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George May: The P.T. Barnum of Professional Golf
Special to ARMCHAIR GOLF
IN ILLINOIS, IN THE LATE 1940s and early 1950s, the tournament every caddie wanted to loop in was George S. May's two weeks at Tam O'Shanter Country Club in Niles, Illinois, on the northwest side of Chicago.
George May, a one-time revival-tent Bible salesman who earned millions as an efficiency expert teaching big corporations how to work better and smarter, bought Tam O'Shanter in 1936 and rebuilt it.
The Tam O'Shanter clubhouse was a vast concrete-and-glass, triple-decker building with a sprawling dining room overlooking the course and a one-hundred-foot high water tank in the form of a golf ball atop a red tee. You could see it for miles. At the height of its operation, the club had thirteen bars and telephones on every tee for the convenience of the members.
Noted golf historian, Al Barkow, former Golf Magazine editor and author of Golf's Golden Grind, about the PGA, grew up as a caddie at Tam. He recalls anyone could join Tam, if they could afford the membership. "The elite of Chicago's Mafia were an integral, visible, part of the scene at 'Tammy O,'" according to Barkow, "some playing golf at the club under assumed, anglicized names."
Barkow describes May as a "short man who walked with the head-high, shoulder-back erectness of those who carry a well-fed but not much exercised stomach. He always seemed to have a kittenish smile on his face, a little like someone who had pulled a fast one on the world."
George May was the P.T. Barnum of the professional tour, the first really big-time golf promoter in America. In 1941 he staged the Tam O'Shanter Open, which had a purse of $11,000, the biggest in pro golf at the time. In 1954, he set the first prize for his World Championship at Tam at $50,000 and guaranteed the winner another $50,000 for a series of fifty exhibitions. He was promising golf professionals this amount of money at a time when the entire purse for the average pro tour event was around $25,000.
He staged his tournaments for 17 years, from 1941 through 1957, giving away over $2 million dollars in prize money to the golf pros. But for all his efforts he was scorned by those same professionals and their association, the PGA. As Al Barkow puts it in his book on the Tour, "he [May] was effectively drummed out of his game … [he was] harangued and held in contempt to his exhaustion, and he left the scene." In that way, as Barkow points out, May was like Bill Veeck dealing with the major-league baseball-club owners.
May was the first to put up grandstands for a tournament; the first to put up scoreboards to show the up-to-minute scores of the leaders called in from around the course by short-wave radio. He had programs printed with the players' names and sold them for a quarter. And that's where he got in trouble with the players. The pros balked when he suggested they wear numbers so spectators could easily identify them by matching their numbers with his program. A compromise was finally worked out: caddies would carry the numbers, pinned to their backs, and not the player.
The golf professionals also didn't like that May employed clowns to walk around the course, brought in a "masked marvel" golfer to play in the events, gave away door prizes, and told the spectators they could gamble on the club's slot machines, or hang around till evening and dance in the outdoor pavilion. Nor did the pros appreciate that the gallery might just spend the day picnicking beside the fairways while watching the players go by.
By the end of his career, May would put up a sign in front of his country club stating that no PGA pros were allowed on his golf course. But before that, for well over a decade, he put on quite a show that thrilled golfers and fans and put real money in the pockets of the pros.
John Coyne is the author of The Caddie Who Knew Ben Hogan and The Caddie Who Played with Hickory. Learn more at John Coyne Books.
Posted by The Armchair Golfer at 9:57 PM
Labels: Al Barkow, George May, John Coyne, PGA, Tam O' Shanter
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I've never heard of George May. Super article...too bad there isn't more of his kind around right now when golf needs them so badly.
One-Eyed Golfer said...
Great article. He put his money where his mouth was. The pro's didn't have a problem cashing his checks, did they...???
Later in life, George, Al Czervik and Jack Hartounian pooled their resources and purchased Bushwood Country Club, must to the disgust of Judge Smails and Chandler Young.
Thanks for the post(s). George May is my grandfather. Never met him, feel like I did.
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If possible, kindly help me with a VF sample code to replace the same functionality which is happening through Javascript. Thanks in advance.
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50 Best Affordable Online Early Childhood Education Degree Programs (Bachelor's) 2020
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Logging into the best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree programs lets aspiring teachers save money while studying anytime 24/7. More online colleges have cheap early childhood education degree options for those committed to teaching kids ages 0-8. Early childhood education majors learn pedagogical practices for helping very young children develop optimally. There's a strong demand for early childhood educators to set infants and toddlers up for ongoing academic success. According to Child Trends, 53 percent of three- to five-year-olds are now enrolled in preschool education. More than 2.5 million kids still lack access to publicly funded preschools like Head Start though. To address this, federal early childhood education funding has risen to $24 billion annually. After all, the National Education Association found that people who attend preschool young make $2,000 more monthly later. Graduating preschool also makes students 20 percent more likely to finish high school. Consider online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree majors to make children's futures brighter.
Affordable Schools decided to research online high-value early childhood education degree programs. We began by consulting the U.S. Education Department's College Navigator. We conducted an advanced search for bachelor's majors in early childhood education. We checked the distance education box to ensure online course availability. Doing so brought up an initial pool of 60 online early childhood education universities. Our team exported the list to better compare the 2018-19 tuition data. We recorded the average in-state cost of attendance for full-time (30 credits per year) students. We included the out-of-state fees merely for your reference. We kept the cheapest 50 and assigned each one to five points. The following rubric shows how low-cost early childhood education degree options were graded by price.
Under $7,500: 5 Points
$7,500 to $15,000: 3 Points
$15,001 and Up: 1 Point
Next, the AS Staff used the National Center for Education Statistics database to find the latest student-faculty ratios. We prioritized online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree programs with ratios of 10:1 and below. That's because small education cohorts are more engaged in their pre-licensure training. Low student-faculty ratios mean there are fewer pupils assigned to each professor's course. Less competition is a good thing when it comes to faculty attention, support, career advising, and internship placements. Early childhood education students will network more with fellow online peers, practicum supervisors, and experienced teachers. Smaller online classes ensure you won't be forgotten or treated like a number. Our rubric allowed a maximum three points based on student engagement. We graded each online best-value early childhood education degree for student-faculty ratio.
10:1 or Less: 3 Points
11:1 to 15:1: 2 Points
Greater Than 15:1: 1 Point
Lastly, Affordable Schools aimed to present the most cost-effective early childhood education degree paths with good student outcomes. College dropouts are an all-too-common problem today. Abandoning your bachelor's degree can trap you in low-wage childcare jobs. Leaving college degreeless may compromise your ability to pay off tuition and student loans. Dropping out also makes any goals of attending graduate school for advancement impossible. Thus, we looked up university graduation rates on the College Navigator. We gave preference to online schools where 50 percent or more of the current class graduated on time. Our staff awarded another 1-3 points and tallied up the scores. In descending order, we listed the 50 best online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree studies. When ties occurred, we placed the online teacher programs according to their average in-state tuition.
More than 50 Percent: 3 Points
Between 30 and 50 Percent: 2 Points
Less than 30 Percent: 1 Point
Ranking the 50 Best Affordable Online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education Degree Options
50. Concordia University Portland
Concordia University Portland is one of the most affordable colleges for online early childhood education degrees.
