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Welcome to the home of BRIGHT LIGHT AUTO PARTS. We are one of the main suppliers to the trade of high quality automotive products such as LED trailer lights, LED Light Bars, LED globe replacements, HID Kits and parts in 35w, 55w and 100w Versions, standard workshop globes, super white halogen globes, LEDS for all automotive applications, Keyless entry kits, led torches, Wide range of spot and fog lights, Revolving and strobe lamps, etc. We offer something for everyone with a range that is always expanding.

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This listing is for Brite Auto Lites, Inc's Single Location in Searingtown, NY. The company primarily operates in the Automotive Mechanical and Electrical Repair and Maintenance Companies industry.

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This organization is located at a home address in Roslyn, New York. 118 Shelter Rock Rd is a single family home with zero bedrooms and one bathroom. The house was built in 1930, which was 84 years ago.

BRITE LITES LENS RESTORER DEALER KITS

BRITE LITES DEALER KIT

If you are a Car Dealer, Auto Service, Detail Shop, Fleet Service or other facility that deals with the needs of numerous vehicles, this DEALER KIT is for you.

The DEALER KIT contains enough material to restore approximately 40 sets of headlights. The actual number of headlights will vary depending on the severity of the lens condition and the experience of the applicator.

With most dealers pricing this service between $40.00 and $90.00 per vehicle, the price of the DEALER KIT can be recouped with the servicing of 2 to 3 vehicles.

If you have multiple locations or a larger fleet to service, please call 321-228-7826 to discuss your needs with one of our customer service representatives.

In most areas of the country we can make arrangements for one of our field representatives to give your personnel hands on training.

At Elite Auto Lights, we take great pride in our quality. With three generations of experience, we know what it takes to make your customers happy. To further illustrate this, we utilize state of the art packaging with “Foam-in-Place” technology. This ensures that your products arrive to you unbroken and ready to use.

Fast Brite Lens Rejuvenation Kit

Fast Brite is the fast, low-cost alternative to expensive headlight replacement on your car.

Fast brite is the fastest lens rejuvenation kit ever!

Return your headlights to their showroom shine!

Just apply FastBrite Lens Restore to your yellowed, oxidized automobile’s headlight lenses and watch them return to their showroom shine in just seconds!

You maybe amazed after using fast brite by how much clearer you see at night with you cleaned auto’s headlights. This can help make driving your car at night safer.

Foggy, dingy, dirty headlights can make it very difficult to see. With this lens restoer you can resolve this problem very quickly. Clean your headlights with fast brite. Much cheaper than replacing them. You can have cleaner lenses in under a minute.

Do you have problems driving at night, because of your foggy headlights? Fast Brite’s rejuvenation kit restores yellowed, dingy and/or oxidized headlight lenses back to their showroom new shine. In just seconds, your car headlight lenses will go from oxidized and dangerous to super clear and safe.

Just apply Fast Brite™ Lens Restore to your yellowed, oxidized headlight lenses and watch them return to their showroom shine in just seconds! The fast, low cost alternative to expensive headlight replacement.

Quick, easy and convenient to apply

Save time and money

Make driving at night safer

You will may be amazed at the difference

30-Day money back guarantee

Great Auto Holiday gift idea

Apply the special liquid to your car’s lenses and wash away years of damage.

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BRITE '14 Conference

MARCH 3-4, 2014

Lerner Hall, Columbia University, NYC

In its 7th year, BRITE '14 brought together 500+ leaders from business, technology, media, and marketing to discuss how technology and innovation are transforming the ways that companies build and sustain great brands.

William Bardeen

SVP, Strategy & Development

The New York Times

Topics at BRITE '14 included:

Monetizing “social” – for brands and publishers

Native advertising, branded content, and the future of storytelling

Brand voice: bringing it to life across digital, social, and traditional channels

Customer experience and customer happiness

Contagiousness, social sharing, and how ideas & brands spread

The marketer’s forecast for global emerging markets

The changing role of the CMO in the enterprise

Conference Format:

BRITE '14 hosted a large audience for: keynotes and panels that featured leading companies and case studies; new research; and demos of emerging technologies. The conference's second day focused on interactive discussions, break-outs, and peer networking. Live blogging, videocasts, and Twitter feeds extended the discussion at BRITE to an even broader audience worldwide.

The aim of BRITE is to stimulate interactive conversations, it is not just a series of lectures. Come to future events to talk with fellow big thinkers, hear stories of what is working and what isn't, and see the newest technologies in person.

Who should attend?

CMOs and heads of marketing, brand managers, new product developers, innovation directors, media buyers, viral marketers, interactive agencies, online developers, social networkers, Web 2.0 entrepreneurs, video & gaming creators, online content publishers, multi-platform media companies, and emerging technology investors.

A&E, Absolut Vodka, Ad Age, Adidas, Aetna, AIG, American Ballet Theatre, American Express, AOL, AT&T, Audi, Avon, Bell Atlantic, BMW, Burger King, BusinessWeek, Carnegie Hall, Chanel, Cisco, Citigroup, Clinton Global Initiative, CNN, Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive, Craigslist, Dell, Deloitte Consulting, Digitas, Domino’s PIzza, Dow Jones & Company, Dupont, Eli Lilly, Estee Lauder, Fedex, GE, Goldman Sachs, Google, HP, IBM, IDEO, Interbrand, John Templeton Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, Kraft Foods, LEGO, Lenovo, L’Oreal, McDonald’s, McKinsey, Merrill Lynch, Microsoft, Moody’s Analytics, Movado, Netflix, Nickelodeon/MTVN, Nielsen, Novartis, Ogilvy & Mather, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, Quattro Wireless, R/GA, Reuters, Samsung, SAP, Siemens, Sony Music, Taco Bell, The New York Times, TIAA-CREF, Time Warner, UNICEF, Unilever, United Nations, Univision, Visa, Volkswagen, Yahoo. ZipCar, and others.

