Valley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section
|
|
- Vernon Morris
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Valley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section In this issue New Member Profile... 2 Hanchel Cheng... 2 SWE Community News... 3 Speed Mentoring Event with Sac State... 3 University of the Pacific's Team Tech... 3 SWE SVS Educational Outreach Opportunities... 4 FY Officer Roster... 5 Business & Events Calendar... 6 Upcoming Events QUARTERLY SOCIAL HOUR October November 2016 Tuesday, October 4, 2016, 6 8 PM Bella Bru Cafe 4680 Natomas Blvd, Ste 100, Sacramento, CA Join us for an after-work social hour at Bella Bru Café in Natomas! We moved the location from downtown due to an Arena event. EWB FUNDRAISER November 10, 2016, 6:00 PM Blue Prynt Restaurant & Bar th Street, Sacramento, CA Please join the Sacramento Valley Professional Chapter of Engineers Without Borders for their third annual Fundraiser and Silent Auction. The event helps support engineering projects in Kenya, Panama, and Belize. Tickets available at HOLIDAY MEETING Thursday, December 1, 2016, 6 8 PM Café Ettore 2376 Fair Oaks Blvd Sacramento, CA Come share the holiday/winter spirit with your fellow SWE members and friends! RSVP so we can save you a seat, but feel free to just show up if you find you can make it at the last minute. When you arrive, you may order any food or drink you like from the counter (or nothing at all), and then find the SWE table (we ll have a sign). Sacramento Valley Section Page 1
2 New Member Profile HANCHEL CHENG emphasizes employee contributions and provides many opportunities for professional development. She estimates there are women in the engineering division in the Sacramento office out of 600 total employees, plus there are many top level women leading large groups of staff. Hanchel first learned about SWE at UC Irvine, where she participated informally and helped with STEM activities. When she started her job, she discovered that Northrop Grumman is a SWE corporate member, so she is part of that membership. In her spare time, she enjoys tennis and learning new languages. Welcome to SWE Sac Valley, Hanchel! Hanchel Cheng received her BS in Electrical Engineering in 2014 from UC Irvine and her MS in EE from Stanford in Her masters focused on communications and signal processing, including specific topics massive MIMO (multipleinput/multiple-output) and audio processing. At the end of June 2016, Hanchel started working as a systems engineer for Northrop Grumman, a leading global security company. She works in the Sacramento office and was amazed at the scope and breadth of knowledge she s gained in just a few months about the practical side of engineering, things that that were not taught in academia. Hanchel has learned how to develop subsystem requirements, manage risk, and track performance measures. She has been involved with customer briefings, where she presented the status of technical requirements to keep the customer aware and satisfied with development. Hanchel really enjoys her work and likes solving problems from the top level down, a perfect fit for systems engineering. The people she works with are phenomenal. The company Sacramento Valley Section Page 2
3 SWE Community News SPEED MENTORING EVENT WITH SAC STATE UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC'S TEAM TECH BY UOP TEAM TECH 2016 On September 27, the Sacramento State Chapter of Society of Women Engineers hosted a Speed Mentoring event. The event allowed students to meet one-on-one with several professionals in a variety of different engineering fields and ask questions. Professionals would remain seated and every 5 minutes the students would rotate to the next professional. At the end of the event, students were allowed time to reconnect with any of the professionals they had a strong connection with to exchange contact information and develop a mentorship. The event was a great opportunity for students and professionals alike! University of the Pacific's Team Tech is a nationallyranked group that creates product prototypes over a ten-month period then presents those projects at the upcoming Society of Women Engineers in Philadelphia. In 2015, our very own Team Tech worked with Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla in Mexico, and Tierra Luna Engineering to create a small satellite, nicknamed a "CubeSat." This CubeSat is now used to monitor volcanic activity in Mexico, and scientists can now alert local communities of potential dangerous volcanic activity something that did not exist before Team Tech's combined efforts. This year, Team Tech is designing a solar dehydrator to combat poverty for families in Nicaragua. Currently, 76% of the population in Nicaragua lives on less than $2 a day this is something we hope that our dehydrator will improve. Dried fruit has a much longer shelf-life than fresh fruit, supplying families with food with reduced risk of spoilage. Dried fruit is also a true cash crop a Nicaraguan family with a solar dehydrator, not only can provide food for their family, but can turn their crop into additional income. Your support will allow us to build a series of prototypes to test with an estimated initial cost of $1,200. You will help cover the cost of materials needed to build the prototypes. After completion of the design, we will be traveling as a team to the Women Engineers National Conference 2016, in Sacramento Valley Section Page 3
