Overture Technologies and the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (AICCU) Announce Marketing Partnership for Student Loan Marketplace

Overture Technologies and the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (AICCU) Announce Marketing Partnership for Student Loan Marketplace

Online Loan Comparison and Education Financing Learning Center To Be Created For California's Private, Non-profit Colleges and Universities

Bethesda, Maryland, and Sacramento, California (PRWEB) April 16, 2009

The Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (AICCU (http://www. aiccu. org)), representing California's 75 non-profit accredited colleges and universities with more than 289,000 students, and Overture Technologies (http://www. overturecorp. com), the leading provider of decisioning software solutions that enable transparent, accurate and responsive lending processes, announced today a marketing partnership to create the California Student Loan Marketplace. The California Student Loan Marketplace will be an online education financing resource that connects students and their families with lenders to encourage smart borrowing practices and compare reliable private student loan terms. Prager, Sealy, & Co., LLC (http://www. prager. com), a leading higher education investment banking firm, will serve as the program manager for AICCU.

"It is more important than ever for families to have clear, accurate, and easy-to-understand information about alternatives for financing college costs," said Jonathan Brown, AICCU president. "The California Student Loan Marketplace will help provide students with affordable higher education at top institutions."

The California Student Loan Marketplace will allow schools to provide students and their families with access to unbiased information on financing higher education. The Marketplace will offer students, families, counselors, and institutions the following:

*Reliable loan terms from multiple lenders: The Marketplace will provide what students need - the ability to compare and select reliable financing options - not "as low as" advertisements - with a complete listing of reliable loan terms.

*Preservation of borrower credit scores and privacy: The Marketplace will provide a more efficient, safer loan shopping experience for students by pulling a single credit report to match borrower information with multiple lenders' student loan products and allowing borrowers to choose which lender receives their information.

*Smart borrowing practices: The Marketplace will provide information on how to borrow wisely, including exhausting federal loan options before turning to private loans, and using a co-signer to achieve the best rates and fees.

*Guiding students to make informed decisions: The Marketplace can be configured with school-specific information about policies, deadlines, academic programs, and grade-levels to assure that students receive custom-tailored loan options.

*Enhanced transparency: The Marketplace will be an open network of lenders that allows schools to provide students with meaningful guidance in a safe and trustworthy environment.

"Overture is pleased to work with AICCU, a trusted group that is dedicated to connecting students with lenders for smarter financing of their education at private, non-profit colleges in California," said Peter Carroll, Overture Technologies' vice president, product marketing.

About AICCU
Since 1955, the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities is the voice of California's private, non-profit, WASC accredited colleges and universities for state and federal issues. AICCU schools enroll over 280,000 students annually. Founded in 1955, AICCU offers research, consolidated purchasing, and professional development opportunities to member schools; it also provides information to counselors, students, and parents about higher education in California.

About Overture Technologies
Founded in 2000, Overture Technologies is the leading provider of decisioning software solutions that enable the transparent, accurate and responsive lending processes required in today's mortgage and higher education industries. Overture's customers are dedicated to providing superior mortgage underwriting, servicing and securitization services and to increasing students' access to higher education financing alternatives. Our leadership team applies decades of industry experience from leading financial services and technology firms to help our customers achieve their goals.

About Prager, Sealy & Co., LLC
Since Prager, Sealy & Co. was founded in 1987 with the assistance of two universities, higher education finance has remained a primary focus and strength. The firm's mission is to provide clients with unparalleled personal and professional service, approaching each engagement with integrity, innovation, and insight. Prager, Sealy is committed to redefining investment banking by offering broad strategic advice with expert market execution.

# # #

Monochrome Printer from OKI Printing Solutions Keeps Small Workgroups Productive with High Duty Cycle, Fastest Processor and More Memory: New B6250 Series provides robust, reliable printing to support every day business processes

Monochrome Printer from OKI Printing Solutions Keeps Small Workgroups Productive with High Duty Cycle, Fastest Processor and More Memory: New B6250 Series provides robust, reliable printing to support every day business processes

Oki Data Americas, Inc., which markets its products under the OKI(R) Printing Solutions brand, today launched the industry-leading B6250 Series, giving small workgroups advanced monochrome printing that consistently and reliably handles their heavy printing loads and demanding work environments. With the highest duty cycle, fastest processor and maximum memory in its class(1), the B6250 Series supports a business' every day processes, making users more productive and efficient.