Sponsorship Requests:

For BRITE conference sponsorship inquiries, please contact:

Alison Abodeely, Assistant Director

UNLEASHING THE POWER OF BIOTECH AT NCCU

North Carolina Central University is home to one of the newest and most innovative biotechnology educational initiatives in the country and the only formal biotech degree program offered by a North Carolina university. The University’s Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE) is creating a pool of incredibly well-trained students ready to excel in biotechnology and biomanufacturing workplaces upon graduation. Our institute has a strong research focus, particularly in the areas of drug discovery and manufacturing technology.

It used to be easy. Companies and brands could rely on one or two traditional media choices to drive leads and sales.

However, as digital media has grown more pervasive in consumers' lives, it is now more important than ever to connect with consumers at every touch point. Miss out on one opportunity, and you could miss out entirely.

In this new and emerging media landscape, we believe the medium is as important as the message. Individuals integrate with ingenuity memorably expressed. Period. So we're here to help your product or service no matter where you are in the brand lifecycle. We even work with clients to help train sales teams to maximize conversation.

At BRITE we are a team of dynamic forward thinkers with the ability to innovate, and navigate, the new and emerging landscape. We're here to apply our full range of creativity to the fulfillment of your goals.

We have national brand experience on iconic brands such as Disney, Yellow Tail wines, Jaguar, Hilton, Embassy Suites and Binswanger as well as deep experience developing independent brands.

We are a strategy and design agency that helps brands get ahead in this new day.

BR ief I ntervention and T reatment for E lders

Funded by the SAMHSA/Center for Substance Abuse Treatment SBIRT Initiative (2006-2011)

Mission

The mission of the Florida BRITE Project was to serve individuals 55 years and older to identify non-dependent substance use or prescription medication issues and to provide effective service strategies prior to their need for more extensive or specialized substance abuse treatment. BRITE implemented the Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) initiative of the SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT). BRITE was the only project funded by an SBIRT grant to specifically focus on an older adult population.

History: The Pilot Project

The SAMHSA/CSAT grant award was built on the success of a three-year pilot project from 2004-2007 funded by the Florida Department of Children and Families Substance Abuse Program Office (DCF/SAPO) and conducted in four Florida counties. Provider agencies offered in-home screenings and services, focusing on brief intervention for alcohol, illicit substances, and prescription and over-the-counter medications. Results published in the American Journal of Public Health (Schonfeld et al. 2010) describe 3,497 screenings, demonstrating statistically significant reductions in use of alcohol, medications, and illicit drugs, as well as reduced symptoms of depression.

The SBIRT Initiative

In late 2006, Florida was awarded a $14 million CSAT grant to focus on providing services within primary and emergency health care settings, public health clinics, elder homes, and aging services. Dr. Robert Hazlett, who had previously worked on Pennsylvania’s SBIRT project developed the protocols that allowed BRITE to shift from a pilot project to the requirements for the federal grant.

In the SBIRT grant, BRITE clients were served by one of four categories of service providers receiving contracts from DCF: healthcare providers (urgent care centers, trauma hospitals, emergency departments, and VA facilities), aging services, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment services. Over the five year grant, a total of 30 provider agencies in 18 counties conducted 85,001 screenings in over 70 different locations. Also, in 2010, under separate funding from the Florida Department of Children and Families, BRITE services were expanded to include adults under age 55 at federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) in Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, and Pensacola, resulting in an additional 6,000 screenings. Although the grant ended on September 14, 2011, several sites have continued to implement a modified version of the SBIRT model. Published results from the five-year SBIRT grant are available at:

Schonfeld, L. Hazlett, R. W. Hedgecock, D. K. Duchene, D. M. Burns, L. V. and Gum, A. M. (2014). Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for older adults with substance misuse. American Journal of Public Health . e-View Ahead of Print. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301859

Locations

The Florida BRITE Project provider agencies were headquartered in the sites represented by the red stars in the map below. Cumulatively, these agencies screened in more than 70 different locations including hospitals, urgent care centers, trauma centers, aging services, health fairs, and numerous other locations.

Lakeview Center, Inc. Baptist Hospital Emergency Room, Pensacola

Urban Jacksonville/Shands Jacksonville Medical Center - Level I Trauma Center

Urban Jacksonville Aging Services

Shands Jacksonville Level 1 Trauma Center

Palm Beach County Division of Senior Services

Hanley Center - Lakeside Hospital (West Palm Beach)

Broward County Elderly and Veterans Services Division (2 sites)

Broward County VA Outpatient Center (Miami VA Healthcare System)

Southwest Florida Addiction Services

The Florida BRITE Project – Resources

The Florida BRITE Project collects prescreening, screening, and assessment data using instruments required by SAMHSA’s Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (the funding source for the project) and educational materials developed by Dr. Hazlett. These are as follows.

Required CSAT GPRA Instruments:

Go to SAMHSA’s “Services Accountability Improvement System or “SAIS” at https://www. samhsa-gpra. samhsa. gov/home/index. htm At the bottom of the page click on the box that says: “CSAT-GPRA” this will take you to another webpage. Click on “GO” and this will take you to the CSAT GPRA page On the far left side of the page, click on the “Data Collection Tools” This will open another header “Services” click on that Select the English or Spanish language instructions for the GPRA assessments as required.

Procedures for Initiating and Sustaining the Florida BRITE Project

Authored by Robert W. Hazlett, Ph. D, CAC, CCS

Florida BRITE Project “Business Process Analysis” – This is a guide for BRITE providers to use to obtain information about a clinic or hospital unit’s operating routine. It guides the BRITE team’s effort to design a protocol to implement BRITE in a specific setting, while being sensitive to the workflow and logistical support issues of that particular setting.

Florida BRITE Project “Initial Training Manual” – this manual provides training to site personnel for screening of potential substance use, abuse and dependence disorders in a hospital, primary care or clinic setting and how to apply brief intervention strategies matched to the patient’s severity of use/abuse of alcohol and other drugs (AOD).

Florida BRITE Project “Sustainability Manual” – This is a guide to understanding what is involved in the process of developing a sustainability plan for SBIRT services even after federal grant funding ends. It is a framework that allows for flexibility and change in your agency’s local environment, and that considers elements that may impact that environment.

