41. Cal Corps Public Service Center - Service Opportunities In Medicine & Health the quality of a patient's last days by offering Financial District while others willbe in the field. basis in order to assist them in planning exit strategies http://192.58.221.90/medical.cfm

Tips for making the most of your volunteer experience. How are you getting there? Check-out Bay Area Transit Info (launches new window). Quick Links: (all links launch new windows) American Public Health Association Berkeley Free Clinic Center for Health, Environment, and Justice Doctors Without Borders ... Give to Cal Corps The search returned 32 opportunities to serve. All links to websites launch new windows. Alameda County Community Food Bank 700 Murmansk Ste 590, Oakland Army Base Oakland, California 94623 Telephone Number: 5108343663 mschoen@secondharvest.org http://www.accfb.org/ Agency Description: The Alameda County Community Food Bank serves as the central clearinghouse for donated food in the county, distributing over 12 million pounds of food annually to 300 direct service organizations (food pantries, shelters, etc.) We also offer nutrition and hunger education, advocate for policies and programs that address hunger and poverty, and coordinate a Hunger Hotline linking individuals to public and private food assistance. Opportunity: Food Sorter Details: Volunteers will screen and sort donated foor in our Oakland warehouse. We are open Monday through Friday, and two Saturdays a month. Directions and a schedule can be found on our website. Groups and individuals are welcome. Shifts are 9am-12pm and 1-4pm.

42. Career Planning appointments may be scheduled on week days to help you CAREER SERVICES, YOUR CAREERPLANNING CHECKLIST. graduate and/or job related opportunities in your field. http://webserver1.oneonta.edu/academics/huec/fnhandbook/sect5.html

V. CAREER PLANNING The College Career Development Center The Career Development Staff is professionally trained to assist students in their career decision making, career planning and job search throughout college. Student questions and needs are diverse and so are the services. The staff strives to provide the best possible service regardless of career interests or college major. The Center's philosophy is to support students in their decisions. Staff will assist students as much as possible through career counseling, workshops and support services that have been designed to work to their advantage. The bottom line; however, is that the responsibility for making decisions, planning, securing employment, gaining admission to graduate school or otherwise planning for life after graduation rests with the student. Career Development services are available on a walk-in or appointment basis and staff are conducting workshops on a regular basis. Students are invited to visit the Career Library, use computers available for resumes and cover letters, schedule time for DISCOVER (a computer-based career guidance system), or register to receive job vacancy listings. Staff are also reaching out to potential employers and graduate school programs to increase opportunities for students. Students need to take the initiative to contact the Center. Career issues affect everyone and are an important consideration for most students; however, it is easy to procrastinate given the demands and diversity of college life.

43. Indo-American Community Service Center involved the teams were in the planning and execution of 7. CANADA 7 days Tour Vancouver,Banff National park field, Victoria Garden twin sharing $475+ Air fare http://www.indo-american.org/Sept2002.html

ICSC TIMES Newsletter of the Indo-American Community Service Center 3065 Democracy Way, Santa Clara, CA 95054, Phone: (408) 748-1771, Fax: (408) 748-1311 Internet: www.indo-american.org , email: icsc@yahoo.com Editorial Contact: Mangala Kumar September 2002 Monthly Newsletter Vol1. Subba Rao did what he has been doing best with thousands of youth every year. He inspired them to learn the Gandhian principles of Non-Violence, Truth, Self-Reliance, and Dignity of Labor, and challenged them to use it every day, every way. On another day, three young activists associated with ASATA (Alliance of South Asians Taking Action) spoke to the youth about their work in fighting hate crimes in the post September 11 environment. A group of Gypsy/Indian dancers and singers taught the youth about energizing day to day life with music and graceful dance movements. An afternoon mentoring session They got to show off their talents on the last day to parents, volunteers and guests. It was amazing to see how involved the teams were in the planning and execution of each project. Then there were some astounding role models, mentoring the youth each afternoon and reinforcing the spirit of caring and sharing, and instilling a sense of pride in Indian culture.