MOUNT LAUREL, N. J. (PRWEB) March 31, 2008

 Highlights of press release:

-- New B6250 from OKI Printing Solutions offers the fastest processor and highest maximum memory storage in its class(1), allowing businesses to expand software use and increase print volume

-- Ideal for manufacturing and transportation, finance and insurance, retail, and education applications, the B6250 Series printers are designed to support the daily monochrome printing needs of growing workgroups

-- Monochrome printer rounds out the full product line from OKI Printing Solutions, consistently delivering top performance and reliability with significant value

"Monochrome printing is a necessity in small workgroups throughout a variety of industries including transportation, education, finance, and retail, supporting the daily invoicing, reporting and administrative work from multiple users," said Lisa Newman, Marketing Manager, Monochrome Printers for Oki Data Americas, Inc. "Businesses are continuing to grow. According to the U. S. Small Business Administration, businesses with employment growth are outnumbering businesses with employment decline(2) - meaning companies are not slowing down. On the contrary, they are in need of technology that can reliably handle their fast pace environments."

The industry-leading monthly duty cycle of 150,000 pages, processor at 533 MHz and the best-in-class(1) maximum memory storage at 640 MB included in the B6250 Series allow workgroups to integrate more software programs, such as Job Accounting and PrintSupervision from OKI Printing Solutions, to ease workflow and monitor printing for an efficient and cost-effective business. Users will notice less disruption due to less printer intervention - keeping their focus on what is most important.

Key features of the B6250 Series include:

-- Fast print speeds at 30 pages per minute (ppm)(4) enhancing workgroup performance

-- Industry-leading 150,000 page duty cycle for less user intervention and minimal down time

-- Monochrome printing at 1200 x 1200 dpi for crisp, sharp output

-- Increased minimum and maximum memory capacity at 128 MB and 640 MB respectively

-- Fast processor at 533 MHz allowing the use of additional software programs and printing of larger files, boosting efficiency and productivity

"The B6250 Series is an upgrade to the B6200 Series, bringing more robust capabilities and more advanced technologies to our customers," stated Newman. "We listened to their needs and understand that they want to focus on their business and have their printer fleet support these tasks, not inhibit them. The B6250 Series will do just that - enhance their performance and productivity while meeting every day needs."

The B6250 Series of A4 monochrome printers have estimated street prices starting at $499 and will be available in late April. It will be sold exclusively through OKI Printing Solutions authorized dealers and solutions provider partners in the US and Canada.

Like all OKI Printing Solutions products, the B6250 Series is backed by comprehensive support from authorized OKI Printing Solutions dealers. In addition, the company provides live, toll-free(3) technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, with agents based in North America.

About Oki Data Americas, Inc.

Oki Data Americas Inc., headquartered in Mount Laurel, N. J., and a subsidiary of Oki Data Corporation of Japan, markets PC peripheral equipment and customized document management solutions under the OKI Printing Solutions brand, including digital color and monochrome printers, color and monochrome multifunction products and serial impact dot matrix printers, as well as a full line of options, accessories and consumables. Oki Data Americas takes a consultative approach to supporting every customer's needs and delivering individualized print solutions that optimize business performance. The company's innovative technology is backed by its parent company Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd., a world leader in information processing systems, telecommunications and electronics and a $6.1 billion multinational corporation with headquarters in Tokyo. Keeping its customers needs top of mind, Oki Data Americas is ISO 9001:2000 certified and most products have earned the ENERGY STAR(R) certification.

OKI, Reg. Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. ENERGY STAR Reg. T. M. U. S. EPA, Single Pass Color T. M. and design Reg. T. M. Oki Data Corp.

(1) Compared to Lexmark E352dn, HP P2015dn and Brother HL-7050N

(2) "Small Business Growth: Searching for Stylized Facts," SBA October 2007

(3) Available in the U. S. and Canada only

(4) Published performance results based on laboratory testing. Individual results may vary.

The DNA Shoah Project Collaborates with Hewlett-Packard 'Innovations in Education' Grantee

The DNA Shoah Project Collaborates with Hewlett-Packard 'Innovations in Education' Grantee

The University of Arizona's DNA Shoah Project will provide laboratory facilities and expertise to students participating in Palo Verde High School's Annealing Project, an interdisciplinary approach to teaching diversity and human identity. Tucson Unified School District's Palo Verde High Magnet School was one of only 25 schools in the United States to receive a grant from HP's 'Innovations in Education" program, designed to raise student achievement in math and science and increase awareness in high-tech college and career opportunities. The award brings $265,000 of technology, cash and professional services to the school and gives students the opportunity to experience state-of-the-art laboratory practices in the workplace.