Assessment Instruments and Educational Materials for BRITE

Some materials are in the public domain and available from CSAT and other selected instruments developed for BRITE can be accessed by emailing Dr. Robert Hazlett: robert_hazlett@dcf. state. fl. us

Screening Instruments

BRITE Prescreening Instrument – NOTE: You are required to complete the demographics section of GPRA Screen Part A as well BRITE Prescreen (English) BRITE Prescreen (Spanish)

Short Geriatric Depression Scale (S-GDS) – Administer if the person responds “YES” to either of the two prescreening items on depression. S-GDS (English) S-GDS (Spanish)

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streamline the business efforts across a whole organization. The ERP Department works to continually improve the business process of Broward County

Public Schools. This site is dedicated to providing customer support needs and is designed to assist you to execute programs and implement school board

policy. For Support please contact: I & T Service Desk 754-321-0411. NOTE: This site is best viewed with display settings at 1280 x 1084 or higher.

BRITE '14 Conference

MARCH 3-4, 2014

Lerner Hall, Columbia University, NYC

In its 7th year, BRITE '14 brought together 500+ leaders from business, technology, media, and marketing to discuss how technology and innovation are transforming the ways that companies build and sustain great brands.

William Bardeen

SVP, Strategy & Development

The New York Times

Topics at BRITE '14 included:

Monetizing “social” – for brands and publishers

Native advertising, branded content, and the future of storytelling

Brand voice: bringing it to life across digital, social, and traditional channels

Customer experience and customer happiness

Contagiousness, social sharing, and how ideas & brands spread

The marketer’s forecast for global emerging markets

The changing role of the CMO in the enterprise

Conference Format:

BRITE '14 hosted a large audience for: keynotes and panels that featured leading companies and case studies; new research; and demos of emerging technologies. The conference's second day focused on interactive discussions, break-outs, and peer networking. Live blogging, videocasts, and Twitter feeds extended the discussion at BRITE to an even broader audience worldwide.

The aim of BRITE is to stimulate interactive conversations, it is not just a series of lectures. Come to future events to talk with fellow big thinkers, hear stories of what is working and what isn't, and see the newest technologies in person.

Who should attend?

CMOs and heads of marketing, brand managers, new product developers, innovation directors, media buyers, viral marketers, interactive agencies, online developers, social networkers, Web 2.0 entrepreneurs, video & gaming creators, online content publishers, multi-platform media companies, and emerging technology investors.

A&E, Absolut Vodka, Ad Age, Adidas, Aetna, AIG, American Ballet Theatre, American Express, AOL, AT&T, Audi, Avon, Bell Atlantic, BMW, Burger King, BusinessWeek, Carnegie Hall, Chanel, Cisco, Citigroup, Clinton Global Initiative, CNN, Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive, Craigslist, Dell, Deloitte Consulting, Digitas, Domino’s PIzza, Dow Jones & Company, Dupont, Eli Lilly, Estee Lauder, Fedex, GE, Goldman Sachs, Google, HP, IBM, IDEO, Interbrand, John Templeton Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, Kraft Foods, LEGO, Lenovo, L’Oreal, McDonald’s, McKinsey, Merrill Lynch, Microsoft, Moody’s Analytics, Movado, Netflix, Nickelodeon/MTVN, Nielsen, Novartis, Ogilvy & Mather, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, Quattro Wireless, R/GA, Reuters, Samsung, SAP, Siemens, Sony Music, Taco Bell, The New York Times, TIAA-CREF, Time Warner, UNICEF, Unilever, United Nations, Univision, Visa, Volkswagen, Yahoo. ZipCar, and others.

Sponsorship Requests:

For BRITE conference sponsorship inquiries, please contact:

Alison Abodeely, Assistant Director

UNLEASHING THE POWER OF BIOTECH AT NCCU

North Carolina Central University is home to one of the newest and most innovative biotechnology educational initiatives in the country and the only formal biotech degree program offered by a North Carolina university. The University’s Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE) is creating a pool of incredibly well-trained students ready to excel in biotechnology and biomanufacturing workplaces upon graduation. Our institute has a strong research focus, particularly in the areas of drug discovery and manufacturing technology.

It used to be easy. Companies and brands could rely on one or two traditional media choices to drive leads and sales.

However, as digital media has grown more pervasive in consumers' lives, it is now more important than ever to connect with consumers at every touch point. Miss out on one opportunity, and you could miss out entirely.

In this new and emerging media landscape, we believe the medium is as important as the message. Individuals integrate with ingenuity memorably expressed. Period. So we're here to help your product or service no matter where you are in the brand lifecycle. We even work with clients to help train sales teams to maximize conversation.

At BRITE we are a team of dynamic forward thinkers with the ability to innovate, and navigate, the new and emerging landscape. We're here to apply our full range of creativity to the fulfillment of your goals.

We have national brand experience on iconic brands such as Disney, Yellow Tail wines, Jaguar, Hilton, Embassy Suites and Binswanger as well as deep experience developing independent brands.

We are a strategy and design agency that helps brands get ahead in this new day.

BR ief I ntervention and T reatment for E lders

Funded by the SAMHSA/Center for Substance Abuse Treatment SBIRT Initiative (2006-2011)

Mission

The mission of the Florida BRITE Project was to serve individuals 55 years and older to identify non-dependent substance use or prescription medication issues and to provide effective service strategies prior to their need for more extensive or specialized substance abuse treatment. BRITE implemented the Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) initiative of the SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT). BRITE was the only project funded by an SBIRT grant to specifically focus on an older adult population.

History: The Pilot Project

The SAMHSA/CSAT grant award was built on the success of a three-year pilot project from 2004-2007 funded by the Florida Department of Children and Families Substance Abuse Program Office (DCF/SAPO) and conducted in four Florida counties. Provider agencies offered in-home screenings and services, focusing on brief intervention for alcohol, illicit substances, and prescription and over-the-counter medications. Results published in the American Journal of Public Health (Schonfeld et al. 2010) describe 3,497 screenings, demonstrating statistically significant reductions in use of alcohol, medications, and illicit drugs, as well as reduced symptoms of depression.

The SBIRT Initiative

In late 2006, Florida was awarded a $14 million CSAT grant to focus on providing services within primary and emergency health care settings, public health clinics, elder homes, and aging services. Dr. Robert Hazlett, who had previously worked on Pennsylvania’s SBIRT project developed the protocols that allowed BRITE to shift from a pilot project to the requirements for the federal grant.

