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BSc (Hons)
Business Information Systems
Combining technical and managerial knowledge of information systems
Course Overview
Why take this course?
Today businesses are driven by the information they offer and more often than not, this is via modern systems using networked computers, the web and large scale databases. This course provides you with the technical and managerial understanding to develop and manage such information systems. The combined abilities of a professional information systems designer who understands the needs of a business, is an extremely employable asset.
This course is also available as a top-up degree through distance learning.
What will I experience?
On this course you can:
- Apply your skills to real-life practical problems as part of the department's partnership scheme with charities, local and global organisations
- Use our fully equipped multi-platform suites and computer labs to enhance your learning experience
- Opt to do a salaried placement year
What opportunities might it lead to?
Accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT for the purposes of fully meeting the academic requirement for registration as a Chartered IT professional (CITP).
Studying this degree will provide a solid foundation for building a career in the business information systems arena.
Here are some routes our graduates have pursued:
- IT management
- network design
- software engineering
- computer programming
- web development
One of the best things about the course is it's very hands on. You learn by doing and not just theory.
Katie Tuffrey, computing student 2012
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Our entry requirements may be different during Clearing, so please contact us on 023 9284 8000 to discuss your options.
Key Facts
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- Duration
- 3 years full time, 4 years sandwich with work placement
- Entry
- 260-300 points to include 160 points from A levels or equivalent. English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.0 with no component score below 5.5. Other qualifications
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UK/EU/Channel Islands and Isle of Man students
2016/17 entry: full time: £9,000 p/a*
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2016/17 entry: full time: £13,700 p/a**
*Tuition fee may be subject to annual increase.
**Tuition fee is subject to annual increase.
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- Programme specification
- Accreditations & Endorsements
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Structure & Teaching
Year one
Your first year provides a solid technical foundation, which involves a practically based understanding of how computers work and how software systems are developed. You'll also be introduced to how such systems are applied in a business context and use case studies to explore what works well in modern business practice.
Core units you will study in this year include:
- Business Systems Analysis and Design
- Comp Tutorial Level 4
- Computer and Network Management
- Introduction to Database Design and Development
- Introduction to Web Programming
- Social and Legal Aspects of Computing
- Web Foundations 1
Year two
The main focus this year will continue to be on information systems and business systems analysis. You'll also have a choice of topics from computer science and information systems disciplines, enabling you to focus on computing topics or those with more of a business or programming flavour.
Core units you will study in this year include:
- Business information Analysis
- Business Systems Analysis
- Comp Tutorial Level 5
- Database Principles
- E-Commerce Infrastructure and Technologies
- Information Systems and Project Management
- Work, Social Media and Research in the Information Society
Options you will choose from in this year include:
- Business Information Systems Security
- Business and Employment Law
- Mobile Business
- Getting Usability into Development Environments
- Web-Script Programming
Year three*
By your final year you will have a good understanding of industry-standard techniques, equipment and software packages. Alongside some further units on information systems management and project management, you'll be expected to put your new skills into practice in a large-scale personal project. This final year project gives you the freedom to analyse, design, build and evaluate your own work.
Core units you will study in this year include:
- Comp Tutorial Level 6
- Information Systems Management
- Project Management for Information Systems
- Final Year Study Project
Options you will choose from in this year include:
- Advanced Database Concepts 2012 Version
- Advanced Systems Analysis
- Advanced Topics in Internet Systems
- Business Intelligence
- E-Commerce: A Critical Evaluation of Technology (A)
- Educational Computing
- IT Operational Service Management
- Professional and Academic Research Development
*This course is also available as a 4-year sandwich (work placement)
Teaching and Assessment
Here at the University, we aim to provide a lively and modern learning environment. During this course you will experience a mixture of lectures, tutorials, laboratory and project work. While lecture classes can be large, the more personal approach of seminars and tutorials offer more one-to-one support from our expert academics.
How are you assessed?
We assess you in a ways that encourage a deeper understanding and allow you to develop your skills including through:
- multiple choice tests
- essays
- written exams
- mini projects
- presentations
- review articles
Tutor's view
Shelley Ward
At the heart of any successful business is the staff, IT infrastructure and the Information Systems used to carry out day-to-day business functions. This course uniquely gives you a broad understanding of Computing and Information Systems development and management as well as the business context within which they operate.
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Facilities & Features
Specialist Software and Equipment
A full range of industry software will be available for you to use in the computer labs, supported by multi-platform network suites offering a variety of operating systems. You'll have a range of excellent resources at your fingertips including:
- mobile computing lab to develop Android and iOS apps
- pervasive computing lab for high performance computing
- usability lab including state of the art eye tracking equipment
- Linux and Windows systems
- forensics lab with industry standard forensic tools
Tutor Centre
A one-stop academic help and support resource for all School of Computing students. Need help understanding your assessments? Want to talk to someone about your project or about that programming problem? This is the place to go.
Maths Café
Drop in any time and get one-to-one help with that tricky maths or stats problem. With handouts on key topics to take away and computer-aided learning packages, we can get the problem solved and help you improve your numeracy skills.
University Library
Modern, comfortable and a great learning environment, our library offers a wealth of information including 400,000 books, DVDs, maps and thousands of online ejournals and newspapers. Many electronic resources are available anywhere, 24/7 and our friendly staff are always on hand to help.
Budgeting for your studies
There are extra costs associated with studying, which you will need to consider when planning your expenditure.
Recommended texts:
If you wish to purchase recommended texts, rather than borrow from the University Library, the average price is £50-£60. You may be studying up to 6 units a year, each with a standard recommended text.