4 Philadelphia from October 26-30, to present our project. Please help us take advantage of this opportunity for the team to present their hard work, network with fellow engineers, and job search at the career fair. Your generous support will help us as we network with people from all over the world while representing University of the Pacific at the world's largest engineering conference. For assistance with making a gift, please contact: Sally Cebreros, Executive Director, Annual Giving - Cell: , or Cindy Corrello Hilke, Assistant Director, Annual Giving Operations - Cell: SWE SVS EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES The school year has started and the Sacramento City Unified School District, School of Engineering and Science (SES) has identified the following specific needs which you or your company / employer can assist with this school year. 1. Senior Project Mentors are needed for one-onone student mentoring and/or video conferencing. Dates: September through May on days and times determined by students and mentor. At least one initial in-person meeting with student is necessary prior to use of video conferencing. Weekly schedules are generally posted at For inquiries or interest in becoming a mentor, please contact Patrick Wong at pat.wong@arb.ca.gov; ph# (916) or contact Jacquie Scinto at Jacquie-Scinto@seshs.org; (530) (cell); (916) (SES). 2. Friday Speaker Series guest speakers are needed throughout the school year. Students gather in the career center to listen to the guest speaker presentation regarding their career or particular industry sector. There is generally one speaker for each date. The guest speaker talks consist of a minute presentation followed by a 10 minute Q&A. Presentations may include PowerPoint, video, and/or show & tell objects. Related industry swag is acceptable and enjoyable for students. You can find the Friday Speaker Series dates on the SES web site school calendar: s_angeles. For inquiries or interest in being a guest speaker please contact Patrick Bohman at Patrick- Bohman@seshs.org; (916) (cell); (916) ext (office). 3. Robotics Program Support. The SES robotics program is in desperate need of sponsors and/or donors for materials / supplies and funding to support each team. If you or your company would like to help sponsor the robotics program please contact Patrick Bohman at Patrick- Bohman@seshs.org; (916) (cell); (916) ext (office). 4. Science Fair Judges: SES has tentatively scheduled the high school science fair for December 21, SES has tentatively scheduled the Middle School (7th and 8th grades) science fair for March 15, If you are interested in signing up to be a judge at either fair, please contact Patrick Wong at pat.wong@arb.ca.gov ; ph# (916) Job Shadow or Intern Opportunities: SES is interested in connecting high school students with industry related job shadowing and / or student intern opportunities. If your company / workplace is interested in hosting a student for this opportunity please contact the SWE-SVS Outreach Coordinator, Lorraine Larsen-Hallock. Sacramento Valley Section Page 4
5 FY Officer Roster President Vice President Treasurer Section Rep CSUS Counselor Alexis Brown Natalie Muradian Paula McDonald (916) Lynne Koropp UCD Linda N. Finley Counselor (916) Scholarship Selection Coordinator Scholarship Event Coordinator Outreach Coordinator OPEN Serena Carbajal Lorraine Larsen-Hallock Membership Wendy Cohen Coordinator (530) Newsletter Christine Rice Editor (530) Web Site Administrator Amy Terrell Y.E.S! Heather Sheridan Coordinator (209) Social Chair Mentoring Program Coordinators Alexis Brown Mitra Hooshangi & Courtney Thomas SWE SVS Valley Views Sacramento Valley Section Page 5
6 Business & Events Calendar Fiscal Year Dates of Meetings/Events are subject to change Date/ Time Event Location Coordinator June 20, 2016 July 21, 2016 September 27, :30 8:30 PM October 4, 2016 November 10, :00 PM November 15, 2016 Annual Planning Meeting Social Hour Speed Mentoring Event with Sac State Social Hour EWB Fundraiser Newsletter Articles DUE Michael Baker International 2729 Prospect Park Dr., Suite 220 Rancho Cordova, CA House Kitchen and Bar 555 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA Sacramento State University Union 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA Bella Bru Cafe 4680 Natomas Blvd, Ste 100, Sacramento, CA Blue Prynt Restaurant & Bar th Street, Sacramento, CA Send Week of December 1, 2015 Christine Rice tc.rice@yahoo.com Alexis Brown Alexis.Brown@irco.com Kayla Salazar salazar.kayla3@gmail.com Christine Rice swesvsnewsletter@gmail.com December 1, 2016 Holiday Meeting Café Ettore 2376 Fair Oaks Blvd, Sacramento, CA Sacramento Valley Section Page 6
Valley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section
Valley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section July August 2017 In this issue New Member Profiles... 2 Jessica Middleton... 2 Facebook Content Raises Section s Profile... 2
More informationValley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section
Valley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section In this issue Region Update... 2 New Member Profiles... 3 Cheyanne Harris... 3 Erin Crandall... 3 SWE Community News... 4 Rancho
More informationValley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section
Valley Views A Bi-Monthly Publication for the SWE Sacramento Valley Section In this issue New Member Profiles... 2 Chelsea Spier... 2 SWE Community News... 2 Great Turnout for SWE SVS Planning Meeting...