In the SBIRT grant, BRITE clients were served by one of four categories of service providers receiving contracts from DCF: healthcare providers (urgent care centers, trauma hospitals, emergency departments, and VA facilities), aging services, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment services. Over the five year grant, a total of 30 provider agencies in 18 counties conducted 85,001 screenings in over 70 different locations. Also, in 2010, under separate funding from the Florida Department of Children and Families, BRITE services were expanded to include adults under age 55 at federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) in Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, and Pensacola, resulting in an additional 6,000 screenings. Although the grant ended on September 14, 2011, several sites have continued to implement a modified version of the SBIRT model. Published results from the five-year SBIRT grant are available at:

Schonfeld, L. Hazlett, R. W. Hedgecock, D. K. Duchene, D. M. Burns, L. V. and Gum, A. M. (2014). Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for older adults with substance misuse. American Journal of Public Health . e-View Ahead of Print. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301859

Locations

The Florida BRITE Project provider agencies were headquartered in the sites represented by the red stars in the map below. Cumulatively, these agencies screened in more than 70 different locations including hospitals, urgent care centers, trauma centers, aging services, health fairs, and numerous other locations.

Lakeview Center, Inc. Baptist Hospital Emergency Room, Pensacola

Urban Jacksonville/Shands Jacksonville Medical Center - Level I Trauma Center

Urban Jacksonville Aging Services

Shands Jacksonville Level 1 Trauma Center

Palm Beach County Division of Senior Services

Hanley Center - Lakeside Hospital (West Palm Beach)

Broward County Elderly and Veterans Services Division (2 sites)

Broward County VA Outpatient Center (Miami VA Healthcare System)

Southwest Florida Addiction Services

The Florida BRITE Project – Resources

The Florida BRITE Project collects prescreening, screening, and assessment data using instruments required by SAMHSA’s Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (the funding source for the project) and educational materials developed by Dr. Hazlett. These are as follows.

Required CSAT GPRA Instruments:

Go to SAMHSA’s “Services Accountability Improvement System or “SAIS” at https://www. samhsa-gpra. samhsa. gov/home/index. htm At the bottom of the page click on the box that says: “CSAT-GPRA” this will take you to another webpage. Click on “GO” and this will take you to the CSAT GPRA page On the far left side of the page, click on the “Data Collection Tools” This will open another header “Services” click on that Select the English or Spanish language instructions for the GPRA assessments as required.

Procedures for Initiating and Sustaining the Florida BRITE Project

Authored by Robert W. Hazlett, Ph. D, CAC, CCS

Florida BRITE Project “Business Process Analysis” – This is a guide for BRITE providers to use to obtain information about a clinic or hospital unit’s operating routine. It guides the BRITE team’s effort to design a protocol to implement BRITE in a specific setting, while being sensitive to the workflow and logistical support issues of that particular setting.

Florida BRITE Project “Initial Training Manual” – this manual provides training to site personnel for screening of potential substance use, abuse and dependence disorders in a hospital, primary care or clinic setting and how to apply brief intervention strategies matched to the patient’s severity of use/abuse of alcohol and other drugs (AOD).

Florida BRITE Project “Sustainability Manual” – This is a guide to understanding what is involved in the process of developing a sustainability plan for SBIRT services even after federal grant funding ends. It is a framework that allows for flexibility and change in your agency’s local environment, and that considers elements that may impact that environment.

Assessment Instruments and Educational Materials for BRITE

Some materials are in the public domain and available from CSAT and other selected instruments developed for BRITE can be accessed by emailing Dr. Robert Hazlett: robert_hazlett@dcf. state. fl. us

Screening Instruments

BRITE Prescreening Instrument – NOTE: You are required to complete the demographics section of GPRA Screen Part A as well BRITE Prescreen (English) BRITE Prescreen (Spanish)

Short Geriatric Depression Scale (S-GDS) – Administer if the person responds “YES” to either of the two prescreening items on depression. S-GDS (English) S-GDS (Spanish)

Brite theological seminary

Contents

Degrees [ edit ]

Brite Divinity School is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges [ 1 ] and the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) and approved by ATS to grant the following degrees: [ 2 ]

Curriculum [ edit ]

Candidates for the Master of Divinity choose from four concentrations: [ 3 ]

Concentration in Black Church Studies

Concentration in Pastoral Care

Concentration in Pre-Ph. D. Studies

General M. Div

Master of Divinity [ edit ]

Candidates for the M. Div. are required to take: [ 3 ]

Three courses in the Bible. one of which must be in Hebrew Bible (HEBI 60003 Interpreting the Hebrew

Bible and Apocryphal /Deuterocanonical Books) and one in New Testament (NETE 60003 Interpreting the New Testament).

Two courses in History

Four courses in Theology and Ethics

Five courses in Practical Theology

Four courses in Integrative Studies

Two courses in Contexutalization

One to seven courses of electives depending on whatever Denominational requirements for Ordination that are needed for their particular tradition

Master of Theology [ edit ]

Candidates for the Master of Theology (Th. M.) Choose from the following areas of study: [ 4 ]

Hebrew Bible. Apocryphal /Deuterocanonical Books, and Literature of Early Judaism. The history, theology, literature, religion, and language of ancient Israel and Early Judaism in Ancient Near Eastern and Jewish settings. Contemporary methods of biblical interpretation .

New Testament and Literature of Early Christianity. The history, theology, literature, religion, and language of early Christianity in Graeco-Roman and Jewish settings. Contemporary methods of biblical interpretation.

Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling. The theory and practice of ministry in pastoral theology and pastoral counseling.

History and Theology. Preparation in theological analysis and constructive formulation, including study in history, theology, historical theology, and ethics.