Concordia University Portland came in 50th among online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree majors with a $31,158 universal rate. Founded in 1905, the College of Education now logs into Blackboard for a non-licensure, top-value, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education that promotes child-centered learning from a Lutheran perspective. Coordinated by Dr. Alisa Bates, the 124-credit, NAEYC-aligned curriculum takes as little as 26 months with eight-week online courses like Child Safety & Protection and Child Development. Cavaliers can also earn the Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship, intern at Faubion PK-8 School, join the Student Service Corps, and pursue the Online MAT.
Degree Options:
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education
Student-Faculty Ratio: 18:1
Graduation Rate: 47 percent
49. Bluefield College
Bluefield, VA
Bluefield College offers a best-value online early childhood education degree program.
Bluefield College delivers Affordable Schools' 49th best affordable degree in early childhood education online that charges $26,060 per year. On Moodle, the School of Education & Social Sciences has 94 percent acceptance into its economical, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education with a 14:1 student-faculty ratio for non-licensure teacher training. Headed by Dr. Bonny Dillon, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited path recognizes up to 90 transfer credits to accelerate eight-week online courses like Infant/Toddler Development and Children's Literature. Rams might also intern at First Discovery Academy, advance into the Online MAEd, join Beta Chi Delta, and win the Catherine Corte Payne Scholarship.
48. Liberty University
Liberty University offers a high-value online early childhood education degree program.
Liberty University landed 48th among the AS Staff's online affordable colleges for early childhood degree studies with a $22,584 tuition total. On Blackboard, the School of Education presents a best-value, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education that teaches effective methods of PreK-3 instruction for ACSI certification and a 50 percent graduation rate. Chaired by Dr. Deanna Keith, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence entails 3.5 years of eight-week online courses like Psychology of Childhood and Wellness in Early Childhood with free textbooks. Flames could also transfer from the A.A. in Early Childhood Education, intern at St. Andrew Preschool, join Autism Speaks U, and utilize the Heroes Fund.
47. Point University
Point University offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree program.
Point University is our 47th most affordable college for early childhood education degree programs online with a $20,600 annual average. On D2L Brightspace, the Education Department offers a low-priced, online Child Development B.S. from a Christian worldview to better understand milestones in childhood growth for ACSI certification. Overseen by Dr. Maurita Hodge, the 120-credit, SACS-accredited plan blends eight-week online courses like Educational Foundations and Classroom Management at a 17:1 student-faculty ratio. Skyhawks may also intern at the Goddard School, earn the $1,500 Point Community Scholarship, transfer from the Child Development A.A., and join The Gathering.
Bachelor of Science in Child Development
46. Grand Canyon University
Grand Canyon University is an affordable accredited university for online early childhood education degree programs.
Grand Canyon University snagged our 46th spot among the best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree options with $17,050 tuition. On Moodle, the College of Education confers a high-value, online BS in Early Childhood Education or Dual BS in Early Childhood Education and Special Education to satisfy initial Arizona PreK-3 certification requirements. Managed by Dr. Kimberly LaPrade, the 120-credit, HLC-accredited program has fast seven-week online courses like Instructional Planning and Behavior Modification. Lopes can also student teach at the Primrose School, join Kappa Delta Pi, add the TESOL Certificate, and receive the Canyon Christian Schools Consortium Award.
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education and Special Education
45. Purdue University Global
Purdue University Global offers an inexpensive online early childhood education degree.
Purdue University Global claims the 45th spot among online best-value early childhood education degree programs with average $14,343 costs. On D2L Brightspace, the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences provides a low-cost, online B.S. in Early Childhood Administration or B.S. in Early Childhood Development to train preschool directors at a 20:1 student-faculty ratio. Advised by Dr. Julie Riley, both 180-unit, HLC-accredited bachelor's share 10-week online courses like Child Nutrition and Early Childhood Curriculum Planning. Boilermakers might also join the Educators Association, intern with the YMCA, pursue the Accelerated Master's, and get the Returning Student Relief Grant.
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Administration
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Development
Graduation Rate: N/A
44. Brandman University
Brandman University offers a high-value online early childhood education degree program.
Brandman University is our list's 44th best affordable accredited college for early childhood education degree majors that bill $12,380 per year. On Canvas, the School of Education bestows a cheap, online B.A. in Early Childhood Education or B.A. in Child Psychology Concentration for transfers with 12 or more previous credits and GPAs above 2.0 to enter youth service careers. Outlined by Dr. Kathy Theuer, the 120-credit, WASC-accredited tracks integrate eight-week online courses like Children With Exceptional Needs and Dual Language Learners. Panthers could also add the CBEST Multiple Subject Credential, intern with KinderCare, join Teach for America, and pursue the Online MAEd in Leadership.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology: Child Psychology Concentration
43. Southern New Hampshire University
Southern New Hampshire University is one of the most affordable universities for online early childhood education degree programs.
Southern New Hampshire University won 43rd place for our best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree options with $31,136 tuition. On D2L Brightspace, the School of Education provides a high-value, online BA in Early Childhood Education at a 24:1 student-faculty ratio to put teaching theories into practice for initial N-3 certification. Overseen by Dr. Audrey Green Rogers, the 121-credit, NECHE-accredited curriculum fills six eight-week terms with online courses like Emerging Literacy and Differentiating Instruction each year. Penmen might also intern at the Manchester Early Learning Center, join Alpha Sigma Lambda, and add the Dyslexia & Learning Disabilities Certificate.
42. Central Methodist University
Fayette, MO
Central Methodist University offers a cost-effective online early childhood education degree.
Central Methodist University features our website's 42nd best affordable online early childhood education degree majors with annual pricing of $24,420. On Canvas, the Division of Educational Studies admits freshmen with minimum 2.5 GPAs or 1050 SAT scores into the economical, online Early Childhood Education B.S.Ed. and Child Development B.S. for 68 percent retention. Supervised by Dr. Jill Smith, the 120-credit, HLC-accredited programs emphasize learning from Birth-8 with eight-week online courses like Motor Development and Reading Assessment. Eagles may also intern with the LUME Institute, attend the MOREnet Workshop, add the Special Education Certificate, and join Kappa Delta Pi.
Bachelor of Science in Education – Early Childhood Education
Bachelor of Science in Child Development: Early Childhood Emphasis
41. Regent University
Regent University is an affordable accredited university for online early childhood education degrees.
Regent University boasts the AS Staff's 41st best affordable distance education early childhood education degree that charges $18,380 on average. Established in 1977, the School of Education delivers a low-cost, non-licensure, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education on Blackboard with a 59 percent graduation rate to promote the well-being of children under age eight. Directed by Dr. Kurt Kreassig, the 120-credit, SACS-accredited program has $24 million in financial aid available for eight-week online courses like Childcare Administration and Human Services. Royals can also pursue the M.Ed. in Christian School Leadership, intern with Lightbridge Academy, and join the International Justice Mission.
40. Granite State College
Granite State College offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree program.
Granite State College is Affordable Schools' 40th best accredited university for early childhood education degree offerings with a $7,761 in-state cost. On Moodle, the School of Education bestows a cheap, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education to instill curriculum planning skills at an 18:1 student-faculty ratio for New Hampshire N-3 certification success. Organized by Dr. Carolyn Cormier, the 120-credit, NECHE-accredited pathway blends six- or 12-week online courses like Behavioral Interventions and Special Education Law with field-based learning. Granite Staters could also intern at Beaver Meadow Preschool, add the Deaf and Hearing Disabilities Certificate, and earn the Dollars for Scholars Grant.