Tucson, AZ (PRWEB) July 8, 2009

The DNA Shoah Project's mission to reunite families torn apart by the Holocaust will be brought to life this fall in Palo Verde High Magnet School classrooms through a special project designed to combine cutting-edge genetics, computer technology and the humanities. Aptly entitled The Annealing Project, this educational collaboration is funded by a $265,000 HP Innovations in Education grant.

The DNA Shoah Project, a division of the University of Arizona's Arizona Research Laboratories, is a non-profit, humanitarian effort to build a database of genetic material from Holocaust survivors and their immediate descendants in an attempt to reunite families. The DNA Shoah Project's laboratory resources will make "citizen scientists" of the Palo Verde High Magnet students and enable them to participate in the hands-on analysis of DNA samples from Holocaust survivors. The DNA Shoah Project's multimedia curriculum, comprised of science-based learning activities mixed with Holocaust survivor testimonies, will bring lessons of the Holocaust into the high school's biology, mathematics and humanities classrooms. Annealing Project students will also assist with hands-on analyses of DNA samples from Holocaust survivors and learn to record valuable survivor interviews.

The Annealing Project uses an interdisciplinary approach to address issues of human identity, diversity and belonging. Biology, biotechnology and mathematics students will receive a real-world introduction to molecular genetics, forensics science and professional laboratory practices while they assist with DNA Shoah Project data analysis. English and social studies students will learn to take videotaped and recorded testimonies from Holocaust survivors, collecting material for an interactive, online archive and social network that will allow survivors to connect with one another from all over the world. Not only will Annealing Project students gain a technological literacy and marketable skills through these experiences, they will learn that the disparate members of their diverse student body are more alike than different.

Palo Verde Biology/Biotechnology teacher, Kevin Kehl, team leader for the Annealing Project, works with many students who are often the first high school graduates in their families and may be the first college attendees as well. Kehl sees the PVHS/DNA Shoah Project collaboration as an opportunity to "bridge the gap" that might otherwise exist between these students and a post-secondary learning environment and the grant from HP as one that will fundamentally redesign the student learning experience.

Worldwide, HP is investing more than $17 million in mobile technology, cash and professional development as part of the global 2009 HP Innovations in Education grant initiative. This initiative follows HP's five-year, $60 million investment in HP Technology for Teaching grants to more than 1,000 schools and universities in 41 countries. During the past 20 years, HP has contributed more than $1 billion in cash and equipment to schools, universities, community organizations and other nonprofit organizations around the world.

"Innovation is key to expanding education opportunity - and HP is privileged to collaborate with educators around the world who are committed to exploring the exciting possibilities that exist at the intersection of teaching, learning, and technology," said Jim Vanides, Worldwide Program Manager for HP Global Social Investments. "Emerging evidence from the last five years is very positive - excellent instruction combined with the right technologies is measurably improving student academic success."

More information about the 2009 HP Innovations in Education initiative and other global social investments is available at www. hp. com/go/grants (http://www. hp. com/go/grants)

Kevin Kehl, Annealing Project team leader, can be emailed at kevin. kehl(at)tusd1(dot)org. More information on Palo Verde Magnet High School and its Science Department is available at http://edweb. tusd. k12.az. us/pvscience (http://edweb. tusd. k12.az. us/pvscience)

About the DNA Shoah Project:

The DNA Shoah Project is a non-profit, humanitarian effort housed at the University of Arizona aiming to reunite families torn apart by the Holocaust. The Project is building a database of genetic material from survivors and their immediate descendants in an attempt to match displaced relatives and provide Shoah orphans and lost children with information about their biological families. There is no cost to participate. Donations are tax-deductible. Please visit http://www. dnashoah. org (http://www. dnashoah. org) for additional information.

