The Association for Asian Studies (AAS) is a scholarly, non-political, non-profit professional association open to all persons interested in Asia and the study of Asia. With approximately 6,500 members worldwide, representing all the regions and countries of Asia and all academic disciplines, the AAS is the largest organization of its kind. Through its publications, online resources, regional conferences, and annual conference, the AAS provides its members with a unique and invaluable professional network.

DEARBORN HEIGHTS MONTESSORI CENTER INC is an education management company based out of 5 FAIRMOUNT CT, DEARBORN, Michigan, United States.

LotusUSA, Inc is thriving and growing company with top work culture. Lotus USA, Inc. targets Federal Government agencies, state government, municipalities and Enterprise customers to support procurement equipment in vast majority of fields and ongoing professional services. Lotus USA team develops lifecycle application projects and assume complete responsibility for analysis, design, implementation, testing, integration of systems and project deliverables. Lotus USA, Inc. is registered with U.S. federal government's (SAM) System for Award Management (CAGE) Commercial and Government Entity. We are proud to announce that US woman's chamber of commerce (USWCC) awarded certification to Lotus USA, Inc as Women-owned small businesses (WOSB) National Women’s Business Enterprise (NWBE) certification in progress Holding California Small Business (SB) certification. Lotus USA, Inc has KeyPoint offices in Troy, Michigan, Silicon Valley San Jose, and Los Angeles. Our office address: 550 Stephenson Highway , STE # 350, Troy MI 48083 Our Website: https://www.lotususainc.com Lotus USA, Inc has KeyPoint offices in Madison Heights, Michigan, Silicon Valley San Jose, and Los Angeles. We are proud to announce we have supplied equipment to following US Federal agencies • Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center San Diego. • Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) • Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Customs and Border Protection (CBP) • U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE • US Army Garrison Fort A.P. Hill • NAVSUP FLC JACKSONVILLE KINGS BAY OFFICE We are official partner to following companies: Partner : Companies: Cisco, Dell, Lexmark, Quantum Corporation, MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, Fujitsu America, Inc., TASER, 888voip, SRVR (VOIP) ARISTA, Extreme Networks , Microsoft,Lenovo,Ingram, Synnex , WD ( western digital) Samsung, APC , Westen Digital, Seagate, Anixter, Grainger , Lexmark, Canon USA

Reimagine Education Group (REG) helps organizations of all types take advantage of professional learning critical to their success and growth for innovation. Rooted in the science of human learning, focused on evidence-based programs, and inspired by education reformers, REG consultants work with each school, non-profits, or for-profit businesses in a customized approach. We combine many years of experience in both public and private sectors, preK-12 education, and content area expertise, to align with your mission and chart an exciting forward for you and your team.

The Michigan Center for Student Success is an initiative of the Michigan Community College Association, providing state-level support to Michigan’s 28 community colleges by serving as a hub connecting leadership, administrators, faculty, and staff in their emerging and ongoing efforts to improve equitable student outcomes, emphasizing linkages between practice, research, and policy.

Managed a portfolio of student success initiatives to increase enrollment, retention, and persistence in a state-wide, cross-sector, multi-institution environment. Served as program lead for the 15 public universities to develop and support implementation of a $1,050,000 grant-funded statewide approach to develop transfer pathways between Associate and Bachelor programs to increase outcomes and graduation rates for transfer students. Researched statewide workforce development and employment data and trends to ensure that pathways were designed to meet future labor market demands.Negotiated with key leaders of universities and community colleges to identify the 12 majors to be included in the MiTransfer pathways, such as Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Business, and to develop multi-institution articulation agreements.Led various committees to implement the 3-phase strategic project plan to review syllabi and encourage curricula changes to more closely align with the pathways.Facilitated meetings with institutional leaders and presented to faculty and staff to advocate for the initiative, emphasizing the positive impact on student outcomes, and promoting the benefits of participation. Developed relationships and built coalitions to upgrade the Michigan Transfer Network (MTN), engaging all 68 Michigan higher education institutions (i.e., 15 public universities, 25 independent colleges and universities, and 28 community colleges) in the initiative. Partnered with a team to coordinate the Request for Proposal (RFP) process, select a vendor, and upgrade the student-facing web portal for course-to-course comparisons between institutions of higher education.Conducted external reviews to assess the efficacy of student success programs at Grand Valley State University and Michigan Technological University. Developed project, outcome, and budget reports to comply with grant reporting requirements.

Michigan Colleges Alliance (MCA) works to strengthen the shared capacity of 15 independent, four-year colleges and universities grounded in a liberal arts and sciences tradition, to broaden college choice in Michigan, support access to MCA campuses for students and families, and foster career outcomes for MCA graduates. Member Colleges and Universities • Adrian College • Albion College • Alma College • Andrews University • Aquinas College • Calvin University • College for Creative Studies • University of Detroit Mercy • Hillsdale College • Hope College • Kalamazoo College • Madonna University • The University of Olivet • Siena Heights University • Spring Arbor University A Distinctive Brand of Education MCA members provide a high quality, values-guided education in the liberal arts and sciences tradition. Our campuses represent smaller, nurturing environments that encourage self-discovery, leadership, ethical values, critical thinking, global intelligence, and civic engagement. While individually our campuses are smaller, collectively, MCA is the third largest university in the state. MCA campuses currently enroll more than 41,000 students, studying in virtually every field and discipline. As a group, MCA institutions lead the state in both four-year graduation rates and minority student enrollment. Over 70 percent of our students are Michigan residents, and the majority remains in Michigan after graduation. Focus of our Work The work of Michigan Colleges Alliance focuses on three areas: Marketing & Enrollment - building awareness among students and other stakeholders about educational options offered within the collective; Scholarship & Investment - enhancing affordability for students attending our campuses, and Talent & Corporate Relations - connecting students to fulfilling Michigan career opportunities, both during their education and after graduation.

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In multiple, rigorous studies, EduGuide’s Peer Mentoring Community has improved schoolwide attendance, behavior, grades, test scores and college achievement by 10% or more, putting it in the top-tier of CASEL’s evidence-based engagement programs. Yet EduGuide’s system is so simple to run that schools have launched the program within days of signing up -- just by sharing a link with students. Additionally, EduGuide’s multi-layered PD helps teachers grow their own social emotional strengths to coach their students more effectively. Each week teachers ask students to do an online EduGuide reflective writing activity on their own for at least 15 minutes. Students watch a video or work through a scenario and set goals. They learn one new skill and then choose one other person they can help that week with the skill. EduGuide is a universal Tier 1 program that has also been used widely for targeted Tier 2 and 3 students with a range of special cognitive, social, emotional, and other needs. Activities are culturally responsive and trauma informed and include unique language learning tools for English language learners. Elementary, middle, and high schools in all 50 states have used EduGuide to improve student outcomes. That’s because EduGuide is built on 5 What Works Clearinghouse validated control group studies on interventions that have been shown to improve engagement, wellbeing, and equity.

MEP's vision is to transform each student’s life, by strengthening our students’ abilities to have choices during and after completion of their high school diploma MEP's mission is to assist organizations in providing accessible, effective learning opportunities for students as an alternative to the traditional classroom. MEP accomplishes the vision and mission by specializing in customized curriculum to accelerate students obtaining his/her high school diploma. By using: - Online Educational Program (24/7 access to classes) - Credit Recovery - Credit for Life/Work Experience - Prescriptive Assessments (builds learning path and eliminates what you already know) - Testing Out of Classes (score at or over 70% and receive credit for the class)

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