General costs:
We recommend that you budget £75 a year for costs of photocopying, memory sticks, DVDs and CDs, printing charges, binding and specialist printing.
Final year project:
If your final year includes a major project, there could be cost for transport or accommodation related to your research activities. The amount will depend on the project you choose to develop.
Careers & Opportunities
Career prospects
On completing this course, you will possess a dynamic combination of technical ability, information systems development and management knowledge, plus a solid grasp of business processes. Our graduates have secured roles within computer design and software houses, computer services consultancies, internet and communications companies, and data systems organisations. It's also fairly common for our graduates to be snapped up by the employer they worked for in their placement year. Others continue their study at both MSc and PhD levels.
Overall you will be well qualified for many of the major computing graduate programmes or employment in varied fields of the computing industry.
Roles our graduates have taken on include:
- business continuity analyst
- software engineer
- analyst programmer
- systems consultant
- web developer
- systems analyst
Work experience
The best way to boost your CV is by doing an industry placement. This is a great opportunity to put your developing skills into practice in an industrial or commercial setting – and be paid for it! Taking a year in industry is extremely effective way to increase your employability for when you finish the course. You may even find that your placement employer hires you once you graduate.
Our team at the Student Placement and Employability Centre (SPEC) ensure you have access to a range of volunteering and work experience opportunities. We also offer support during your year-long industrial placements, and provide support for the different types of application processes.
Here are some examples of the roles our students have secured for their placements:
- Service Desk Engineer at Xyratex
- Technical Services Consultant at Hewlett Packard
- IT Business Analyst Intern at Intel
Career planning
To make sure you take the right steps on your career path, we're here to give you help, support and advice throughout your study. Even after you've graduated, we continue to give you support for up to five years.
Employers tell us that they want graduates to be able to demonstrate certain skills when they come out of university. Our courses take account of this. We make sure we prepare you for employment through work-related learning, projects, placements and working in simulated environments that are designed to prepare you for the working world.
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How to Make Small Multiple Maps in Tableau
I'm a big fan of small multiples in data viz, and I'm somewhat of a "Maphead" as well. Naturally, combining the two together results in a visualization that I'd vouch for almost any time. Kyle Kim of the LA Times just published a stunning series of 192 maps showing drought levels in California by week, going back to January 4, 2011. Small Multiple Maps can take up a lot of space, but they're very effective at showing change over both time and geography. Judge for yourself.
I look at a lot of Tableau Public visualizations, but I don't see a lot of "small multiple maps" out there. It's not that they don't exist, they're just rare. They're actually pretty easy to make, so I thought I'd show you one and walk you through how to create one for yourself. Here's a small multiples map showing FEMA declared disasters, by county, since 1953:
If you want to follow this brief tutorial, first download this Excel file of FEMA disasters.
How to Make a Small Multiples Map in Tableau
There are at least two different ways you can create small multiples maps in Tableau. One way is to create a bunch of individual maps as Sheets and drag and drop them all onto a single Dashboard. The other way is to create a single Sheet with a grid of small maps. This blog post covers the second method, which has the advantage that the "OpenStreetMaps" attribution only occurs once in the bottom left corner, instead of once for each multiple.
Step 1: Create a basic map
I started by creating a basic choropleth map of continental US counties. I double clicked on the county data field (Declared County/Area) and then dragged "Number of Records" to the Color Shelf. I filtered out the states and territories not in the "lower 48″, I changed the Color to red, set country shape borders to "None", and edited the Map Options to only show the coastline and borders:
Step 2: Create a "Row Number" and "Column Number" Calculated Field
There are 22 different "Incident Types" (so, plenty of material for Hollywood), but for this project I wanted to create a 3X3 grid, so I needed to identify the top 9 Incident Types. From a simple bar chart showing counts of Incident Type over the full date range, I found that (in descending order of frequency) Severe Storm(s), Flood, Hurricane, Snow, Fire, Severe Ice Storm, Tornado, Drought and Coastal Storm were the ones to include.
I wanted to put each of the 9 top Incident Types in its own box on the 3X3 grid starting with the least frequent type of the 9 (Coastal Storm) in the top left and working my way down to the most frequent (Severe Storm) in the bottom right. Each of the nine then would have a Row Number (1-3) and a Column Number (1-3). I created two new Calculated Fields (right click in the Dimensions or Measures area and select "Create Calculated Field") to place each in its proper location:
Step 3: Use "Row Number" and "Column Number" to create the grid
Now that the grid location fields are created, I just needed to drag "Row Number" to the Row Shelf and "Column Number" to the Column Shelf, and change both from SUM to a Dimension. When I used a Quick Filter to only include the 9 top fields, I had my small multiples view:
Step 4: Formatting
The rest is mostly clean-up, really. Hiding the Row and Column Headers, customizing the Tooltips, adding a date Quick Filter, and placing the small multiples map on a Dashboard. In the Dashboard, the titles for the 9 boxes are actually 9 very similar Sheets with Incident Type and Number of Records added as Text and filtered to just one of the nine incident types.
What do you think? Easy to make, right? Pretty effective as well, wouldn't you say?
I'd love to hear your thoughts, and thanks for stopping by,
PS. Coastal Storms seems to be occurring in rather… non-coastal areas in the country. Not entirely sure why, but I'm guessing it's a misclassification by FEMA. If anyone knows the story, I'd love to know.
