• Graduate, Professional (Separate Entities)

• 982.

Institute for the Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity

To establish and maintain an institution of continuing education and training for qualified students of psychotherapy:To facilitate communication about conceptual and technical issues within the psychoanalytic community through workshops, courses and other educational means:To engage in community-oriented mental health aactivities such as public education.

• Education N.E.C.

• 983.

College Students for Enrichment in Secondary Schools

Secondary Education. CSESS College Students for Enrichment in Secondary Schools Home College Students for Enrichment in Secondary Schools College Students for Enrichment in Secondary Schools CSESS brings Harvard College students and New York area secondary school students together to provide a valuable learning experience for both.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 984.

PD Academy

WHAT IS PDA. PDA Professional Development Academy is more than a basketball program.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 985.

Enjoyable Pain of Growth Academy

Our mission is to make personal development part of education.

• Human Service Organizations

• 986.

Healing Academy

community organization Communities are transformed through artistic practice and education.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 987.

Workforce Leadership of Texas

TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR THE ENHANCED PERFORMANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE STATEWIDE NETWORK OF WORKFORCE BOARDS.

PAVE East Texas (Previously Literacy Council of Tyler)

Pathways for Adults Via Education Educate.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 989.

Professional Lunch

Professional Lunch Home Providing Resources to help young professionals find A Successful Career path through PurposeDriven Mentorship and careerrelated events.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 990.

American Dental Hygientists Assn

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