Yerevan, Armenia

1. Asynchronous Synchronous Asynchronous and Synchronous Traditional off-campus Yerevan, Armenia UNMC Distance Education Sites 2002-2003 DE #5

2. Alabama – Huntsville Armenia – Yerevan California – Twain Harte Colorado – Sterling Florida – Tampa, Boynton Beach

3. Ames Ankeny Bettendorf Decorah Des Moines Earling Granville Hospers Hurtley Indianola Kingsley Merrill Newton Sioux City W. Des Moines Waterloo Waukee Iowa

4. Idaho – Careywood Kansas – Hays, Wichita Kentucky – Paducah Maine – Augusta Missouri – Maryland Heights, St. Peters North Carolina - Wilmington

5. Albion Alda Auburn Beatrice Center Central City Chadron Clay Center Crete Eagle Gering Hastings Hebron Kearney Leigh Lincoln Macy Madison Magnet Nebraska City Nebraska

6. Neligh Norfolk North Platte O'Neill Pierce Red Cloud Scottsbluff Seward Sutherland Wausa Wayne Winnebago Wymore Nebraska(cont’d)

7. Oklahoma – Lawton, Oklahoma City South Dakota – Black Hawk Brandon Canton Clark Custer Garretson Huron South Dakota (cont’d) Rapid City Sherman Sioux Falls Texas – Mansfield Wyoming - Cheyenne

8. Asynchronous Synchronous Asynchronous and Synchronous Traditional off-campus UNMC - Nebraska Distance Education Sites (2002-2003) DE #7

9. Albion - Asynch Alda - Asynch Auburn - Asynch Beatrice – A/S Center - Asynch Central City – Asynch Chadron – A/S Clay Center - Asynch Crete - Synch Eagle - Asynch Gering - Asynch Hastings - Asynch Hebron - Asynch Kearney - Synch Leigh - Asynch Lincoln - Asynch Macy – Traditional DE Madison - Asynch Magnet - Asynch Nebraska City - Asynch Neligh - Asynch Norfolk – A/S North Platte – A/S O'Neill - Asynch Pierce – A/S Red Cloud - Asynch Scottsbluff – A/S Seward - Asynch Sutherland – A/S Wausa - Asynch Wayne – Asynch Winnebago – Traditional DE Wymore - Synch UNMC – Nebraska Distance Education Sites (2002-2003)

10. Off-campus / Distance Education Courses Definitions* • Synchronous - Instructor and students meet at the same time, but a portion of the students are physically separated in location from the instructor. Technology utilized may include satellite, ITFS, T-1, T-3, fiber optics, radio, audio/phone conferencing, audiographics, IP Video, real time discussion (chat room), etc. • Asynchronous – Instructor and students are separated in both time and place. Examples include prerecorded video or audio tape, CD-ROM based, web based, Internet, etc. (Sections reported do not include any sections that were taped.) • Traditional – Instructor and students meet off-campus at the same time and in the same place. The instructor travels off-campus to the site. *Definitions provided by University of Nebraska Central Administration

14. Diagram 1: Structure of the Nebraska Public Health Laboratory Specimens are accepted at the central receiving desk at RPA. From RPA, specimens are sent to the specific laboratory section required for the requested testing. These sections make up the Nebraska Medical Center clinical laboratory, but are also utilized by the NPHL. State Epidemiologist If the State epidemiologist feels it is warranted, specimens can be sent directly to the Special Pathogens & Biosecurity Lab section of the NPHL. Chemistry Immuno-hematology (Blood Bank) Hematology Microbiology (Includes Immunology, Virology, & Molecular Diagnostics) Special Pathogens & Biosecurity Lab 4 FTEs This area is part of the NPHL ONLY. Employees’ salaries are paid 100% by federal grant dollars. These are sections of the Nebraska Medical Center clinical laboratory. Employees are paid by the Nebraska Medical Center solid funds. Located at UNMC Regional Pathology Associates (RPA)

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