Michael Mixon permalinkSeptember 8, 2014
Hi Ben,
Great article, as usual. I'm quite the fan of small multiples myself, but have never thought (or needed) to use them with maps. They do make for a very compelling pairing.
My inner sloth always looks for ways to avoid hard-coding anything, so I wondered if there could be a way to display the top 9 incidents without having to assign each one an explicit row and column number. I found that you can do this by leveraging the RANK_DENSE function. This also has the added benefit of allowing the incidents to remain ranked even when you change the time horizon.
Let me know what you think.
Jeff Pettiross permalinkSeptember 8, 2014
Nice tutorial, Ben. Thanks!
So glad we got the map credits in only one place in small multiples views. Small feature change, huge improvement in the output.
September 9, 2014
It's awesome. It seems simple, but it exists a lot of hours of study and practice behind something like this. I'm one of your readers and I love this article. Thanks for your efforts. Yesterday I made an infographic with Tableau, something seemed to this small multiple maps graphic, although I didn't use your method, I'll test your advice, I promise.
Joel permalinkSeptember 23, 2014
Utah and South Dakota seem like unlikely places for Coastal Storms…
The display has some appeal. I've done a few maps where you put a pie chart on a region to show a category breakdown. That has its uses, but it makes but comparing one of the categories geographically a little dicey. This would work much better, assuming a small number of categories, any how.
Leigh Fonseca permalinkNovember 5, 2014
This is incredibly creative and a great use of small multiples. The row and column assignment is turns out to be quite easy and I can see a lot of utility in this. Thanks for sharing!


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Actor and Comedian. He is remembered for his NBC variety television series "The Flip Wilson Show" that aired from September 1970 until June 1974, as well as his character 'Geraldine Jones'. Born Clerow Wilson, Jr., one of ten children, his father worked as a handyman during the Great Depression. When he was seven years old, his mother abandoned the family. His father was unable to care for all the children and he was placed in and out of foster homes. At age 16 he joined the US Air Force, lying about his age, and his outgoing personality coupled with his funny stories made him popular. His barracks mates gave the nickname "Flip" because he claimed that he was always "flipped out," and he began using it as his stage name. After his discharge from the Air Force in 1954, he started working as a bellhop at the Manor Plaza Hotel in San Francisco, California and found extra work playing a drunken patron in between scheduled acts at the Plaza's nightclub. His inebriated character proved popular and Wilson began performing it in clubs throughout California. He started out ad-libbing onstage, but eventually he added written material and his act became more sophisticated. During the 1960s he appeared regularly at the Apollo Theater in Harlem and was a favorite guest on "The Tonight Show," "Laugh-In," and "The Ed Sullivan Show." In 1970 he won a Grammy Award for his comedy album "The Devil Made Me Buy This Dress." That same year his variety series "The Flip Wilson Show" debuted. His characters included 'Reverend Leroy', materialistic pastor of the "Church of What's Happening Now", and his most popular character, 'Geraldine Jones', who always referred to her boyfriend, "Killer", and whose line "The devil made me do it" became a national catchphrase. The show generating high ratings and popularity among viewers and won strong critical acclaim, with an unprecedented eleven Emmy Award nominations during its run, winning two. In January 1972 Time magazine featured his image on their cover and named him "TV's first black superstar." He also won a Golden Globe award for Best Actor in a Television Series. After the show ended it run, he made guest appearances on numerous television comedies and variety shows, such as "Here's Lucy" starring Lucille Ball, "The Dean Martin Show<" "The Ed Sullivan Show," among others. He performed in television and theatrical movies including "Uptown Saturday Night" and "The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh." In 1976, he appeared as the 'Fox' in a television musical adaptation of "Pinocchio," starring Sandy Duncan in the title role and Danny Kaye as 'Mister Geppetto'. In 1984 he hosted the remake of "People Are Funny" and from 1985 to 1986 he played the lead role in the CBS sitcom "Charlie & Co." His last role was a cameo appearance in the sitcom "Living Single" in November 1993. He died at his home at the age of 64 from liver cancer.
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my doctor just prescribed seroquel and told me it was a sleeping aid combined with a depression drug. I go an pick up the prescription and read that it is used for bipolar disorder and being schitzo. I am being treated for depression but have NEVER had a manic or any other type of episode that would even be considered bipolar. I am so confused and scared to take a drug that is for something I know and all around me that have known me all my life know is not me. what do i do?:eek:
Is Seroquel good for sleep / depression?
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Yes I agree with Dave I take it as well, however I found I had a side effect called AKASTHESIA which is being unable to sit still or stand for long ,lying down was torture. However this side effect has now worn off . Yes i thought the same thing when I was prescribed it.I thought I was becoming schizophrenic , but all I am being treated for is clinical major depression. My advice is not to give up on the medicine. It is also prescribed for other conditions such as anxiety and depression. All the best to you Cheers Amanda
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I have taken serq. in the past for sleep & am Bi-Polar but had good & bad effects. Good = SLEEP / Bad = still sedated all day after taking it
- I had to have my doctor give the ok to adjust the dose when needed. Some nights it was 25mgs to get me the sleep needed other times if taken many days straight my tolerance would go up to 200mgs. My doctor started me out & said he wanted me around 300-500mgs a day to get me where I needed to be BUT theres no way I could take that amount. My wife & daughter could not wake me in the mornings @ 200mgs+ so I never went any higher. We all were afraid if there was a fire @ 6' 200 pounds they would have to leave me in the bed.
So just talk to your doctor after seeing what this stuff does to you & how you respond to it the next day. It can be very strong so take it when you are ready for bed & leave yourself as much time as possible for you to fully wake up in the morning.
