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	Printed 'Schedule of Classes' Discontinued for Graduate & Professional Schools As a result of budget reductions, the Office of University Scheduling and Space Management will discontinue printing the Schedule of Classes for graduate and professional schools in New Brunswick, effective Spring 2004.
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	The GSE's South Africa Initiative The GSE's South Africa Initiative (SAI) is an interdisciplinary program composed of a variety of activities centered around an annual study tour to South Africa.
	Regulations Governing GSE Dean’s Support for Student Conference Participation To the extent of funds available, GSE will provide up to $400 to support graduate student travel to be a program participant at a national, regional, or state professional conference/panel.
	Friday Fun Tech Tip 2008.01: SearchMe.com Search engines (like Google) usually don't get folks too excited, but this one may be different. SearchMe.com is a new visual search engine that returns 'pictures' of web pages that match your search instead of text.
	You Can Still Enroll In a Fall 2008 Class at Rutgers GSE Many students have started their graduate school careers by taking a single class on a topic of interest related to better teaching or career advancement. A number of such courses are available.
	Chinese Language Summer Camps The GSE collaborated with local school districts to provide Chinese instruction and Chinese language teacher training opportunities.
	Samuel DeWitt Proctor Chair in Education The Rutgers Graduate School of Education announces a faculty search for the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Chair in Education. This endowed Chair was established in 2002. Dr. Proctor was the first African-American faculty member at Rutgers to have an endowed Chair named for him.