...Although I finished my data collection a few weeks ago (hence the lack of posting), I've been continuing my work with YAA and the i.d.e.a. Museum. Over the course of my Senior Research Project, I've gained experience with research in a non-scientific setting, and I've also learned more about what makes outreach efforts successful. While my involvement with Young Authors of Arizona continues, the awards ceremony two weeks ago marks my last event as a Student Leader with YAA. I recently committed to the University of Pennsylvania, and I hope to apply what I've learned about writing outreach to similar efforts in Philadelphia. For now, I'm looking into future projects for YAA and searching for new student leadership to make those projects happen. I'm also helping the i.d.e.a. Museum to develop a more formalized summer program for teen volunteers....
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... professionals, scholars, NGOs etc. Participated in different local & National workshops & demonstrated strong communication & presentation skills in business operations & marketing of LC Karachi. Initiated different projects, strengthen the communities with LCK Children Club, Kids Summer Club & LCK discussion Club. Maintain LCK‐Google Groups, social networking tools like Youtube Channel, Facebook & picasaweb web events gallery etc. Achieve assigned targets, prepared official documentation, reference catalogues, Alerts & record updates etc. Registered LC Karachi & host institution with different local & international organizations and build collaborations. Prepared thematic & inspirational programs to promote cultural diversity & share the American values with the people of Pakistan to produce harmony & friendship. Promoted & coordinated Youth Exchange & Study Program, US Education Foundation Pakistan, and Mission’s Public Affair Section. Communicate & broadcast the information to targeted audience, negotiate with organizational heads & CEOs in programs planning & delivering results. Organize Literacy oriented programs with different platforms & communities. (Refer to www.picasaweb.google.com/lckarachi1, http://ivlp09.blogspot.com, http://karachi.usconsulate.gov/, www.flickr.com/photos/ivlp09, www.youtube.com/user/LCKARACHI). • • Trainings obtained: • • • • • • • ALCTS online cour...
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...College-wide Recruitment Plan [pic] 2005-2010 Recruitment Plan for 2005-2010 RECRUITMENT PRIORITY: Recruitment Research Goal (3-5 year) Analyze the historical profile of enrollment patterns (i.e. by program, campus, and demographic variables) in order to develop targeted recruitment strategies. ➢ Design a report by campus to profile those in each major for the past three years. Characteristics that are helpful in understanding recruitment for each major are age, gender, zip, F/T or P/T, day or evening session. ➢ Analyze the report tracking enrollment numbers over the past five years in each major, sorted by campus and year. Goal (3-5 year) Conduct research to find more effective ways to recruit students to specific programs. ➢ Find a physical location for a phone bank on each campus or centrally located to make a distinct, focused effort to solicit additional information from potential students, conduct surveys, and implement retention focused calling. ➢ Produce CARS report for each major by contact code. ➢ Identify and target two low-enrollment programs with excellent transfer record or excellent professional outcome opportunities. Goal (3-5 year) Develop a historical profile of high school yields in order to research the reasons for differing yield rates and strategies for maximizing enrollment. ➢ Using...
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...with assault among our youths. This crisis cause our youth to seek shelter either with gang members or on the street. Gangs and youth is another form of control. The gang lifestyle offer the youngster a stable family with a warm bed and a full stomach. Who wouldn’t do whatever it takes to keep a roof overhead? My community in California offer two of many programs geared at our juvenile delinquents. The first program is called Wind Youth Services. This program was started in 1994 by two sisters. The nuns rented a small place to help youth who ran away survive on the streets. They provided classes with basic survival skills and resources to break the homelessness cycle. The program provided more youth than space. In 2001 with the help of a Federal Grant, Wind Homeless Shelter was opened. It provided more classes and more volunteers and community outreach. In 2007, with the help of generous donors and outreach programs, Wind opened up a youth center for young people to come and do homework; get tutoring; job outreach as well as a hot meal. Some of the successful programs have been the life skills program. Today there are more than 3 million kids who are discharged from foster care who will become homeless (2012). In Sacramento, the Wind group has put 237 kids in 2012 through the life skills class. The life skills class provide a life plan for surviving. The young people develop a plan for their...
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...Expansion: Updates: 12/31/14 Improvements are being made to the building to prepare us to be marketable when/if we plan to sell the church. Improvements done so far: Expanded podium/Choir area Blinds for sun protection * Next Steps: * Plans for attracting new members? * Decision to relocate or stay * Potential sites for purchase * Value of church property * How much money is needed to buy * How do we raise funds? ------------------------------------------------- Missions: Updates: 12/31/14 UCFC Pastoral discontinued services in St. Cloud. Our first community health fair will be held on April 26. The children feeding program was also held last summer. The Outreach ministry held a barbeque for the community. * Next Steps: * Feasibility studies in 6 cities * Community Outreach programs for 2015 * Children/Youth programs for 2015 ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Spiritual Growth Updates: 12/31/14 The impartation service on Wednesday continues to grow. Members are excited and encouraged by discussions and teachings that are held. The prayer ministry is growing. Church members are encouraged to join the team during the early morning hours for prayers. Pastor Burleigh Holder was given the right hand of fellowship as a Pastor. Bro. Nathan Seward became a Licentiate in United Christian Fellowship Church. Pastor Taschen is currently visiting from U.CF.C...
