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	CEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Daniel J. Cassidy President W. Douglas Kirk Vice President Deirdre C. Cassidy Secretary & Treasurer Thomas J. Cox Chief Financial Officer Peter A. Tye Director of Technology Kevin Lely Michael A. Rocchi Jay V. Taggart William L. Sheppard Director Emeritus G.S.(Skip)Calvert Director Emeritus Cynthia Sheppard Director Honoraria TECHNICAL ADVISORS Reginald Tanaban David R. Baker Mark Hoffman Dr. Paul Lorton Les Madigan Dick Merwin Victor Smith Sean Straw EduTrax ADVISORS Jim Johnson Joseph Paternoster PROJECT FAST Chari Hickman Director Chris Norton Chief Technical Officer Joseph D. Gargiulo Ted Long Tim Schmidt EDUCATION ROUNDTABLE John Bear Cynthia T. Bennett William Covey Herm Davis Stan Decker Patricia Gallagher Sondra Geoffrion W. Douglas Kirk Anna Leider Pam Mendelsohn Martin Nemko Gail Schlacter Allen Shapiro Marilyn Shapiro Nancy Waters		The Cassidy Endowment for Education (CEE) was incorporated on 15 September 1993 as a non-profit public benefit corporation, tax-exempt under Sections 501 (c) (3) and 509 (a) (2) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our general mission is four-fold: 1) to collect and disseminate information to the public on education, including, but not limited to, educational counseling, financing, and career guidance; 2) to establish a code of ethics for educational service organizations; 3) to fund and award scholarships; and 4) to establish and operate and institute for the study of advanced educational methods and technology. PROGRAMS and PROJECTS *Project FAST* (Financial Aid for Students Today)** Project FAST aims to revolutionize the delivery of private sector scholarships, grants, fellowships, and loans to students wanting to attend a school of higher education. The current situation reeks of inefficiency and wastefulness. Billions of dollars of financial aid go unused each year because students do no know about them. And when students do find out about private sector scholarships, they must apply separately to thirty or forty different sources. Project FAST will remedy this situation by centralizing access to the private sector sources and by standardizing the application process. Project FAST will generate a multitute of untapped qualified awards candidates. More students will get the financial aid they need to go to school and grant-making institutions will find it easier fo fulfill their charter and tax-exempt obligations to distribute funds. Institute for the Study of Advanced Educational Technology ISAET will conduct research, make grants for exceptional accomplishment in using technology in education, convene meetings of principal contributors to the advancement of education through technology, and publish scholarly reports on the use of technology in education. The Education Roundtable The education roundtable is a professional association of specialists working in the education0information field, who are dedicated to the free exchange of ideas and to establishing and maintaining standards of accuracy, originality, and reliability for anyone working or publishing in the education-information field. Endowment of Scholarships Through our non-profit we are able to accept funding from those who would like to establish scholarships. The management is 15% for finding the proper students that fit the criteria of your established scholarship. We allow you complete control of the decision process and offer 3 levels of decision making. since we are a non-profit, the money donated to your scholarship is tax deductible. Please call for further information. Subject to adequate levels of funding, CEE will award scholarships, fellowships, grants, awards, and loans to deserving students who are enrolled full-time in accredited schools of higher education, who maintain at least a 2.70 GPA, and who apply for at least 20 scholarships per year as part of Project FAST.