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Appendix A: Workshop Agenda and Participants
Pages 75-82

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... Presenter: Way Smith, The Harris Smith Institutes Discussant: Jerry Fastrup, U.S. General Accounting Office 75 9:15-9:45 9:45-10:00
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... David University of Wisconsin Floor Discussion 10:00-10:15 10:15-10.30 10.30-10:45 1 1:00-12:30 SESSION II, Title I Case Stutly This session will provide an overview of the Title I Education funding formula. The impact of updated census data on allocations to school districts will be examined, and issues the Education Department faced in using new data to allocate Title I funds to school districts will be addressed.
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From page 77...
... Comparisons between the current formula measures and alternative measures will be discussed. Presenter: Albert Wood~ward, Orifice of Applied Studlies, Sul7stanceAl7use and Mental Health Services Adiministration Presenter:..fohn Adlams, RAND Discussant:..fane Maxwell, Texas Commission on Alcohol anal DrugAl7use Floor Discussion 4:45-5:00 General Discussion 5:15 6:30 Reception Dinner Thursdlay, April 27, 2000, Green Building, Room 130 3:15-3:40 3:40-4:05 4:05-4.25 4.25-4:45 8:30 Continental Breakfast 9:00-10:30 SESSION V, WIC, Fund Allocation and Small Area Esti mation in the WIC Program This session will provide an overview of the WIC formula, changes in estimate of WIC eligibles, the current method to produce these estimates, and goals for future estimates.
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... Rolph, Chair of the Committee on National Statistics, University of Southern California Are there problems with the quality and timeliness of available data? Are there features of new and future datasets that are particularly relevant to issues of formula allocation, such as timeliness and level of aggregation?
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... Department of Agriculture Katherine Wallman, U.S. Office of Management and Budget Albert Woodward, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Alan Zaslavsky, Department of Health Care Policy, Harvard University Invited Guests Craig Abbey, Congressional Research Service Chip Alexander, U.S.
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... General Accounting Office lohn Eltinge, Bureau of Labor Statistics Deborah Fulcher, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration APPENDIXA Linda Ghelfi, U.S. Department of Agriculture lohn Guyton, PricowaterhouseCoopers Stefan Harvey, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Daniel Kasprzyk, National Center for Education Statistics ferry Keffer, U.S.
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... WORKSHOP AGENDA AND PARTICIPANTS Committee on National Statistics Staff Andrew White, Director Heather Koball, Studly Director Connie Citro, Studly Director Shelly Ver Ploog, Studly Director Thomas B labine, Consultant lamie Casey, Senior Project Assistant 81
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Key Terms

  • substance abuse
  • harris smith
  • smith institutes
  • david betson
  • national statistics

  • notre dame
  • brookings institution
  • alternative measures
  • wray smith
  • texas commission

  • labor statistics
  • congressional research
  • alan zaslavsky
  • albert woodward
  • school districts

  • henry aaron
  • mathematica policy
  • budget office
  • education statistics
  • congressional budget

  • drug abuse
  • wic eligibles
  • bette mahoney
  • stephen cohen
  • marshall school

  • bruce spencer
  • future datasets
  • wic program
  • deborah fulcher
  • susan sieg


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