Women’s Studies Certificate for Th. M. and Ph. D. Students In 2005, Brite began cooperating with other Texas Christian University graduate departments and schools in offering a Women’s Studies Certificate Program. This program is currently open to Brite Th. M. and Ph. D. students and to others on a case-by-case basis. To earn the Certificate, students must complete twelve hours of course work: BRIT 90003: Graduate Colloquium in Feminist Methodology and Theory, and three additional Brite courses approved for the program. [ 5 ]

Doctor of Philosophy [ edit ]

Brite Divinity School offers the Doctor of Philosophy in two areas: Biblical Interpretation and Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling [ 6 ]

Ph. D. In Biblical Interpretation [ edit ]

Ph. D. in Biblical Interpretation includes successful completion of forty-eight semester hours, qualifying examinations leading to candidacy, and a dissertation. A cumulative minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.25 or better is required. All courses, an area of concentration in either Hebrew Bible or New Testament, and a second area of study, must be selected in collegial dialogue with the student’s advisor. Areas of Study: [ 7 ]

Hebrew Bible, Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books, and Literature of Early Judaism. The history, literature, religion, and language of ancient Israel and Early Judaism in ancient Near Eastern and Jewish settings, including contemporary methods of biblical interpretation.

New Testament and Literature of Early Christianity. The history, literature, religion and language of early Christianity in Graeco-Roman and Jewish settings, including contemporary methods of biblical interpretation.

Themes and Issues in Biblical Theology. The theology of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament as both distinctive, separate collections, and as two related parts of the larger Christian Bible, including contemporary models of approaching biblical theology.

History of Biblical Interpretation. The major historical interpretations of the Bible, beginning with biblical writers’ interpretations of earlier texts and traditions and continuing through the major periods of Christianity (patristic, medieval, renaissance and reformation, and modern and contemporary).

Theological Hermeneutics. The major models of modern and contemporary theology, their interpretation, and their use of the Bible in constructive work.

Ph. D. In Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling [ edit ]

Ph. D. in Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling [ 8 ] The Ph. D. program in Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling is designed to train women and men in the academic disciplines of pastoral theology, pastoral care, and pastoral counseling. In keeping with the mission of Brite Divinity School, graduates of this program will make significant contributions to the Academy and to the Church through scholarship, original research, and practice. Graduates will serve as teachers and supervisors in educational institutions(universities, colleges, seminaries, medical schools), as pastors and pastoral care specialists in local churches, and as chaplains and pastoral counselors in clinical contexts (pastoral counseling centers, medical centers, hospitals).

Research and Special Programs [ edit ]

Notable Professors [ edit ]

Warren Carter Professor of New Testament

Leo G. Perdue Professor of Hebrew Bible

Stephen V. Sprinkle Associate Professor of Practical Theology and Director of Field Education and Supervised Ministry. The first open and out Gay scholar in the history of the Divinity School and author of Unfinished Lives: Reviving the Memories of LGBTQ Hate Crimes Victims.

Toni Craven, I. Wylie and Elizabeth Briscoe Professor of Hebrew Bible and noted author on Feminism and Scripture and related issues.

Contents

Biography [ edit ]

Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. John Bright was raised in the Presbyterian Church U. S. and attended Union Theological Seminary in Virginia where he earned his B. D. in 1931, followed by a Th. M. degree four years later. In the winter of 1931-32, Bright participated in an archaeological campaign at Tell Beit Mirsim, where he met the renowned William Foxwell Albright of Johns Hopkins University. who became his mentor. He also participated in a dig at Bethel in 1935. In the autumn of that year he studied under Albright at Johns Hopkins University but dropped out later due to insufficient funds to continue his studies, and took a position as the assistant pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Durham, North Carolina. which did not last long. He was able to resume his studies at Johns Hopkins while he was the pastor of Catonsville Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, and completed his doctoral degree in 1940. He then went back to Union Theological Seminary where he was appointed to the Cyrus H. McCormick Chair of Hebrew and Old Testament Interpretation, a position he held until his retirement in 1975. [ 2 ]

Influence and legacy [ edit ]

Bright's work A History of Israel for which he is most famous was published in 1959, with a second and third edition in 1972 and 1981. The second edition (1972) included new information from the Adad-nirari stela, published in 1968, and the Hebrew ostracon found at Mecad Hasavyahu (Yabneh-Yam), published in 1962. [ 3 ] His third edition (1981) included a thorough revision of the first four chapters. While including new data, Bright maintained his theological conviction that "the heart of Israel’s faith lies in its covenantal relationship with YHWH." [ 4 ]

In an appendix to the fourth edition (2000) of Bright's work, William P. Brown outlined some of the changes in the field of historical research since the third edition. Brown notes:

It should be pointed out that the driving force behind John Bright’s scholarship was his desire to disseminate to the church and general public the fruits of biblical scholarship. In an interview held soon after the publication of the third edition of his textbook, Bright comments on identifying an “outstanding motif” in his work: “those of us who have gone more deeply into the subject have a duty to communicate to the church in a usable form what we know—and to the general public if they are interested” (Kendig B. Cully, “Interview with John Bright: Scholar of the Kingdom” [The Review of Books and Religion, 11/4 (1983), p.4]). [ 5 ]

Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University

Texas Christian University was founded in 1873 by two brothers, Addison and Randolph Clark, both ministers of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). In 1914 a generous gift from L. C. Brite, a West Texas rancher, funded Brite College of the Bible under a separate charter. When the charter was renewed in 1963, the name of the college was changed to Brite Divinity School. Since 1914, Brite has been a separate corporation with its own board, assets, and employees. It is affiliated with Texas Christian University.

Today Brite Divinity School is one of the premier teaching and research institutions in the Southwest. In 1998 Brite began offering a Ph. D. degree in two areas: Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling and Biblical Interpretation. In addition, Brite offers several masters degrees: Master of Theological Studies, Master of Arts in Christian Service, Master of Divinity, and Master of Theology.

Accredited by the Association of Theological Schools and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Brite Divinity School is one of four seminaries related to the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the denomination’s only seminary related to a university. The Divinity School is also approved by the United Methodist Church to teach United Methodist students preparing for ordained ministry. In addition, nine denominations and one Jewish faculty member are represented on the faculty and staff.

The Divinity School has some twenty faculty and administrators whose research and teaching fields cover the full range of theological disciplines. Many of the faculty have developed distinguished careers in teaching and research and are among the most recognized scholars and teachers in North America. Students at the Divinity School represent some twenty-eight different denominations and numerous ethnic and racial identities. The Divinity School considers this theological and multicultural diversity of students and faculty to be an important context for coming to a clear understanding of individual faith and practice.