More informationCORPORATE SPONSORSHIP PACKET
2016-2017 CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP PACKET Dear Corporate Representative, The CSU, Chico SWE section thanks you for your interest and cordially invites you to be a part of our community in stimulating women
More informationUpcoming Section Meetings
Page 1 of 7 If this email was forwarded to you, click here to join SWE and our mailing list. Society of Women Engineers REGION i Oklahoma City Section i009 Email Website LinkedIn Facebook Let us know more
More informationThe IEEE Joint Technical Session on Power Electronics and Power & Darla Moore School of Business; University of South Carolina
A U G 24 Mon The IEEE Joint Technical Session on Power Electronics and Power & Energy @ Darla Moore School of Business; University of South Carolina Aug 24 @ 6:00 pm 8:30 pm This IEEE technical session
More informationOpening Notes. Fall Business Meeting. Upcoming Events. November 2012
November 2012 SWE-EWS-NEWS Society of Women Engineers, Eastern Washington Section PO Box 364, Richland WA 99352 Opening Notes Wow, can you believe 2013 is almost here?! I hope everyone has had a great
More informationfile:///volumes/macintosh HD/Users/alexandrarisher/Dropbox/... A Message from Our Chapter President
AFP enewsletter March 2016 A Message from Our Chapter President Must See Program! You will benefit 10 FOLD!!! Our President Paul Miller with our Full-Day Program speaker Tom Ahern! The fundraising big
More informationUpcoming Section Meetings
Page 1 of 8 If this email was forwarded to you, click here to join SWE and our mailing list. Society of Women Engineers REGION i Oklahoma City Section i009 Email Website LinkedIn Facebook Upcoming Section
More informationRotary Club of Corpus Christi
Rotary Club of Corpus Christi There has never been a better time to be involved in Rotary where member benefits, community service and networking opportunities await you! ROTARY CLUB OF CORPUS CHRISTI
More informationSELMA CHAMBER NEWS. September th Annual Car Show: We are working on several aspects of the. January 2016
SELMA CHAMBER NEWS January 2016 Chamber Board Pres. Bev Cho Cho s Kitchen 896-2437 1st Vice Pres. Char Tucker Bill Tucker Real Estate 896-4777 2nd Vice Pres. Linda Esquivel Courtney Moore Physical Therapy
More informationThe Greater Belleville Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization dedicated to advancing business and supporting community.
M EMBERSHIP I NFORMATION The Greater Belleville Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization dedicated to advancing business and supporting community. W HY Greater Belleville Chamber of Commerce Board
More informationHow the Food Bank Works
Partner with How the Food Bank Works We acquire food from the community. With the help of volunteers, we inspect, sort and store the food. We also produce hot meals for kids. We distribute the food to
More informationMembership. Section 3: Young Rotary Leaders (YRL) Membership
Membership Overview Section 1: Individual Membership Section 2: Corporate Membership Section 3: Young Rotary Leaders (YRL) Membership Please first read Section 1 for the definition of many terms and concepts
More informationAsante Africa Fundraising Event Kit
Asante Africa Fundraising Event Kit Every child deserves an education and the opportunity to choose their future, regardless of the longitude or latitude in which they are born. Through education, every
More informationTHE BRAE WEEKLY. The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department. WEEK 5 - OCTOBER 21st, 2015 GREAT PUMPKIN CONTEST
THE BRAE WEEKLY The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department WEEK 5 - OCTOBER 21st, 2015 GREAT PUMPKIN CONTEST Photo Credit: Dr. Joe Sabol BRAE students help weigh the
More informationTHE BRAE WEEKLY. The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department WEEK 7 - MAY 10TH, 2016
THE BRAE WEEKLY The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department WEEK 7 - MAY 10TH, 2016 mooove over! Summer is around the corner BRAE News & Events Pages 2-4 Calender Page
More informationParty in the Park Celebrating 22 years! Friday, October 19, 2018 CSUB Alumni Park
University Advancement Office of Alumni Engagement Mail Stop: 19 AW 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, California 93311-1022 (661) 654-3211 (661) 654-3324 FAX www.csub.edu/alumni Party in the Park Celebrating
More informationthe SSOE enginews Relay for Life
1 ESC... 1 SWE... 2 ESW... 2 SPE... 3 SME... 3 SEMFS... 3 SME FLIER... 4 CALENDAR... 5 ISSUE 8 VOLUME 1 APRIL 2014 the SSOE enginews M O N T H L Y U P D A T E S A N D U P C O M I N G E V E N T S H E L
More informationHoward Willis Director. How I can help you: Connections to student programs at 4-year institutions. Martin Olguin Student Specialist