44. 4-H Youth Development 1999 Programs Of Excellence: Leadership & Volunteerism Youth planning and working with other youth is not a site highlighted career opportunitiesin the field of waste Average attendance increased by 5 days at Fry http://www.4h-usa.org/excellence/1999/vol_ldrshp.htm

The average 4-H volunteer: -spends approximately 220 hours per year, -drives and average of 300 to 400 miles in a personally-owned car, -and spends an average of $50 of their own money. Therefore, in 1999 alone, 4-H volunteers contributed approximately $1.9 Billion

45. Social Work And Social Services Jobs Online jobs database allows you to search by field/position, location A Handbook for JobHunting and Career planning(NASW Press days in the Lives of Social Workers 41 http://gwbweb.wustl.edu/jobs/links.html

Links to job services and job lists, college and university career placement offices, and organization homepages are listed by category. Links may appear in more than one section. The George Warren Brown School of Social Work and its Career Services office do not necessarily recommend or endorse any of the employers listing jobs on these sites. Job hunters are encouraged to research the organizations and ask many questions before accepting positions. Job hunters needing to meet licensure requirements should check with the licensing board of the state where the job hunter is seeking a license to determine of a position and its supervision meet that state's requirements. Health and Mental Health Social and Economic Development Gerontology Children, Youth, and Families ... Books Health and Mental Health American Association on Mental Retardation Opportunities are available under Programs and Services. American Red Cross Official Home Page a section on career opportunities, a local chapter finder, news, and information on community disaster education. Centers for Disease Control CDC, the Nation's Prevention Agency, is located in Atlanta, Georgia, and seeks to promote health and quality of life by preventing and controlling, injury, and disability. Includes a "Training and Employment" section.

46. Volunteer Opportunities long or short-term commitments weekday days and Saturday to go apple picking oron other field trips.Any Women's Rape Crisis Center is planning its annual http://www.unitedwaycc.org/listings.htm

Home Programs Members Donate ... Volunteer Recognition Programs View these volunteer opportunities in a printer friendly format Here are a just a few of our many volunteer opportunities. If you are interested in regular volunteer opportunities, please call the Volunteer Center at 860-1677 to schedule an appointment with one of our volunteer interviewers. These trained volunteer interviewers meet with you and help you clarify your interests, skills and time availability. The interviewer will then help you to identify the volunteer openings which best fit your needs. The interviewer will also keep in touch until you have found a successful placement. All volunteers are also placed in a database which allow us to contact you as new needs come in which fit your interests. If you are 55 or older and interested in long-term volunteer opportunities please also look at RSVP and FGP Make the Connection - our weekly listings from the Burlington Free Press Ways of Caring - the Spring edition of our short-term volunteer listings Group Volunteer Opportunities - a list of projects for groups of volunteers Make the Connection Week of April 7th By Sue Alenick, United Way Volunteer

47. Thiel College - Career Resource Links journalists, with no listing more than 30 days old news educational, and job opportunitiesin the field of physics Receive career planning and job search guidance http://www.thiel.edu/Career/resource_links.htm

Career Resources by Discipline Disability Hiring General Job Searching International Job Searching ... 2002-03 Occupational Outlook Handbook - Information on lots of career fields as well as job prospects. Advantage Resumes - sample resumes and cover letters developed by Sally McIntosh, a Nationally Certified Resume Writer (NCRW) and a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW). BizWeb - is a web business guide to 44141 companies listed in 202 categories. CareerCity.com - Good site with lots of links, including links to self-assessment instruments. Career Guide to Industries 2002-03 Edition - Browse through the listings of industries to find out about multiple industries. Career Magazine - Lots of good articles on job searching, interviewing, etc. Job searching and resume posting also offered. CareerPerfect.com - Find your dream career. Expert advice on career planning and testing; resumes, cover letters and government applications. Job search advice and resources. InterviewCoach.com

