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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 10061992 - IO.12 I .O. - 12 + To: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS _ Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE / Costa - Co l County DATE; September 29, 1992 SUBJECT: Appointments to Private Industry Council SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)i BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Reappoint to the Private Industry Council (PIC) the following nominees for two-year terms expiring September 30, 1994. Rehabilitation Category Rich Fidler, President Rehabilitation Services of Northern California Nominated by Rehabilitation Services of Northern California Labor Category Marshall Walker III, Vice President SEIU Local 790 - Richmond Chapter Nominated by the Central Labor Council Education Category Sylvester Greenwood, Deputy Superintendent Richmond Unified School District Nominated by Richmond Unified School District Business Category Dave Rossi, Vice President - Human Resources Prints Plus Barbara Shaw, President Barbara Shaw Seminars CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: -L-YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY T TOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE T K'4�� SIGNATURE S: RO C ODER SUNNE WRIGHT McPEAK ACTION OF BOARD ON October 6 . 1992 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED 4— OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE UNANIMOUS(ABSENT AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: _ AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. Contact: CC: Private Industry Council ATTESTED t County Administrator PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF Auditor-Controller SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR 0-1 BY DEPUTY M3E2 (1:8Ei I .O. - 12 2 . Appoint to the Private Industry Council for a one-year term expiring September 30, 1993 : Education Category Dr. Helen Spencer, Vice Chancellor Contra Costa Community College District Nominated by Contra Costa Community College District 3 . Appoint to the Private Industry Council for a two-year term expiring September 30, 1994: Economic Development Category Beth Lee, Redevelopment Project Manager Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency Nominated by Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency 4. Appoint to the Private Industry Council for a two-year term expiring September 30 , 1994: Business Category Karen Bean, Owner Piano Finders George Hamm, Account Representative Insurance Sales Elaine Miyamori, Regional Coordinator Human Resources Great Western Bank BACKGROUND: See attached memo from Art Miner, Executive Director, Private Industry Council. Our Committee has carefully reviewed the recommendations of staff and the qualifications of the nominated candidates, as well as the distribution and balance of the P.I .C. Based on this review, we believe that the above recommendations will provide the best possible balance to the P.I .C. , retain qualified and interested members, and improve the geographic and ethnic balance of the P.I .C. , and we urge the Board to approve our recommendations. -2- CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PRIVATE-h!DUSTRY COUNCIL 2425 BISSO LANE, SUITE 100 CONCORD, CA 94520 646-5239 DATE: September 23, 1992 cc: CAO - C.L. VanMarter Supervisor Powers Supervisor Fanden TO: Internal Operations Committee Supervisor Torlakson (Super isors Schro er & McPeak) FROM: Arthur C. Miner, Executive Director Private Industry Council SUBJECT: PIC APPOINTMENTS The Board needs to make ten appointments to the PIC for positions whose two year terms expire on 9/30/92 and to fill a resignation. Three of the current members are ineligible for reappointment due to having served the maximum of their full three two- year terms and not being officers of the PIC or other national organization. The PIC consists of 20 members of the following composition: Business 12 Community Based Organization 1 Education 2 Economic Development 1 Labor 2 Public Employment Service 1 Rehabilitation 1 The JTPA legislation requires the Board make its appointments from among individuals nominated by organizations represented by each category. The composition of the PIC is subject to review by the Governor, who periodically certifies that our PIC is consistent with Federal and State legislation. State legislation requires PIC vacancies to be filled by the Board within 60 days. The PIC Chair, Uda Johnson, with the Bank of America Concord facility, specifically requests the Board to recognize the value of previous experience in light of previous program success and with the goal of maintaining PIC member consistency and expertise given the need to plan and implement JTPA