Howard Willis Director How I can help you: Connections to student programs at 4-year institutions Wealth of information at 4- year institutions Martin Olguin Student Specialist How I can help you: Graduation
More informationBALANCED SCORECARD
MISSION STATEMENT The Society for Redox Biology and Medicine (SfRBM) is a professional organization comprised of scientists and clinicians investigating redox biology, a unifying theme in the pathophysiology
More informationPresident s Corner: Wishing You Peace and Joy this Season
In This Issue! President s Corner: Wishing You Peace and Joy this Season DMECH Holds Its First Industry Advisory Committee Meeting College of Alameda Staff Are Featured Guests On KRZZ 93.3 OUSD Open House
More informationSt. Mary School A Place of Spirited Learning January 12, 2015
St. Mary School A Place of Spirited Learning January 12, 2015 Monday, January 12, 2015 Tuesday, January 13, 2015 Wednesday, January14, 2015 Thursday, January 15, 2015 Friday, January 16, 2015 Monday, January
More informationGREATER PALM SPRINGS NAVY LEAGUE COUNCIL JUNE 2017 MASTHEAD. Steve Terrel Scholarship Awardees
MASTHEAD Steve Terrel Scholarship Awardees A SCHOLARSHIP ETHIC is that which aims to pass on to future generations the best part of the cultured world. To know this world is to gain a proprietary attachment
More informationHelping Youth Succeed in School, at Work, and in Life! Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead! Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead!
Friday, October 26, 2018 Presented by the Asian Youth Center Helping Youth Succeed in School, at Work, and in Life! The Asian Youth Center (AYC) exists to empower low-income, immigrant, and at-risk youth,
More informationThe Ohio State Commuter Student Experience
The Ohio State Commuter Student Experience Off-Campus Student Services January 2011 Student Life Research & Assessment http://slra.osu.edu/ INTRODUCTION Off-Campus Student Services and Student Life Research
More informationUpcoming Outreach Opportunities
If this email was forwarded to you, click here to join SWE and our mailing list. Society of Women Engineers REGION i Oklahoma City Section i009 Email Website Let us know more about what you are interested
More informationFUNDRAISING ESSENTIALS: COLD CALLING, INTERVIEWING, ASKING
FUNDRAISING ESSENTIALS: COLD CALLING, INTERVIEWING, ASKING Session 1: Making the Cold Call Monday, March 14, 2011 :: 1:00 2:45 p.m. EDT Session 2: The Art and Science of the Advancement Interview Tuesday,
More informationSpring 2018 Volunteer & Internship Opportunities
Spring 2018 Volunteer & Internship Opportunities Community Volunteer for NCHS Community Health Events Please e-mail volunteer@nchs-health.org to inquire about the NCHS community & health awareness events
More informationAC 2018 Communications Strategy
AC 2018 Communications Strategy CONTEXT: In 2015, the Washington Township Schools Foundation and the North Central High School Alumni Association united as The Advancement Center for Washington Township
More informationCORPORATE WISH WEEK. Credit: Keyser Images
CORPORATE WISH WEEK Credit: Keyser Images About Make-A-Wish Qualifications for a Wish Any child over the age of 2½ and under the age of 18, diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition, may qualify
More informationVolunteer Opportunities March 26, 2014
March 26, 2014 Join BAFEF in celebrating Financial Literacy Month! Please volunteer and attend one of our events! A variety of volunteer opportunities, locations, and dates are listed in this special edition
More informationSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers The Pennsylvania State University University Park Student Chapter SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2014 2015 Dear Prospective Sponsor, Thank you for your interest
More informationEWB-SDSU General Meeting. March 25, 2010
EWB-SDSU General Meeting March 25, 2010 Agenda EWB-SDSU General Meeting March 25, 2010 11am 12 noon 1. Meet and Greet (5 minutes) Sign in T-shirts/Membership 1. Updates (10 minutes) Project Tejeras Fundraising
More informationINVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PROVIDING ACCESS TO WHAT YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS
2015 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PROVIDING ACCESS TO WHAT YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS ENGAGEMENT CALENDAR PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS Signature/Symposium: high-level industry program with 300+ attendees (outside venue)
More informationJENNIFER BECKWITH ROSE, MPA
6834 PLEASANT VALLEY DR. WARRENTON, VA (540) 359-0073 JROSE20@GMU.EDU PROFILE A life-long connector, works tirelessly to help others achieve success and thrive in the community. Committed to and experienced
More informationDEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI AFFAIRS 2021 STRATEGIC PLAN
