Corporate Accountant/Financial Aid Administrator -Manage schools accounts receivable and financial aid systems. -Post activity to student accounts receivable. -Calculate and track financial aid eligibility for students. -Calculate refund amounts when upon student withdrawal from school. -Input and transmit financial aid application information into federal and state agency systems. -Reconcile financial aid received from federal and state agencies. -Perform Month-End closing of student accounts receivable. -Post monthly data to the school General Ledger. -Perform monthly bank reconciliations. -Prepare General Ledger account analysis. -Prepare monthly sales tax returns.

NursingABC provides quality academic preparation via convenient, interactive methods, to meet entrance prerequisites and continuing needs of applicants to nursing schools. Students may start a course on any date and complete the course at the pace that best suits individual needs. All of the course and laboratory materials may be completed from the comfort of home with full access to a personal instructor and tutor when needed.

Here at Fred Rogers Productions, kids come first, now and always. We connect with them through shows that are fun, relatable, and put their social and emotional learning front and center. That’s how we’ve earned the trust of parents, caregivers, and teachers. We bring our one-of-a-kind expertise in early childhood development to partnerships with talented creators, writers, illustrators, animators, and producers. Together, we create shows that foster a natural enthusiasm for learning and that make kids smile while they learn big life lessons. And we are always exploring how to make the most of new ways for kids to watch and play.

The Pennsylvania Environmental Council (PEC) protects and restores the natural and built environments through innovation, collaboration, education and advocacy. PEC believes in the value of partnerships with the private sector, government, communities and individuals to improve the quality of life for all Pennsylvanians.

Community Country Day School is an education management company based out of 5800 Old Zuck Rd, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States.

Triangle Tech Group provides Information Technology Support and Managed IT Services throughout North Carolina. The company has offices in the Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and Cary) as well as in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and Charlotte. From consumer computer repair to advanced corporate network support, Triangle Tech Group is your one-stop-shop for technology in North Carolina. We offer full service computer solutions for business and residential customers including on-site and in-store services, desktop and laptop repair, custom built computers, malware and virus removal, search engine optimization, and web design and marketing. In addition to full service computer solutions, we provide comprehensive technology support for businesses. If your business relies on technology to serve your clients or customers – you need a skilled team of technology professionals you can rely on to keep your hardware and network up and running at their best. Triangle Tech Group provides that team, when you need them most.

The Consortium’s mission is working to ensure that all students in our region start school ready to learn and graduate with the skills for careers, citizenship and lifelong learning. We create initiatives that strengthen and broaden school leadership, engage community and empower youth. We bring resources, improvements and community support to public schools and relentlessly advocate for excellence and equity in public education for all students. Our work is inspired and driven by an unshakable belief that public education is fundamental to a democratic society and that public schools are essential to our economic vitality

The Neighborhood Academy (TNA) exists to provide a holistic college-prep education for students in grades 8-12 who come from families who demonstrate financial need. The Academy is dedicated to developing the minds, bodies and spirits of our students so that they might become fully productive members of our society. By so doing our students will break the cycle of generational poverty that has held them captive and deprived society of the full value of their lives.

Established in 1929, Wheeling Country Day School is a non-profit, independent school for children ranging from preschool through fifth grade. It is fully accredited by the Independent School Association of the Central States (ISACS) and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), and Independent School Management (ISM). Our mission is to empower students to think, to create and to communicate in a nurturing environment where learning and character are paramount. Our philosophy is that Wheeling Country Day School’s purpose is to nurture the intellectual, creative, and ethical growth of children from diverse backgrounds. A balanced program of academic basics, fine arts, physical development, and critical thinking develops and enhances students’ individual and cooperative abilities. In a positive environment children learn to be self-reliant, self-motivated and resourceful learners. A supportive faculty challenges students to learn independently and within a group, with and without direct instruction, and the faculty rewards the students’ best efforts, ambition and accomplishments. A wide variety of activities beyond the classroom enriches learning opportunities. Personalized instruction using various methods and materials contributes to the total experience.

MISSION STATEMENT The Youngstown State University Foundation is the designated philanthropic entity for Youngstown State University. The Foundation is a non-profit corporation that pursues, manages and distributes resources to support scholarships and student initiatives, as well as the growth and development of Youngstown State University. VISION The Youngstown State University Foundation will be a catalytic force for the advancement of YSU, the Youngstown community, and Northeast Ohio, and will be a critical source of support, opportunity, and excellence for YSU students and faculty.

The RLA - Learning and Conference Center is the Greater Pittsburgh area’s breakthrough technology-based learning, training, and conference facility. Our LEED Silver certified green building, located in Cranberry Woods, is exclusively designed to hold seminars, business meetings, training sessions, planning sessions, board meetings, trade shows, and conferences. Our complete day packages include flexible meeting space, state-of-the-art technology, audio-visual components, ergonomic furniture design, abundant food service options, and professional staff with leading credentials in their respective fields of expertise who are ready to assist in ensuring you exceed the goals of your event. Our 8 Academic Members and over 500 corporate and organization clients can testify that our facility is the most modern, first-class center of its kind in Western PA. It is the mission of the RLA to serve as the region's premier Learning Center, capitalizing on the resources of an alliance of educational institutions, as well as the region's foremost Conference and Training Center, working together to enhance the workforce and economic vitality of the region. For more information please contact us at 724-741-1000 or visit our website www.theRLA.org to learn more.

The St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology is a non-profit research and educational institute that promotes life-transforming Scripture study in the Catholic tradition. The Center serves clergy and laity, students and scholars, with research and study tools — from books and publications to multimedia and on-line programming. Our goal is to be a teacher of teachers. We want to raise up a new generation of priests who are fluent in the Bible and lay people who are biblically literate. For us, this means more than helping people to know their way around the Bible. It means equipping them to enter into the heart of the living Word of God and to be transformed and renewed by this encounter. We read the Bible from the heart of the Church, in light of the Church’s Liturgy and living Tradition. In this way, we hope to help people experience the heart-to-heart encounter that Jesus’ disciples experienced on that first Easter night, when they knew Him in the breaking of the bread: "Did not our hearts burn within us while He talked to us…while He opened to us the Scriptures?"​ (see Luke 24:13-37)