48. Fertile Thoughts know your availability to volunteer (days, times, and how Volunteer as a room parent,field trip chaperone parents; Participate on schoolbased planning teams; Be http://www.fertilethoughts.net/ft/parenting/education.html

Child Development Development progress charts; follow your child's stages and milestones for all age ranges. A comprehensive collection of parenting, health and nutrition related links. Professional Listing Search for parenting-related professional services in your area. Education Getting involved in your child's education. PTA Info. Special Needs Info Valuable information on a wide range of special needs issues. Glossary A - Z glossary of all child and learning issues. Special Events Check for upcoming events of interest. Archived events available. Personal Histories Find someone here with the same history as you or submit your own. Photo option! Baby Names Find baby names here! Guestbook Please sign our guestbook! About Us Information on the site and the people behind it. Our Hosts Meet our FertileThoughts volunteers. Send Feedback Submit feedback to our administration team. Bulletin Boards Chatrooms Advertise On This Site Contact Us Education 100 Ways for Parents to Be Involved in Their Child's Education Give positive feedback and show appreciation for teachers and the principal.

49. Graduate Division area of research and independence of original contributions to the field. check theDaily Nexus for advertisements in the days prior to planning a Campus Visit. http://www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/admissions/preparing/

Grad Home Grad Handbook Apply On-line Search ... Contact Us Quick Links Home Calendar Apply Admissions Academic Financial Forms U-Mail Search Contact Us Preparing for Grad Study Understanding Graduate Education Undergraduate Research Researching Departments and Programs Meet a UCSB Recruiter ... Outreach and Admissions Home Page Understanding Graduate Education Undertaking a graduate education is a serious commitment. There are important distinctions between the types of degrees available. The Undergraduate Experience American undergraduate education is typically a time for students to experiment in a wide range of disciplines and general education courses discover what holds the most interest for them. Students select a major, but are not expected to dedicate their entire educational experience to this subject alone as might be the case in other countries. The Master's Degree Master's degrees vary across the range of disciplines, but some generalizations can be made about them. A master's degree typically takes from 1.5-3 years, depending on discipline and requirements. Students seeking a master's degree are expected to attain a certain level of mastery (hence the name) of a specific subject, although not as complete as at the doctoral level. Students must learn a language or a quantitative method related to their field of study and produce a significant thesis or pass a demanding comprehensive exam at the end of their studies.

50. The Amesbury Center For Healing's Solidago School Of Massage And Holistic Health completed infull 30 days before the practitioner boundaries, professional ethicsand treatment planning. therapists regarding their experience in the field. http://www.amesburyctrforhealing.com/solidago/

Amesbury Center for Healing's Solidago School of Massage and Holistic Health General Info Curriculum Course Descriptions Continuing Ed ... $20.00 Off Your Next Continuing Ed Class Click Here! Click the links to download our catalog and application You must have a copy of Free Adobe Acrobat Reader Software Click on the icon below to get your free copy of the Reader. General Information Solidago School of Massage and Holistic Health 5 Market Square, Suite 106 Amesbury, Massachusetts 01913 Licensed by The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Dept. of Education 350 Main Street, Malden MA 02148-5023 781-388-3300 Recognized by the Associated Bodyworkers and Massage Professionals and the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork Catalog #7 Updated 4/2003 Some changes may occur in this catalog due to licensing and approval requirements The Solidago Philosophy "Solidago” means “rediscovering wholeness.”