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI AFFAIRS 2021 STRATEGIC PLAN Revised August 13, 2013 Development & Alumni Affairs Purpose: Our purpose is to generate maximum gift support for CALS based on the dean s priorities through
More informationproject alloy Report
project alloy 2017-2018 Report Board Star Simpson, President Ian Smith, Chief Technologist Brooke Jarrett, Chief of Operations Our mission Build a more inclusive technical community, one conference at
More informationSUN. Racing the Sun. These include: Workforce Ready Skills Technical Skills Business Skills. Fundraising Marketing Budgeting
R A C I N G T H E SUN Racing the Sun Racing the Sun (RTS) is an exciting science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) program that challenges high school students to design, build, and race
More informationAES Quarterly Activity Survey
Engineering and systems management support for agriculture THE BRAE WEEKLY The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department 1 WEEK 4~ October 16 th, 2018 If you are not already,
More informationCharity Vasquez, MS. CCLS Professional Summary Child Life: Academic Institution: General:
Professional Summary Charity Vasquez, MS. CCLS 714-869-4530 (c) cvasquez@apu.edu Assistant Professor Program Director of M.S. in Child Life Department of Psychology Azusa Pacific University 901 E. Alosta
More informationNYS CAPITAL REGION SCHEDULE OF 2017 ENTREPRENEURIAL EVENTS
Tuesday, January 17 NYS CAPITAL REGION SCHEDULE OF 2017 ENTREPRENEURIAL EVENTS Social Night Potluck 6:30pm - 8:30pm Every Tuesday night we gather with food and conversation. Check this calendar for various
More informationb. If you would like to have lunch with prospective students, please RSVP to Al Frankel Friday, February 22 nd.
SAPA GENERALMEETING: February 11 th, 2013 Agenda 1. Open house 2. SAPA March General Meeting 3. Calendar 4. Committee Updates 5. GSG - SAPA elections 6. SAPA Budget 7. SAPA Award 8. Bylaw adjustments 9.
More informationRoxanne Weisendanger UMC Interim CNO
Page 1 of 5 Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017 Roxanne Weisendanger UMC Interim CNO Cindy Stout Selected to Head El Paso Children s Hospital Last week started like most weeks for Roxanne Weisendanger, working on plans
More informationSan Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau N e w s l e t t e r M a r c h 2 0 1 3 Diamond Sponsors Pinnacles National Park On January 11 2013 the Pinnacles National Monument held a dedication
More informationJULY 2017 AUGUST 2017
2017 2018 4-H CALENDAR Reviewed by Napa County 4-H Council May 9, 2017 Approved by Napa County 4-H Council July 11, 2017 (Changes are indicated by BOLD Text) (Updated on: 13 February, 2018) JULY 2017 4
More informationStadium Advisory Committee
Stadium Advisory Committee Market Analysis and Funding Sources Subcommittee Readout March 29, 2012 1 Agenda Review Subcommittee Charter Review Subcommittee Membership Review Subcommittee Deliverables Review
More informationCustoms and Traditions of the Rotary Club of East Cobb (Rotary District 6900)
Customs and Traditions of the Rotary Club of East Cobb (Rotary District 6900) Social Events: Charter Night is traditionally celebrated close to the anniversary of our Club s founding charter date of February
More informationNEW YORK BUILDING CONGRESS PROGRAMS & SERVICES
NEW YORK BUILDING CONGRESS PROGRAMS & SERVICES PROGRAMS & SERVICES Table of Contents Who We Are... 1 Membership... 2-3 Committees & Councils... Policy & Advocacy... 4-5 6 Reports... 7 Events... 8 Sponsorship
More informationCharitable Donations WUSC Local Committees Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Charitable Donations WUSC Local Committees Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (August 2015) As a WUSC Local Committee, you will likely be involved in campus fundraising activities. Fundraising is important
More informationWhat's New In October?
October 2015 What's New In October? We are looking forward to our next meeting on Thursday, November 19, 2015. We encourage your input and recommendations for any companies that you think we should invite
More informationCincinnati Zoo &Botanical Garden Volunteer Educator Handbook
Cincinnati Zoo &Botanical Garden Volunteer Educator Handbook Page 1 Updated 2/15 Table of Contents Part 1 Introduction Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden Mission Statement & the Education Department Vision
More information2018 Detroit Volunteer Orientation. Volunteer Experience sponsored by the
2018 Detroit Volunteer Orientation Volunteer Experience sponsored by the Championship is bigger than ever! Two FIRST Championship Events Include: 1,000,000+ volunteer hours Over 2,000 volunteers 4 Programs
More informationTuesday. Newsletter. Sacred Heart of Jesus School is a diverse community dedicated to educating the body, mind and spirit.