39. California Baptist University
California Baptist University offers a top-value online early childhood education degree program.
California Baptist University climbed to 39th place among our online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree programs with a $33,478 price. On Blackboard, the Metcalf School of Education presents a high-value, online B.A. in Early Childhood Studies to examine how children ages 0-8 develop cognitively and socially for 91 percent job placement at average $49,700 pay. Guided by Dr. Cammy Purper, the 48-unit, WASC-accredited major takes 16 months for upper-division transfers to finish online courses like The Exceptional Child and Behavior Analysis. Lancers may also intern with the Family Service Association, use the Child Development Grant, and join Early Childhood Studies Club.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Studies
38. Fresno Pacific University
Fresno Pacific University is an accredited university for online early childhood education degrees.
Fresno Pacific University is crowned the 38th most affordable college for early childhood education degree options online with $32,348 yearly expenses. Dedicated to Matthew 19:26, the School of Education admits cohorts of 12-24 adults on Moodle for a best-value, online, Christian B.S. in Early Childhood Development that fulfills CCTC credentialing for PreK-3 teaching jobs. Managed by Dr. Carol Gossett, the 18-month, CAEP-accredited plan requires 60 or more transfer credits and 2.4 GPAs before entering online courses from Human Diversity to Children's Play Theory. Sunbirds can also add the Mennonite Brethren Studies Certificate, intern at King Early Learning Center, and get the School of Education Grant.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Development
37. Brenau University
Brenau University offers a cost-effective online degree in early childhood education.
Brenau University scored the 37th spot among online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree studies with a $29,050 average rate. On Canvas, the College of Education delivers a cost-effective, online B.S. in Elementary Education with an Early Childhood Concentration that meets Georgia PreK-5 certification requirements and builds LiveText portfolios. Administered by Dr. Eugene Williams, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence requires GPAs above 2.75 during speedy seven-week online courses like Instructional Technology and Teaching Math. Tigers may also transfer from the A.A. in Elementary Education, earn the Brenau Opportunity Grant, and intern at Sunshine House.
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Early Childhood Concentration
36. Indiana Wesleyan University
Marion, IN
Indiana Wesleyan University offers a high-value online early childhood education degree.
Indiana Wesleyan University came in 36th with an online cost-effective early childhood education degree that bills $26,630 per year. Since Fall 2017, the School of Educational Leadership has used D2L Brightspace to teach Early Childhood Education B.S. majors in the Licensure or Non-Licensure Track for better understanding PK-3 development needs. Led by Dr. Amie Anderson, the affordable, online, 66-credit, CAEP-accredited curriculum admits transfers with minimum 165 Praxis scores for eight-week courses like Educational Psychology and STEM Concepts. Wildcats could also add the Reading Minor, pursue the Christian Education M.S., travel to Israel, and intern at the Children's Museum Preschool.
35. Chaminade University of Honolulu
Chaminade University of Honolulu offers an affordable early childhood education degree online.
Chaminade University of Honolulu is our ranking's 35th best online affordable college for early childhood education degree studies with a $25,374 annual value. On Canvas, the School of Education & Behavioral Sciences aligns its best-value, online Early Childhood Education B.S. to NAEYC standards for robust Catholic training in PreK-3 settings with 59 percent graduation. Chaired by Dr. Dale Fryxell, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence integrates 10-week online courses like Music & Creative Arts and Curriculum Foundations. Silverswords may also intern at the Allen Montessori School, choose the Early Childhood Education A.S., join Malama Honua, and enter the Castle Colleagues Program.
34. Saint Leo University
Saint Leo University is one of the most affordable universities for online early childhood education degrees.
Saint Leo University houses the 34th best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree that costs $23,020 anywhere. Given the 2014 AACTE Innovative Technology Award, the College of Education & Social Services has 10 years of experience delivering a low-cost, online B.A. in Educational Studies – Early Childhood Development Specialization on D2L Brightspace. Advised by Dr. Alexandra Kanellis, the 120-credit, NAEYC-approved program uses the Mursion platform for virtual reality in eight-week online courses like Brain Based Learning and Literacy Foundations. Lions could also intern with Little Giants Academy, join Kappa Delta Pi, and earn the Dr. Michael Rogich Scholarship.
Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies – Early Childhood Development Specialization
33. Pacific Oaks College
Pacific Oaks College offers an inexpensive online early childhood education degree program.
Pacific Oaks College is Affordable Schools' 33rd best online accredited university for early childhood education degree offerings with a $13,688 yearly rate. On Canvas, the School of Education confers a low-priced, online B.A in Early Childhood Education for four specializations: STEAM, Trauma, Dual California Teaching Credential, or Preliminary Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. Outlined by Dr. Elizabeth Chamberlain, the 121-credit, WASC-accredited path accepts $55 applications anytime to start seven-week online courses like Inclusive Environments and Child Development. Oaks might also intern at Pasadena Preschool Academy, use the TEACH Grant, and join El Nuevo Mundo project.
Student-Faculty Ratio: 5:1
32. Wilmington University
New Castle, DE
Wilmington University offers an affordable online early childhood education degree program.
Wilmington University landed 32nd among online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree programs with an $11,210 annual total. Accredited since 2007, the College of Education provides a low-cost, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education (Preschool) at a 12:1 student-faculty ratio to sharpen teaching tools for PreK-3 school classrooms. Coordinated by Dr. Michael Curry, the 122-credit, NAEYC-aligned sequence builds e-portfolios during eight-week Canvas courses like Learning Differences and Family-School Partnerships that mandate 2.0 GPAs. Wildcats can also add the Early Childhood Exceptional Children Certificate, intern at Wilmington Head Start, and join Education Club.
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education (Preschool)
31. National Louis University
National Louis University offers a low-cost online human services degree program.
National Louis University is named the AS Staff's 31st best affordable university for early childhood education degree majors with $10,710 tuition. On Desire2Learn, the College of Education has 441 faculty teaching more than 3,000 students in eight options, including the non-licensure, economical, online Early Childhood Practice B.A. and Early Childhood Education B.A. for Illinois PEL endorsement. Mentored by Dr. Angela Elkordy, the 180-unit, CAEP-accredited tracks require 100 field hours plus 10-week online courses like Preprimary Pedagogy and Bilingual Education. Students may also engage in the P.A.C.E. Program, pursue the M.Ed. in Early Childhood Administration, win the Baker Scholarship, and join Educator's Rising.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Practice
30. University of Toledo
The University of Toledo offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree.
The University of Toledo made our top 30 online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree majors with $10,293 in-state pricing. On Blackboard, the Judith Herb College of Education presents an inexpensive, online Early Childhood Education B.Ed. Non-Licensure Fast Track for associate grads with minimum 2.7 GPAs who work 20 or more hours weekly in childcare. Organized by Dr. Ruslan Slutsky, the 64-credit, CAEP-accredited completion option lasts 24 months with 16-week online courses like Creating Effective Learning Environments and Early Literacy. Rockets could also add the Educational Assessment Specialist Certificate, utilize the Carver Resource Center, and become Herb Scholars.
Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education
29. Southern Oregon University
Southern Oregon University offers an affordable online early childhood education degree.
Southern Oregon University is our website's 29th best online affordable college for early childhood education degree programs with a $9,615 in-state rate. On Moodle, the School of Education offers an inexpensive, online Early Childhood Development BA/BS for associate-level transfers with 90 or more quarter credits from 14 two-year schools, including Shasta College and Feather River College. Headed by Dr. Younghee Kim, the 180-unit, NWCCU-accredited path reports a salary range of $33,000-$54,000 after 10-week online courses like Whole Child Development and Child Abuse. Raiders might also intern at The Community Preschool, add the ESOL Endorsement, and join the Council for Exceptional Children.
28. Portland State University
Portland State University offers a best-value online early childhood education degree.
Portland State University confers the 28th best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree with a $9,105 in-state cost. On Desire2Learn, PDX Online provides a cheap, online Bachelor of Liberal Studies plus an Early Childhood Education Certificate with a 49 percent graduation rate to train PreK-3 educators for the Oregon CDNA credential. Administered by Dr. Marvin Lynn, the 180-unit, NWCCU-accredited option requires at least 81 upper-division credits of eight-week online courses like Constructivist Curriculum and Reggio Studies. Vikings can also get the Nancy Ryles Scholarship, intern at the Childroots Center, earn the Online M.A.Ed., and join Community Development Group.
Bachelor of Liberal Studies – Early Childhood Education Certificate
27. Eastern Oregon University
Eastern Oregon University offers an inexpensive online early childhood education degree program.
Eastern Oregon University is the AS Staff's 27th most affordable university for early childhood education degree studies with an $8,679 in-state value. On Canvas, the College of Education provides an economical, online Early Childhood Education Major (B.S.) at a 17:1 student-faculty ratio to unlock non-licensure careers supporting the growth of happy young children. Supervised by Dr. Rae Ette Newman, the 180-unit, NWCCU-accredited track accepts $50 applications with minimum 2.5 GPAs for 10-week online courses like Positive Behavior Guidance and Family Collaboration. Mounties could also pursue the 10-month Online MAT, earn the Dorothy Pearce McCormick Scholarship, and join E-Cubed.
26. Wichita State University
Wichita State University offers a cheap online early childhood education degree program.
Wichita State University stands as Affordable Schools' 26th best top-value early childhood education degree program online with $8,270 in-state tuition. Since 2008, the College of Applied Studies has offered a low-priced, online B.A. in Early Childhood Education/Elementary Education on Blackboard for teacher apprentices with 60 or more transfer credits and 2.0 GPAs to earn PreK-6 certification. Co-directed by Dr. Sherry Goodvin, the 65-credit, CAEP-accredited path accelerates through eight-week online courses like Content Literacy and Physical Education Methods while working. Shockers may also win the Thelma Barcus Scholarship, join the Young Educators Society, and continue for an Education M.Ed.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education/Elementary Education
25. Mount Vernon Nazarene University
Mount Vernon, OH
Mount Vernon Nazarene University is an accredited university for online early childhood education degrees.
Mount Vernon Nazarene University broke the top 25 online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree studies with $29,244 pricing. Starting January 2019, the School of Professional Studies will use Moodle to deliver a top-value, online BA in Elementary Education for A.A. in Early Childhood Education transfers to earn Ohio PreK-5 certification in only 27 months. Organized by Dr. Kelly Rush, the 125-credit, CAEP-accredited plan integrates 12-week teaching placements into online courses like Classroom Management and Urban Education. Cougars can also intern at Esther Jetter Preschool, pursue the M.A.Ed. in Intervention Specialist, earn the Transfer Promise Award, and join Alpha Chi.
24. Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant, MI
Central Michigan University offers an inexpensive online early childhood education degree.
Central Michigan University is lauded our 24th best online affordable accredited college for early childhood education degree offerings priced $12,960 in-state. On Blackboard, the College of Education & Human Services awards a cheap, online BAA/BS in Early Childhood Development and Learning to train diverse teachers for non-elementary settings with a 62 percent graduation rate. Led by Dr. Mary Schutten, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence requires minimum 2.7 GPAs during eight-week online courses like Developmental Assessment and Lead Teaching. Chippewas could also win the T.E.A.C.H. Michigan Scholarship, intern at Creative Beginnings, and add the Deafblind Intervener Certificate.
Bachelor of Applied Arts in Early Childhood Development and Learning
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Development and Learning
23. Northern Arizona University
Northern Arizona University offers an affordable online early childhood education degree.
Northern Arizona University is our list's 23rd most affordable college for early childhood education degree paths online with an $11,564 in-state value. On Blackboard, the Department of Teaching & Learning bestows a low-priced online B.A.S. in Early Childhood Education or B.I.S. in Early Childhood to accommodate transfers with 64 or more credits and 2.0 GPAs at a 19:1 student-faculty ratio. Developed by Dr. Pamela Powell, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited majors share several eight-week online courses like Language Arts and Play Education for the Arizona CDA credential. Lumberjacks may also intern at Abundant Life Preschool, join Future Teachers Club, and apply for the Simo-Neikirk Family Scholarship.
Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies – Early Childhood Emphasis
22. Colorado State University
Colorado State University is one of the most affordable colleges for online early childhood education degrees.
Colorado State University features our 22nd best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree program with an $11,707 in-state average. On Canvas, the College of Health & Human Sciences has an inexpensive, online Early Childhood Professions Concentration in its Human Development and Family Studies B.S. to earn the CFLE credential for supporting Birth-8 children. Advised by Dr. Zeynep Biringen, the 120-credit, HLC-accredited option has August 1st, January 1st, and May 1st deadlines to enter 12-week online classes like Child Exceptionality and Infant Health. Rams can also intern at the Early Childhood Center, teach in Mexico, and pursue the Online Education Sciences M.Ed.
Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies – Early Childhood Professions Concentration
21. University of Washington
The University of Washington offers a high-value online early childhood education degree.
The University of Washington rose to 21st place among online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree bachelor's with $11,207 in-state tuition. On Canvas, the Center for Teaching & Learning grants a low-priced, online B.A. in Early Care and Education for two-year cohorts of transfers with 70 or more quarter credits at GPAs above 2.5 to broaden their horizons in childcare settings. Led by Dr. Mia Tuan, the 180-credit, NAEYC-aligned program has January 15th and July 1st deadlines to enter 10-week online courses from Child Observation to Risk & Resilience. Huskies could also intern at the Denise Louie Center, join the Brotherhood Initiative, do Knowledge in Action projects, and pursue the MIT.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Care and Education
20. University of Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati offers an affordable early childhood education degree online.
The University of Cincinnati entered our top 20 online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree majors with an $11,000 in-state value. On Blackboard, the School of Education has July 1st, November 1st, and March 1st deadlines to enter a best-value, online B.S.E. in Early Childhood Education (Birth to Age 5) that facilitate positive transitions into kindergarten. Managed by Dr. Lawrence Johnson, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence splits into three concentrations: Pre-K Education, Infant-Toddler Development, or Administration. Bearcats can also earn the Child Development Associate Credential, access the Children's Literacy Lab, and intern with the Arlitt Center Preschool.
19. Arizona State University
Arizona State University is one of the most affordable universities for online early childhood education degrees.
