Paige L. Johnson

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  www.ofe.org/news/2006/2006-09-22.htm - [Cached Version]
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  Appointed to serve three-year terms are: Michael J. Gibbens, attorney, Crowe & Dunlevy, TULSA; Caroline Gist, executive director, Putnam City Public Schools Foundation, OKLAHOMA CITY; Paige L. Johnson, nanotechnology research associate, the University of Tulsa, COLLINSVILLE; Stephen Payne Jr., chairman, Heritage Trust, OKLAHOMA CITY; and Molly Tolbert, advisory director, Crowe & Dunlevy, OKLAHOMA CITY.
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  COLLINSVILLE , Paige L. Johnson, a 1987 Academic All-Stater, is a nanotechnology research associate with the University of Tulsa.An active member of the foundation, Johnson has served as coordinator of its Schusterman Mentor Program and as a member of the Selection Committee.As president of the Oklahoma Microscopy Society, Johnson founded the Ugly Bug Contest, a science outreach program that has involved more than 30,000 Oklahoma elementary school children in the past 10 years.

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  Current OMS Officers - [Cached Version]
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  Past-President: Dr. Paige Johnson, Tulsa University, Department of Chemistry, Keplinger Hall, 600 S. College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74101, Mailing address: 9810 N. 136th East Ave., Owasso, phone: (918) 809-5070 email: paige-johnson@utulsa.edu

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  Education Leaders Invited To Fall Forum in October - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/30/2005    Last Visited: 10/2/2005  

  Paige Johnson, coordinator of the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence Schusterman Mentoring Program, and Stan Browlee, an Enid community mentor, will join McPherson in a session on "The Mentoring Challenge."

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  "Each Schusterman Mentor naturally functions as both a tutor -- providing academic support and modeling academic achievement -- and as a friend, providing the child with a stable relationship to an adult he or she can trust," said Program Coordinator Paige Johnson, a 1987 Academic All-Stater from Collinsville."The pair may read a book, build a volcano for science class, work on math homework, or talk through life issues -- but always they build bonds that continue to resonate through the lives of both mentor and child alike."
  
  In some schools, mentors are given selected activities to assist their students in areas of specific need, Johnson said.In other schools, mentors are encouraged to develop their own activities and lesson plans."While this is difficult for some mentors, it has led to the most creative and individual projects, such as making dioramas to illustrate book themes, investigating rocketry or writing in journals," she said.
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  For more information on the Schusterman Mentors Program, contact Paige Johnson at (918) 809-5070 or the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence at (405) 236-0006.

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  "Each Schusterman Mentor naturally functions as both a tutor -- providing academic support and modeling academic achievement -- and as a friend, providing the child with a stable relationship to an adult he or she can trust," said Program Coordinator Paige Johnson, a 1987 Academic All-Stater from Collinsville."The pair may read a book, build a volcano for science class, work on math homework, or talk through life issues -- but always they build bonds that continue to resonate through the lives of both mentor and child alike."
  
  In some schools, mentors are given selected activities to assist their students in areas of specific need, Johnson said.In other schools, mentors are encouraged to develop their own activities and lesson plans."While this is difficult for some mentors, it has led to the most creative and individual projects, such as making dioramas to illustrate book themes, investigating rocketry or writing in journals," she said.
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  Now entering its fourth year, the Schusterman Mentor Program is gaining momentum and continuity, Johnson said.All of the 2004 mentors who are not moving or graduating from college plan to volunteer again next fall.In addition, plans are under way for a combined All-State alumni reunion and mentor orientation event.
  
  "Mentoring programs can provide underachieving students the personal boost that can help them achieve academic success," Johnson said."Through their involvement in such a program, Academic All-State alumni have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to Oklahoma education."
  
  For more information on the Schusterman Mentors Program, contact Paige Johnson at (918) 809-5070 or the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence at (405) 236-0006.
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  COLLINSVILLE - Paige Johnson, a 1987 Academic All-Stater, is coordinator of the Schusterman Mentors Program.She is also a mentor at Celia Clinton Elementary School in Tulsa.
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  Paige Johnson, a 1987 Academic All-Stater from Collinsville, is coordinator of the Schusterman Mentors Program.She is a mentor at Celia Clinton Elementary School in Tulsa.
  
  Kirtan Nautiyal is a 2003 Academic All-State alumnus and a student at the University of Oklahoma.He mentors at Madison Elementary School in Norman.

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  Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence | Our Trustees - [Cached Version]
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  Paige L. Johnson

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  Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence | Schusterman... - [Cached Version]
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  "Mentoring programs can provide underachieving students the personal boost that can help them achieve academic success," said Program Coordinator Paige Johnson, a 1987 Academic All-Stater.
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  In some cases, mentors are given worksheets and selected activities to assist their students in areas of specific need, Johnson said.In other schools, mentors are challenged to identify their child's needs and formulate plans to address them.
  
  "While this is difficult for some mentors, it has led to the most creative and individual projects, such as making dioramas to illustrate book themes, investigating rocketry and writing journals," she said.
  
  Mentor Alyson Willis of Woodward and her mentee researched the history of dollhouses on the Internet then created their own dollhouse together.
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  Johnson said the program is drawing positive comments from participants, parents and teachers alike.

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  ProjectMicro - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/15/2006    Last Visited: 5/17/2008  

  Paige Johnson paige-johnson@utulsa.edu9810 N. 136 E. Ave. Owasso, OK 74055
  
  Pacific Northwest
  
  This program has just begun in Richland,Washington.

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  The University of Tulsa >> News/Events/Publications - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/4/2003    Last Visited: 4/4/2003  

  "What informs scientifically can also delight artistically," explains Paige Johnson, a TU chemistry instructor and president of the Oklahoma Microscopy Society, cosponsor of the conference with the Central States Microscopy and Microanalysis Society.
  
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  Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sunday when hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, contact Johnson at (918) 631-2831 or by e-mail at paige-johnson@utulsa.edu.

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  The University of Tulsa >> News/Events/Publications - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/17/2002    Last Visited: 12/17/2002  

  Paige Johnson, who is president of the society and teaches chemistry at TU, says the goal of the contest is "to promote the awareness and use of microscopy."Microscopy uses magnification devices to study objects too small to be easily viewed by the human eye.
  
  The contest is open to all public and private elementary schools in Oklahoma.Each school may submit one bug, with an essay describing their bug's habitat and behavior.Bugs are then photographed with scanning electron microscopes, which use electrons instead of light to create a magnified image.

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