Tuesday The Newsletter Sacred Heart of Jesus School is a diverse community dedicated to educating the body, mind and spirit. Weekly News from Sacred Heart of Jesus School JANUARY 24, 2018 Calendar Peek!
More informationWeek of September 12, 2005 GRAPEVINE. Online: September. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
The September Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Phi Delta Phi Info Table 11 1pm 5 6pm Speaker An Le 135 Federalist Society Meeting 110 12:10 1:00pm Entertainment and Sports Law Association
More informationMohawk Tales Newsletter
Mohawk Tales Newsletter 1/26/2018 Newsletter Spotlight: Mohawk Mixer Tickets!!Ticket Sales End February 13!! Join your fellow Mohawk Trails Parents for the first ever Mohawk Mixer! What s Mark your Happening
More informationWEEK 3~ January 25th, 2017
Engineering and systems management support for agriculture THE BRAE WEEKLY The Weekly Newsletter for the BioResource & Agricultural Engineering Department 1 WEEK 3~ January 25th, 2017 Keep working on your
More information2018 CMAA Northern California Construction Management Scholarship Application Package
2018 CMAA Northern California Construction Management Scholarship Application Package Application Due By: March 30 th, 2018 at 5:00 pm Pacific Time Submit via e-mail to: raaj.patel@dgs.ca.gov 2018 Scholarship
More information2017 SBIR Road Tour x MBDA I3
MOUNTAIN WEST MAY 2 5, 2017 MIDWEST JULY 17 21, 2017 CALIFORNIA SEPTEMBER 12 15, 2017 HAWAII SEPTEMBER 18 19, 2017 1 ROAD TOUR EVENT DETAILS: The SBIR Road Tour is a national outreach effort to convey
More informationFall 2018 Volunteer & Internship Opportunities
Fall 2018 Volunteer & Internship Opportunities Community Volunteer for NCHS Community Health Events Please e-mail volunteer@nchs-health.org to inquire about the NCHS community & health awareness events
More informationSchool of Engineering Weekly E-Newsletter
School of Engineering Weekly E-Newsletter Week of February 27, 2017 Vol. 7 Issue 10 Announcements Advising and More! More information on Page 2. Commencement Information. More information on Page 6. Graduation
More informationCORE PREMIER. Membership Levels. Membership Levels. Membership Levels
CORE Membership Levels Basic $275 Listing in online & print directory as a member Window cling Access to member in the news and e-updates À la` carte purchase of advertising & sponsorships Admission to
More informationREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Q?Crew LEAD TEEN VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR STATEMENT OF WORK
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Q?Crew LEAD TEEN VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR STATEMENT OF WORK 1. Project Summary The Smithsonian s National Museum of Natural History (NMNH) seeks a contractor to provide educational,
More informationTheta Kappa. NV/CA Region - Fall 2015 Newsletter. Mark Your Calendars! Come to East LA College!!! Last District Summit of 2015! Southwest District
FALL 2015 THE Phi LOREM IPSUMS Theta Kappa FALL 2016 NV/CA Region - Fall 2015 Newsletter Come to East LA College!!! Last District Summit of 2015! Come to East LA College for a one-of-a-kind summit experience
More informationCapitol Credit. CFDD Salem/Albany Chapter. Strategic Communication. Officers & Board
President Brett Hanft, CBA American Int l Forest Products, LLC hanft@lumber.com Vice President Carol Johnson, ICCE vindolanda2000@yahoo.com Secretary/Treasurer Kathy Hamilton, CCE SAIF Corp. katham@saif.com
More informationCarroll County News and Notes
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION October/November 2017 Annual 4-H Benefit Auction Carroll County News and Notes In This Issue: 4-H Benefit 1 Hot Topics 2 Donations Needed 2 Sportsman Drawing 2 Project Clinics
More informationCITY OF DAVIS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
CITY OF DAVIS 2012-2013 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION Organization Name: Short Term Emergency Aid Committee Street Address: 1900 E. Eighth St., Davis, CA. 95616 Mailing Address: 1900 E.