Arizona State University ended up 19th with an affordable online early childhood education degree that charges $10,822 in-state annually. Since July 2019, the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College has logged into Canvas to instruct B.A. in Educational Studies majors within a non-licensure Early Childhood Education Concentration on how to best serve children ages 0-8. Overseen by Dr. Carole Basile, the affordable, online, 120-credit, CAEP-accredited curriculum requires forty 7.5-week online courses like Inequality in Education and Dual Language Learning. Sun Devils might also intern at the Child Development Lab, earn the First Things First Scholarship, and add the Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate.
Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies – Early Childhood Education Concentration
18. University of Alabama
The University of Alabama offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree.
The University of Alabama is the AS Staff's 18th pick for online affordable degree in early childhood education studies with a $10,780 in-state cost. On Blackboard, Bama By Distance offers a cheap, online Human Environmental Sciences BS with an Early Childhood Education Concentration to delve into issues of Birth-8 development for a 72 percent graduation rate. Mentored by Dr. Shinae Choi, the 120-credit, NAEYC-aligned program accepts $40 applications year-round to register for online courses like Educational Statistics and Preschool Program Evaluation. Crimson Tide can also use the Back to Bama Grant, engage in the Child Development Research Center, and join Phi Upsilon Omicron.
Bachelor of Science in Human Environmental Sciences – Early Childhood Education Concentration
17. Kansas State University
Kansas State University offers a cost-effective online early childhood education degree program.
Kansas State University was chosen Affordable Schools' 17th best online accredited university for early childhood education degree options costing $10,383 in-state. Celebrating its 150th year, the College of Health & Human Sciences delivers a low-priced, online B.S. in Early Childhood Unified Education on Canvas for Global Campus majors to earn Kansas B-K licensure. Directed by Dr. John Buckwalter, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited path boasts a 99 percent Praxis pass rate after eight-week online courses like Reflective Practice and Behavioral Disorders. Wildcats may also declare the Human Development Minor, earn the $1,000 Maureen O'Bannon Scholarship, and intern at the Hoeflin Stone House.
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Unified Education
16. University of Missouri
The University of Missouri offers a cheap online early childhood education degree program.
The University of Missouri is designated our 16th best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree provider with a $9,972 in-state price. On Canvas, the College of Human Environmental Sciences delivers a cheap, online B.S. in Human Development & Family Science with the Early Childhood Education in a Mobile Society Emphasis to teach 21st-century kids ages 0-8. Architected by Dr. Sandy Rikoon, the 120-credit, HLC-accredited plan offers an average 54 percent salary increase after eight-week online courses like Learning Assessment and Early Intervention. Tigers could also add the Youth Development Specialist Certificate, intern at Combs Preschool, and join HDFS Club.
Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Science – Early Childhood Education in a Mobile Society
15. Ball State University
Ball State University is one of the most affordable colleges for online early childhood education degrees.
Ball State University is positioned 15th among online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree programs with $9,896 in-state yearly tuition. On Canvas, the Teachers College presents a low-cost, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education (Non-Licensure) to train childcare professionals with minimum 2.5 GPAs for careers nurturing children from Birth-5. Outlined by Dr. Katie Benson, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited plan admits transfers from 50 states with 45 or more previous credits into online courses like Pro-Social Behavior and Exceptional Needs. Cardinals can also intern at the Burris Laboratory School, add the Infant/Toddler Certificate, teach in Germany, and join Education in Action.
14. Eastern Kentucky University
Eastern Kentucky University offers a best-value online early childhood education degree program.
Eastern Kentucky University houses our 14th best affordable distance education early childhood education degree program with cheap $9,666 in-state expenses. On Blackboard, the College of Health Sciences has a low-cost, online Child & Family Studies B.S. in Child Development that satisfies Kentucky CDA Credential requirements by teaching quality care techniques for Birth-8 schools. Headed by Dr. Dana Bush, the 120-credit, NAEYC-aligned bachelor's personalizes graduation plans with eight-week online courses like Prenatal Growth and Developmental Delays. Colonels could also earn the Roberta Hill Scholarship, add the Early Childhood Director Certificate, and intern at Burrier Center.
Bachelor of Science in Child and Family Studies – Child Development
13. University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is the AS Staff's 13th best affordable accredited university for early childhood education degree studies online with $9,242 in-state tuition. In the Great Plains IDEA Alliance, the College of Education & Human Sciences provides an inexpensive, online Child, Youth and Family Studies B.S. with an Early Childhood in a Mobile Society Emphasis for 69 percent completion. Supervised by Dr. Sherri Jones, the 120-credit, NAEYC-aligned track requires 2.5 GPAs during non-licensure Blackboard courses like Educational Technology and Children's Literature. Cornhuskers may also intern at the UNL Child Center, join the Education Association, and pursue the M.Ed. Online.
Bachelor of Science in Child, Youth and Family Studies – Early Childhood in a Mobile Society Emphasis
West Virginia University offers a cost-effective online early childhood education degree.
West Virginia University has Affordable Schools' 12th most economical early childhood education degree online with in-state tuition averaging $8,856. On Blackboard, the Department of Learning Sciences & Human Development confers a cheap, online Child Development and Family Studies B.S. at an 18:1 student-faculty ratio to meet West Virginia requirements for Pre-K certification. Coordinated by Dr. Reagan Curtis, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited curriculum requires 2.5 GPAs during 40 eight- or 16-week online courses from Parenting to Child Care Business. Mountaineers might also intern at the WVU Nursery School, add the Infant/Toddler Education Certificate, and join Autism Speaks.
Bachelor of Science in Child Development and Family Studies
Brookings, SD
South Dakota State University offers an economical online degree in early childhood education.
South Dakota State University was labeled our 11th most affordable college for early childhood education degree studies online with an $8,764 in-state rate. On Desire2Learn, the Department of Teaching, Learning & Leadership awards an economical, online Early Education and Care B.S. in the Great Plains IDEA Alliance for future early childhood educators with 30 or more credits at GPAs above 2.5. Architected by Dr. Jennifer Kampmann, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence offers all 300-level major courses like Working with Families and The Science of Learning online. Jackrabbits can also volunteer with Boys & Girls Club, join the East Central AEYC Chapter, and pursue the Human Sciences master's degree.
Bachelor of Science in Early Education and Care
10. Mississippi State University
Mississippi State, MS
Mississippi State University is one of the most affordable universities for online early childhood education degrees.
Mississippi State University reached the top 10 online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree majors with an $8,650 in-state cost. On Canvas, the Department of Curriculum, Instruction & Special Education offers a low-cost, online BS in Elementary Education with an Early Childhood Concentration for 58 percent on-time graduation across 49 states, excluding Georgia. Led by Dr. Linda Cornelious, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited path develops Taskstream portfolios in eight-week online courses like Content Literacy and Teaching Math for PreK-6 licensing. Bulldogs could also intern at the Aiken Village Preschool, add the Vision Specialist Certificate, and pledge Alpha Lambda Delta.
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education – Early Childhood Concentration
9. University of Arizona
The University of Arizona offers an affordable online early childhood education degree.