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I want to only take 25 mg of seroquel, and Im hoping this will put me to sleep at night. My question is ... will the 25mg seroquel last me , or would I have increase my dosage as time goes by in order to sleep at night?
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Is there anything better than a fresh salad that's also satisfying? Caitlin's seared salmon salad fits the bill! (Photo by: Cara Hummel Photography)
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Look to your window-box herb garden for the flavor you crave this week. In fact, build all your weeknight meals around the savory blooms that crowd your kitchen container, starting with the seared salmon salad here.
For an interesting mix of bright and licorice-tinged bite, I call for a bouquet of cilantro and basil. You should choose whichever herbs sound good to you, however – and don't be afraid to use more than a pair of herbs if you can't decide on just two. You might even switch up the leaves or add a handful of freshly torn herbs to the romaine that starts the salad.
Make service extra easy by doing some simple prep up to 12 hours in advance: Marinate the salmon, dice the red onion, cube the mango, and clean and chop the lettuce. Keep everything refrigerated and slice the avocado just before plating the salads. Toss together in minutes for a perfect summer supper.
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Prep Time: 90 Minutes Cook Time: 5-10 Minutes Yields: 4 Portions
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...received his Ph.D. in ecology from Vanderbilt University and is now a professor of Zoology and Interdisciplinary Studies at Miami University. His research areas include community-based conservation, participatory science, and national education reform. Chris is the founding Director of Project Dragonfly and served as Editor-in-Chief of Dragonfly magazine--the first national magazine to feature the investigations of children. Project Dragonfly has reached millions of children through award-winning print media, teacher programs, and the Emmy-Award winning national PBS children's television series, DragonflyTV. He has written more than 60 professional articles and has directed projects funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Organization for Tropical Studies, and other agencies. Chris directs Earth Expeditions and the Global Field Program, served as a Fulbright Scholar in Thailand, and taught environmental education at Yale University.
... is a founder and co-Director of Project Dragonfly, where she oversees national exhibits, participatory media, and learning programs. She served as the founding editor for Dragonfly magazine and now leads the development of national exhibits for Wild Research and Saving Species. These two NSF-funded projects are designed to engage millions of families at zoos, aquariums, and other public learning institutions throughout the U.S. Lynne also writes fiction and nonfiction books for children with her husband, Chris, including McCrephy's Field (Houghton Mifflin), Forest of the Clouded Leopard (Houghton Mifflin), and Galapagos: Islands of Change (Hyperion). Lynne received her B. Phil. from the School of Interdisciplinary Studies at Miami University. She has developed conservation partnerships in many countries for Earth Expeditions, and works on a variety of research and education projects addressing human relationships with nature.
...received his Ph.D. in ecology from Vanderbilt University and is now a professor of Zoology and Interdisciplinary Studies at Miami University. His research areas include community-based conservation, participatory science, and national education reform. Chris is the founding Director of Project Dragonfly and served as Editor-in-Chief of Dragonfly magazine--the first national magazine to feature the investigations of children. Project Dragonfly has reached millions of children through award-winning print media, teacher programs, and the Emmy-Award winning national PBS children's television series, DragonflyTV. He has written more than 60 professional articles and has directed projects funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Organization for Tropical Studies, and other agencies. Chris directs Earth Expeditions and the Global Field Program, served as a Fulbright Scholar in Thailand, and taught environmental education at Yale University.
... is Director of Communications and Research at Project Dragonfly at Miami University, where she instructs international and web-based graduate courses and serves as a graduate advisor. When Dragonfly began more than 17 years ago, Jamie served as an editor for Dragonfly children's magazine. She has since worked on a number of Dragonfly initiatives to implement inquiry-driven reform in formal and informal learning environments. Prior to her work at Dragonfly, Jamie wrote hundreds of articles as a newspaper reporter and magazine writer. She has a bachelor's degree from Southern Methodist University in journalism, a master's in environmental science with concentrations in environmental education and public policy from Miami's Institute of Environmental Sciences, and post-master's work in pursuit of a Ph.D. in educational leadership from Miami. Her interests lie within the intersection of theory and practice and in helping educators and other professionals explore ways to use inquiry to improve human and ecological communities. Jamie has explored many countries throughout the world, but she particularly enjoys rediscovering her backyard with her husband and two sons.
... is a professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Studies at Miami University. Hays is a founding Co-Director of Project Dragonfly and served as the science editor for Dragonfly magazine. Hays received his Ph.D. in oceanography from Texas A&M University and has led international courses for years to the Bahamas and the Florida Keys, Curacao Island, and Costa Rica. His research focuses on the reconstruction of past ecological communities in marine systems and understanding ecological change. He also has a passion for weather and astronomy. Hays has authored many research papers and popular articles focusing on science and science education.
... is the Assistant Director of Field Programs for Project Dragonfly at Miami University where she instructs international and web-based courses and serves as a master's advisor. Jill is president of the board of Imago, a Cincinnati-based grassroots environmental organization focused on connecting communities to nature and sustainable living (http://imagoearth.org). Jill earned an undergraduate degree in biology from Washington University in St. Louis where she focused on tropical rainforest ecology, a master's from Miami University's Institute of Environmental Sciences concentrating in conservation biology, and is currently working toward her Ph.D. in biology. As a part of Miami's Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology doctoral program, Jill is exploring the role important natural areas play in our lives and how ecological, cultural, and social values contribute to conservation. She credits her love of the natural world to the outdoor adventures she takes with her family and getting a chance to climb trees as a child.