More informationfinaugural Manuel Civil Engineering Scholarship Fundraising Dinner Thursday September 28, 2017 Toronto, Canada Reception and Dinner
E O F EP D ED U U N DATIONS DFI IN S T I TU ST T E finaugural Manuel FINE Civil Engineering Scholarship Fundraising Dinner C A TI O NA T L U R Thursday September 28, 2017 Toronto, Canada Reception and
More informationSchedule of Classes for Fall Term Now Available in Print and Online
THIS WEEK Ongoing» Juried Student Photo Exhibiton, Edouard de Merlier Photography Gallery (through May 31)» Annual Student Art Exhibit, Art Gallery, (through May 16) 14 Tuesday» Transfer Celebration, CCCPLX-414,
More informationBridge San Diego National Naval Officers Association
W I N T E R 2 0 1 3 The Bridge San Diego National Naval Officers Association Holiday Greetings! Best wishes for a joyous season and prosperous 2014. It has been an OUTSTANDING year. Through teamwork and
More informationCONVERTING VOLUNTEER PROSPECTS INTO DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS: A PEER EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE WEBINAR
CONVERTING VOLUNTEER PROSPECTS INTO DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS: A PEER EXPERIENCE EXCHANGE WEBINAR RESPONSES TO MEMBER QUESTIONS BY PRESENTERS ELLEN FALK, MEALS ON WHEELS OF CENTRAL MARYLAND, AND LUANNE HINKLE,
More informationBoise tri delta alumnae chapter newsletter Fall 2013
Boise tri delta alumnae chapter newsletter Fall 2013 In this Issue Pearls from our president Recap of spring events Visitors from Executive Office Upcoming events Introduction of officers New members Dues
More informationCalendar of Activities for IELP Students September 2015
September 2015 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 PSU v. U of O 7:00 p.m. Stott Center 15 16 17 18 Early Placement Exam 19 20 21 22 Placement Exam 23 New Student Orientation 9:00am-4:00pm Cramer Hall New
More informationCatholic Charities of St. Louis Volunteer-Led Fundraiser Toolkit
Catholic Charities of St. Louis Volunteer-Led Fundraiser Toolkit To our New Fundraising Partner, Welcome! Thank you for joining us in our mission to serve people in need, especially those who are poor
More informationSponsorship Opportunities Events
Events SPACC Signature Events YPro Discovered Gala - Q1 Expected Attendance: 200 $1,500 $5,000 $10,000 (exclusive) Annual Meeting - Q1 Expected Attendance: 700 $1,500 $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 (exclusive)
More informationIREM Job Descriptions
IREM Job Descriptions The mechanism for carrying out the chapter s goals and meeting the needs of its members is through a committee structure. The following job descriptions have been developed to provide
More informationJoin alumni, friends, faulty, staff and students from the Warrior Family as we celebrate Homecoming!
Homecoming 2017 Schedule Thursday, September 28 Saturday, September 30 Join alumni, friends, faulty, staff and students from the Warrior Family as we celebrate Homecoming! Schedule of Events and Activities
More informationTo advance innovation and creativity in future IT generations in Palestine.
July, 2013 / Najjad Zeenni Information Technology Center of Excellence Helping bridge the digital divide in refugee camps Al-Amari refugee camp receives a computer lab from Birzeit University 2 Providing
More informationWashington High School Parent/Community Newsletter October/November Fremont Blvd. Fremont, CA (510)
Website: www.fremont.k12.ca.us/washington PRIDE TRADITION EXCELLENCE Washington High School Parent/Community Newsletter October/November 2018 38442 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, CA 94536 (510) 505-7300 Dear Parents
More informationANNUAL REPORT
YEAR INREVIEW FLORIDA HIGH TECH CORRIDOR COUNCIL 2012-2013 ANNUAL REPORT Dear Fellow Floridians: As we finished our 17 th year focused on high tech industry economic and workforce development, looking
More informationThe Blackbaud Index. Overall Giving, Online Giving, and Foundation Index Trends
Overall Giving, Online Giving, and Foundation Index Trends PRESENTED BY CHUCK LONGFIELD, CHIEF SCIENTIST, BLACKBAUD WITH A CLOSER LOOK BY TODD COHEN, FOUNDER, PHILANTHROPY NORTH CAROLINA Contents 2 The
More informationEast Central Illinois Local Section. Fall 2015 Newsletter. Benefits of Membership. Become a Member Officers. What is ECI-ACS?