amendments effective July 1, 1993. It goes without saying that the PIC expects the Board to only appoint individuals that are willing to volunteer the necessary time to ensure the PIC remains a viable organization. All current PIC members standing for reappointment have been active PIC members. The Board will have a total of 10 appointments from among nominees with the following distribution: NUMBER OF CATEGORY APPOINTMENTS NOMINEES Business 5 16 Education 2 2 Labor 1 1 Rehabilitation 1 1 Economic Development 1 1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - 1 Appointment There is one nomination for the Economic Development position - Beth Lee, County Redevelopment Project Manager. This position was previously held by Tom LaFleur, the Executive Vice President of the Pittsburg Economic and Housing Development Corporation. Mr. LaFleur has served the maximum PIC term; due to recent cutbacks his organization has no alternate nominee and he recommended as his replacement a County Redevelopment Planner. Beside PEHDC, staff solicited nominations from the county and all city planning departments. The personal data sheet for Ms. Lee is attached; staff believes the Board would be well served by her appointment.. REHABILITATION CATEGORY - 1 Appointment There is one nomination for the Rehabilitation position - Rich Fidler, President/CEO of Rehabilitation Services of Northern California and the current incumbent. His nomination was endorsed by Robert Mathews, the former incumbent and the State District Administrator for the Department of Rehabilitation. Mr. Fidler was also a former member, the Chair of the CETA PIC when he worked as a personnel officer in private industry. The PIC Executive Committee feels the Board is fortunate to have Mr. Fidler volunteer for a second term. As you may remember from the various PIC contract items agended for your action, we occasionally have small contracts with Rehabilitation Services of Northern California. Accordingly we had County Counsel review the State and Federal laws and regulations to ensure Mr. Fidler would not be disqualified. County Counsel has provided us with an opinion that Mr. Fidler is not precluded by State or Federal law from being appointed to the PIC. His personal data sheet is attached. LABOR CATEGORY - 1 Appointment There is one nomination for the Labor position - Marshall Walker III, President SEIU Local 790, Richmond Chapter. Mr. Walker is also an Urban Planner with the City of Richmond and the current incumbent. His nomination for reappointment has been endorsed by Steve Roberti of the Central Labor Council. Twenty-one labor organizations were notified of the opportunity to nominate a labor representative and of Mr. Walker's interest in being reappointed. His personal data sheet is attached. EDUCATION CATEGORY - 2 Appointments There are two vacancies and two nominees for the Education positions, Dr. Helen Spencer, Vice Chancellor of Educational Programs and Services, Contra Costa Community College District and Sylvester Greenwood, Assistant Superintendent, Richmond Unified School District. One of the appointments is for a full two year term, the other for a one year term - the remaining term of Ina Rae Lapum, Chancellor's Consultant Community College District, who resigned to enjoy her retirement. Since Ina Rae tended her resignation just as we were soliciting nominations, we notified all the School Districts and our private general and vocational County mailing list of the two vacancies in accordance with the controlling Federal and State notification requirements. We also held Board processing of the acceptance of her resignation until after nominees were available to fill the position to ensure compliance with the State mandated timelines for filling vacant positions. Although there is no specific rule or policy, Board practice has been to appoint one PIC educational representative from the Community College District and one from the secondary system. These two nominees will allow for a continuation of that practice, with Dr. Spencer completing Ms. Lapum's term. BUSINESS CATEGORY - 5 Appointments The business representatives were nominated through the County Chambers of Commerce, with the Walnut Creek Chamber coordinating the compiling of a list. Attached is a list of the business nominees and copies of their personal data sheets. Two are current PIC members (Shaw & Rossi) . Staff believes the Board would be well advised to seriously consider reappointing both. Barbara Shaw is on the Board of Directors of NAPIC (National Association of Private Industry Councils) , providing us with direct input to DOL and advance knowledge of pending program shifts. Dave Rossi is eligible for one additional appointment; he is Vice President, Human Resources with Prints Plus. Due