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...The Wildlife Leadership Academy (WLA) may seem like a week long summer camp, but the WLA goes far beyond one week. The skills, knowledge, and networking instilled by this weeklong opportunity for high school age youth lasts a lifetime. In fact, the mission of the WLA is to “engage and empower high school age youth to become Conservation Ambassadors to ensure a sustained wildlife, fisheries and natural resource legacy for future generations.” The WLA has certainly held true to this mission. The academy has graduated 274 high school youth from across 60 counties in Pennsylvania, as well as students from Ohio, West Virginia, New Jersey, Maryland and North Carolina. The impact of the camp spreads far beyond the students involved. Conservation...
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...Interview with Community We spoke with Ms. Beatrice at the VFW summer camp to further assess our population. She informed us that the children at the VFW summer camp begin their day by playing tennis for an hour, then an hour of board games and have lunch. After lunch they will play kickball for an hour, play board games for an hour then they will go home. The children were provided breakfast, which consisted of powdered donuts, a cheese stick, and a choice of skim milk, chocolate milk or grape juice. The meals are provided through the cafeteria program. Ms. Beatrice stated that they do not know what meals they are going to have each day however the meals are “well balanced” (B. Garcia, personal communication June 29,2016). West Baton Rouge...
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...School Diploma Awards: Gates Millennium Scholar, Daughters of American Revolution Scholar, Academic Decathlon Highest Team Scorer (2006-2008), 3rd Ranking in Graduating Class ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ E XPERIENCE Fall 2011-Spring 2013 D ARTMOUTH UDENT CESSIBILITY RVICES S T A C S E Hanover, NH Intern • Edited text to improve student comprehension by using text-to-speech software • Initiated projects to reach goals before deadline • Developed skills in using Adobe and Kurzweil programs Fall 2011-Spring 2013 D ARTMOUTH LLEGE ND C O F U Hanover, NH Student Associate • Communicated with over 60 Alumni and Parents to solicit donations each shift • Raised over $6,000 each shift, as a team, for Financial Aid and Faculty Research Summer 2009 C AMPAIGN .S. FO U OUSE R H OF EPRESENTATIVES R Chicago, IL. T HAYER HOOL OF GINEERING S C E N Hanover, NH N ...
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...Most students simply create chronological lists of their extracurricular accomplishments. Big mistake! This is a section where you can really set yourself apart from other applicants by employing a little strategy. Anyone can be a member of the Key Club, but not anyone can start an adult literacy program or become the assistant manager at Wayne's Weenie World. The key to making your extracurricular activities stand out within the limited space of the application form is to focus on leadership. But before you can do this, you first need to make a list of all your extracurricular activities, summer activities, and jobs. List everything big and small. Significant and insignificant. Don't forget that extracurricular activities include experiences like teaching all those hyper kids at Sunday School, whacking the ball around on the ping pong team, playing the triangle in band, leading a sit-in against animal fur, or volunteering as a candy striper at the hospital. For every activity, job, and sport you should try to list as much of the following as possible: • Name of the organization, program, or business. • A short one to two sentence description of the group, program, or business. • Any leadership positions you held and your responsibilities. • Any special...
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...up a dance concert. III. Statement of the Problem What is their primary reason in putting up the Ballet Philippines? How does Ballet Philippines contribute to the Philippine arts industry? Why do we need to patronize ballet performances? IV. Statement of the Objective The officers of the CCP, Jaime Zobel, president, and Lucresia Kasilag, artistic director accepted Alice’s Reyes proposal. Consequently, the Alice Reyes Modern Dance Concert was held in February 1970. This promising led Alice to organize the CCP Summer Dance Workshop in a vacant at the CCP basement, culminating the 1st Summer Dance and Music Workshop Concert that was held in June 1970, with 30 participants. Soon this pioneers were doing a season of three concerts, which eventually led them to decide to put up their own dance company. V. Scope and Limitation of the Problem The Alice Reyes Dance Company was organized along with the CCP Summer Dance Workshop and the CCP Dance School. In 1974, the CCP Dance Foundation was organized to provide financial and organizational assistance for the company, the name of which was changed to the CCP Dance Company. By 1977, the foundation was incorporated and eventually became the Ballet Philippines Foundation, Inc. It is common knowledge that...
