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Greetings!
In April 2005 I became a member of the VOICES
of the Staff initiative here on campus. The goal of VOICES is
to give staff a voice to administrators regarding job satisfaction,
climate, and development issues. The team I belong to focuses
on Career Development. Currently I am collecting information
regarding professional development opportunities that UM staff
members have participated in on or off campus. When you get
a moment, please reflect on any seminars, classes, conferences
or workshops that you have attended. Please use the following
information to write a short description of those opportunities
and send it to me by June 30, 2005.
Thank you in advance for you help!
To learn more about the VOICES initiative,
Please visit the website:
http://www.umich.edu/~hraa/voices/
Please provide a brief description of any professional
or career development opportunities you have had while being
employed at the University of Michigan. Your description should
include:
1. Name of event/class/conference
2. Sponsoring department or organization
3. Cost to you and/or your department
4. Time and location.
5. One to two sentences describing overall theme or goal of
event/class/conference and how it benefits you professionally.
Best,
Ayanna
McConnell (atrip@umich.edu)
Mentorship Program Coordinator
Office of New Student Programs
3511 Student Activities Bldg.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
(734)764-6413
(734)764-6291 fax
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It is time for ABPAFS elections,
so I you or someone you know wants to be an officer
(President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer)
please send the names to
Elzora
Holland
(ardora@umich.edu)
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 Juneteenth
is the oldest African-American holiday commemorating the end
of slavery. The day has grown into a nationwide celebration
of African-American freedom and achievement. Honor the day at
one of the many events across the nation.
The 11th Annual Juneteenth
Celebration
Sponsored by
The Ann Arbor NAACP
Saturday, June 18
Noon to 5:00 PM
Wheeler Park,
Fourth Avenue and Depot Street.
This free event will feature:
- Local talent in a "Future Star of Ann Arbor Contest."
The audience will chose the winner.*
- Activities for children including a story hour by local
children's author Debbie Taylor.
- Cake Walk, a chance to win homemade cakes by some of
Ann Arbor's best cooks.
- Hustle Instruction
- Food and Fun for the whole family
- Health Screenings
*Individuals between 13 and 21 who are
interested in participating in the
"Future Star of Ann Arbor " Contest
should call 734.769-5976.
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AFL-CIO SOCIAL SECURITY
FORUM
Featuring:
Congressman John Dingell (D)
Congressman Joe Schwarz (R)
Join Congressman John D. Dingell at the AFL-CIO's Social
Security town hall forum on Saturday, June 18, 2005 at 4pm at
the Scio Township Hall, 827 North Zeeb Rd , Ann Arbor. At the
forum, Congressman Dingell will discuss with local citizens
the current status of Social Security in America and solicit
their views on the emerging plans for Social Security reform.
Also scheduled to attend are: Congressman Joe Schwarz, Deputy
Commissioner for Social Security, James Lockhart and Peter Eckstein,
Retired Research Director, MI AFL-CIO.
What: AFL-CIO Social Security Forum
When: Saturday, June 18, 2005, 4pm
Where: Scio Township Hall,
827 North Zeeb Rd.,
Ann Arbor, MI 48103-1599
Forum is free & open to the public.
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Participants learn about exciting engineering concepts
at MEP's Summer Engineering Workshops.
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The Summer Engineering Workshop (SEW)
programs were developed in 1976 with the objective of
increasing the pool of interested and qualified students
choosing to pursue engineering study – especially
in the College of Engineering at Purdue University.
Each summer, two one-week engineering workshops are
hosted on the Purdue West Lafayette campus for select,
high-potential students who have just completed the
sixth or seventh grades (Week 1) and eighth grade (Week
II).
Participants are recommended for participation by
their school counselor, math or science teacher. Until
the Summer of 1984, the program was limited to eighth
grade underrepresented students of color enrolled in
targeted junior high schools from the state of Indiana.
Due to additional financial support and the urgent need
to reach students from these populations at an earlier
age, the program was expanded to include sixth graders,
as well as students from several cities throughout the
United States and Puerto Rico.
Participation in these summer engineering workshops
is generally the students’ first exposure to the
field of engineering, to higher education, to college
life, and to the opportunities they afford. Workshop
activities generally consist of hands-on engineering-related
projects; tours of the general campus as well as engineering
laboratories and facilities; discussions with engineering
students and professionals who serve as role models
and who may potentially become mentors; presentations
from and disussions with counseling professionals on
the importance of enrolling in the appropriate junior
and senior high school courses in preparation for technical
studies at the college level; and introductory 'Life-Planning'
sessions, which cover topics such as goal-setting, values
exploration and claricfication, along with time-management
and study skills techniques.
FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO:
https://engineering.purdue.edu/MEP/pre_college/sew
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