“The Role of Higher Education in the New Economy."
WRVO will host another in a series of community forums on Monday, Sept. 14, in Syracuse. This program, which will be recorded and rebroadcast on WRVO, will allow audience members to participate in the discussion and ask any questions they may have about how higher education will be important in the new economy.
The panel will include SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley, President and CEO of the Metropolitan Development Association of Syracuse and Central New York (MDA) Robert M. Simpson, and Peggy Dudarchik, Senior Vice President of the Sensis Corporation. WRVO Morning Edition Host Jason Smith will moderate the discussion.
This event is free and open to the public! Members of the media are welcome. Please let us know if you plan to attend.
WHAT: WRVO Community Forum
WHEN: Monday, Sept. 14 at 3 p.m.
TOPIC: What is the role of higher education in the new economy?
WHERE: SUNY Oswego Metro Center
The Atrium Building
2 Clinton Square
Syracuse, NY 13202
Friday, August 28, 2009
Syracuse Mayoral Platforms
The Greater Syracuse Progressive Coalition, representing over 20 community organizations and thousands of individuals committed to the betterment of Syracuse, has been working tirelessly to create a more just, sustainable, inclusive and peaceful community. Below you will find our proposals for concrete steps the next mayor can take to carry out such reforms. Four candidates: Alfonso Davis, Carmen Harlow, Stephanie Miner and Joe Nicoletti submitted their responses on deadline (Otis Jennings and Steve Kimatian are also included). We seek to publicize the candidate responses widely and use them as the basis for a series of educational forums in September and October to provide Syracuse residents an opportunity to question the candidates (see back page calendar). “Y” denotes a “yes” response, “N” a “no” and “C” reports a comment entered. For more information and to read candidate comments, click here.
Opportunity for Nonprofit Human Resources Assistance
This email contains general information about the opportunity for class team projects in cooperation with nonprofit human services organizations in Central New York.
Service Learning is part of the curriculum in Le Moyne College's fall Compensation and Performance Appraisal class and the spring Personnel Planning and Selection (Staffing) class. Each class is divided into teams which are matched with nonprofit client/sponsors who have an interest in the class team working on a project for them.
In the case of Compensation and Performance Appraisal, the project is based on the needs of the nonprofit organization. Examples include: creating a variable pay plan design, creating job descriptions, developing pay ranges, developing a performance appraisal system.
The project for the staffing class involves developing a complete staffing strategy and process for one or two positions. This includes the concept for the position, strategy for staffing, job description, recruiting methods, assessment techniques, selection and offer process as well as orientation.
Class teams work with designated people from the agency. Final presentations are made in class with agency people present (or class team presents at the agency).
There are a couple of open projects for the fall (Compensation) and there are 4-5 opportunities for spring (depending on class size).
The Compensation Class starts on September 3d and on September 10th there is a process for matching teams with agencies. Presentations take place in late November/early December. Last date for class is December 10th.
Time requirements for the agency will vary depending on the nature of the project. There is an upfront meeting with the team and the client/sponsor (agency), various meetings throughout the semester; concluding with a 30 minute in class presentation (or presentation at the agency). I would estimate that time would be less than 10 hours.
In addition to interest for this semester, I am trying to build a list of agencies who have a future interest.
If anyone is interested in learning more, please call or email Kerry Carney (Adjunct Faculty at Le Moyne) 436 9529 carneykj@lemoyne.edu.
Thank you.
Regards,
Kerry Carney
Kerry J. Carney, SPHR, CSC
Grenell Consulting Group
315 436 9529
kerryjcarney@grenell.com
www.grenell.com
Service Learning is part of the curriculum in Le Moyne College's fall Compensation and Performance Appraisal class and the spring Personnel Planning and Selection (Staffing) class. Each class is divided into teams which are matched with nonprofit client/sponsors who have an interest in the class team working on a project for them.
In the case of Compensation and Performance Appraisal, the project is based on the needs of the nonprofit organization. Examples include: creating a variable pay plan design, creating job descriptions, developing pay ranges, developing a performance appraisal system.
The project for the staffing class involves developing a complete staffing strategy and process for one or two positions. This includes the concept for the position, strategy for staffing, job description, recruiting methods, assessment techniques, selection and offer process as well as orientation.
Class teams work with designated people from the agency. Final presentations are made in class with agency people present (or class team presents at the agency).
There are a couple of open projects for the fall (Compensation) and there are 4-5 opportunities for spring (depending on class size).
The Compensation Class starts on September 3d and on September 10th there is a process for matching teams with agencies. Presentations take place in late November/early December. Last date for class is December 10th.
Time requirements for the agency will vary depending on the nature of the project. There is an upfront meeting with the team and the client/sponsor (agency), various meetings throughout the semester; concluding with a 30 minute in class presentation (or presentation at the agency). I would estimate that time would be less than 10 hours.
In addition to interest for this semester, I am trying to build a list of agencies who have a future interest.
If anyone is interested in learning more, please call or email Kerry Carney (Adjunct Faculty at Le Moyne) 436 9529 carneykj@lemoyne.edu.
Thank you.
