PPT-Developing Our Alumni Chapters to Become Change Makers in Our Communities

Objectives We will make the business case why our alumni chapters are vital to our communities which we live We will discover ways and develop plans to become an impact alumni chapter in your community. They allow your assoc iation to create and keep alumni interest in the Fraternity to develop interest on the part of some alumni for active participation in chapter operations and alumni organization affairs They can also be used celebrate a special SGSF. GIS Annual Meeting. Asheville, North Carolina. November 3, 2010. Curt Stripling, Sue Leverette, Roy Boggs. Objectives. Initial review and discussion will focus primarily on the first two commitments and expectations outlined in the briefing paper - . A Professional Challenge. Rachel Heilbronner. PDI Capstone Presentation. May 25, 2011. Research Question . How can BBYO Regions most effectively work to maintain their outlying chapters in order to keep smaller and outlying communities engaged in Jewish life? . Staying Hopeful through Career Transition. Nikki Barnett, LMSW. Senior Career Consultant for Alumni. SBU Career Center. overview. Consider reasons behind your need for change. Embrace and define your career . Information Session. Nick Dean, Project Coordinator, Patient and Community Leadership Programme. Need for the Programme. Improving Healthcare Services in Bristol for All. Joined up thinking: . Between Healthcare providers and their patients/carers. INFLUENCE MAPPING. DECISION MAKERS. Who has the power or authority to make the change?. THOSE WHO CAN INFLUENCE THE INFLUENCERS. Who has connections or relationships with those that can get decision makers to make the change? . Pierre Ferrari. President and CEO. Engaging Poor Communities. What do these communities say they lack?. What are their needs. Listening to the community and small-holder farmers is key to supporting and providing services. Duan Biggs, Rosie Cooney, . Dilys. . Roe, Holly Dublin, Dan . Challender. , James Allan, Diane Skinner, and others . Strengthening disincentives for illegal behaviour. Increasing incentives for stewardship. WELCOME! . NEW CAGOW ATTENDEES. Mark . Heller . ’70. Alumni Council Representative . ALUMNI ADVISORS. CAGOW . 2017: . NEW LEADER WELCOME AND ORIENTATION. Volunteer Lead: Mark Heller ’70 . mheller@fodorco.com. English: “Second Law”. Author & Date. Moses. 1406 B.C. or c.1220 B.C.. Deuteronomy. Structure. Chapters 1-4: First sermon. Chapters 4-26: Second sermon. Chapters 27-30: Third sermon. Chapters 32-34: Succession of leadership. Objectives. To . explain. what the National FFA Alumni Association is including benefits and opportunities. To . empower. FFA Alumni to help grow leaders, build communities, and strengthen agriculture. Emerging learning from the . Realising the Value programme . September . 2016. A partnership programme. Nesta and the Health Foundation jointly lead a broad consortium funded by NHS England. . . !. Why now?. WELCOME! . NEW CAGOW ATTENDEES. Mark . Heller . ’70. Alumni Council Representative . ALUMNI ADVISORS. CAGOW . 2017: . NEW LEADER WELCOME AND ORIENTATION. Volunteer Lead: Mark Heller ’70 . mheller@fodorco.com. What is climate change and why does it matter for health We146ve all heard of it but what exactly is climate change Greenhouse gases act like a blanket around Earth trapping energy in the atmosphere H