... is the Assistant Director of Master's Programs for Project Dragonfly at Miami University. Since 2002, Kevin has researched ecology, pollinator conservation, and entomology in heavily developed urban landscapes in both Chicago and New York City. For his doctoral research, conducted at Fordham University, Kevin utilized high-resolution GIS datasets to evaluate landscape factors influencing the diversity of bees and butterflies in community gardens of East Harlem and the Bronx. In addition to teaching at the undergraduate- and graduate-level, Kevin has served as an educator in a variety non-traditional settings including bilingual art-based science education in the Bronx and student-led programming while at the Bronx Zoo/Wildlife Conservation Society. Kevin has also engaged in scientific outreach through work as a scientific consultant and blogger for an urban citizen science program (http://greatpollinatorproject.org/) and currently serves as Chair of the Urban Ecosystems Ecology section (http://www.esa.org/urbanecology/) of the Ecological Society of America. He currently resides in Yellow Springs, Ohio with his wife and two young children.
... is a Visiting Assistant Professor for the Dragonfly program. He got his Ph.D. from Wright State University in 2014 with his dissertation work focusing on the evolution and population genetics of a recently radiated mallard clade. Although much of his work focuses on his true passion, waterfowl, he has lead and/or collaborated on the genetics and conservation of various taxa, including sea turtle leeches, endangered plants, different fish, and many other birds. In general, his research interests are interdisciplinary and transcending landscape, evolutionary, and conservation genomics to study speciation, evolution, adaptation, and the role of gene flow. In addition, he has and continues to lead scientific collection trips around the world with vouchered specimens now housed in several national museums and Universities. He currently resides in Beavercreek, Ohio with his wife and young child.
... is a Visiting Assistant Professor with Project Dragonfly. He has a B.S. in biology from the Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico. He also holds a Ph.D. in entomology from the University of Arizona. Javier's research has looked at the effects of human-induced habitat change on ant communities. For his Ph.D. dissertation, he considered the impact of urbanization on ant diversity in the arid urban environment of Tucson, Arizona. In particular, he looked at irrigated parks which are a new and extraneous habitat in that environment. He has also done research on the behavior of the exotic dark rover ant and the pest management of termites. While in Arizona, Javier was part of science outreach efforts with the Urban Entomology Laboratory, the Arizona Insect Festival, and the Insect Discovery Program. As a result, he has spoken about insects and science to audiences of all ages, frequently while holding a live insect specimen.
... recently earned her Ph.D. in the School of Forestry at Northern Arizona University. She received her master's in wildlife biology from Southwest Texas State University, and her bachelor's in zoology and botany from Brandon University in Manitoba, Canada. For her dissertation she studied animal movements and the design of wildlife corridors. The project included field work with kinkajous (a Neotropical relative of the raccoon) in Costa Rica, genetic lab work, and movement analyses of desert bighorn sheep and elk in Arizona. Previously she has worked with temperate and tropical bats, ground squirrels in Canada, corn crakes in Poland, and amphibians in Germany (where she grew up). Annika is currently teaching Leadership in Science Inquiry for Project Dragonfly, Conservation Biology at Northern Arizona University and Biology Concepts at Coconino Community College. She also enjoys hiking, backpacking, mushroom hunting, birding, traveling, and doing yoga.
... began teaching human anatomy and physiology while a graduate student in Old Dominion University's doctorate program in biology. Caroline went on to become Professor of Biology at Tidewater Community College and eventually moved into higher education administration. Caroline continues to design and teach courses in human anatomy and physiology for several community colleges and universities simply because of her love of and commitment to education. A self-proclaimed "unnatural-scientist," she de-mystifies complex matters of human physiology through uncomplicated examples using simple language. Caroline is able to break down complex ideas and theories into accessible, bite-sized pieces, thus making them accessible to anyone with a desire to learn. Dr. Rivera is a proud, community college success story -- a high school dropout who went on to beat the odds. Caroline has a bachelor's and master's degree in anthropology, a master's degree in Biology (ABD Ph.D.), and a Ph.D. in Community College Leadership.
... graduated from Michigan State University with a B.S. in Zoology. Her post-graduation field work opportunities included studying honeybee hive dynamics in responses to food locations using celestial cues (very cool stuff!), studying marine invertebrates (especially nudibranchs) in their natural Oregon habitats, and travel to the Saint Lawrence Seaway north of Quebec to study whale diving cycles and breathing patterns. After working as a vet tech in a local hospital, she went back to school to earn earn an M.S. in Conservation Biology, focusing her thesis work on amphibian movement patterns in relation to celestial cues. Following graduate school, Carrie was hired by The Nature Conservancy as a wetlands restoration specialist, where she spent a lot of time in the field and traveling to assess various habitats for proper management. Stewardship days involved her teaching the local folks about the environment and ways they can help protect what they love. She now lives outside Chicago with her husband and two children and teaches at the local college. She and her family love the outdoors and enjoy hiking, biking, camping, birding, and they love to travel and will take any opportunity to explore both within the USA and out. Carrie goes back and forth between Illinois and Michigan a lot and travels to Northern Michigan and Northeast Maine every year (love the Northern Territory!). Her most memorable and unforgettable trips have included whale watching in the Saint Lawrence Seaway, tropical rainforest explorations in the West Indies and scuba diving the Great Barrier Reef of Australia.