The University of Arizona is deemed our ninth best-value early childhood education degree provider online with $12,467 in-state pricing. On Desire2Learn, the College of Applied Science & Technology bestows a low-priced, online B.A.S. in Early Childhood Education for current childcare professionals with an A.A.S. or 60 equivalent credits to advance their skills in 24 months and less. Organized by Dr. Laurie Seder, the 60-credit, CAEP-accredited 2+2 completion option gets transfers in 7.5-week online courses like Teaching Exceptional Children and Physical Education. Wildcats might also intern at Wings on Words Preschool, add the Behavior Support Specialist Certificate, and become Flinn Scholars.
8. Park University
Park University offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree program.
Park University is Affordable Schools' eighth best online cost-effective early childhood education degree program with an $11,572 in-state average. On Canvas, the College of Education & Health Professions delivers a non-licensure inexpensive, online B.S.E. in Early Childhood Education Teaching Young Children to produce Pre-K and childcare practitioners at a 15:1 student-faculty ratio. Advised by Dr. Amber Dailey-Hebert, the 93-credit, NAEYC-aligned major develops strong Foliotek portfolios during eight-week online Quality Matters courses like Child Nutrition and Play Theory. Pirates could also intern at River Hills Academy, add the Skilled Helper Certificate, and join the National Education Association.
Bachelor of Science in Education Studies – Early Childhood Education Teaching Young Children
7. University of Nebraska at Kearney
The University of Nebraska at Kearney is one of the most affordable colleges for online early childhood education degrees.
The University of Nebraska at Kearney landed seventh among the AS Staff's online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree majors priced $7,512 in-state. Founded in 1905, the Teacher Education Department utilizes Canvas to deliver a cheap, online B.A.E. in Early Childhood Inclusive Education and B.S. in Early Childhood & Family Advocacy for 58 percent graduation. Overseen by Dr. Jane Strawhecker, the 120-credit, NAEYC-aligned options cover Birth-5 practices during eight-week online courses like Math Methods and Toddler Mental Health. Lopers may also add the Montessori Education Certificate, intern at the Child Development Center, and join S.O. College Club.
Bachelor of Arts in Education – Early Childhood Inclusive Education
Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood and Family Advocacy
6. Mayville State University
Mayville State University offers a cost-effective online early childhood education degree program.
Mayville State University boasts the sixth best online high-value early childhood education degree programs with a $6,666 in-state annual cost. On Blackboard, the Division of Education admits cohorts of 15-25 into the low-cost online Early Childhood Education B.S.Ed. for North Dakota PreK-3 certification or the Early Childhood B.A. with non-licensure tracks, such as Infant/Toddler and After School. Mentored by Dr. Ann Willeson, the 132-credit, CAEP-accredited path has an Interactive Video Network format for courses like Remedial Reading and Differentiated Instruction. Comets can also add the Kindergarten Endorsement, pursue the Online MAT, and intern at Grand Forks Early Head Start.
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood
Hays, KS
Fort Hays State University is one of the most affordable universities for online early childhood education degrees.
Fort Hays State University kicks off our top five best affordable online Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education degree paths with a $5,130 in-state price. On Blackboard 24/7, the Teacher Education Department engages Early Childhood Unified B.S.E. majors in Kansas Birth-3 certification prep at an 18:1 student-faculty ratio for bettering child development. Chaired by Dr. Chris Jochum, the economical, online, 126-credit, CAEP-accredited curriculum was updated in March 2015 with eight-week online courses like Child Care Administration and Behavior Supports. Undergrads might also intern at Tiger Tots Preschool, pursue the Online M.S.E., join Kappa Delta Pi, and get the Teacher Service Scholarship.
Bachelor of Science in Education – Early Childhood Unified
4. Florida State College at Jacksonville
Florida State College at Jacksonville offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree program.
Florida State College at Jacksonville finished fourth among online affordable colleges for early childhood education degree programs with low $2,878 in-state fees. On Canvas, the Education Department has priority dates of June 1st, October 1st, and February 1st for new B.S. in Early Childhood Education majors to pursue Florida PK-3 certification at a 25:1 student-faculty ratio. Guided by Dr. Tara Haley, the cheap, online, 120-credit, SACS-accredited track requires an A.A./A.S. degree and 2.5 GPA before entering eight-week online classes like Literacy Assessment and Cognitive Experiences. Blue Wave can also intern at The Learning Tree, add ESOL Endorsements, and use the Bright Futures Scholarship.
3. Appalachian State University
Appalachian State University offers a best-value online early childhood education degree.
Appalachian State University won third place with an affordable online early childhood education degree that charges $7,364 in-state per year. Each Fall, the Reich College of Education starts cohorts with 30 or more transfer credits into a low-priced, online Child Development (Birth through Kindergarten) B.S. to earn Class A licensure in eight part-time semesters for 72 percent graduation. Directed by Dr. Dionne Busio, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited plan has a July 1st deadline for eight-week online sessions like Early Intervention and Adapted Curriculum. Mountaineers may also join Child Advocacy Club, intern at Cove Creek School, engage in the Lucy Brock Development Lab, and add the Autism Certificate.
Florida International University offers a low-cost online early childhood education degree.
Florida International University is the AS Staff's second best online affordable college for early childhood education degree paths that charge $6,546 in-state. On Canvas, the School of Education & Human Development provides a low-priced, online B.S. in Early Childhood Education with the non-licensure Early Childhood Development Track to stimulate growth in young minds from birth to eight. Headed by Dr. Benjamin Baez, the 120-credit, SACS-accredited bachelor's has 24/7 access to 16-week online courses like Educational Psychology and Family Literacy. Panthers could also add the Pediatric Nutrition Certificate, join the Honors College, engage in Project SPECIAL, and intern at Excelsior Academy.
1. Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC
Western Carolina University is ranked as the best affordable college for online early childhood education degrees.
Western Carolina University became Affordable Schools' best online accredited college for early childhood education degree options with a $3,926 in-state rate. Opened in 1889, the School of Teaching & Learning bestows a cheap, online B.S. in Birth-Kindergarten on Canvas for 62 percent graduation success in two specializations: Early Childhood or Professional Education. Outlined by Dr. Cathy Grist, the 120-credit, CAEP-accredited sequence trains online cohorts of 30 with GPAs above 2.75 for Praxis certification exams in courses like Interagency Planning and Science Methods. Catamounts might also intern at Kneedler Center, add the Gifted Education Certificate, and join WHEE Teach.
Bachelor of Science in Birth-Kindergarten
Which Careers are Available with an Affordable Online Early Childhood Education Degree?
Finishing a flexible, cheap early childhood education degree online will give you the classroom skills to teach multicultural youth ages 0-8 in diverse settings. For instance, preschool teachers plan basic lessons for toddlers to develop academic and social skills before kindergarten. Head Start workers guide young children through daily activities that stimulate their growth. Nannies are hired by families for attentive in-house childcare while parents are working. Childcare center directors perform administrative tasks to keep preschool programs running smoothly. Special education teachers assist children with disabilities during preschool and the primary grades. ESL teachers help young kids from all nationalities learn English as their second language. Early intervention specialists assess children's abilities and plan supports to reduce developmental delays. Child and family social workers teach good parenting skills to improve the home environment. Coaches can also train teams of young kids to play sports.
How Much Do Online Economical Early Childhood Education Degree Graduates Make?