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Institutional change in an ecumenical protestant seminary

Institutional Change in Theological Education: A History of Brite Divinity School. Mark G. Toulouse, et. al. (Fort Worth: TCU Press, 2011).

Brite Divinity School is a graduate level theological seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, historically related to Texas Christian University and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). The permutations of this triangulated relationship form the major plot line of Institutional Change in Theological Education. A History of Brite Divinity School.

A second set of relationships also runs through this narrative: cultural changes in American life, especially in Texas, and the evolving consensus of the theological academy (including the professoriate and accrediting agencies).

The university started first. It was founded as Add-Ran College in 1873 by a small group of people who were committed to the religious movement associated with Thomas and Alexander Campbell and Barton W. Stone. In 1902, this little school became Texas Christian University.

From the university’s beginning, the education of ministers for its sponsoring church was a leading purpose. This interest led the university to establish a college of the Bible, which in 1914 was incorporated as a separate institution closely related to the University with the name Brite College of the Bible. In 1963 that name was changed to Brite Divinity School.

One of the notable aspects of the TCU-Brite history is the prominence in each generation of small cadres of leaders whose personal visions for university, seminary, and church were played out in the internal politics of these two institutions. In the early years of the twentieth century, Frederick D. Kershner and L. C. Brite were the central figures.

As university president and a leading Disciples theologian with conservative leanings, Kershner wanted to develop the seminary and protect it from undue influence by the university. He found an ally in Brite, a west Texas cattleman who had been converted at a cowboy camp meeting conducted under the leadership of a preacher sympathetic to the religious movement that supported the university. In addition to making generous financial contributions, Brite participated for many years as a theologically and institutionally conservative trustee and advisor.

Kershner’s later history is an interesting counterpart to the TCU-Brite story. A few years after leaving the Texas schools, Kershner became allied with William G. Irwin, an Indiana industrialist whose family had long supported Disciples-related church and educational enterprises. Together, Kershner and Irwin established an inter-connected university-college of religion system at Butler University in Indianapolis.

Benefiting from his Texas experience, Kershner counseled Irwin to develop the relationship so that the College of Religion would have full control over faculty, curriculum, admissions policies, and financial resources. The Indianapolis seminary, which in 1958 was reincorporated as Christian Theological Seminary. avoided many of the struggles over university-seminary control and freedom that continued to complicate the Brite-TCU partnership until recent times.

While Brite’s institutional history and struggle to attain independence is important to people connected with TCU and Brite, many of the readers of this history will be drawn to other elements of the story. Three are important to note. Read more. Brite Divinity School

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Brite Ranch Raid

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Raid [ edit ]

Brite Ranch was like other ranches in south Texas, it was as much of a small town as a cattle operation. The ranch was owned by Lucas Charles Brite and located in the Big Bend region, between the town of Marfa and the Rio Grande, fifteen miles east of the river. Since it was Christmas morning, most of the locals were away, except the ranch foreman T. T. Van Neill, his family, and one or two Mexican-American families. It was just after dawn when the raid began, Van's father, Sam, was the only one awake. He was sitting down drinking coffee when all of a sudden about forty-five armed Mexicans galloped into the ranch complex. Sam knew immediately who the Mexicans were so he ran to his son's room, equipped himself with a rifle, and took a well aimed shot at who he thought was the leader. Sam killed the man so the others returned fire on the house. By that time, Van was awake and joined in the fight. Mrs. Van Neill attempted to alarm the police but the raiders cut the telephone lines. The skirmish lasted for a while before the raiders realized they had little chance of getting into the Neill house without significant losses. They then captured a pair of ranch hands, one of whom, Jose Sanchez, was sent to the house to warn the Neills that if they continued to resist, both he and the other ranch hand would be shot. Van and his father were prepared to continue the fight but Mrs. Neill convinced her husband to give the Mexicans the keys to Lucas Brite's general store and avoid further confrontation. Van agreed, so instead of trying to break into the house, the raiders spent their time robbing the general store of clothes, food and money. They also gathered up all the best horses at the ranch and took them too. While this was going on, the unsuspecting postman. Mickey Welch, arrived at the store in his wagon with two Mexican passengers. The raiders captured all three of the men, shot the two passengers and hung Welch inside the store. [ 6 ]

That night the Neills were hosting a Christmas dinner party for some of their friends. The raiders occupied the ranch for several hours so when Reverend H. M. Bandy and his family arrived from Marfa to have dinner with the Neills, Van had to send a young Mexican boy out to tell the raiders not to shoot them. The raiders let the reverend and his family go to the Neill's house and when they got out of their wagon Bandy delivered a quick prayer and then armed himself with a rifle to help defend the ranch. According to Ronnie C. Tyler, author of The Big Bend: A History of the Last Texas Frontier, there were other dinner guests already at the ranch but they escaped somehow and went to get help. The rancher James L. Cobb, who lived three miles outside of the ranch complex, heard the gunfire so he drove towards the sound to investigate the situation. Cobb stopped a short distance away from the ranch and saw the Mexicans robbing the store. He then got back into his car and drove twelve miles to the nearest telephone and called Lucas Brite, who was at his home in Marfa. Brite informed the local sheriff and he went even further by alerting the 8th Cavalry, which was stationed in the area. Shortly thereafter, a large posse and some cavalrymen assembled in vehicles to drive to Brite Ranch. They almost caught up with the raiders but the Mexicans quickly mounted up and rode south across the Candelaria Rim, where the Americans could not follow. [ 6 ]

Aftermath [ edit ]

