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This document summarizes an Asia general interest meeting that included announcements about upcoming events and elections, a clothing drive, and t-shirt sales. It also lists guest speakers from Target, Teach For America, and Syracuse University graduates. The public relations elections responsibilities are outlined. Contact information is provided for various speakers and programs.
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Friday October 23, 2009
- 1. Friday October 23, 2009 Hall of Languages 207 5:00 pm ASIA 3rd General Interest Meeting Career Day
- 2. Announcements ASIA’s 4th GM Friday, November 6th, 2009 at 5pm Hall of Languages Room 114 Korean Church of Syracuse Clothing drive If interested, please contact Minhee Cho at mhcho104@syr.edu ASIA T-Shirts If you have not yet paid, please see Maple Chen PR Elections Letter of Intent due October 30th, 2009 to syracuseasia@gmail.com
- 3. ASIa t-shirts Pre-order: $8 (Deadline Today) After Pre-Order: $10
- 4. PUBLIC RELATIONS Suggested Skills: Organization Multi-tasking Familiar with imaging programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. Design/Art skills Sociable Skills Meet deadline Respond in a timely manner in communicating with others Diligence Responsibilities of PR include, but are not limited to: Creating and building relationships with those outside of the organization, such as leaders of other organizations, SU OGLEL staff, ASIA Alumni & Faculty and potential ASIA members in relation to promoting events and the organization. This can be done by creating good advertisements, all over campus, and to have one stand out from the rest is priceless. Keeping in good contact with other organizations, handling press releases for major events, as well as any publicity issues the organization may have are also the responsibilities for PR. Duties & more information of PR can be found at http://students.syr.edu/asia in the Eboard section of the website.
- 6. Toby Shafer
- 11. Jackie Cho
- 13. Two year commitment to teach in one of 35 regions (Rural & Urban)
- 14. Extensive training and support
- 15. Full salary and benefits
- 16. Transitional expenses during first summer
- 17. Eligible for federal loan forbearance
- 18. AmeriCorps education award totaling $9,450
- 19. Graduate school and employer partnerships*Given the nature of the AmeriCorps competitive grant process and the dependence on Congressional funding cycles, we cannot guarantee these benefits for the 2010 corps until receiving final confirmation in Spring 2010.
- 21. Contact information: Kendra-Lee Rosati kendra-lee.rosati@teachforamerica.org
- 23. MS in Accounting Professor Randy Elder Rjelder@syr.edu If anyone is interested in these programs, feel free to contact Huey Hsiao (huhsiao@syr.edu ), the Assistant Director of Student Services, or Dean Maurice Harris (maharr17@syr.edu ).
- 24. Open Panel Questions? Comments?