to his expertise and past participation, the PIC Chair recommends his reappointment. The other three vacancies are as a result of Steve Giacomi, past PIC Chair having serve the maximum three two year terms, the resignation of Fred Gaul due to business commitments, and Skip Glass not applying for reappointment due to his reassignment within IBM. The Board did attempt to backfill Fred Gaul with Jay Ripley, LDS Employment, but Mr. Ripley was unable to accept the appointment when it was clarified that his employer was a non-profit organization not eligible under federal regulations to represent the private sector. Of the remaining business nominees, several have shown recent or on-going interest. Of those, three would specifically address PIC membership balance. Elaine Miyamori, Human Resources Regional Coordinator with Great Western Bank, is the only large company applicant; the PIC Executive Committee specifically recommends that one of the new appointees be from a major 'employer. Ms. Miyamori would also provide a PIC representative of Asian American descent, an ethnic category currently not represented on the PIC. George Hamm is the only East County business representative - an area from which the PIC would otherwise have no business representatives. With the growth in East County, particularly in the service and financial employment fields, an active member of the East County business community such as Mr. Hamm would enhance our ability to benefit from East County employment growth and ensure East County representation. For the third position staff recommends the Board consider Karen Bean, owner and founder of Piano Finders. Ms. Bean was one of the presenters at last months Board JTPA Alumni event; she was a very articulate and enthusiastic supporter of the PIC and its programs - staff, the PIC members in attendance and the Board members all indicated they were impressed. Although at this time staff is not requesting an appointment, the new Board will have an opportunity to appoint an additional business member in February when Uda Johnson's term as PIC Chair ends. There is also the possibility that federal regulations now being drafted to be effective. 1 July 93 will require up to five additional appointments prior to the start of next fiscal year. ACM:baj Attachments Retur'n I original application to : I am applying for : PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL ECONOMIC DEVELOP14ENT 2425 Bisso Lane, ',�100 Category position on the Concord, CA. 9L.,.520 PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL RECO14-'t AGENCY : CCC PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME: i'n L C e- HOME ADDRESS : PHONE: +9el - 90C)l Sh�ojj St-:ect H%'Yu4o , CA ILi'-) -t BUSINESS ADDRESS : PHONE : I C' L+ 14 C, '�trtlft I RAtVhoc.-F-, C'A q t OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE : RACE/NATIONAL ORIGIN: (optional) !j EDUCATIONAL BACKGROtrND : LIC�r'i (" B, ri L PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held) : RfA COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES : SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS : TAAR� ak�d ej'Lj CAA-C J XA1 t�-We5 / OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Date Signature PLEASE NOTE: Members of some County advisory committees are required to file a CONTRA COSTA COUNTY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY DATE: September 18, 1992 TO: Art Miner, Executive Director Private Industry/C cil FROM: Jim K v SF -� De t Direct r- evelopment p'22 SUBJECT: PIC mic Development Seat •y�,� ' •V I would like to take this opportunity to nominate Beth Lee, Redevelopment Project Manager, for your vacant Private Industry Council Economic Development Seat. Beth has been on staff with the Redevelopment Agency since 1988. She presently is Redevelopment Project Manager for our North Richmond and Rodeo Redevelopment Project Areas. The North Richmond Project Area, with its large employment- generating land use component, will require a high degree of integration of job training and economic development activities. I appreciate the opportunity to nominate Beth. I'm sure you will find her a good addition to your PIC. If you have any questions, please call me at 6-4076. JK:Ih SRA5/econsest.mem 4tetur•n `original application to : I an applying for: PRIMATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL REHABILITATION 2425 Bisso Lane, n100 Category position on the Concord, CA. 94520 PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL Rehabilitation Services of Northern Calif. RECOMMENDING/NOMINATING AGENCY PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME : Richard A. Fidler 30,4..T e.�`E ;a R �•E HOME ADDRESS • __.