... received her Ph.D. from Indiana University in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior and currently is a Visiting Research Scholar at the University of Iowa. Her research focuses on the effects of natural and sexual selection on the ecology and evolution of reproductive biology. Most of her work has been conducted using Potamopyrgus antipodarum, a freshwater snail from New Zealand. This snail has the unique feature of coexisting sexual and asexual reproductive modes and has a high infection rate by the sterilizing trematode, Microphallus livelyi. She has investigated how this naturally selective force has influenced the evolution of mating behavior, ploidy, and gametogenesis. In addition, she has also conducted research using the seed beetle Callosobruchus maculatus. This beetle is a cosmopolitan pest and females are known to mate multiply with males that have spiked genitalia. She has investigated how sexual selection through increased male density has altered mating behavior and the evolution of genital spike length. Deanna has also instructed courses at many institutions and has served as an undergraduate and graduate research mentor.
... currently teaches geology and geography at Mohave Community College in Kingman, Arizona. For the past several years, she has been a field instructor for Round River Conservation Studies, a study abroad program for undergraduates majoring in life and environmental sciences from the U.S. and Africa. During her time with RRCS, she worked in Botswana and Namibia, and spent semesters living in primitive field camps, falling asleep to the sounds of lions, hippos, and hyenas. She has also traveled extensively for work, studying a variety of species in diverse locations such as, the beach in Uruguay, the harsh Impenetrable Forest of Argentina, the tropical rain forests of Honduras and Costa Rica, and the savannas of Malawi. She received her B.A. in Environmental Studies and Wildlife Biology from Prescott College in 2008, her M.S. in Geosciences from Mississippi State University in 2011, and is currently finishing up a second M.S. in Entomology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She also has a certificate in Aquarium Science and is a current Wilderness First Responder. She loves teaching and inspiring others to get out and be a part of nature. She has a passion for bats, reptiles, birds, and insects, among most other animals. In her spare time she enjoys birding, herping, photography, travelling, and spending time with her husband and their furkids.
... received her Ph.D. in Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology, with a dissertation focused on conservation genetics, from the University of California, Riverside. There she spent her nights in the field trapping kangaroo rats and her days in the lab analyzing DNA from hair samples taken off the captured animals in order to assess their movement across southern California highways. Heather's passion lies not only in conservation but also in teaching, and learning how to teach better, to inspire future conservation biologists. Since graduating Heather has completed a Graduate Certificate in E-learning and Online Teaching through the University of Wisconsin, Stout where she designed an introductory biology class with a lab that she now teaches online for State Fair Community College in Missouri. She also teaches undergraduate biology classes online for Colorado State University - Global Campus.
... graduated from the University of Virginia with a major in biology and a minor in environmental sciences. She was fortunate enough to participate in an undergraduate semester abroad program in Queensland, Australia with the School for Field Studies. There, she studied rainforest ecology and conservation. She continued her education at Rutgers University where she earned a Ph.D. in ecology and evolution. Since then, she has been involved in research and conservation projects involving freshwater invertebrates, water quality, reptiles, and amphibians. In addition to her courses at Project Dragonfly, Jennifer also teaches biology at John Tyler Community College in Virginia and is working on a research grant involving the relationship between freshwater mussels and dams in South Carolina rivers. In her spare time, she enjoys horseback riding, and playing games with her husband and 9 year old son, Simon.
... is a social scientist and conservationist living in Seattle, Washington. Kathayoon received her Ph.D. in environmental education from Stanford University, studying social networks in zoo and aquarium education. She received her Master's in Environmental Science from the Yale School of Forestry and her Bachelor's in Organismal Biology from Claremont McKenna College. Kathayoon is currently the Principal Evaluator at the Seattle Aquarium and serves as an advisor to the the Research and Technology and Conservation Education Committees of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Kathayoon is a member of Class 6 of the Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders program and an award-winning educator in design thinking. Throughout her involvement in Project Dragonfly, Kathayoon has taught several courses including Earth Expeditions courses in Costa Rica and Baja. Kathayoon enjoys yoga, crafting, travel, and playing music. She does not enjoy running but does it anyway.
... is an environmental consultant and owns her own business, Sunbird Biological, which is a small natural resources consulting firm specializing in wildlife biology, permitting, compliance, and GIS. Katy holds an M.S. in Natural Resource Management, a B.S. in Wildlife Biology, and she is a Certified Wildlife Biologist through The Wildlife Society. With more than 14 years of experience managing environmental projects and providing biological technical expertise, she has experience in various survey methods for analyzing and monitoring wildlife and habitats. Katy has knowledge of state and federal environmental regulations, and has experience in preparation of an assortment of biological resources reports and other documents in accordance with National Environmental Policy Act, Endangered Species Act, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, and Clean Water Act. Her teaching experience includes substituting K-12, undergraduate biology laboratories, and master's student mentoring. Through an opportunity with the Denver Zoo and in collaboration with Mongolian State University of Education, Katy serves as the lead bat researcher at Ikh Nart Nature Reserve, Mongolia. Her hobbies include skiing, camping, hiking, and spending time with her family.
... received a Ph.D. in biological sciences (zoology) from Louisiana State University and a B.S. in marine science from Coastal Carolina University. Kristen is a toxicologist in the EPA Region 8 Office of Ecosystems Protection and Remediation in Denver, Colorado. She came to the EPA from the National Park Service (NPS) where she was a contaminants specialist, coordinating natural resource condition assessments at coastal National Parks, and prior to that she was faculty in the Biology Department at the University of Central Arkansas. At the EPA she conducts human health and ecological risk assessments and serves as a technical expert on adverse effects from exposure to pesticides and toxics. Even though she works for the government, she remains active in academia through adjunct appointments. In addition to teaching at Miami University through Project Dragonfly, she also serves on graduate committees at Colorado State University and the University of Colorado Denver and teaches online biology classes at Colorado Christian University. Her research entails the investigation of the use of genomic and metabolic markers for detecting exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals in aquatic life. In her spare time, she enjoys mountain biking, backcountry telemark skiing, and whitewater stand up paddle boarding.
