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The Newspaper In Education (NIE) program provides local schools with classroom newspapers, teaching guides, and student activities to promote learning. Through the NIE program, students can explore important issues, develop reading skills, and become engaged community members. The document encourages parents, teachers and organizations to adopt a classroom by paying $160, $82, or $60 to provide newspapers to a classroom for a school year or part of a school year.
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This document discusses the role and skills of a communications strategist. A communications strategist develops strategies and tools to tell stories through various channels such as social media, websites, writing, and presentations. They bring companies together with employees, customers, and communities. To become a communications strategist, one needs experience in fields like teaching, communications, media, and public relations, as well as skills in writing, public speaking, and using multimedia and technology. Core skills include coordination, proactivity, goal orientation, professionalism, honesty, understanding others' perspectives, teamwork, and leadership.
Advancement Team Engagement-Core Ldrship Mtg
The Advancement Team Engagement Taskforce has created a plan to increase engagement among all Advancement employees. The plan's goals are to have all employees identify as leaders, feel a deeper sense of engagement in integration efforts, and see improved Q12 scores reflecting support for individuals and teams. Key strategies include increasing accountability and communication through initiatives like leadership check-ins, including engagement in evaluations, assigning leadership roles, and emphasizing recognition for innovation over long hours. The plan aims to improve communication using avenues like monthly staff meetings, newsletters, developing best practices, mentorship programs, and off-site retreats. The ultimate goal is to create an engaged culture at Loma Linda University Health by encouraging core values of compassion, integrity
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This document provides an agenda for Congressman Joe Baca's 2011 Women's Conference at California State University, San Bernardino. The conference will feature several speakers discussing legislation and economic issues impacting women. Topics will include women in business and employment, investing for the future, and certifications for minority-owned businesses. Congressman Baca will give opening and closing remarks to advocate for policies supporting women.
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Adopt-a-Class
- 1. Parents, teachers, businesses and organizations: Let us show you how to bring this textbook, the newspaper, into the classroom. Adopt-A-Class Join the Newspaper In Education program in its effort to promote learning and provide students with the tools to succeed. The NIE program provides local schools with: • Classroom newspapers…the textbook that is updated every morning. • Discussion-oriented teaching guides and student activities. • Academic achievement opportunities and more! Newspaper In Education offers students an exciting way to explore and understand important local and world issues, develop comprehension and sharpen their communication skills. Overall the NIE program helps students become more literate, positive contributors to their community through the integration of newspapers in the classroom curriculum. For more information please call: 909.386.3970. I want to Adopt-A-Class! Enclosed is $160.00 to provide newspapers for one classroom for a full school year. Enclosed is $82.00 to provide newspapers for one classroom for 18 weeks. Enclosed is $60.00 to provide newspapers for one classroom for 13 weeks. Payment Type: Check Visa MC Discover *Card #: Exp. Date: Phone: Signature: Company/Organization: Contact Person/Donor: Address: City: Zip: Mail to: Newspaper In Education Adopt-A-Class 2239 Gannett Parkway, Bldg B San Bernardino, CA 92407 *For your protection, do not return by fax when providing credit card information. Have you read the TTEEXXTTBBOOOOKK that’s updated eevveerryy mmoorrnniinngg? AAddoopptt--AA--CCllaassss Yes!