
		Give emergency management students the attention needed to increase awareness to their needs as students of emergency management.
		To encourage greater professional and social cooperation and interaction among students of safety and allied fields and disciplines.
	www.cmsu.edu /x38414.xml (626 words)

	The Student Doctor Network
		We will be adding professional authors and columnists over the next month -- as new articles are added, we'll post a sitewide notice.
		From student blogs to veterinary medicine, we've got a variety of useful links.
		Students are simply asked to rate each school on a scale of 1-10.
	www.studentdoctor.net (414 words)

	Graduate and Professional Student Association
		GPSA is the student government for Arizona State University's Tempe Campus graduate and professional students.
		The lack of adequate appropriations from the State has been balanced on the backs of students, with in-state graduate students at ASU enduring tuition increases of 35%, 8.4% and 8.4% respectively over the last three years for a combined three year increase of 59%.
		We also encourage graduate and professional students to post your concerns and interests in the discussion forum.
	www.asu.edu /gpsa (415 words)

	WICHE Professional Student Exchange Program PSEP
		WICHE's Professional Student Exchange Program enables students in 13 western states to enroll in selected out-of-state professional programs usually because those fields of study are not available at public institutions in their home states.
		State support and program participation affecting students are subject to change by legislative or administrative action.
		Some states have additional arrangements for professional education with schools in the West and outside of the region.
	www.wiche.edu /SEP/PSEP/index.asp (232 words)

	Penn: Graduate and Professional Programs
		Penn pioneered professional education in America and continues to set the pace today with outstanding graduate and professional programs.
		The university-wide student government for graduate and professional students.
		For Ph.D. students from groups least represented nationally in their disciplines: academic networking, fellowships, seminars and conferences and more.
	www.upenn.edu /programs/graduate.php (157 words)

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