On the next day, Colonel George Langhorne launched a punitive expedition into Mexico with the intention of capturing or killing the raiders and returning stolen property. Langhorne borrowed some horses from the ranchers for his men, who arrived in vehicles, and after joining up with reinforcements from Ruidosa. the expedition crossed the Rio Grande into Chihuahua at a ford called Los Fresnos. Altogether, the expedition included two troops of 8th Cavalry, approximately 200 soldiers, and several men from the posse. Langhorne caught up with twenty-nine [ 7 ] raiders just across the Rio Grande in San Bernardino Canyon, near Pilares. During the running battle that followed, the cavalrymen killed ten of the Mexicans and recovered some of the stolen property, including several horses, most of which had to be shot because they had been ridden too hard and would die anyway if taken back across the border. Only one soldier was wounded. Meanwhile, the citizens in the Big Bend region were outraged about the raid and the murders of Mickey Welch and his passengers on Christmas Day. Some citizens formed a committee to disarm and keep watch on the Mexican population in the area but the Texas Ranger company of Captain Monroe Fox went even further. At around midnight on January 27, 1918, a force of rangers and 8th Cavalry soldiers surrounded the village of Porvenir, located on the Rio Grande across the border from a Mexican village. A search of the town then commenced and while the soldiers were looking through houses, the rangers gathered up fifteen men and took them too a nearby hill where they were executed. The Porvenir Massacre was later investigated in 1919, during a federal investigation of misconduct among the Texas Rangers, but nobody was ever charged for the crime. After the raid and the subsequent punitive expedition, Lucas Brite built a small fort to house Texas Rangers and protect the ranch but it was never needed. [ 6 ]

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BRITE RANCH RAID

BRITE RANCH RAID . The ranch of Lucas Charles Brite qv. at Capote Peak in western Presidio County, was attacked by about forty-five Mexicans, possibly supporters of Francisco (Pancho) Villa. on Christmas Day 1917. The raid was well planned. The attackers cut the ranch's telephone lines to prevent any call for help. They chose a holiday, when most of the ranch workers were away and the Brites were at their Marfa home. The family of T. T. Van Neill, ranch foreman, was at the ranch. The first awareness of the assault came when the foreman's father saw riders dismounting in the yard and scattering for cover. He fired on the evident leader of the attackers, and a gunfight developed between the Neills and the raiders. The bandits captured two ranch workers and sent one, Jose Sanchez, to tell the Neills that the other would be killed if they did not surrender. The Neills knew they were outnumbered and gave the raiders the key to Brite's Store to appease them. After looting the store of clothes, canned goods, and cash, the raiders rounded up the best horses and stole all the ranch's saddles. During the looting of the store, postman Mickey Welch arrived at the ranch in his mail stage with two Mexican passengers. The robbers shot the passengers and hanged Welch in the store.

The bandits stayed at the ranch several hours and were still there when Rev. H. M. Bandy and his family arrived at the ranch to visit the Neills. The raiders allowed the Bandys to reach the Neill home, where the reverend led a prayer and took up a rifle to defend the ranch. The Bandys and the Neills were rescued eventually when a large number of armed neighbors and soldiers arrived in automobiles. James L. Cobb, a neighbor of the Brites, had heard the shots and investigated without being detected. Cobb then drove twelve miles to telephone Luke Brite in Marfa. Brite called Col. George Langhorne of the Eighth Cavalry for help. Although a large posse arrived in automobiles, the raiders escaped down the rimrock, where cars could not follow. Langhorne's soldiers borrowed horses from local ranchers and joined the troops from Ruidosa in pursuit of the robbers. On the morning of December 26 the raiders crossed the Rio Grande at the Los Fresnos ford into Mexico. Later that day some 200 members of troops M and G of the Eighth Cavalry crossed at the same point and pursued them. The American forces engaged in a running fight with about fifteen of the raiders and killed ten of them in a canyon not far from Pilares, Chihuahua. They recovered some of the stolen goods, but most of the horses were lost or in such poor condition that they had to be shot. The other raiders escaped into the mountains. Only one United States soldier, Private John F. Kelly, was wounded in the conflict. Fiske and his men returned to Texas with the recovered property that evening.

El Paso Times . December 27, 1917, January 4, 1918. Noel Leonard Keith, The Brites of Capote (Fort Worth: Texas Christian University Press, 1950). Virginia Madison, The Big Bend Country of Texas (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1955; rev. ed. New York: October House, 1968). Ronnie C. Tyler, The Big Bend (Washington: National Park Service, 1975). U. S. Senate, Investigation of Mexican Affairs: Preliminary Reports and Hearings (66th Cong. 2d Sess.; 2 vols. Washington: GPO, 1920). Harry Warren Papers, Archives of the Big Bend, Sul Ross State University.

BRITE, LUCAS CHARLES II

BRITE, LUCAS CHARLES II (1860–1941). Luke Brite, pioneer Presidio County rancher and philanthropist, son of Lucas Charles and Nancy Caroline (Carr) Brite, was born in Caldwell County, Texas, on July 29, 1860. He had two brothers and a sister. Their father died when Brite was three years old, and while still a boy he began working on ranches in La Salle and Frio counties. In 1879 he went to work in Coleman and Tom Green counties with his brother Robert. In 1885 Robert Brite died, and Luke trailed a small herd of 166 cattle from Frio County to Capote Peak in Presidio County. After spending several years camped alone in the pristine wilderness, he had a substantial ranch. He married schoolteacher Edward (Eddie) McMinn Anderson on June 24, 1896, in Schell City, Missouri. The couple lived on the ranch at Capote Peak the first six years of their marriage and in 1902 moved into Marfa. They had a son and a daughter.

Brite developed a ranch of 125,000 acres in Presidio County and became the breeder of champion Herefords. By March 1920 he had managed to ship 1,000 bulls of his own breeding for each of the preceding fourteen years. His cattle-breeding received several honors. He took greatest pride in the Cudahy Trophy for Grand Champion Carload of Feeder Cattle, which he won in 1922 and 1925. In 1918 he helped to organize the Highland Hereford Breeders Association in Marfa. That same year he was elected president of the Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen's Association. He became president of the American National Live Stock Association in 1927. In July 1928 Brite helped organize the Highland Fair Association in Presidio County and served as chairman of the livestock committee.

The Brites were devoted members of the First Christian Church in Marfa, which they joined in August 1897, when Addison Clark held a meeting and organized the church. In 1911 and in 1914 the Brites gave a total of nearly $60,000 to establish the Chair of English Bible and to build the Bible College building at Texas Christian University. Luke Brite became chairman of the board of trustees of Brite College of the Bible at TCU in 1926.