East Central Illinois Local Section 2015 Officers Chair Kevin Tucker University of Illinois/ Parkland College Chair-Elect Kali Miller University of Illinois Treasurer Laura Sonnichsen Parkland College
More informationA MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Thank you for supporting UAB Athletics! Blazer Boosters are alumni and friends of UAB who provide the financial support through the UAB Athletics Foundation to
More informationUCSC WOMEN S CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOB DESCRIPTIONS
UCSC WOMEN S CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOB DESCRIPTIONS OFFICERS President 1. Presides at General Meetings. 2. Prepares agenda and conducts Board meetings. 3. Is Club contact for outside individuals
More informationSan Benito County 4-H Updates November 13 th, H Updates
San Benito County 4-H Updates November 13 th, 2015 4-H Updates 1. LCORT Applications Deadline Extended-November 18 th LCORT, or the Leadership Conference of Region Teens is a three day conference for members
More informationDate: Wednesday, July 25, Call to Order/Roll Call. 2. ACTION: Approval of June 13, 2018 Minutes
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEMBERS LARRY BOOTH Frank M. Booth, Inc. N. LISA CLAWSON Secretary/Treasurer Kaiser Permanente LYNN R. CONNER Better Business Bureau DAVID P. DE MERS Sacramento Regional Conservation
More informationBoard of Trustees Meeting Minutes Thursday, September 25, 2014
Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes Present: Absent With Excuse: Staff: Guest: Yoshiko Fong, Jeanette Gordon, Michael Hagerthy, John Paul Isaacson, William Lewis, Jorge Ramirez, Leila Ricci, Frank Saito,
More informationInnovation Expert Dr. Terry O Banion Speaking on Campus Dec. 2
THIS WEEK 22 Friday» Celebration of Dance, Campus Theater, 8 p.m. 23 Saturday» Celebration of Dance, Campus Theater, 8 p.m. 24 Sunday» Celebration of Dance, Campus Theater, 4 p.m. 26 Tuesday» NOCCCD Board
More informationCampus Microfinance Champion Americorps VISTA
Campus Microfinance Champion Americorps VISTA San Francisco, CA We re hiring a full-time person to get the word out about student-led microfinance to the 4,400 colleges and universities across the U.S.
More informationVETERAN S DINNER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 5:00 PM
COWLITZ VALLEY MOOSE #530 Volume 17, Issue 9 & 10 September - October, 2017 VETERAN S DINNER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 5:00 PM ARE YOU A VETERAN? IF SO, THE MOOSE THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, AND TO SHOW OUR
More informationFundraising in a Small Shop Grassroots Fundraising Plans and Tactics
Fundraising in a Small Shop Grassroots Fundraising Plans and Tactics Association of Fundraising Professionals of Greater New Orleans Thursday, July 12, 2018 Real talk: You can t do everything (and you
More informationWelcome to the Booster Club Handbook
Welcome to the Booster Club Handbook For more information on anything in this handbook, please contact: Shannon L. Juenger: Vice-President, shannon.juenger@extremepride.org Kristy Butcher: Fundraising
More informationWelcome to Troop 486
Welcome to Troop 486 The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
More informationClover Chatter August 2010 Cooperative Extension Sutter-Yuba Counties Special Points H Camp *Needed* Inside This Issue: Editor:
Clover Chatter Cooperative Extension Sutter-Yuba Counties August 2010 Special Points New Year Leader Meeting Yuba-Sutter Farm Day Club Document Submission Dates *Needed* Volunteers 2010 Enrollment Deadlines
More informationAcademic Forum: Features and Benefits Why university students should consider joining the PMI-California Central Valley as Student Members?
Academic Forum: Features and Benefits Why university students should consider joining the PMI-California Central Valley as Student Members? PMI California Central Valley Chapter September 2, 2016 What
More informationThe Society of Women Engineers. First General Meeting: Officer Panel & Ice Cream Social
The Society of Women Engineers First General Meeting: Officer Panel & Ice Cream Social Agenda 5:30-5:40 Sign-ins & Pizza 5:40-6:30 Officer Introductions & Announcements 6:30-7:00 Ice Cream Social & Officer
More informationWE RE NUMBER 1. WELCOME TO THE VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION of FAIRS 2015 CONFERENCE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8th
WE RE NUMBER 1 WELCOME TO THE VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION of FAIRS 2015 CONFERENCE THURSDAY, JANUARY 8th Conference Registration 2:00 PM 7:00 PM Crystal Room Homestead Afternoon Tea 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM The Great
More information2011 Summer Internship Application
2011 Summer Internship Application Teen Career Connection is an eight-week professional internship program. Following intensive preparation, participants complete a 5-week paid summer internship at a New
More informationMARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
2014 MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES GUIDE Member exclusive sponsorship, advertising and community benefit opportunities BUILD YOUR BRAND GROW YOUR NETWORK SHAPE YOUR COMMUNITY Build Your Brand. Grow Your Network.
More informationSue Baker is the Prof, x BMED Chair is Jose Cintron
January 21, 2005 Friday 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Meeting - Linda Martin @ Peak Mendocino 5035 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM BMED 330 (Baker) / 26 +5 profs -- Challenge Center TL - Pamela F - Valerie, Becky A - Sue Baker
More information