Spending less money on affordable online early childhood education degree programs is critical to maximize your future earnings in a notoriously underpaid field. The U.S. News & World Report found that childcare careers provide a median annual wage of $28,570. Preschool staff makes up to 50 percent less than elementary school teachers. In several states, early childhood educators fall below the poverty line. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that preschool teachers are paid $34,410 on average. Preschool special education teachers make a mean salary of $61,610. Kindergarten teachers bring home median income of $55,470. Childcare center directors receive average earnings of $47,940. Childcare workers, including nannies, have mean compensation of $23,760. Teacher assistants reap median profits of $27,950 yearly. Early childhood specialists are given $54,509 on average. Elementary educators earn a mean salary of $57,980. Early intervention consultants have median pay of $53,090.
Are Employers Hiring After Online Top-Value Early Childhood Education Degree Programs?
Attending an affordable university for early childhood education degree studies online will lead you to an in-demand, meaningful profession helping young kids blossom. The Census Bureau counts 15.1 million U.S. youngsters in need of quality childcare. Toddlers under age five spend 36 hours on average at childcare centers. Currently, 43 states plus Washington DC have publicly funded preschool programs now. The Department of Labor predicts jobs for preschool teachers will grow 7 percent to 560,500 by 2028. Employment of childcare center directors will jump 7 percent for 4,800 openings. Teacher assistants can expect a 4 percent industry uptick. Hiring of kindergarten teachers will speed up 4 percent this decade. Preschool special education teachers can count on faster-than-average 8 percent growth. The 10-year outlook for childcare workers also shows a 2 percent increase for 177,900 jobs annually. California, Texas, New York, Florida, and Illinois currently have the most preschool jobs. Completing an affordable distance education early childhood education degree will prepare you for teaching little ones' lessons.
This concludes our ranking of the top 50 best affordable online bachelor's in early childhood education degree programs.
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The use of mobile health technologies is revolutionizing the exchange and consumption of healthcare data. HIN's inaugural survey on mHealth captured mHealth trends from 150 healthcare organizations.
Not surprisingly, smartphone apps emerged as the most widely applied mHealth technology, according to 58 percent of respondents. Text messaging is used by nearly half of those surveyed (47 percent), mobile Web applications by 42 percent of respondents, and apps for tablets used by 27 percent.
Health/disease management was the most frequently cited use for mobile technology, according to 65 percent of respondents, with wellness and prevention efforts coming in a close second at 64 percent. Capturing real-time health data was the main reason for use for nearly half of those surveyed.
These data points and others are highlighted in this new HINfographic from the Healthcare Intelligence Network.
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Depleted Villanova recovers form, beats Winthrop in NCAAs
Associated PressMar 20, 2021, 1:21 PM EDT
© Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports
INDIANAPOLIS – Villanova found a way to advance in the NCAA Tournament without Collin Gillespie.
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl had 22 points and 12 rebounds, and the fifth-seeded Wildcats pulled away in the second half for a 73-63 victory over 12th-seeded Winthrop in the South Region on Friday night.
Villanova (17-6) had lost both games since senior point guard and Big East co-player of the year Gillespie tore a ligament in his left knee during the Wildcats' victory over then-No. 14 Creighton on March 3. That made Winthrop, which came in with just one loss this season, a popular upset pick.
But Robinson-Earl – who shared Big East player of the year honors with Gillespie and Seton Hall senior forward Sandro Mamukelashvili in a historic three-way split – delivered when the Wildcats needed him, making four free throws that launched a 9-0 run to give Villanova its biggest lead at 60-47. The Wildcats will face 13th-seeded North Texas in the second round on Sunday. The Mean Green upset fourth-seeded Purdue in overtime earlier Friday.
Villanova coach Jay Wright said he knew Gillespie was watching back home in Philadelphia, and felt fortunate his teammates gave him something to cheer about.
"The other guys are stepping up," Wright said. "This is a good team effort. This is a very, very good Winthrop team. We're proud of this victory."
D.J. Burns Jr. led Winthrop (23-2) with 12 points. The Eagles, who entered the game with seven consecutive victories, have not won an NCAA Tournament game since 2007.
Robinson-Earl also had five assists and three blocks. Justin Moore added 15 points, Jermaine Samuels had 11 and Caleb Daniels finished with 10.
Wright wondered about his team matching up with Big South Conference champion Winthrop, which prefers a quicker pace than the patient Wildcats. His concerns seemed understandable for a stretch as the Eagles made things interesting.
Villanova rolled out to a quick double-digit lead before Winthrop settled in and made it a 34-33 game at halftime. But the Wildcats returned from the break and locked down on Winthrop defensively, holding the Eagles to 28% shooting from the floor in the second half.
Winthrop edged Villanova 37-35 on the glass, but Robinson-Earl seemed to come up with the rebounds he needed on both ends. Muscling his way to the basket also created chances at the foul line, where he went 8 of 11.
LATE SHOW AUDIENCE
March Madness means strange tipoff times, and this one started at 10:10 p.m. ET. Neither team seemed affected by the lateness, and their fan bases certainly kept things lively with surprisingly loud support throughout.
STATS AND SUCH
Both teams blocked eight shots. … Winthrop's bench outscored Villanova's 18-15, and the Eagles won the battle in the paint 28-26.
Winthrop: The Eagles committed just 10 turnovers, but they ended up proving costly as Villanova converted them into 15 points. And while they played up-tempo for the most part, they struggled to slow the Wildcats when they went fast.
Villanova: Taken out of their comfort zone for a moment, the Wildcats regrouped and played their game. Moore's second game back since spraining his left ankle was critical as he drained a couple of 3-pointers, with Daniels, Cole Swinder and Bryan Antoine also contributing from deep. Villanova finished 8 of 25 from behind the arc.


ALEXANDRA MUNROE, Samsung senior curator of Asian art and senior advisor for global arts at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, has been named one of three recipients of the 2017 Japan Foundation Awards. Photo by John Bigelow Taylor. Courtesy Alexandra Munroe and the Japan Foundation.
FREDERIK L. SCHODT, American writer, translator and interpreter, is one of three recipients of the 2017 Japan Foundation Awards. Courtesy Frederik L. Schodt and the Japan Foundation.
ANDREJ BEKEŠ, professor emeritus of Japanese studies at the University of Ljubljana, has received one of the 2017 Japan Foundation Awards. Courtesy Andrej Bekeš and the Japan Foundation.
The 2017 recipients of the Japan Foundation Awards have been announced. They include Alexandra Munroe, Samsung senior curator of Asian art and senior advisor for global arts at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York; American writer, translator and interpreter Frederik L. Schodt; and professor emeritus of Japanese studies at the University of Ljubljana, Andrej Bekeš.
The annual awards, which were first established in 1973, are conferred by the Japan Foundation to individuals or groups that have made significant contributions toward establishing ties between Japan and other countries via academic, artistic and cultural pursuits.