... is a professor of biology at a community college in Central Minnesota. She currently teaches General Biology I and II, Microbiology, Environmental Science and Human Biology. Lori earned a M.S in Biology from Minnesota State University – Mankato and a M.S. in Adult Education from Capella University. She is currently ABD in her Ph.D. in Post-Secondary and Adult Education from Capella University. Her master's research focused on allopolyploidy in Packera paupercula populations in Minnesota and Wisconsin. For a number of years Lori has volunteered as a University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener and as a Minnesota Tree Care Advisor for her county. Her passions include conservation, restoration and education. She loves exploring Minnesota's many state parks, water-ways and forests. She also enjoys camping, kayaking, yoga, gardening and spending time with her husband, three children and numerous pets on her farm. She travels to other states and countries as often as possible to expand her family's world view and to learn how other communities conserve and protect their natural resources. Her most recent travels included teaching an 8-week environmental science course in Costa Rica as part of her sabbatical.
... comes from a diverse background with degrees in physics, mathematics and biology. After completing a Ph.D. in applied mathematics at Cornell University (focusing on mathematical ecology), she went on to further study in ecology earning an M.S. in Natural Resources from The Ohio State University. Her master's work focused on studying landscape metrics used for conservation planning. Most recently, she has spent her time as a stay-at-home mom to her three children. During that time she's enjoyed a lot of hikes and nature programs with her kids, as well as participating in volunteer work at their school, planning events and helping with weekly Forest Friday hikes with her son's class.
... is a conservation biologist and science educator, and her interests are at the interface of conservation biology, behavior, ecology, and science education. She received her Ph.D. in Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences from Texas A&M University in 2011, and her doctoral research focused on the foraging ecology of dusky dolphins. This research resulted in insights about underwater behaviors, and she made an educational research-based video that was on exhibit at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. She currently teaches courses that focus on ecology, biodiversity, evolution, and environmental science at Montgomery College and Howard Community College in Maryland. While teaching, she works to incorporate inquiry-based activities into courses and to connect students more closely with nature. She lives in Mount Airy, Maryland with her husband, four cats, and a diversity of native plants and ancient oak trees, and she is looking forward to facilitating community-level solutions through Project Dragonfly.
... is a science and conservation education leader with degrees from Wright State University in elementary education and advanced teaching practices. Though trained in formal education, Robyn's career has been balanced between time spent teaching in K-12 classrooms and time working with those same audiences in informal education in zoos and aquariums across the country. Robyn started her career as a seventh grade science teacher in Lebanon, Ohio and eleven years later was the Assistant Director of Education for the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) headquartered at the Bronx Zoo in New York City, directing activities across WCS's five NYC-based zoos and aquarium as well as projects across several international landscapes and seascapes. After moving back home to Southwest Ohio, Robyn became the Coordinator of Online Faculty for Miami University's Regional E-Learning Initiatives. Through this position, Robyn serves as a facilitator and consultant to online faculty interested in further developing their pedagogical content knowledge as well as a promoter of scholarship in E-Learning at Miami and a catalyst for cultivating community and increased engagement among online faculty teaching through Miami University Regionals. Robyn's interest in leadership is driven by desire to serve her communities as an agent of change, exploring new knowledge and ways of doing things, asking thoughtful questions and tackling complex problems with creative solutions.


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National Road Safety Commission
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The National Road Safety Commission (NRSC) is a Ghanaian state agency responsible for road safety education in Ghana.[1]
The commission was established by an act of parliament in 1999.[2] The commission's mandate is backed by ACT 567.[2]
The commission is under the [Ministry of Transport] of the Republic of Ghana.
Functions of the commission[edit]
The mandate of the commission allows the NRSC to promote and coordinate Road Safety activities in Ghana.[2]
Road accident statistics[edit]
The function of the commission is important to all aspects of the Ghanaian economy. This is because road accidents are a national issue in Ghana. Statistics show that four people die daily on Ghanaian roads due to road accident.[3] Estimates show that Ghana loses over 230 million dollars yearly due to road accidents with more than 1600 deaths.[4] The loss correlates to 1.7% of the country's Gross Domestic Product. The NRSC announced in 2010 that there were 19 fatalities per 10,000 vehicles in Ghana. Statistics showed that 43% of the fatalities involved pedestrians and 53% involved occupants of vehicles. 23% of all pedistrain fatalities involved children below the age of 16 years. The major cause of road accidents in Ghana is due to over speeding. This accounts for 60% of car crashes in the country.[4]
Collaborating agencies[edit]
The NRSC collaborates various state agencies to ensure road safety. They include:[3]
- Motor Transport and Traffic Unit
- Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority
- Building and Road Research Institute
- Ghana Highways Authority
- Department of Feeder Roads
- Department of Urban Roads
Funding for the commission's operations are from the Government of Ghana, donor agencies and philanthropists. The commission uses funds it receives to expand and implement new road safety programmes. The Danish International Development Assistance (Danida) is a major funder of government road safety activities in Ghana.[3]
- ^ "MTTU". www.ghanapolice.info. Retrieved 12 June 2011.