51. AE Food Projects dialogue and networks and identify key issues for action planning. of Wine and Food(AWIF) days of Taste groups, newsletters, supermarket tours, and field trips http://www.cals.cornell.edu/agfoodcommunity/afs_temp3.cfm?topicID=260

52. HIV/AIDS Network of study is 4 wks with 3 pharmacokinetic days. Training and field support typicallyincluded with VIA awards scholarships to students planning to devote a http://www.stanford.edu/group/QR/AIDS/internship.html

• Home • AIDS Information • On-Campus Resources • Off-Campus Resources ... • About the site HIV/AIDS Network: Internships and Volunteering Paid Internships and Studies Unpaid Volunteer Work and Internships AIDS Clinical Trials Unit Study UCSF Internship Program Haas Center Fellowships ARIS Volunteer Work ... San Mateo County AIDS Program Paid Internships and Studies AIDS Clinical Trials Unit Study HIV-Negative Volunteers Needed - Opportunity for Paid Research Paid volunteers needed to participate in a pharmacokinetic study medication levels). Must be 18-65, HIV negative, in good physical condition, on NO medications (natural, homeopathic and OTC included) and able to abstain from strenuous exercise, alcohol and caffeine before the pharmacokinetic days. Must weigh at least 110 lbs and be within 20% of ideal body weight. No women of child bearing ability. Total duration of study is 4 wks with 3 pharmacokinetic days. Requires one 24 hour and two 12 hour inpatient stays as well as a screening visit and a post study visit. Volunteers will be compensated for their visits. If interested, please call Sandra Valle at (650) 723-8169.

53. Career Center - Career Field - International see a career counselor to discuss career planning, internship and 5 hours a day, someevenings, 5 days a week. of professionals working in the field of economic http://career.berkeley.edu/ICareers/ICareers.stm

Career Field - International Specialized Career Center Services Volunteer Funding Sources/Fellowships Job Search Resources (Work Permits, Visas, International Resume) ... Information Technology Specialized Career Center Services Events - The Career Center offers many programs including workshops, panels and career fairs that are useful for students interested in international career fields. Search our Calendar for upcoming events. International Career Symposium . This special event, held each October, includes on-campus panels and presentations covering a wide spectrum of international career-related topics of interest to students. Last years topics included "Preparing to Work Abroad," "International Careers in Nonprofit Organizations," "Working in International Health and Science," and "International Consulting." Career Week . Each year in mid-April, the Career Center and the California Alumni Association present this week long, campus-wide event of over 40 panels and speakers on a variety of career-related topics. International career-related panels and Americorps/Peacecorps representatives have been a part of Career Week in previous years. CareerMail - Join the "International Careers" mailing list for up-to-date resource, event, job and career information.

54. Using Computers In Nutrition Education food service and recipe management, menu planning, clinical nutrition to programsspecific to their field, nutrition educators for one or more days and compares http://www.fao.org/docrep/W0795t/w0795t03.htm

Using computers in nutrition education K.M. Kolasa and M. Miller Kathryn M. Kolasa is Professor and Section Head, Nutrition Education and Services, East Carolina University School of Medicine, Greenville, North Carolina, USA. Mary Miller is President, Interactive Design and Development, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA. New technologies provide opportunities for nutrition educators to enhance communication efforts which can improve the health and well-being of people everywhere. Computer technologies are providing viable means of exchanging nutrition information among professionals and informing and influencing the public. STAND-ALONE APPLICATIONS Computer programs that run without telephone, television, satellite or other electronic transmissions are known as stand-alone applications, These programs have received the greatest use in nutrition education to date. Programs are available on floppy disks, CD-ROM (compact disk - read only memory) and laser disks with accompanying floppy disks and can be used at computer workstations or stand-alone kiosks. The major types of nutrition computer programs pertain to nutrient analysis, food service and recipe management, menu planning, clinical nutrition, drug-nutrient interactions, health risk assessment and lifestyle prescription, food and nutrition education and games. In addition to programs specific to their field, nutrition educators are also assisted by general production tools such as graphics packages, computer photo and clip art collections and presentation software.

