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Community Service Hours Due 030Culminating Portfolios Due to Advisor 30Student Led Conference HS and Beyond Plan Completed Due 32Spring Break 32Senior Class Meeting 410 during 5periodASVAB 4ad. Revised 0715 1 IMPORTANT DATES 2013 2014 Academic Year ADMISSION FA SP SU ADMISSION APPLICATION DEADLINE 071513 110413 031714 ADMITTED BY 080513 112513 040714 FINANCIAL AID FA SP S SInternational Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline US only Paper postmarked by OnlinePhone October 11 1 September 12 September 26 September November 8 9 October 9 October 24 October December 6 7 November 6 November 2 November 2 January 2 Revised date as of December 2013 Revised date as of March 2014 Monday June 9 2014 1230 PM Tuesday June 10 2014 EuropeMiddle EastAfrica 830 AM Sunday June 29 2014 AsiaAustraliaNew Zealand 830 AM Saturday September 27 2014 830 AM Monday September 29 2 2014 COLLEGE SPRING BREAK DATES FEBRUARY Ryerson University Feb 1521 Algonquin College Feb 1721 Conestoga College Feb 1721 University of Toronto Feb 1821 Northeastern UniversityBoston Feb 2428 E Dates in bold apply to all undergraduate and graduate programs on all campuses those not bolded only to the Pittsburgh Campus Specific dates affecting the first professional programs in the Schools of Dental Medicine Law Medicine and Pharmacy as wel 201415 201516 Test Dates USInternational Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline US only Test Dates anticipated October 11 19 September 12 September 30 October 1 1 November 8 9 October 9 October 28 November 7 8 December 6 7 November 6 N m STUDENT ACCOUNT PAYMENT DUE 500 pm In person 600 pm Online Jan 7 Jan 7 Jan 7 Course Schedule RevisionsRegistration Permitted via PAWS at 1200 noon Jan 8 9 Jan 8 9 Jan 8 9 Early Student Enrollment Verification Certificate Proof of Enrollment availab OLAC/MOUG Joint Conference. Cleveland, Ohio, September 2008. Topics to Cover. sources of information . identifying the title proper . the various dates and numbers associated with sound recordings . presenting information on performers and contents. Features of Timelines. Must have:. A line with dates or times (scale). Information about important events linked to specific dates. The information is short and specific. Can have:. Title. Pictures. Arrows or lines connecting the scale to the information. Stored as a “serial number” which represents the number of days that have taken place since the beginning of the year 1900. 1/1/1900=1 and 1/2/1900=2 and 9/10/2013=41527. If date < 1/1/1900, not recognized. THE CHURCH IN HISTORY. Students will learn to:. appreciate the relevance of a theme or historical period to the life and mission of the Church today.. demonstrate knowledge of the key aspects of an important theme or period in the Church history.. www.jillwilliamson.com/teenage-authors/helps. or. http. ://bit.ly/Vw0oI5. WHAT IS A TIMELINE?. A. representation of . important. events in the order in which they occurred.. WHY MAKE A TIMELINE?. -Keep you organized. BICU Dates ! BPCU BICU Dates ! BPCU BICU Dates ! 8QDXWKHQWLFDWHGRZQORDGHG30877th and again from coniparitiwly uneventful iiot specially eastern third particularly connected the stormy advance brought iiot advnnccd northw-ard course by the nnd anutli