Charles Giammona

Charles
GiammonaThe content covers an expansive range of academic, workplace
and technical competencies roughly equivalent to four semesters at a two year
college in terms of knowledge and skills, and inclusive of the technical skills
required for an Associate of Applied Science degree;

The curriculum was
intentionally designed in a modularized format that can be easily adapted and
customized to the needs of a wide variety of end users, i.e., the program can be
used in parts or as a whole, depending on the needs of the business customer and
individual learner; and
About Charles Giammona

Outreach

To ensure technological and promotional support to
building Centers and help in linking these Centers with housing programs and
construction agencies for improving marketing of new standardized building
materials and components and thus keeping the construction costs within
affordable limits by promoting new technologies.
To assist in setting up of
rural Building Centers for training of village artisans, craftsmen and help in
production in simple building components using local materials and skills.

To promote intensive entrepreneurial development programs for
commercialization of technologies and innovative building materials.
To act
as a platform for continuous interface between the research organizations,
housing agencies and financing institutions for reorientation the professional
practices to facilitate use of innovative technologies and building materials.

To coordinate with national, state and local level institutions for periodic
training and orientation courses for professionals like engineers, architects,
town planners, contractors and construction managers for creating confidence in
use of new materials and technologies.
To evolve a skill certification
system on the basis of training in new technologies and innovative building
materials.
To promote new technologies by establishing a suitable system for
performance evaluation and validation of new technologies and building
materials.

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Giammona

Charles Giammona: PROGRAM STATEMENT

Billions of dollars are being spent to rebuild America’s decaying
infrastructure. With these expenditures has come the growing demand for
construction workers and technicians prepared to spearhead this monumental
rebuilding effort. Homes, highways, buildings, plants, airports, and bridges
will require the handiwork of master builders, and the construction technology
curriculum will provide some of these technicians.

The fundamental
objective of the Construction Technology Curriculum is to provide a sound
education in both the theory and the application of quality construction
principles for a variety of construction projects. Learners experience the basic
methods, materials, techniques, and developments involved in the construction
industry.

This program offers a unique combination of management,
design, and hands-on experience. Through a series of construction management
courses, the construction industry as a whole and analyze the interrelationships
of the various organizations within the industry. In the laboratory, learners
master blueprint reading, quantity take-offs, and the estimating of residential
and commercial buildings. During the summer, internship programs work with area
contractors.

Graduates qualify for positions such as construction
supervisors, building inspectors, contractors, field clerks, purchasing agents,
surveyors, expediters, estimators, and construction materials salespersons.
Other graduates often transfer credits toward a bachelor’s degree in Industrial
Technology, Construction Technology, or Civil Engineering.
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Dr. Charles P Giammona

Charles
Giammona

The new, educational open market means that any
systemic reform within traditional educational institutions must begin with a
recalibration of learning policies. Yet that is exactly the last place any
systemic initiatives (SI) focus because the institutional resistance to it
brings administrative suicide to any academic officer that might lead such an
initiative.

Dr. Charles Giammona

Phd. Charles P. Giammona: President Bush has announced his plan to
select Dr. W. David Hager to head up the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA)
Reproductive Health Drugs Advisory Committee. The Reproductive Health Drugs
Advisory Committee makes crucial decisions on drugs used in the practice of
obstetrics, gynecology and related specialties, including hormone therapy,
contraception, treatment for infertility and medical alternatives to surgical
procedures for sterilization and pregnancy termination.

The committee
has not met for more than two years, during which time its charter lapsed. As a
result, the Bush Administration plans to fill all eleven positions on the
committee with new members. This does not require Congressional approval.

Dr. Hager's track record of using religious beliefs to guide his medical
decision-making makes him a dangerous and inappropriate candidate to chair this
committee:

Dr. Hager is a practicing OB/GYN who describes himself as
"pro-life" and refuses to prescribe contraceptives to unmarried women.

Dr. Hager is the author of As Jesus Cared for Women: Restoring Women
Then and Now. The book blends biblical accounts of Christ healing women with
case studies from Hager's practice.

Dr Charles
P. Giammona

Objective Review and change administrative structure and
personnel necessary to revitalize academic standards

Objective Review
and change procedures and personnel in academic support units, i.e., Library,
Financial Aid, Registrar, Minority Affairs and related units