In 1941 in El Paso he was stricken with appendicitis. He died from complications from surgery on September 4, 1941. After her husband's death, Eddie Brite served the remainder of his term on the board of trustees of Brite College. She was the first woman to serve on that board. In 1942 she was received as an honorary member of the Beta Iota chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, a national educational society. She was given a life membership in the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs in 1945. In 1948 TCU awarded her an honorary doctor of laws degree.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Noel Leonard Keith, The Brites of Capote (Fort Worth: Texas Christian University Press, 1950). Cecilia Thompson, History of Marfa and Presidio County, 1535–1946 (2 vols. Austin: Nortex, 1985). Vertical Files, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin. Clayton W. Williams, Texas' Last Frontier: Fort Stockton and the Trans-Pecos, 1861–1895 (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1982).

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Funded by the SAMHSA/Center for Substance Abuse Treatment SBIRT Initiative (2006-2011)

Mission

The mission of the Florida BRITE Project was to serve individuals 55 years and older to identify non-dependent substance use or prescription medication issues and to provide effective service strategies prior to their need for more extensive or specialized substance abuse treatment. BRITE implemented the Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) initiative of the SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT). BRITE was the only project funded by an SBIRT grant to specifically focus on an older adult population.

History: The Pilot Project

The SAMHSA/CSAT grant award was built on the success of a three-year pilot project from 2004-2007 funded by the Florida Department of Children and Families Substance Abuse Program Office (DCF/SAPO) and conducted in four Florida counties. Provider agencies offered in-home screenings and services, focusing on brief intervention for alcohol, illicit substances, and prescription and over-the-counter medications. Results published in the American Journal of Public Health (Schonfeld et al. 2010) describe 3,497 screenings, demonstrating statistically significant reductions in use of alcohol, medications, and illicit drugs, as well as reduced symptoms of depression.

The SBIRT Initiative

In late 2006, Florida was awarded a $14 million CSAT grant to focus on providing services within primary and emergency health care settings, public health clinics, elder homes, and aging services. Dr. Robert Hazlett, who had previously worked on Pennsylvania’s SBIRT project developed the protocols that allowed BRITE to shift from a pilot project to the requirements for the federal grant.

In the SBIRT grant, BRITE clients were served by one of four categories of service providers receiving contracts from DCF: healthcare providers (urgent care centers, trauma hospitals, emergency departments, and VA facilities), aging services, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment services. Over the five year grant, a total of 30 provider agencies in 18 counties conducted 85,001 screenings in over 70 different locations. Also, in 2010, under separate funding from the Florida Department of Children and Families, BRITE services were expanded to include adults under age 55 at federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) in Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, and Pensacola, resulting in an additional 6,000 screenings. Although the grant ended on September 14, 2011, several sites have continued to implement a modified version of the SBIRT model. Published results from the five-year SBIRT grant are available at:

Schonfeld, L. Hazlett, R. W. Hedgecock, D. K. Duchene, D. M. Burns, L. V. and Gum, A. M. (2014). Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for older adults with substance misuse. American Journal of Public Health . e-View Ahead of Print. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301859

Locations

The Florida BRITE Project provider agencies were headquartered in the sites represented by the red stars in the map below. Cumulatively, these agencies screened in more than 70 different locations including hospitals, urgent care centers, trauma centers, aging services, health fairs, and numerous other locations.

Lakeview Center, Inc. Baptist Hospital Emergency Room, Pensacola

Urban Jacksonville/Shands Jacksonville Medical Center - Level I Trauma Center

Urban Jacksonville Aging Services

Shands Jacksonville Level 1 Trauma Center

Palm Beach County Division of Senior Services

Hanley Center - Lakeside Hospital (West Palm Beach)

Broward County Elderly and Veterans Services Division (2 sites)

Broward County VA Outpatient Center (Miami VA Healthcare System)

Southwest Florida Addiction Services

The Florida BRITE Project – Resources

The Florida BRITE Project collects prescreening, screening, and assessment data using instruments required by SAMHSA’s Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (the funding source for the project) and educational materials developed by Dr. Hazlett. These are as follows.

Required CSAT GPRA Instruments:

Go to SAMHSA’s “Services Accountability Improvement System or “SAIS” at https://www. samhsa-gpra. samhsa. gov/home/index. htm At the bottom of the page click on the box that says: “CSAT-GPRA” this will take you to another webpage. Click on “GO” and this will take you to the CSAT GPRA page On the far left side of the page, click on the “Data Collection Tools” This will open another header “Services” click on that Select the English or Spanish language instructions for the GPRA assessments as required.

Procedures for Initiating and Sustaining the Florida BRITE Project

Authored by Robert W. Hazlett, Ph. D, CAC, CCS

Florida BRITE Project “Business Process Analysis” – This is a guide for BRITE providers to use to obtain information about a clinic or hospital unit’s operating routine. It guides the BRITE team’s effort to design a protocol to implement BRITE in a specific setting, while being sensitive to the workflow and logistical support issues of that particular setting.

Florida BRITE Project “Initial Training Manual” – this manual provides training to site personnel for screening of potential substance use, abuse and dependence disorders in a hospital, primary care or clinic setting and how to apply brief intervention strategies matched to the patient’s severity of use/abuse of alcohol and other drugs (AOD).

Florida BRITE Project “Sustainability Manual” – This is a guide to understanding what is involved in the process of developing a sustainability plan for SBIRT services even after federal grant funding ends. It is a framework that allows for flexibility and change in your agency’s local environment, and that considers elements that may impact that environment.

Assessment Instruments and Educational Materials for BRITE

Some materials are in the public domain and available from CSAT and other selected instruments developed for BRITE can be accessed by emailing Dr. Robert Hazlett: robert_hazlett@dcf. state. fl. us

Screening Instruments

BRITE Prescreening Instrument – NOTE: You are required to complete the demographics section of GPRA Screen Part A as well BRITE Prescreen (English) BRITE Prescreen (Spanish)

Short Geriatric Depression Scale (S-GDS) – Administer if the person responds “YES” to either of the two prescreening items on depression. S-GDS (English) S-GDS (Spanish)