- ^ a b c "The National Road Safety Commission (NRSC) Ghana Recruits Internal Auditor". www.jobsghana.blogspot.com. Retrieved 12 June 2011.
- ^ a b c "GRSP". www.grsproadsafety.org. Retrieved 12 June 2011.
- ^ a b "Ghana loses over $230m every year to road accidents". www.ghanabusinessnews.com. Retrieved 12 June 2011.
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CriticasAccording to the National Diabetes Association, Hispanics are at higher risk of developing and dying from diabetes and twice as likely as other populations to experience complications like heart disease. These two small cookbooks provide easy yet elaborate recipes for those suffering from diabetes or seeking a healthy heart. In Recetas, Cerdeira starts by listing the ingredients she left out of the recipes-salt, mustard, and coffee among them-as well as the ones that benefit the heart, like onions, grapes, and potatoes. She then provides appetizing recipes for chicken, seafood, and vegetables, as well as instructions for dips and spreads, desserts, and breads. Although the recipes assume a degree of cooking experience-they don't specify oven temperatures, for example-they're generally easy to follow. Cerdeira also provides useful conversion and measurement charts, and a much-needed table of culinary terms and their equivalents in the different Spanish-speaking countries. La cocina follows a similar structure. In the introduction, Lafond provides a brief history of diabetes and gives nutritional tips on artificial sweeteners, calories, and condiments. The recipes include appetizers, salads, soups, dishes with vegetables, red meat, poultry, seafood, pastas, and desserts. This book doesn't include a terminology-equivalency table, and non-Argentine readers may not recognize some terms. The two books are recommended for public libraries and bookstores.
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It was a somber, overcast sky with temperatures falling into the high 20s about 3:40 p.m. Christmas Eve when rescue workers pulled up a silver gray 1998 Kia from Mud Creek.
Betty Jo Jones, 68, of Roanoke, Va., died Thursday evening when her vehicle slid off Brookside Camp Road into the creek.
Bill and Mary Newsom of Etowah were traveling west on Brookside Camp Road about 10:45 p.m. Thursday when they saw a car slide off the road into the water as it approached the bridge from the east.
"I saw two headlights on the other side of the bridge," Bill Newsom said. "We stopped, and I jumped out of the car."
The vehicle had floated under the bridge and was moving with the swiftly flowing current of the creek downstream.
"I saw the vehicle floating and told my wife to call 911," he said. "When I turned my head around, it had disappeared. I heard a woman calling, 'Help, help!'"
"It went down so fast," Mary Newsom said.
The road had patches of standing water Thursday where the creek had overflowed its banks. The water began to freeze as temperatures dropped during the evening, forming icy patches.
"The vehicle hit a patch of ice and she lost control of the vehicle," said N.C. Highway Patrol Trooper Anthony Hill. "The vehicle ran off the right shoulder and traveled across the bridge abutment and into the water."
When rescue workers and law enforcement personnel arrived at the scene Thursday, they found an icy patch on the road where the vehicle had entered the water, said Mountain Home Fire Chief Mahlon Hudgins.
The Henderson County Rescue Squad Swift Water Rescue Team and Green River and Saluda Fire Department dive teams put boats with rescue workers into the water Thursday, searching for the vehicle.
They searched in the dark amid frigid temperatures until about 4 a.m. with no success.
Rescuers resumed the search about 11 a.m. Friday. Brookside Camp Road was closed to all traffic near both sides of the bridge crossing Mud Creek from about 11 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
The water in the creek had risen to a depth of at least 15 feet from recent rain, and the temperature of the water was about 40 degrees, rescue workers estimated.
Three members of the Henderson County Rescue Squad, Mike Edney, Kathy Morgan and Julie Brezillac, began searching the downstream side of the bridge in an aluminum boat.
Mark Shepherd and Rhonda Brissie searched the upstream side of the bridge in a river raft as about six rescuers and volunteer firefighters stood on the banks of the creek securing the yellow ropes which guided the raft.
Using long fiberglass probes, the rescuers slowly searched the gray, murky depths of the creek.
About 1:30 p.m. Chris Cole with the Green River Dive Team entered the raft with an underwater camera attached to a probe, but the vehicle still could not be located.
At 2:45 p.m. rescuers changed the search area based on the arrival of the witnesses who saw the accident Thursday night and the information they provided. Within a few minutes, the vehicle was located.
A tow truck arrived and Rescue Squad members attempted to secure the hook from the tow truck to the vehicle under the water without sending a diver into the cold water.
After numerous attempts, Mike Edney finally secured the vehicle to the tow line and it was pulled ashore.
More than 40 Rescue Squad volunteers, volunteer firefighters with Mountain Home, Green River and Saluda fire departments, deputies with the Henderson County Sheriff's Department and Highway Patrol troopers spent their Christmas Eve at the scene of the accident.
"They have big hearts," Mountain Home Fire Chief Mahlon Hudgins said. "And we like to save lives."
"At least we've given closure to the family," said Edney of the Rescue Squad.
Family members had gathered at the scene Friday and began sobbing as the car was pulled out.
The victim was a former resident of Henderson County, family members said. They did not give their names.
"She was visiting one child and on her way to another child's house," Hill said. "She never arrived and was reported missing at the Sheriff's Department."
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Footage continues, showing a male and female officer taking Gentry into a cell. Gentry is handcuffed and held down, and then she is stripped.
Video shows that Gentry sat nude in the jail from 4:14 a.m. until 10:58 a.m. Gentry claims she was also pepper sprayed.
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