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Digest for May 29, 2009

Digest Contents:

Nutrition Class at Replenish
Standing at the Head of the Class: Promoting Great Teaching in Oregon
Social Media: Exploring Opportunities and Making Informed Decisions
FolkTime Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, Auction & Brunch Fundraiser
Healing Movie Series
Youth Employment Program Team Leader (AmeriCorps)
Northwest Housing Alternatives: Resident Services Coordinator
Outside In: Kitchen Supervisor
Community Education Coordinator at Planned Parenthood
Food Prep Skills Trainer
Early Bird Discounts for The Enlightened Leader End May 31
Volunteer for Portland's Best Bicycle Party
Outside In Volunteer Position: Clinical Assistant
Volunteer Coordinator at the YWCA's SafeHaven Shelter for Families.

Events

Nutrition Class at Replenish

Will Eating Eggs Raise My Cholesterol?

Come explore the answer to this question and many more this Sunday afternoon!

Sign-up at replenishpdx.com or email [email protected].

Limited space available!

Andrea NakayamaNutritional Counselorwww.replenishpdx.com503 866.8079

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Standing at the Head of the Class: Promoting Great Teaching in Oregon

Teaching quality is the most effective and efficient way to boost student achievement, research suggests. Although Oregonians recently rejected a proposed ballot measure tying teacher pay to performance, one local school district is already testing a variation on this theme. Working collaboratively, teachers and administrators developed an affordable plan for raising teaching quality and rewarding teaching excellence. Known as the CLASS Project (creative leadership achieves student success), the plan attempts to boost student achievement by expanding career and compensation options for teachers. On June 5th, a panel of experts will discuss how to promote great teaching in Oregon.

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Social Media: Exploring Opportunities and Making Informed Decisions

Presenter: Ash Shepherd, Technology Associate, TACS

Date: June 11, 2009

Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Are you overwhelmed or intimidated by social media opportunities? Not sure what options exist, what they do, and what it means for your nonprofit? Join TACS Technology Associate for an in-depth look at what social media looks like in the nonprofit sector, and find out what you need to know to make informed decisions.

We’ll explore:

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FolkTime Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, Auction & Brunch Fundraiser

Join us for the 2nd Annual Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, Auction and Brunch on Sunday, May 31st!

The day will include a champagne brunch hosted by Huber's restaurant, the chance to bid on the pro-am teams for great prizes, a seat at the tournament and at the winner's reception.

Where: Sunset Athletic Club 13939 NW Cornell Road Portland, OR 97229

When: Sunday, May 31st, 2009 at 9:30 a.m.

Auction prizes include:

~ 2 Tickets to the 2009 US Open in New York City

~ 2 Tickets to the 2010 Indian Wells Tennis Tournament

~ 4 Mariners tickets and 1 night at the Pan-Pacific Hotel in Seattle

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Healing Movie Series

Rescheduled from May.....

You are invited for a free healing movie series the second Sunday of the month at 7 pm, presented by Meyer Counseling (www.meyercounseling.com). Movies are followed by a discussion related to emotional/mental/spiritual/relational health and tea and snacks are provided. Capacity is 15-ish in a wonderful public room in the Hollywood district, so please RSVP early. 4225 NE Tillamook St. This months movie June 7: Three Seasons. See description below,

Thanks, Mike

Mike Meyer, MSW, CADC I, QMHP

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Jobs & Internships

Youth Employment Program Team Leader (AmeriCorps)

Position Title: Youth Employment Program Team Leader (AmeriCorps)

Project Sponsor: Educational Service District 112 http://www.esd112.org/ywp, Vancouver, WA

Service Dates: June 15, 2009 - November 20, 2009

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Northwest Housing Alternatives: Resident Services Coordinator

Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) is a large nonprofit that creates opportunity through housing. NHA provides a wide range of affordable housing options for Oregonians with low incomes including families, seniors and people with special needs.

