Publications - Archives
A sampling of Voinovich School publications can be found below. If a publication you are looking for is not listed or if you would like additional information on our publications please feel free to contact: Amista Lipot at 740-597-1558.
Leading Creek AMDAT Report [2006]
Leading Creek AMDAT Report and Maps
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Voinovich School staff worked with Leading Creek Watershed personnel from the Meigs County Soil and Water Conservation District with funds from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Mineral Resources Management (ODNR-DMRM) and OEPA Section 319 grant funds to complete the Leading Creek Watershed Acid Mind Drainage Abatement and Treatment (AMDAT) plan. The AMDAT follows ODNR's guideline to identify and characterize sources of abandoned mine drainage. This information is used to prioritize restoration efforts and provide alternative restoration measures to remediate the effects from acid mine drainage.
Contact: Jennifer Bowman
Lancaster and Pickerington Campus Student Profile [2006]
Demographic and enrollment data were analyzed for applicants and enrolled students at this regional campus. This was the first phase of a three part study identifying opportunities for increasing enrollment at the campus.
Contact: Holly Raffle
2004-2005 Perry County Community Assessment [2005]
This report is an example of several completed for county Child and Family Health Services Programs as part of their requirments under their grant from Ohio Department of Health. The assessment formed the basis for planning five years of services.
Contact: Susan Isaac
Moxahala AMDAT Report [2005]
Moxahala AMDAT Report Maps
Voinovich School staff worked with the Moxahala Watershed Restoration Commission with funds from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Mineral Resources Management (ODNR-DMRM) and OEPA Section 319 grant funds to complete the Moxahala Watershed Acid Mine Drainage Abatement and Treatment (AMDAT) plan. The AMDAT follows ODNR's guildeline to identify and characterize sources of abandoned mine drainage. This information is used to prioritize restoration efforts and provide alternative restoration measures to remediate the effects from acid mine drainage.
Contact: Jennifer Bowman
Partners in Technology to Improve Patient Safety Phase II [2006]
In 2006 an electronic prescription system was deployed in a multi-office private medical practice. This report presents an assessment of the impact this technology on physician pharmacy relations and the operation of the practice.
Contact: Susan Isaac
