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Dear Alpha Beta Chapter of Gamma Phi Delta, Inc., President and Members: Please accept this letter as notice of my resignation from the Alpha Beta Chapter of Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc. My last day of membership will be October 20, 2015. It has been a pleasure working with you and the members over the years.
The program will start at 5:45 p.m. with remarks from DSU, community members, Dakota 38 Riders and South Dakota Humanities Council guest artist Jerry Fogg. During the community gathering, Yankton Sioux Tribal artist and speaker, Jerry Fogg, will be on hand to discuss his work, with many of his pieces on display. Donation of trail ride support is requested, appreciated-items include: nonperishable snacks-trail mix, beef jerky, granola bars, protein bars, bottled water, Gatorade, hand-warmers, stocking caps, gloves, scarves and thermal
Greenfield came to RMU to speak to us regarding inclusive excellence and positive change. He led us through a variety of activities that helped the athletic teams bond together and become more like a family. These activities included having a group lead the audience in singing, splitting us into small groups and learning more about people outside of our sport, and the chance to open up to the entire audience about a personal experience that has deeply affected us. He also shared his personal experiences that related to the program he was presenting to us about. Dr. Greenfield’s presentation was a great experience for the athletic department, and the principles he taught us will allow us to grow closer and perform better on the
Your College 's Mission 1. What is your college 's current mission statement? How does GTCC support its mission statement? Explain in terms of examples and details.
Floats from WSSU’s Student Government Association, the Royal Court, the Alumni Queens, and local officials are all included. The Red Sea of Sound, one
TORIE ECKLER WEEK 8: COURSE PROJECT REFLECTIVE POSTSCRIPT How did you go about selecting a topic for the research paper? After devoting eight weeks to this topic throughout the course, do you still find this topic interesting? If so, what further areas within this topic would you like to know more about? I chose this topic because I am interested in how to decrease obesity in our society.
“The best part of what I do professionally is the ability to take action in more than one way,” Reed Oliver said. “I am able to provide concrete answers and support for each student’s individual needs, kind of like tailor making a suit in the form of education, specifically designed to fit each diverse student just right.” Reed Oliver is currently working on several big projects, including the development of a diversity flag display that will represent the diversity of L&C’s students, faculty and staff, the expansion of L&C’s international studies program, and reigniting L&C’s gospel choir. Reed Oliver graduated with her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a master’s degree in Education Administration and Leadership from SIUE. She is a member of the Alton Community Awareness Panel and Women Empowering Women of Reliance Bank.
Christina Funk, junior, established a new organization that will benefit incoming freshman and returning students in their academics, student involvement, and social life. Funk’s organization, Students4Students was created in the beginning of August and has already over 50 official members in this organization. Students4Students consist of mentors known as Wolves and mentees known was Pups. Mentors must have attended University of West Georgia for a least a year and obtain a 2.7 GPA or higher. Most mentees are freshman who would like guidance during their first year of college.
The difficulty is that these groups are constantly changing, so a feeling of stability is not always present. Currently, the high school is divided into three PLCs (“STEAM,” Humanities, and CTE). As a music educator, I am part of the “STEAM” group. I do believe there are benefits to participating in this particular cohort, but ideally a PLC of specifically “The Arts” would exist in our district. By being encouraged with others in our specific subject area we can invest in innovative initiatives that support instructional practice, research, and leadership in arts education.
Here at Frostburg State University, I am the Executive Vice President of a major organization on campus called the Black Student Alliance. Our organizations goal is, “To represent and address the needs of the African-American student body and to culturally enrich the campus the campus as a whole through programs and lectures.” This year alone we have gained over 50 active members, and have had a turnout of more than 70 members at every event. Attending a predominantly White institution would be very difficult if there were no cultural groups on campus.
The PFCC self-assessment tool was utilized to evaluation and outpatient clinic and the White City VA. Many elements within the tool are not applicable to this setting and are outside the procedural practice. The gaps discussed will be the areas in which PFCC may improve patient care outcomes. Leadership and Management scored high in all areas except one. Patients and families do not participate in policy, procedure, program guidelines, or Governing board activities.
In July, 2016, Walter Wright become the Interim Director of NewBridge Cleveland Center for Arts & Technology. In this position, Mr. Wright is responsible for expanding NewBridge's influence in Northeast Ohio and nationally, along with leading NewBridge's efforts to provide state-of-the-art, after-school programming to urban high school students and market-driven, vocational job training for unemployed and underemployed adults. Additionally, Walter Wright is the program manager for economic inclusion at the Cleveland State University Levin College of Urban Affairs, where he is working to increase opportunities for Cleveland residents through the Greater University Circle initiative. This work is convened by the Cleveland Foundation and lead in collaboration with institutional anchor partners the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, the city of Cleveland, and many others.
In the past, there have been issues where the African American culture was favored on campus over the Hispanic culture. To address this issue, I created two events to bridge the cultural gap. I began by asking each ASB member how
1. Define acronyms CRP, EDI, OSB, ECR and explain. CRP stands for "continuous replenishment program". CRP was a process that P&G created in order to increase logistic efficiency. The process consisted of using electronic data interchange (EDI), which is an electronic system that transmits data instantaneously from one business to another.
As a teenager involved in athletics, Fine Arts, and various leadership roles, I can confidently represent the views of many different types of students. I can relate to athletes, Fine Art students, as well as those who don’t always feel they have a voice to speak up. By serving on the Board, I know I can speak in the best interest of all students state-wide and be a