55. Volunteer Opportunities There are two days a year set aside for as physical education, music, lunch time,field trips and individuals to events, as well as planning, organizing and http://www.jcu.edu/alumni/commserv/Volunteer Opportunities.htm

56. TRCC - Environmental/Occupational Safety And Health Technology 226 Emergency Preparedness and planning 3 Semester up survey of graduates 180 daysafter graduation in the environmental/occupational safety and health field. http://www.cbhe.state.mo.us/Acadafrs/newprog/Mar15/trcceo.htm

57. HPP Planning Circle health Literacy Month A summary report of who did what across North America in 2000 and 2001 and what people are planning how people are participating in health Literacy Month. http://hpp.ou.edu/Planning%20Circle

Planning Circle David Asetoyer Daniel Bejar Kym Cravatt Jane Dumas ... Rachael Tracy The Planning Circle takes great pride in helping to provide the vision, direction, and heart beat for the conferences and trainings that Health Promotion Programs conducts. David Asetoyer (Comanche) Program Development Specialist Health Promotion Programs Norman, OK David comes from a multicultural background. His family is Comanche, Anglo and Mexican, and he is very proud of all three influences. He participates in Native American ceremonies and believes strongly in these traditional ways. After embarking upon an eight year journey to obtain a four year degree, David proudly earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He also is a level II certified chemical dependency counselor. Currently, David is a Program Development Specialist for the Health Promotion Programs at the University of Oklahoma. After living away from Oklahoma for a number of years, David is happy to be grounded once again in the eka sokoobi (red earth) of Chickasha where he lives with his cat, Giselle, and three guitars that he is determined to one day learn to play.

58. Wyoming Health Resources Network, Inc Wyoming health Resources Network, Inc. assistants; community health planning technical assistance proceeded for Aware a community health planning coalition in seven counties http://www.whrn.org/pdfs/2001%20Annual%20Report.pdf

59. Jobs.html Administration or a related field Two three experience in special events planningand implementation Fitness Specialist (Full Time ­ days/Evenings/Weekends http://www.bchd.org/jobs.html

Get the latest news Sign up for a class or workshop Learn about our programs Find out about upcoming events ... Contact our staff Employment Opportunities Beach Cities Health District BCHD is a dynamic public health agency serving the 120,000 residents of Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, and Manhattan Beach through a wide range of innovative health and wellness programs. Our mission promotes a healthy lifestyle, physical activity, emotional balance, and independent living. We are currently seeking qualified candidates for the following positions. Fitness Services General Manager (Full Time) Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) is actively seeking candidates for our full-time Fitness Services General Manager position in our 16,000 square foot Center for Health and Healing (CHH). Responsibilities include the following: Supervise all CHH operations and programs including billing, membership, fitness floor, front desk operations, babysitting and group exercise programs Hire, manage, supervise and evaluate staff

60. BostonWorks - Jobs, Events, And Information From The Boston Globe Out in the field Parents can now take sons have similar workfamily concerns thesedays, regardless of 4 percent said they were planning reductions, resulting http://bostonworks.boston.com/globe/out_field/

SEARCH JOBS: Advanced Search Employer Login Post Jobs Employer Tools ... Salary Wizard E-Mail This Article Workplace Lunch most popular among co-workers More from BostonWorks Featured Articles: High-tech companies make diversity a priority Big firms relocate top jobs, aiding growth in start-ups Job Explainer Frame Maker View from the Cube Telling the truth can be hazardous to your job Job Doc 'Overqualified' label can be turned into job offer Out in the Field Lunch most popular among co-workers Who's, What, Where This week's promotions The Job Blog Keep up to date with career stories from around the web RSS XML Feed What's this? Do Americans get along with their co-workers? A recent survey says that, by and large, they do. Conducted last month, the poll of 1,385 office workers reveals that lunch is the most popular social activity outside the workplace. Overall, 97.2 percent of the respondents said they have lunch with co-workers at least a few times a year. Nearly half, 49.3 percent, said they lunch with colleagues at least once a week. When asked how often they meet co-workers for happy hour, 47 percent said a few times per year. Just over 23 percent said they attend the after-work social function a few times per month, 24.2 percent said they never meet co-workers after work. The number who attended a few times a week was 5 percent.

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