Alexandra Munroe was named the first curator of Asian art at the Guggenheim Museum in 2006, and has been at the institution ever since. Earlier in her career, she was a guest curator at the Yokohama Museum of Art, where she contributed to the organization of the seminal "Japanese Art After 1945: Scream Against the Sky" exhibition, which comprehensively covered Japanese postwar art movements and considered their input in the nation's cultural and political context, as well as the international cultural dialogue that took place at the time. The show later toured in the United States in 1994 and 1995 and achieved critical acclaim. Munroe was also a curator or co-organizer for other high-profile exhibitions of Japanese contemporary art, including Yayoi Kusama's retrospective at New York's Center for International Contemporary Art in 1989; Daido Moriyama's "Stray Dog" at the Japan Society Gallery, New York, in 1999; "Little Boy: The Arts of Japan's Exploding Subculture" by Takashi Murakami at the Japan Society in conjunction with the Public Art Fund in 2005; and "Gutai: Splendid Playground" at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, in 2013.
Another recipient of one of the awards, Frederik L. Schodt, was a university student in Japan in 1970. In 1977 and '78, he translated part of Tezuka Osamu's Phoenix into English, priming what would become a 12-year relationship with the manga author's works. Through his translations, Schodt played a key role in bringing manga to an English-reading audience, propelling the medium to a massive audience and laying the groundwork for its extensive following today. Schodt has also drawn attention to marginalized art forms in his writing, which includes Professor Risley and the Imperial Japanese Troupe (2012), a book that traces the history and accomplishments of a Japanese acrobatic troupe formed by an American acrobat in 1867.
The third individual granted a Japan Foundation Award this year is Andrej Bekeš, who has been a prominent linguist and educator of the Japanese language in Slovenia for many years. He has been instrumental in establishing Europe-wide research networks for Japanese linguistics, and in 2014 served as the chairman of Slovenia's organizing committee for the 14th International Conference of the European Association for Japanese Studies. Bekeš's connection to the East Asian island nation dates back to 1972, when he enrolled in the Special Course for International Students at Osaka University of Foreign Studies (now the Center for Japanese Language and Culture of Osaka University). He obtained his PhD in linguistics from the University of Tsukuba in 1986.
The awards ceremony will take place on October 16 at Hotel Okura Tokyo. At least one recipient will provide a commemorative lecture at a later date.
Other holders of the Japan Foundation Awards include Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang in 2016; Wang Yong, the director of the Institute of East Asian Studies at Zhejiang Gongshang University who received his award in 2015; and the butoh dance troupe Sankai Juku in 2013.


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Lindsay Lohan's Theft Defense Case Not Receiving Special Treatment Says Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney, Jerod Gunsberg
Lindsay Lohan is facing charges of Grand Theft with her next court date on February 23, 2011. Los Angeles criminal defense attorney, Jerod Gunsberg, says she will will not go to state prison on this case and is being treated the same as anyone else in the same situation.
Los Angeles, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) February 21, 2011
According to the Los Angeles Times blog, Lindsay Lohan's next court date is February 23, 2011 in Department 144 of the Los Angeles Superior Court, Airport Courthouse. She is facing Grand Theft charges for allegedly shoplifting a necklace that prosecutors allege is worth $2,500.00.
The next court date is a hearing known as an "Early Disposition Program" hearing. Criminal defense attorney, Los Angeles, Jerod Gunsberg explains the two things that happen in this hearing, "First, the prosecution and defense will attempt to work out a settlement of the case. Second, the probation department will submit a report to attorneys on both sides and to the court with their recommended outcome." Gunsberg asserts whatever the probation department recommends, the court will almost always accept an agreement between the prosecutor and the theft defense lawyer.
The Legal Issues
Under California law, if someone is charged with shoplifting (or "petty theft"), whether it is charged as a felony or misdemeanor depends on a couple of different factors.
The first issue is the value of the item that is alleged stolen. Under California law, Grand Theft charges can be filed if the value of the stolen property is over $950. Grand theft can be filed as either a felony or a misdemeanor.
According to CBS News, if the value is under $950, the prosecutor will file a misdemeanor petty theft charge, unless the defendant has been previously charged with three theft related offenses for which they have served time in jail or state prison, in which case the prosecutor can file a felony charge known as "petty theft with a prior."
In Lindsay Lohan's case, she has never been convicted of a theft related offense or any other felony, so the felony/misdemeanor issue is decided by the value of the necklace.
Looking at the history of the legal history at ABC News, the second issue is Lohan's DUI probation violation. Los Angeles attorney, Gunsberg comments, "If Lindsay is convicted of a theft charge, this will be an automatic violation of her probation on her DUI case. A judge can then sentence Lindsay to up to one year in jail for violating her probation."
What May Happen
Gunsberg alleges that it is likely that the case will be resolved on the February 23 court date. There are few possible scenarios of what could happen on the next court date.
First Scenario: If Lohan's attorney can convince the prosecutor to reduce he charge to a misdemeanor, then Lindsay may accept a misdemeanor petty theft charge and admit a violation of her DUI probation. The DA may want some jail time – either on the theft offense or on the probation violation. Ideally, Lindsay's attorney will be able to work out an option for community service and fines instead of jail.
Second Scenario: Lohan pleads no contest to a felony and then "earns a misdemeanor" after completing community service or jail time and whatever other terms are put on her. Los Angeles theft defense lawyer, Gunsberg, comments, "If a client was going to plead no contest to a felony grand theft in what is essentially a shoplifting charge, I would push for a client to receive community service instead of jail. Especially because, Lindsay's criminal record is not all that serious."
Lindsay's attorney is an experienced and skilled Los Angeles criminal defense attorney. Gunsberg says, "If she reaches a settlement, I have no doubt it will be the best possible outcome under the circumstances."
Third Scenario: Dismiss the theft charges and ask for a probation violation with jail time. This is a compromise option between scenarios one and two.
Fourth: Lindsay could enter an "open plea" to the court. This means that if the defense and prosecution cannot agree on a sentence, the defense can plead guilty to the grand theft charge and allow the judge to determine the sentence. However, Gunsberg suggests that the prosecutor and defense attorney should be able to work it out.
Fifth scenario is that no deal is reached and no open plea is entered. The case would then proceed to the next phase as a preliminary hearing. The case would go to a different courtroom at a later date and the prosecution would present evidence to the court that there is reasonable cause to believe that a grand theft was committed and that Lindsay Lohan committed the theft.
"My prediction is it will be some combination of the first two scenarios," asserts Gunsberg.
What Will Not Happen
As seen at TMZ and other media outlets, there has been media controversy about how Lindsay faces up to a year in jail on the probation violation for her DUI and up to three years in prison for the theft. Defense lawyer, Los Angeles, Gunsberg comments, "While this is technically true, Lindsay Lohan will not go to state prison on this case, period. This is not a matter of special treatment, nobody facing these charges in this particular courthouse, or any courthouse in LA, would be sentenced to state prison on these facts. Sure, she may do some time in county jail, but even if she went to trial and lost, it would be hard to imagine a judge sending her to prison. "
Lindsay is Being Treated Like Everyone else
Gunsberg maintains that Lindsay Lohan is not receiving special treatment in any of her cases. "Her attorney has done an excellent job in a difficult situation, but the consequences Lindsay has faced so far in her DUI case in the Beverly Hills courthouse are consistent with what anyone in her situation would face. I don't expect the outcome of this theft case at the Airport Courthouse to be any different. "
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About Jerod Gunsberg:
Jerod Gunsberg is admitted to practice in all California State Courts and the United States District Court for the Central District of California. Mr. Gunsberg regularly handles misdemeanors as well as felony cases. He is a member of numerous professional organizations including National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, Los Angeles Criminal Courts Bar Association.
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