__ _ PROFE : 932-4784 Walnut Creek, CA 94598 BUSINESS ADDRESS: PHONE : 682-6343 1855 Gateway Blvd. , 4990 Concord, CA 94520 OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE : RACE/NATIONAL ORIGIN: (optional) President/CEO of Rehabilitation Services of Northern California (A private non-profit company) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND : BA Rhetoric & Public Address Cal-State University, Hayward PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held) : CAL-ARF (Calif Assoc. of Rehabt Facilities - _,::yPaL/ IVE dip-Fc l&A NARF (National Assocation of Rehab Facilities) ON 4N i NT ESC 101 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Founding President of Shadelands Children's Center Former Chairman of the Board RSNC - current Board Member Fist Chair of CCC Private Industry Council SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS :. OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: riirranf mPmbpr of PIC. Chair of the PIC Oversight Committee & Member of PIC Executive Committee. Cl 2- Date Signature PLEASE NOTE: Members of some County advisory committees are required to file a _ __i, . __ -9 4 at atAtam ant. 8eturn original application to : I an applying for : PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL LABOR 2425 Bisso Lane, n100 Category position on the Concord, CA. 94520 PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL Contra Costa Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO Recommending/Nominating Agency PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME: Marshall Walker, III HOME ADDRESS : YFi0L'iE 328 So. 41st .Street 234-7801 Richmond, CA 94.804 BUSINESS ADDRESS : PHONE: City Hall - Redevelopment Agency 620-6546 City of Richmond, 2600 Barrett Ave. , Richmond 94804 OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORIGIN: (optional) Urban Planner/Redevelopment Urban Renewal EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND :. AA Community Development AA P61itical Science BS Geography Post Grad Work MPA University California - Hayward PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held) : SEIU Local 790 Vice President - President Richmond Chapter Central Labor Council of Contra Costa Monarch Lodge X673 F. & A. M. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES : Board of Directors - Boys Club of Richmond Board of Directors - Richmond Credit Union Membtr A.P.R.I. Richmond Chapter Vice President Contra Costa County Democratic Central Committee SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS : Local 790 Unionist of the Year 1984 California Delegate to 1988 Democratic National Convention - CD #7 West's Who's Who in Government Services 1991 OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Current member of Private Industry Council .sE�r yam` Date nature PLEASE NOTE: Members of some County advisory committees are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Return original application to: I am applying for: Educational Representative Contza Costa County Private .Industry Council Category position on the 2425 Bisso Lane, Suite 100 PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL Concord, CA 94520 Recommending/Nominating Agency Richmond Unified School Distr1rr PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME: Sylvester Greenwood SOME ADDRESS: 2699 Longview Drive PHONE: 223-5623 Richmond, CA 94806 BUSINESS ADDRESS: Richmond Unified School Dist. PHONE: 234-3825 EXT. 2002 1108 Bissell Avenue Richmond, CA 94804 OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORIGIN: (optional) Deputy Superintendent EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BA Degree in History MA Degree in Educational Administration California Teaching Credential/Admin. Credential PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held): Association of California School Administrators Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Richmond Association of School Administrators USF Alumni Board/Navy League of Richmond COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Boys Club of America Exchange Club SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Working with young people. Volunteers Contra Costa Juvenile Department OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Former Professional Football Player (New Orleans Saints) �j W`C S4,J Date SrInature PLEASE NOTE: Members of the Private Industry Council are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Letters of endorsement should be attached to this form. Return original application to: I am applying for: EducationalRepresentative Contra Costa County Private Industry Council Category position on the 2425 Bisso Lane, Suite 100 PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL Concord, CA 94520 Rneco ending/Nominating Agency PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory .Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors I NAME: Helen Spencer HOME ADDRESS: PRONE: (510) 439-9676 2070 Biscay Drive Pittsburg, CA 94565 i BUSINESS ADDRESS: PHONE: (510) 229-1000 Ext. 203 500 Court Street Martinez, CA 94553 OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORIGIN: (optional) Educator African-American Vice Chancellor, Educational i Programs and Services EDUCATIONAL. BACKGROUND: S.S. English M.Ed. , Supervision Ph.D. , English PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held): Member, National Council of Teachers of English Member, Community College Humanities Association Member, Association of California CommunityCollege Administrators Member, National Council of Instructional Administrators CO'tR--i'u'NITY ACTIVITIES: Hillview Junior High School PTA { SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: See attached resume OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: i I Date Signature PLEASE NOTE: Members of the Private Industrly Council are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Letters of endorsement should be attached to this form. i HELEN BENJAMIN SPENCER 2070 Biscay Drive Pittsburg, CA 94565 (510) 439-9676 EDUCATION Bishop College; B.S. English and Spanish; 1971; Texas Woman's University; M.Ed., Supervision and Reading; 1977 Texas Woman's University; Ph.D., English; 1989 i i PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE TEACHING i Assistant Professor of English and Reading, Bishop College, 1980-1986 Taught freshman and upper level courses in English and remedial and developmental courses in reading. Instructor of TECAT Preparation Courses, Cedar. Valley College, 1985-1986 i Taught strategies in English and reading for successful completion of the examination. Teacher. Upward Bound Program, Bishop College, 1985-1986 Provided tutorial instruction in English for high school students. Teacher of English and Reading, Dallas Independent School District, 1972-1979 Taught courses in English and reading to ninth through twelfth graders. ADMINISTRATIVE Vice Chancellor, Educational Programs and Services, Contra Costa Community College District, Martinez, CA, July 1992-Present Duties Under general direction of the Chancellor, to develop and implement the programs and services districtwide related to instruction and student services in accordance wdh the mission of the District;to plan,organize,and direct research and development processes,including educational,instructional and student service assessment and projections, and product and service audit and evaluation processes; to assist in the planning, development, and implementation of Board policies, operational procedures, and the strategies for achieving District goals and objectives; and to do other related functions as directed. Interim Associate Chancellor, Contra Costa Community College District, Martinez,CA, March-July 1992 Duties Serve in a staff capacity to the chancellor by providing a variety of professional and administrative duties related to instruction and student services, and the design and development of District policies, procedures and services. i Accomplishments Developed a faculty intern program for the.recruitment of underrepresented groups to serve as Instructors in the District. Leading management team and working with Union and Academic Senate in the developmert and implementation of a tenure review policy for non-tenured, tenured, and,part-time faculty. Providing leadership in a District sponsored Pre-School. Dean of Language Arts and Humanistic Studies and Related Occupations,-.Los Medanos College, Contra Costa Community College District, Pittsburg, CA, 1990-March.1992 Duties As one of four deans, provided educational and managerial leadership for the deveiopment, Implementation, and evaluation of an integrated curriculum in language arts, art, recording arts, journalism, drama, music and humanistic studies; also administered services which include student government, student activities, tutorial services, women's center, National Issues Forums for the community,music and drama productions,art exhibits,various conferences and workshops;supervised sub-area chairs, full and part time faculty, student activities manager, director of tutoring and women's center coordinator. Accomplishments Provided leadership for the formulation of a cultural arts series. One of sic persons who developed a district wide management evaluation process. Assisted in the formulation of a contract for managers for submission to the board. Appointed to Regional Area East Bay Colleges and Universities Task Force, whose task is to design a plan to increase the flow of students through undergraduate and graduate education to the faculty ranks. Initiated a review and revamping of the English for Non-Native Speakers program. Division