Serves as the newsletter of the National Association of College Auxiliary Services (NACAS). Contains news on association activities, auxiliary services operations, employment opportunities, a calendar of meetings and workshops and general information of interest to auxiliary services personnel.

Promotes products, resources, events and opportunities to local public health agencies. Offers innovative products, services and emerging technologies that improve practices in areas ranging from immunizations to water and air quality, from communicable diseases to bioterrorism preparedness. Also includes information on technology, training and other resources to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of their agencies operations.

Provides views and analysis of governance concerns and board-centered issues that concern directors, CEOs, CFOs and corporate secretaries. Monitors major developments in corporate governance including analysis of new trends, surveys of board practices, commentary on important legal developments, views of institutional investors, interviews with CEOs and independent directors, articles on committee functions and compensation trends. The emphasis is on public company directorship but they will also feature articles about private and nonprofit governance. Directorship DOES ACCEPT bylined article submissions. Submission Guidelines: How to Submit An article should be submitted electronically as an attachment with an e-mail cover letter. Submissions should be sent to Managing Editor Judith Warner. The email cover letter should include: The names, address, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of the authors. All submissions should be in MS Word format, single space, Times New Roman, 12 point with little to no formatting. The editors reserve the right to edit all copy for accuracy, clarity and length. A proof of the edited article will be emailed to the author for final approval prior to being published. What to Submit Directorship accepts contributions from NACD members and others who are qualified to write about corporate governance. We encourage submissions from corporate directors and officers, and also seek articles from nonprofit directors and officers (since many corporate directors also serve on nonprofit boards). Furthermore, we are interested in articles written by academic researchers and professional advisors to boards, such as attorneys, accountants and consultants. The article should be exclusive to NACD Directorship and Directorship.com. It should not have been previously published nor should it appear in another publication. (Requests for a variance to this policy must be made in writing to Directorship.) We encourage the use of examples and quotes if possible and discourage too much use of bullet-points and numbered items, unless the subject matter requires it. Charts and tables are very much encouraged should be submitted separately in Excel, Powerpoint, PDF or JPG format. Please submit the underlying source data for all charts so that we can re-create them if necessary. Articles are typically slotted as a single-page feature with an estimated or not-to-exceed word count of 750 words or a two-page feature with an estimated or not-to-exceed word count of 1,200. In addition to the article, please email a two- to three-line author’s bio and a recent four-color headshot as a JPG or TIFF (minimum 300 dpi). Please provide any information as to any relationship with companies/sources in the proposed article. Please specify if you have a consulting relationship or if you serve on a corporate board. Rights We reserve the right to publish the article online and/or in our print magazine, and/or in our electronic newsle

Provides a focus on the board-centered issues that concern CEOs, directors and corporate secretaries. Monitors and analyzes every major development in the corporate governance world including analysis of new trends, surveys of board practices, commentary on important legal developments, views of institutional investors, interviews with CEOs, articles on committee functions, compensation trends, new SEC rulings and regulations, succession planning and ideas from professionals in the governance world.

Edited for college career and placement counselors, and employer recruiters. Reports on new techniques and philosophies, innovative programs & procedures, career fields for graduates, and industry resources.

Nacion Apache covers Women's Interests,Regional General Interest,Men's Interests,Lifestyle

Nacion ESPN is a Spanish language sports television show that is fueled by fan-interaction. The show includes highlights, statistics, expertise, analysis and interviews with high-profile Hispanic celebrities.

NACLA Report on the Americas Online that covers Latin America and its relationship with the United States, the award-winning magazine offers comprehensive analysis on hemispheric affairs. This site offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Online publication of the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS). Written for convenience store operators and their trading partners, and covers market updates and industry news.

Incorporates the discontinued NACS Scan and is the official newsletter of the international trade association, which represents 2,300 retail and 1,700 supplier company members. Strives to provide the knowledge and resources for convenience store operators and their trading partners to excel in a market of heightened competition. Coverage includes: enhancing efficiencies through emerging technologies, government relations issues in Washington, DC, profiles of industry leaders, and insightful columns in foodservice, finance, human resourcescigarettes, candy, beer, other tobacco products, packaged beverages, beer, salty snacks, payments, POS systems, health care, leadership, customer loyalty, real estate, motor fuel, frozen novelties, ice cream, technology, philanthropy, store safety and security, food safety and marketing.