DNA Shoah Project Media Contact:
Lynn Davis
520-626-6203
Lynn(at)dnashoah(dot)org
Http://www. dnashoah. org/ (http://www. dnashoah. org/)

DNA Shoah Education Coordinator:
Barbara Fransway
520-626-1672
Bbf(at)email. arizona(dot)edu
Http://www. dnashoah. org/ (http://www. dnashoah. org/)

About Arizona Research Laboratories

The University of Arizona's Arizona Research Laboratories (ARL), comprises a group of researchers solving critical scientific problems and generating knowledge for the future. The organization's structure and values promote innovation through dynamic interdisciplinary collaborations. ARL has been a leader in interdisciplinary science and research for almost 30 years.

ARL Contact:
Michael Cusanovich, Ph. D.
Cusanovi(at)u. arizona(dot)edu
520-621-7533
Www. arl. arizona. edu
PO Box 210077
Tucson, AZ 85721-0077

# # #

Comming to a Channel near you... The Speedy Car Finder Show, The Speedy Truck Finder Show & The Speedy Bike Finder Show

Comming to a Channel near you... The Speedy Car Finder Show, The Speedy Truck Finder Show & The Speedy Bike Finder Show.

The next generation in car dealership advertising is here. The Speedy Finder Services organization is dedicated to bringing to the local television market the advantages of television programming designed to sell cars and dealership services to the consumer in the comfort of their living room without the intimidation of sales pressure. “We plan to do for car dealerships what QVC did for the jewelry & general merchandise business” says Mr. Hargraves,

(PRWEB) September 29, 2004

Introducing to broadcast television for distribution nationwide

The Speedy Car Finder Show

The Speedy Truck Finder Show

The Speedy Bike Finder Show

The next generation in car dealership advertising is here. The Speedy Finder Services organization is dedicated to bringing to the local television market the advantages of television programming designed to sell cars and dealership services to the consumer in the comfort of their living room without the intimidation of sales pressure.

With the shows unique blend of educational and informative segments about car care structured around promoting the dealership inventory, dealer services and dealer staff credibility to the public, this may be the freshest thing to hit the market since the big internet automotive car buying services came along and changed the industry forever.

Executive Producer and concept creator of the Speedy Finder Services television shows is Mr. Joseph Hargraves MS. Ed, CEO, of Technology & Taste Productions L. L.C. headquartered in Connecticut. Technology & Taste Productions designed the concept and is prepared to make long form thirty minute programming an affordable mainstay for dealerships nationwide. “We plan to do for car dealerships what QVC did for the jewelry & general merchandise business” says Mr. Hargraves, “these shows are available for immediate release and sponsorship for local broadcast in all regions of the country, this show, an original concept is destine to take it’s place among the leaders in alternative automotive purchase solutions for the public. “

Combining everything the Internet car buying services already gives you with the power of television. They also offer the ability to stream the previous weeks episode on the Internet, and the ability to show the program at Kiosks and in malls along side new cars that are being displayed to the public. These are just some of the many original ideas that the producer and his production team have come up with for this show.

Mr. Hargraves also says that he and his team are in the final stages of testing Speedy Car Finders database driven search engine. He promises it will give the Speedy Car Finder organization and its Sponsor Dealerships and members the benefits and functionality of the big name internet car buying services like Cars. com, Autobytel and YahooAutos. com.

Mr. Hargraves says the expanded new searchable Internet database service will be ready for the public and available to the dealership in first quarter 2005. He is prepared to start television programming for dealers immediately. Kiosk marketing solutions and Internet streaming/rebroadcasts of weekly television shows on behalf of sponsoring dealerships in the United States are also available in all standard Internet streaming formats.

For more information contact: Mr. Joseph Hargraves @ 860-873-1099 and/or register at www. speedycarfinder. com/pilot (http://www. speedycarfinder. com/pilot) and view the program and give them a call for additional information about sponsorship packages and programming options.

###

TargetX Workshop Offers 100 Ways to Recruit Today's Students

TargetX Workshop Offers 100 Ways to Recruit Today's Students

Today's students expect two-way communication with the colleges trying to recruit them, which is a challenge for an industry accustomed to mailing printed pieces and sending static emails. This unique workshop will offer colleges 100 tips and techniques for establishing a more interactive recruiting process.

Bristol, PA (PRWEB) March 2, 2006

Some of the nation's leading experts in interactive recruiting will come together for an intensive one-day workshop entitled "100 Ways to effectively Recruit Today's Students."

Organized by interactive recruiting firm TargetX, the workshop will run from 8 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. on Thursday, March 30, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

"Recruiting today is all about engaging the student through two-way communication, involving the parents, and telling a compelling story," said TargetX CEO Brian Wm. Niles. "The purpose of the workshop is to provide 100 tips, trends and techniques for more effective student recruiting -- both online and when using traditional methods."