Chair,Communications and Humanities.Cedar Valley College, Dallas County Community College District, Dallas, TX, 1986-1990 Duties Supervised and evaluated the faculty,staff,and all programs of the division and coordinated a full range of course offerings: developmental studies, English, foreign language, photography, art, music, (certificate and degree programs), reading, speech, humanities, and English as a second language; taught one course per semester. Accomplishments Served on district committee which developed sexual harassment policy. Served as campus representative to district Mulb-Cultural Community.Building task force. Co-authored and served as grant manager for JTPA grant. Wrote proposal and served as project director for 1989-90 Takis Mouzenidis project,a multicultural arts program, sponsored by DCCCD Foundation. Wrote proposal and received funding for the initial publication of Expressions humanities magazine which is in its fourth year of publication. Designed and implemented English as a Second Language program, an ESL program of offerings was begun; developed the speech program; led faculty in developing instructional equipment proposals through which the division received funds to establish a computer classroom,to upgrade equipment in recording arts and music,and to purchase a printing press which provided for the offering of printmaking classes. Designed and implemented Project Quest, a bock program for underprepared students, consisting of a reading,writing speech and math course with a counselling and study skills component;the program is in its fourth semester. Designed and implemented oo fte-wide took review series now In its fourth year. Made creative use of funds which allowed for the installation of computers in the learning skills lab and the purchase of MIDI equipment in music. Grant Manager, Basic Remedial Education Program, JTPA Grant, 1990 Co-Chair, Contemporary African-American Literature Conference, sponsored by the Dallas Public Library, 1990 Secured funding of $30,000, planned and organized all activities for one day conference in order to expose Dallas citizens to major writers and critics. Coordinator, Biennial Texas Black Women's Conference, sponsored by the Museum of African American Life and Culture, 1986 and 1988 Planned and coordinated two day conference on issues relevant to women. Writer/Editor, Department of the Army,U.S.Army Training Center Engineer, Fort Leonard Wood,Missouri, June-August 1985 Wrote and edited civilian personnel handbook; supervised support personnel for the activity. Chairperson, Department of English and Modern Languages, Bishop College, 1981-1983 Planned and coordinated all activities and functions relative to the daily operations of the department for faculty, support personnel and students. Director, Communication Skills Laboratory, Bishop College, 1980-1981 Operated remedial reading laboratory by planning and coordinating all activities for students enrolled. HONORS •Graduated Magna Cum Laude, Bishop College, 1971 • Language and Literature Award for Scholarship,Texas Woman's University, 1983 • Extra Miles Award, Bishop College Alumni Association, 1983 • United Negro College fund Fellowship, totalling$20,000; 1983-1984 and 1%4-1985 •Most Outstanding Graduate Student In English Award,Texas Woman's University, 1984 •Outstanding Service to Students Award, Cedar Valley College, 1989 •Fellow,'Expanding Leadership Opportunities for Minorities In Community Colleges,'sponsored by League for Innovation in Community Colleges and The Kellogg Foundation, 1989-1990 •Won DCCCD competition for Takis Mouzenidis Grant which brought artists-in-residence to campus,1989- 1990 3 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 'Literature:The Real Thing,' San Antonio,TX, Texas Joint Council of Teachers of English, 1981 'Teaching Literature to High School Students,'Beaurriont,TX,Beaumont Indeperxient School District,1981 'M. L IGng's'I Have A Dream'Speech:A Rhetorical Wonder,•Martin Luther King Observance, Dallas,TX, Bishop College, 1982 'Effective Wrung,' Officer Professional Development Program, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, 1985 Tips for Sucoessful Teaching,' Dallas, TX, Dallas Independent School District, Alternative Certification Program, 1989-1990 Consultant and Workshop Leader, Remedial Programs, Cameron University, Lawton, OK, 1989 Co-Presenter, NISOD, Austin, TX, 'Academic Advisement A Model that Works,' 1990 Co-Presenter, TABPHE, Houston,TX, 'Retention Programs That Work,' 1990 Guest Lecturer, Yuba Community College, Woodland, CA, 'African American Literature: A Panoramic View,' 1991 Panelist, Leadership 2000, Chicago, IL, 'Issues Affecting Black Female Administrators in Community Colleges, ' 1991 Presenter, National Council of Teachers