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...Interview with Laura Hollis, Director (Human Resources) Structure. How are units or divisions organized? Who is in charge of HR policies for the overall organization? for each division or unit? How is HR handled in other countries? A very complicated organization. On a global level. Opportunity International as a global entity is structured = from a global perspective supporting partners and implementing partners. Opportunity US and UK and Australia and Canada and Germany are supporting partners. They are autonomous and have their own board of directors, staff, and policies. She works for HR at Opportunity US. On the global side, there is a network services organization that is the association of the support partners and implementing partners that due the lending. Functions like an organization. Provides global strategy, best practices, product development, and start ups in the field, etc. They have a diverse group of people…the network itself is a Swiss Verines to collect dues from different organizations. People who work for the NFO would be Collin McCormick, Lynn Akson...40 or so at the NSO. They are hired but support partners, primarily opportunity US. Once they are hired by the support partner organization, they are succunded by the organization. All of their work and mgmt comes out of network services. Support partners, network services, and. NGO’s are autonomous that have their own HR departments and policies and procedures. They do all of their own recruiting,...
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...Human rights NGO is a non-governmental organization that works to protect human rights and end human rights violations. The topic of “human rights” encompasses a wide range of issues, including freedom of expression, right to due process, gender equality, and freedom from poverty and violence. Many NGOs turn to the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights in order to fully outline organizational goals. Human rights NGOs vary in their approach. Some NGOs perform extensive research in order to document human rights abuses. These organizations serve as “watchdogs,” monitoring the potentially abusive actions of governments. Many human rights NGOs work to bring public attention to human rights abuses through information campaigns, NGO member updates, and coordination with the press. By garnering public support of an issue, human rights NGOs can put intense pressure on perpetrators to end human rights abuses. Human rights NGOs work at the local, national and international level and may focus their efforts on government advocacy or grassroots organizing. Major Human Rights NGOs Amnesty International is recognized as one of the most influential human rights NGOs, with over 3 million members in 150 countries. Amnesty International conducts research, raises public awareness of human rights violations, and generates grassroots action. Amnesty International aims to ensure all people enjoy the rights outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The work of Amnesty International...
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...Area Outreach & Recreation Program (BORP) http://www.borp.org The Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program (BORP) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization performing towards the improvement of health, self-reliance, and social inclusion of people with physical disabilities through physical fitness, athletics, leisure, and recreation programs. BORP, believes that athletics and recreation programs provide a route to an accomplishment to which all people should have access. BORP offers programs for both youth and adults, wheelchair basketball, adaptive cycling, goalball, power soccer, an adventures and outings program. BORP is in Berkeley, California and is the foremost provider and contributor of accessible and inclusive sports and recreation...
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...points) Identify the city and state of your community and briefly describe the community you will be using for this assignment. It should be the area where you live or the area surrounding your work setting but must include a residential area. Demographic data are not needed. Humboldt Park is a community within the city of Chicago located in Illinois. It’s known for its unique tie to Puerto Rican community for many decades until gentrification and displacement began. According to Joe Zekas a columnist, “the strong ties to it’s Puerto Rican heritage prompts for a parade and festival held between two large Puerto Rican flags that are the staple to the community heritage. It’s also known to have one of the largest parks in Chicago, where many summer music events and recreational events happen. (Zekas,2011) As I drive around the neighborhood I see many-abandoned building next to public housing. I also see new housing developments starting. Townhouses and condominiums with price points starting at $349,900. There are some single-family homes but there seems to be more multi-unit properties. There is one public elementary school, one charter elementary school, and 3 catholic grammar schools, 1 public high school, 1 catholic high school, and one branch of the city college. I see 3 Catholic churches and one Christian church that has about 10 properties that takes up one city block. Some used as housing for the homeless and for people who have been a abused, a clinic, and a café. I see...
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...Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15289 (412) 511-4422 Permanent Address: 21 School Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19111 OBJECTIVE To obtain a summer internship in the field of civil engineering that will utilize my problem solving and leadership skills. EDUCATION Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, May 2013 Overall GPA: 3.20/4.0 Best High School Philadelphia, PA High School Diploma, June 2009 GPA 3.82/4.0 PROJECTS Cardboard Structure, Fall 2009 • Designed and constructed a cardboard bridge meant to support the average adult male. • Prepared scale models for analysis of alternatives, prior to final test. Brick Wall Scheduling, Fall 2009 • Developed a bid proposal for building a brick wall. • Conducted time studies and generated Gantt charts to investigate most economical method of using resources. Traffic Light Timing, Fall 2009 • Conducted studies on the flow of traffic through three intersections on Forbes Avenue. • Designed more efficient traffic light cycles based on collected data. WORK Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Sciences Pittsburgh, PA EXPERIENCE Teaching Assistant, Summer 2010 • Graded papers, fielded questions and held review sessions for Organic Chemistry. • Led a...
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