NHA offers Resident Services Coordination at several Portland metro-area affordable housing communities. We are now recruiting for a new position in our Resident Services department.

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Outside In: Kitchen Supervisor

OPEN POSITION – 05/28/2009

Kitchen Supervisor

Open Until Filled

The Kitchen Supervisor will facilitate the day-to-day services offered through the kitchen serving a diverse population of homeless and at-risk youth in the Day Program.  This position will be responsible for developing and maintaining an effective Food Program that maximizes donations, resources through the Oregon Food Bank, volunteers' participation in daily food prep and clean-up, and youth participation whenever possible.  A valid Oregon Food Handlers Card and experience in meal planning and food preparation required.  Skills in nutrition, maintaining a licensed kitchen, and supervisory experience are desired. 20-24 hrs/week.  $10.75-11.00/hr + full benefits.

 

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Information

organization:Planned Parenthood of Colunbia Williamette
position summary:

Pls. upload BOTH resume & cover letter at: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/ppcw/

Position Summary:

Salary / Pay Rate:$14-$16/hr.

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Information

organization:Community Solutions for Clackamas County
position summary:

Community Solutions for Clackamas County is looking to hire one Food Prep Skills Trainer to be used by the Working For Independence (WFI) program to provide oversight and supervision of all food preparation as well as coffee/food service training to WFI clients.

The Food Prep Skills Trainer is responsible for providing quality training and direction to WFI clients acting as barista/food prep trainees. Clients may assist with basic food preparation and customer services. The Food Prep Skills Trainer will also be responsible to assist the Food Services Coordinator with maintaining all product management including inventories and proper storage/organization of all supplies and equipment. Assistance with each clients' evaluation process will be expected on an "as needed" basis.

Salary / Pay Rate:$10.63-$11.13/hr

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Nonprofit News

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Q & A

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Trainings

Early Bird Discounts for The Enlightened Leader End May 31

The Enlightened Leader: Development of a Personal Leadership Practice

June 23 - 25, 2009 9 am - 5 pm

The Movement Center 1021 NE 33rd Ave. Portland, OR 97232

This is a groundbreaking collaboration between the developers of the Personal Leadership methodology and the faculty at The Movement Center. The program integrates authentic leadership and yoga principles for effective leadership.

This workshop will provide the environment and tools to enable you to reach your highest potential as a leader. Its fundamental premise is that leadership begins with the capacity to lead oneself. Personal Leadership involves taking charge of all of your resources - heart, body, mind, and awareness.

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Volunteering

Volunteer for Portland's Best Bicycle Party

Pedalpalooza Kickoff Party Volunteers

Do you like bikes? What about free beer? What about a party of 2,000 cyclists?

On June 13th, the Pedalpalooza Kickoff party jumpstarts over a fortnight of bicycle rides, workshops and events with a huge party. (The unaffiliated world naked bike ride will leave from the party at midnight.) We need over 80 volunteers to make this event a success! All positions include fame, glory, burritos, and beer tokens. These positions still available:

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Outside In Volunteer Position: Clinical Assistant

Help out at Outside In’s Medical Clinic!

Outside In is looking for volunteers to participate in the running of our CLIA moderate lab and in the running of the Clinic as a whole. You will have the opportunity to work closely with OHSU and NCNM students, residents and doctors.

Minimum of two 4-hour shifts per week, for a minimum of 6 months.

Please go to the volunteer page of our website www.outsidein for a volunteer application.

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Volunteer Coordinator at the YWCA's SafeHaven Shelter for Families.

Volunteering 10-15 hours per week in North Portland can change the life of a child and their family. Develop, strengthen, and maintain your marketable skills by working with SafeHaven’s shelter manager to coordinate volunteers. Contribute to the smooth running of The YWCA’s SafeHaven Shelter for Families by recruiting, organizing, and supporting volunteers as they help run the shelter. Training provided. Must have strong communication and organization skills as well as basic computer literacy, including Internet and email. For more information about this volunteer position, email [email protected].

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