of English, Seattle, WA, 'Emerging California Writers' 1991 Presenter,Texas Historical Society,Austin,TX,'Along the Road to Civil Rights:Four Dallas Women,'1992 PUBLICATIONS Civilian Personnel Handbook, Department of the Army, 1985 Dissertation: 'The Aristotelian Tradition in the Novels of Alice Walker: A Contemporary Application of the Five Canons,' 1989 Editor/Co-Compiler, Bibliography of African-American Literature: 1940-1990, 1990 Book Reviewer for Antioch Daily Ledger, Antioch, CA, and Black Books Bulletin, Chicago, IL, 1991-1992 Work in Progress, The History of Black Texas Women, with Ruthe Wirregarten to be published in 1992 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS •Member, National Council of Teachers of English • Member, Community College Humanities Association ' • Member, Association of California Community College Administrators r Member, National Council of Instructional Administrators 4 LIST OF PIC BUSINESS NOMINEES --Karen Bean, Owner John Matheis, RealtorJohn Matheis Realty Piano Finders 5023 Clayton Road 1073 Shary Circle Concord, CA 94521 Concord, CA 94518 676-8400 676-3355 Dawn Biocca, Image Consultant Elaine Miyamori, Regional Coordinator Color Me Beautiful by Dawn Human Resources 5027 Sweetwood Drive Great Western Bank Richmond, CA 94803 7600 Dublin Blvd., #204 Dublin, CA 94560 758-7104 551-6159 Carlos A. Bonilla, Consultant Allen Payton, Special Projects Liberty Union High School Dist. R. S. Ayres Financial Corp. Adult Education 675 Ygnaclo Valley Rd. , #B-202 850 Second Street Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Brentwood, CA. 94513 634-2565 943-6120 Sherman Fishman, Marketing Rep. Carole Ransome, Manager Real Estate Sara Sales Company P.O. Box 285 P.O. Box 321 San Francisco, CA. 94101 Orinda, CA 94563 934-4860 835-4446 Sharon Halper, President Dave Rossi, Vice President Sierra Environmental Services Prints Plus 847 Arnold Drive 2500 Bisso Lane, #200 Martinez, CA 94553 concord, CA 94520 370-1280 680-8025 __---George Hamm, Sales Acct. Rep. Barbara Shaw, President 2780 Entrada Circle Barbara Shaw Seminars Antioch, CA 94509 1222 Cambridge Drive 937-5300 Lafayette, CA 94549 Tracy Holzman, Parnter Christopher Smith, Marketing Executive Wild Bryde Jewelry Affiliated Computer Systems 3742 San Pablo Dam Road 525 Market Street, Suite 1400 El Sobrante, CA 94803 San Francisco, CA 94105 222-1222 (415) 267-0379 Joanne Kenefick-Tansey, Owner Cindy Turner, PrincipalTurner & Associates Kenefick Consulting 3254 Claudia Drive 935 Moraga Road Lafayette, CA 94549 Concord, CA 94519687-7376 283-0442 9/92 #2:business.Ist e *-. -sit,..-......�----- •------ ---- ---- JUH-23 — CCC PRIVATE IND CNCL P . 02 TUTa or �1a ayPiieafioa to: I w applying fort Business Representative walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Category position on the Atex: isaeutive vice preaidmt PWVA?a INDDSM CODMCIL - 1501 NVILb BsoadWay. MO i+ooamandiog/goaiwtiug Agency V#Uut Creak. CA 94596 County Chambers of Comerce PBR60MAL DATA SBEE? XmInees roc Adlrisozy Board sad QmLpsions to the CAMM Costa County foard of Wpernisors aaa nnc--Raas: �� �} PROM G 7a- 3 C/ a 3 Z6 3 Q,��;^'`,'"�J � 9'�f5 17 DI; n o+ P BUSIHass ADDRE68: r_ 10 1)3 .5 ha-c( Cti-GQe C�cn-►&ayc� 8 C%} `1HS 1 OCCUBASION AHD WORK TITLE: CA ORGIV: .(optional) Gt,GC 4r",-h cZ-Y o F,n �/ EDUCATIOAAL BAMGROM: tROFUSiONAL AND "ATEBAAL IQ;MDERSHIp9 (ineludins offices bald): U IU FT 5 860 C0?9WMTY ACTIVITIES:a 9�LvGf ��LL'G �tl Q � ..l..v GtGcc cec�, (�ip�sLe/�o C./ix•-�i�! (�ct� � '�Ct�y�-,-� AMIAAL'. IMMISTs AND AC_COMYLIBIDMYTOl J� OTIMR NMZW0RTKY IHFORMATOI01i(If prLc��c•—C•�•i ��w,•� C�u ,Qo Q'Y `. U� c�c,v — r��u�r. C t p2 .j. Pas .s/7 N)py �• 9 C:2- Dots gasters PLEASE WMV lkabsrs of the Private Industry Couneil are anuirad to file a oonfliet of interest statement. Letters of endoreareat should be attacbad. -----------------•------------------•------------------------------------------------------------------- * P. 01 * TRANSACTION REPORT * JUN-25-92 THU 14 : 29 Return original application to: I am applying for: Business Representative Ualnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Category position on the Attn: Executive Vice President PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL . . 1501 North Broadway, X1410 Recommending/Nominating Agency Walnut Creek, CA 94596 County Chambers of Commerce PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME: 11,4 �►'� HOME ADDRESS: PHONE: LS /O 7 7 0 f/OSr 4V 7 kd EiV7-m d 4 iR BUSINESS ADDRESS: PHONE' OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORGIN: (optional) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: fnA�✓t4 40,11 C##fISTI/h1J 115 e M4N HA r>',#y k-'-5 6 ,jDv4 rF w d R 1< - AVD ECS R Es X4 V -5 E ZMY v,VIII VAD S PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held): IYAL V vvlt" f- M r, m e> J,►'Z S EVE R*J, rie*FFI C ,�-7-16+�V S AM r/9 Tl oti C 1616 5 COMMUNITY SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: J 41— 9 s C'W Elle S /�.S W I T IF OAP 1 ON I he brff yS 91V F.177 -11 Z-Ns Co OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Z`n rm ✓� h w+M►V,v t T y T l V/c !'l rF�,,�,y S,g�pe Rat M P4.4 S 0 W#FiEL 5 JNr�o I<DCp 6>ps e S. 72, Date VSignature PLEASE NOTE: Members of the Private Industry Council are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Letters of endorsement should be attached. Return original application to: I am applying for: Business Representative , walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Category position on the Attn: Executive Vice President PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL 1501 North Broadway, #410 Recommending/Nominating Agency Walnut Creek, CA 94596 County Chambers of Commerce ; PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME: Elaine Miyamori HOME ADDRESS: PHONE: BUSINESS ADDRESS: PHONE: Great Western Bank 551-6159 7600 Dublin Blvd. , Suite 204 Dublin CA 94560 OCCUPATION AND W6RK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORCIN: (optional) Human Resources Regional Coordinator Asian American EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held): COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Date Signature PLEASE NOTE: Members of the Private Industry Council are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Letters of endorsement should be attached. Be'turn original application to: I as applying for: -- Business Representative Valnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Category position on the Attn: Executive Vice President PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL 1501 North Broadway, X1410 Recommending/Nominating Agency Walnut Creek, CA 94596 County Chambers of Commerce PERSONAL DATA SHEET nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors NAME: David J. Rossi HOME ADDRESS: PHONE: 37 Holven Court 787-2362 Crockett, CA 94525 BUSINESS ADDRESS: PHONE: PRINTS PLUS 680-8025 2500 Bisso Lane, X1200 Concord, CA 94520 OCCUPATION AND WORK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORGIN: (optional) Vice President Human Resources EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BBA - 1968 - Siena College, Loudonville, New York MBA - 1981 - St. Mary's College, Moraga, CA. PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSEIPS (including offices held): Northern California Human Resources Council (former member of Job Information Exchange Committee) S.F. Chapter - Human Resources Systems Professionals COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Member - Corckett/Rodeo Chamber of Commerce Former participant/instructor - California Junior Achievement Program Member - Concord Chamber of Commerce SPECIAL INTEREST..S AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Current member of Private Industry Council; member of PIC Planning Committee Dat gnature PLEASE NOTE: Members of the Private Industry Council are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Letters of endorsement should be attached. Return original application to: I am applying for: Business Representative kalnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Category position on the Attn: Executive Vice President PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL 1501 North Broadway, #410 Recommending/Nominating Agency Walnut Creek, CA 94596 County Chambers of Commerce i PERSONAL DATA SHEET Nominees for Advisory Board and Commissions to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors 1Q11_ME: Barbara N. Shaw ROME ADDRESS: PHONE: 1222 Cambridge Drive 283-8498 Lafayette, CA 94549 BUSINESS ADDRESS: PHONE: Barbara Shaw Seminars 283-6929 1222 Cambridge Drive Lafayette, CA 94549 OCCUPATION'AND WORK TITLE: RACE/NATIONAL ORGIN: (optional) President - Barbara Shaw Seminars EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BA - Mathematics - University of California - Davis, 1967 PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL MEMBERSHIPS (including offices held): Lafayette Chamber of Commerce American Society for Training & Development Community Training & Development Project Oakland - East Bay Junion Leage Soroptimists 1967-1976 President 1969 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: OTHER NOTEWORTHY INFORMATION: Member of Private Industry Council since 1983 (Served as Chair 1986-87, Vice Chair 1985) Current Chair of P.IC Marketing Committee Member of National Association of Private Industry Councils (S rued as Chair 1991) Mau Date Sigbature PLEASE NOTE: Members of the Private Industry Council are required to file a conflict of interest statement. Letters of endorsement should be attached.