Major topics will include:

Best Practices in Using Email, Blogs, IM and Online Events Techniques for Finding and Telling Your College Story How to Embrace Parents in Recruiting Students Critical Improvements to Make to Your Website How to Better Personalize Your Recruiting Efforts More Effective Copy for Print and Web Ways to Enhance the Campus Experience Measuring your Brand Perception in the Marketplace

The program is designed for admissions and enrollment officers, marketing and communications professionals and others responsible for implementing a more interactive recruiting strategy.

In addition to Niles, presenters will include Kari Chisholm, president of Mandate Media; Bob Johnson, editor of "Your Higher Education Marketing Newsletter"; Jeff Kallay, a top executive with Mindpower Inc; Robert McCullough, director of marketing and communications at Case Western Reserve University; and Laura Sizelove, director of parent relations at Biola University.

This event is the latest installment in a series of student recruiting workshops offered by TargetX, a pioneer in developing online tools and services for higher education marketing. The series has attracted more than 1,200 participants from colleges throughout the United States and Canada.

For more information, including biographies of the six presenters, click:

Http://www. targetx. com/workshops/ (http://www. targetx. com/workshops/)

Or call 877-715-7474, ext. 10l.

About TargetX

TargetX is a leading provider of interactive recruiting solutions to higher education, helping colleges lower their costs and strengthen their connections with prospective students. The company offers communications planning, creative services and proprietary technology to such clients as Columbia University, the University of Miami, Drexel University, Rochester Institute of Technology, the University of Oregon and Ohio State University.

###

“The Wharton School: Teaching Business Management in a Whole New Way”

“The Wharton School: Teaching Business Management in a Whole New Way”

Project: Jon M. Huntsman Hall, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, New York Multimedia, telecommunications, and audio/visual design: Shen Milsom & Wilke, New York Completion: Autumn 2002

(PRWEB) February 8, 2003

Technology enhances the educational process by expanding interactions among students and educators, offering varied learning opportunities, providing distance learning, and giving easy access to many educational resources. Technology, in short, makes it easier to teach and much easier to learn.

With this in mind, The Wharton School set out to create the ultimate wired classroom building. The result is the schoolÂ’s new Jon M. Huntsman Hall. Designed by architects Kohn Pedersen Fox and completed this fall, the building, which serves 4,700 undergraduate and MBA students, offers technology--conceived by SM&W--that is at once pervasive and transparent.

“We are doing things here that have never before been attempted at this scale,” says Jon Burris, principal at Shen Milsom & Wilke. “The basic classroom technology at Wharton is used in other places. The difference is that at Wharton we have overlayed the basics with hardware and software systems that push technology utilization to a new level."

For example:

 The custom-designed Wharton lectern gives instructors “dashboard control” over the technology and room environment. It includes audiovisual controls, a microphone, and computer ports. Pre-set “room profiles” allow faculty to instantly recreate their preferred teaching conditions in each classroom. These conditions can also be controled by a technician located elsewhere on the campus.  One-touch digital video and audio recording in each of the 48 classrooms and in public areas allows instructors to archive classroom proceedings and viewing materials directly to the Wharton Web site. The result is an audio/video library that students, alumni, and instructors can freely access. This live and stored multimedia flows freely within the Wharton community and beyond, carried on the LAN, Internet, and other links.  In classrooms and public venues, the desktop computer and audiovisual control systems are integrated. This allows even those who have no technical skills to fully access the systems and have full functionality on demand.  Students can see, hear, and participate in discussions with international business leaders via multimedia and broadband audio and video conferencing. Displayed on multiple screens in each classroom, conferencing also allows classes to be team-taught by faculty in Philadelphia and at Wharton West in San Francisco simultaneously. Also linked is the European business school INSEAD (www. insead. edu), which has campuses in Singapore and Fontainebleau, France.  The 57 group-study rooms in the building are designed to enhance interactions among students working on collaborative projects. Each of these rooms offers network connectivity, a computer, and an electronic whiteboard connected to the roomÂ’s computer.  The auditorium and two colloquium rooms include systems for multiple-image displays, video, and teleconferencing systems.