Regards,
Kerry Carney
Kerry J. Carney, SPHR, CSC
Grenell Consulting Group
315 436 9529
kerryjcarney@grenell.com
www.grenell.com
Friday, August 21, 2009
'Road Show' series to encourage business development in Onondaga County
The Central NY Business Journal reported that the Onondaga County Office of Economic Development today announced a series of meetings aimed at helping business owners make their companies more successful.
Businesses that would benefit include technology and biotech firms, manufacturers, agribusiness operations, startups, distributors, and professional services firms.
Representatives from 16 economic development organizations and government agencies will be available to answer questions about financing, work-force development, energy efficiency, and business planning.
The first session of the road show series is set for Sept. 22 at Camillus Town Hall. A second is scheduled Oct. 13 at the Salina Town Hall. The remaining two sessions are scheduled for Oct. 20 at the Orchard Valley Golf Course in LaFayette and Oct. 28 at Fire Station Two in East Syracuse.
For more information, visit www.syracusecentral.com/roadshow
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Meet the Grantmakers session - Syracuse Sept 2 FULL
We are writing to let you know that the Meet the Grantmakers Session to be held at the SUNY Metro Center on September 2nd is now FULL. There is limited room and only those who received confirmation emails will be permitted to attend.
We have received an overwhelming response to the invitation and are trying our best to respond to the demand. Some slots are still available at the Oneida session which is at 3 PM also on September 2 and we are continuing to accept reservations for this one.
Alternatively, we are also tentatively planning another Syracuse session for September 24 at 8:00 AM. If you have not been able to get in to the Syracuse session, please let us know if you would like to attend the Oneida session instead OR to be added to the waitlist for the Syracuse session on the 24th.
If we have sufficient response to the proposed Sept 24 session, we will send you an email confirmation with logistical details.
Please also note that we intend to host these sessions on an ongoing basis (at least three times a year in Syracuse) so there will be other opportunities to participate in the near future. Thank you very much for your interest!
Feel free to call Olive Sephuma at 422-9538 with questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
The Central New York Community Foundation, Gifford Foundation & Allyn Foundation
We have received an overwhelming response to the invitation and are trying our best to respond to the demand. Some slots are still available at the Oneida session which is at 3 PM also on September 2 and we are continuing to accept reservations for this one.
Alternatively, we are also tentatively planning another Syracuse session for September 24 at 8:00 AM. If you have not been able to get in to the Syracuse session, please let us know if you would like to attend the Oneida session instead OR to be added to the waitlist for the Syracuse session on the 24th.
If we have sufficient response to the proposed Sept 24 session, we will send you an email confirmation with logistical details.
Please also note that we intend to host these sessions on an ongoing basis (at least three times a year in Syracuse) so there will be other opportunities to participate in the near future. Thank you very much for your interest!
Feel free to call Olive Sephuma at 422-9538 with questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
The Central New York Community Foundation, Gifford Foundation & Allyn Foundation
Comm.UNITY Forum: Helping With Your TO DO List
- photographer for dinner
- redesign website
- poster campaign
- fliers for walkathon
- brochure design
- new newsletter template
- create promo video
What does your organization need? Last year, we designed fliers and brochures, developed fundraising posters, created promotional videos and even helped publish a book.
Come to the 2nd annual comm.UNITY forum, in partnership with United Way, to see how we can check a few tasks off your list.
visit us: http://comm.unity.syr.edu/
what can we do for your To Do list?
Join Us at the Gifford Community Room, United Way, 518 James Street on:
Wednesday, September 9 9-10:30 AM
OR Thursday, September 10 5-6:30 PM
Please RSVP by September 4 to commrelations@gmail.com
Have you ever thought about facilitating a workshop?
Presented by the The Children’s Consortium
2122 Erie Blvd. East Syracuse, NY 13224
www.childrensconsortium.org
Become a Ready, Set, Parent! Facilitator!
Ready, Set, Parent! offers an 8 week Infant & Toddler Workshop Series where parents can find
support and solutions to their parenting concerns.
Ready, Set, Parent! would like to offer workshops throughout Onondaga County and are in need of qualified facilitators!
If you are 18yrs. or older, enthusiastic, reliable, have relevant experience and have a flexible schedule where you are able to facilitate regularly, we welcome you to apply!
If you haven’t done so already, you will need to enroll in a FREE two-day, October 2nd and 3rd, EPIC facilitator training.
For more information, please call: Liz Sapio at (315) 471-8331
2122 Erie Blvd. East Syracuse, NY 13224
www.childrensconsortium.org
Become a Ready, Set, Parent! Facilitator!
Ready, Set, Parent! offers an 8 week Infant & Toddler Workshop Series where parents can find
support and solutions to their parenting concerns.
Ready, Set, Parent! would like to offer workshops throughout Onondaga County and are in need of qualified facilitators!
If you are 18yrs. or older, enthusiastic, reliable, have relevant experience and have a flexible schedule where you are able to facilitate regularly, we welcome you to apply!
If you haven’t done so already, you will need to enroll in a FREE two-day, October 2nd and 3rd, EPIC facilitator training.
For more information, please call: Liz Sapio at (315) 471-8331
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