National Asian/Pacific Islander Council,
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SME Education Foundation Scholarships
The SME Education Foundation scholarship application is now open for the 2022/2023 academic year.
Scholarships Program DEI Minorities
Scholarships Program DEI Women
Scholarships Program Overview
Help spread the word about this fantastic opportunity to your network of students!
The Foundation awards over a million dollars in scholarships every year to several hundred high school seniors and undergraduate/graduate students pursing degrees in manufacturing, engineering, or a related STEM field. Two-year and four-year programs are eligible for consideration.
Unfortunately, a small minority of our applicants – and thus awardees – are community college students.
Let’s change this together and significantly increase awards to community college students!
One scholarship application provides students with the opportunity to be considered for 60-plus Foundation scholarship funds. The application period is open until February 1st, 2022.
For more information and to apply, click this link: https://campaigns.smeef.org/9Wv3C1W6CQHS
In addition to our scholarships, you can make a difference by becoming a Scholarship Application Reviewer!
The SME Education Foundation is currently looking for educators with STEM backgrounds to serve as reviewers for our 2022/2023 scholarship program. No reviewer experience necessary!
Click this link to sign up or to learn more: https://campaigns.smeef.org/WYLMJAMgwz9P
For questions please contact:
Phillip Hang | Senior Scholarship Officer
SME Education Foundation
313.425.3304 (O)
313.717.2123 (M)
1000 Town Center | Suite 1910 | Southfield, MI 48075
www.smeef.org
www.sme.org
Schedule a meeting with me!
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From: Cizek Associates <vpsa.gwcc@cizekassociates.com>
Date: October 18, 2019 at 9:40:00 AM PDT
To: ayamagat@mtsac.edu
Subject: Vice President of Student Affairs: GateWay Community College, Maricopa Community Colleges
EXTERNAL SENDER- Exercise caution with requests, links, and attachments.
Dear Dr. Yamagata-Noji:
We have been retained by GateWay Community College in Phoenix, Arizona, to conduct a search for a Vice President of Student Affairs. I am writing to you hoping that you may be aware of a talented student affairs executive. We invite nominations, referral and applications. All information is handled with the level of confidentiality that you request. This is a confidential search — only the identities of final candidates will be in the public domain. The soft application deadline is November 17, 2019, and applications received by this date are guaranteed full consideration.
As a comprehensive community college serving more than 9,800 students GateWay provides transfer and general education for articulation to four-year institutions, associates degrees, certificate programs, and a range of non-degree offerings in traditional and online formats. The college is widely known for its outstanding occupational education, including nursing, allied health and other unique and high-demand programs. The college is going though several transformative initiatives as one of the Maricopa Community Colleges, including Guided Pathways, and seeks a student affairs subject matter expert and an inspiring leader who can imagine, develop and implement GateWay’s student affairs future.
For more information about GateWay Community College, please visit www.gatewaycc.edu.
Information about the Maricopa Community Colleges can be found at www.maricopa.edu.
I appreciate in advance any assistance you may be able to offer us. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone who will thrive at a comprehensive institution and who has a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. We hope strong step up candidates and sitting chief student affairs officers express interest in the opportunity. If you would like to contact us, I encourage you to do so.
Thank you for taking a moment to read my note. The profile with information about how to apply is part of this correspondence.
Sincerely,
Marti
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Dear Colleagues,
I sincerely hope this message finds you in good health holistically. I am very enthusiastic to announce the Director Strategic Asian Pacific Islander (API) Retention Initiatives position. This newly established position is currently posted under the UC Davis Career Opportunities web site, and has a close date of 11/29/18. Below is the link for the official posting:
http://www.employment.ucdavis.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=81067
The Director of Strategic Asian Pacific Islander (API) Retention Initiatives position is the 4th of the Student Affairs retention initiatives, and it marks yet another example of how our campus is committing to the comprehensive/holistic needs of our students – more specifically, our undergraduates of the API community. As the Executive Director of the Student Affairs Strategic Retention Initiatives, I am seeking your assistance in broadcasting this position campus-wide, state-wide, and even nation-wide. Lastly, I am excited about the creation of this position, and I’m very optimistic of its potential impact on our API student community, and the overall UC Davis campus community.
Thank You Kindly, and Go Aggies!!
Kayton C. Carter
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Executive Director
Student Affairs Retention Initiatives
Director
Strategic African American Retention Initiative
Center for African Diaspora Student Success
http://cadss.ucdavis.edu
Be patient with the young, compassionate with the aged and tolerant with the weak, for in your life you will be all of these.
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Office of the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs
http://studentaffairs.ucdavis.edu/
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ACCT Searches
Founded in 1972, the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) is a national nonprofit educational association based in Washington, DC that represents more than 6,500 trustees who govern over 1,200 community, technical, and junior colleges.
With 45-plus years of experience as the only national nonprofit dedicated to providing services to community college boards, ACCT has successfully completed over 500 searches for executive positions throughout the country, including chancellors, presidents, campus presidents, provosts and vice presidents.
All of ACCT’s current positions are located at:
https://acctsearches.org/current-searches/
To make a confidential inquiry or nomination for any of ACCT’s executive opportunities, please reach out to:
Julie Golder, J.D., Vice President of Search Services
Email: jgolder@acct.org
Office: (202) 775-4466 | Mobile: (202) 384-5816
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