According to the National Education Association, technologyÂ’s role in education is to provide students with an effortless medium for information queries and problem solving. Properly applied, it extends the studentsÂ’ understanding of the pertinent concepts, processes, and themes explored in class.

SM&WÂ’s work at Huntsman Hall allows Wharton to meet these goals. With access to a vast array of technology-based tools, WhartonÂ’s students and teachers are taking technology in education to a higher level than ever before.

Shen Milsom & Wilke, Inc. (www. smwinc. com) is an international audiovisual/multimedia, telecommunications, trading floor, and acoustical consulting firm. It provides design, engineering, and consulting services to building owners, architects, engineers and contractors. The firm has experience in new building and renovation projects including corporate headquarters, office towers, convention and training centers, airports, hotels, hospitals, theaters, broadcasting and recording studios, as well as financial, government and educational facilities. Shen Milsom & Wilke has a worldwide staff of 130 with offices in New York, Princeton, N. J., Washington, D. C., Chicago, San Francisco, Houston, Denver, London and Hong Kong. It has been in business since 1986 and was named one of the 100 fastest growing A/E/P and environmental consulting firms in the nation by Zweig White & Associates.

The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania www. wharton. upenn. edu is recognized around the world for its academic strengths across every major discipline and at every level of business education. Founded in 1881 as the first collegiate business school in the United States, Wharton has approximately 4,600 undergraduate, MBA, and doctoral students, more than 8,000 participants in its executive education programs annually, and an alumni network of more than 75,000 worldwide.

Polka Tots

Polka Tots

Aimee Michaelis admits that when it comes to musical ability she only plays the radio. However that has not stopped the Medical Administrative Assistant instructor at Pima Medical Institute, 1701 W. 72nd Ave, Suite 130 in Denver from raising a musical family and rolling out a barrel of fun for polka enthusiasts in the Denver, Golden and Evans area.

Mesa, AZ (PRWEB) December 25, 2005

Aimee Michaelis admits that when it comes to musical ability she only plays the radio. However that has not stopped the Medical Administrative Assistant instructor at Pima Medical Institute, 1701 W. 72nd Ave, Suite 130 in Denver from raising a musical family and rolling out a barrel of fun for polka enthusiasts in the Denver, Golden and Evans area.

Aimee’s husband, Kevin has been playing professionally in polka bands since he was 10 years old and has built up quite a reputation in the area belting out vocals, playing the dulcimer, an ancient, harp-like instrument or beating out a rhythm on the drums. When Aimee was pregnant with the couple’s first son, Cameron, now 4 and later with 3-year-old twins, Trevor and Logan, 3, she put headphones on her belly and played classical music. She also attended many of her husband’s gigs when she wasn’t working nights as an instructor at PMI.

Now all three of Aimee’s son, as well as her husband, are out playing polka tunes throughout the state. All three boys have learned through observation. Each takes turns sitting on their father’s lap while he plays. Once, when Kevin went on break, Cameron snuck on stage and began tapping out a tune to the canned music that started to turn heads. Everyone was shocked to see it was the youngster who could keep a perfect beat. Soon his younger brothers followed suit. Now they have their own miniature dulcimer and drums that they play. All three are perfect mimics and have developed a real talent for music and dance. Sometimes the twins dance the polka together, imitating the perfect dance form of their grandparents, with Trevor assuming the lead dancer role (his Papa) and Logan as the follow (his Nana).

Polka enthusiasts throughout the area drive for miles to see Kevin and the boys perform in three or four different bands. However, Aimee isn’t totally left out. Her skills as a MAA are a perfect fit for running the band’s business and booking appointments. Three upcoming gigs are scheduled for 3 – 7 p. m.: Jan. 8th and Feb. 26th at The Denver Kickers Sports Club, 16776 W. 50th Ave. in Golden and at The Ebony Event Center in Evans tba.

PMI is one of the premier medical career colleges in the western United States. The privately owned, accredited school provides students with a well-rounded education embracing theoretical classroom studies, as well as on-site training in allied health facilities within the community. This gives the student the opportunity to function in a working environment.

PMI has been serving students since 1972, with campuses in: Albuquerque, New Mexico; Mesa and Tucson, AZ; Chula Vista, CA, Seattle and Renton, WA; Las Vegas, NV; as well as Colorado Springs and Denver. Additional information is available by calling their toll free number, 888-442-5998 or online at http://www. pmi. edu (http://www. pmi. edu).

###