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Home My WebLink AboutMINUTES - 04102001 - C.13 1 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS '� -8 L'O�_ Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE Costa DATE: APRIL 10, 2001 .:'?�r ° `T rA COU>y� ~' County SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS TO THE ARTS & CULTURE COMMISSION SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: APPOINT the following individual to the Arts & Culture Commission: Name Seat Term Ending Patricia Gulliford At Large #4 June 30, 2003 135 Austin Lane Alamo, CA 94507 BACKGROUND: The Board of Supervisors established the Arts & Culture Commission in December 1994 to advise the Board in matters and issues relevant to arts and culture and to promote arts and culture as a vital element in the quality of life for all of the citizens of the County. The Commission consists of nine members: four At Large members and one member appointed by each Supervisorial District. The Commission currently has 1 vacant At Large seat. On April 2, 2001, the 10 Committee approved the nomination of Patricia L. Gulliford for appointment to the vacant At Large seat to complete a four-year term ending June 30, 2003. Ms. Gulliford's nomination was recommended by the Commission after an extensive recruitment effort. Attached is the transmittal from the Executive Director outlining this effort. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): JOUq GIOIA MARIK DeSAULNIER ACTION OF BOARD ON April 10, 2001 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT none J AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED April 10, 2001 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF MARGO COWAN,EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,ARTS&CULTURE COMM CLERK OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) _ B � G ,DEPUTY Notice The following vacancies to which the Boad of Supervisors will make appointments now exist and applications therefore may be made in writing to the Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County Administration Building, 651 Pine Street, Martinez, CA 94553 Board, Commission Filing Deadline Or Committee Arts & Culture December 1, 2000 Commission of Contra Costa County At-Large 4 I, Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and County Administrator, herby certify that, in accordance with Section 54974 of the Government Code, the above notice of vacancy (vacancies) was posted on 11/16/00. I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of an action taken and entered on the minutes of the Board of Supervisors on the date shown. Attested: 11/16/00 Phil Batche , Clerk of the Board of Superv' or and Cou Administrator By: Deputy Clerk cc: Main Llbrary Document Clerk Delta 2000 #301,W. 10th St., Antioch,Ca 94509 Concord Library 2900 Salvio Street Concord,Ca 94519 Attachment to Board Order Chaumette C, 13 Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County MEMORANDUM Date: March 15, 2001 To: Board of Supervisors Internal Operations Committee Supervisor John Gioia,Chair Attn: Ms.Julie Enea, Senior Deputy County Administrator From: Margo Cowan, Executive Director Arts and Culture Commission Subject: At Large Vacancy on the Arts and Culture Commission I am pleased to report the action taken by our Commission at its meeting of March 14, 2001 and the recommendation of Patricia L. Gulliford as candidate for the open At-Large Commissioner position. It is the hope of the Commission that the Internal Operations Comnuttee will approve this recommendation and forward the name of. Ms. Gulliford to the Board of Supervisors for appointment to the Arts and Culture Conunission. As directed in the Internal Operations Committee memoranda of October 12, 1999 and October 27, 1999, I am summarizing the following recruitment action undertaken by our Commission: 1. Press Release dated November 19, 2000 to 19 print media on AC5 mailing list. 2. Extensive personal outreach efforts by members of the Commission. 3. Application materials mailed to 7 respondents. (Sample application packet attached.) 4. Applications received from four candidates between November 21, 2000 and March 13, 2001. 5. Interviews with two candidates at the March 14, 2001 Commission meeting. (One candidate withdrew due to health concerns and one candidate asked to have application held for July 1,2001 At Large vacancy,pending decision on employment opportunity) 6. Commission review and reconunendation of Patricia L. Gul[iford as candidate. Many thanks for your kind consideration. If there is additional information that the Internal Operations Committee would find useful in this matter, please contact me at 646-2289. Cc: Roberta Seabury,Chair,Arts and Culture Commission V 1236 Escobar Street Martinez, Cali ornia 94553 Tel: 925 646-2278 Fax: 925`646 207X=:;:Email..;+'ac5�ac5.or.:g� Web: wwzv.ac5.org f �. ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY(AC5) 1236 ESCOBAR STREET,MARTINEZ, CA 94553 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Margo Cowan November 19, 2000 925.646.2278 COUNTY ARTS COMMISSION SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR ONE AT-LARGE COMMISSIONER SEAT The Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County (AC5) seeks individuals with diverse cultural and professional backgrounds to fill one opening for Commissioner At-Large. Individuals seeking the position on the Arts and Culture Commission should be committed to the mission of AC5 and possess talents that will contribute to the Commission's success, particularly in the areas of fundraising, planning, marketing, communications, public relations, and decision-making. The Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County (AC5) is dedicated to advancing the arts in ways that promote communication, education, appreciation and collaboration throughout Contra Costa County so that we may grow creatively as a community that preserves and celebrates our diverse cultural expression. The successful candidate will have experience in community involvement and service, as well as direct experience with the arts and arts organizations. In addition, the candidate should be committed to giving all meetings and other activities of AC5 a high priority on his/her calendar; serving on or chairing Commission committees and events; staying current with all the facts and information upon which the Commission must base its collective decisions; participating in fundraising efforts and helping AC5 achieve its financial goals, being an ambassador and proponent of the arts and AC5 in Contra Costa County, and working to engage people representing all cultural and ethnic groups in the County in the arts and in the work of AC5. The vacancy on the Arts and Culture Commission exists now, and the appointment will be made by the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors. Requests for an application form and informational materials may be made in writing to: Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County 1236 Escobar Street Martinez, CA 94553 or to the following e-mail address: ac5@ac5.org C �3 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMNIISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: Home Address: Home Phone: City, State, Zip: Business Address: Work Phone: City, State, Zip: Signature: Date: Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): Community Activities: Special Interests: Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or-during the day, usually once or twice a month. S. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups icquiring additional time. ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CRITERIA FOR SERVING AS COMMISSIONER The Commission seeks individuals with diverse cultural and professional backgrounds who have demonstrated verbal, written, administrative, financial and interpersonal skills as well as business acumen. In addition, individuals seeking positions on the Commission should: • Be committed to the mission of AC5 • Have talents and skills that will contribute to the success of AC5, particularly in the areas of: • Fundraising • Vision-setting • Planning • Marketing • Communications/Public Relations • Decision-making • Have some experience in community involvement and service as well as direct experience with the arts and arts organizations. • Are committed to: • Giving all meetings and other activities of AC5 a high priority on his/her calendar • Serving on and chairing Commission committees and events • Staying current with all the facts and information upon which the Commission must base its collective opinions and decisions • Recognizing that an essential function of a good Commissioner is fundraising and cooperating in helping AC5 achieve its financial goals, including participation in fundraising efforts • Being an ambassador and proponent of the arts and AC5 in Contra Costa County and working to engage people representing all cultural and ethnic groups in the County in the arts and in the work of AC5. Adopted March 12, 1997 ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY "at large: not limited to any particular place, district, person, matter or question..."(Black's Law Dictionary, 5th edition) THE ROLE OF AN AT-LARGE COMMISSIONER FOR THE ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION WILL BE: ► to work with the District Commissioners in their districts as teams - choosing those districts closest to an at-Large Commissioner's residence, if possible. ► to work with the District Commissioners to represent AC5 outside the County and to the state (at conferences, workshops, seminars), where necessary. ► to work with all the cities in Contra Costa County that do not have city- sponsored arts/cultural commissions/plans; facilitate in organizing them. ► to represent the entire County and support County-wide activities; not just district events. "work"includes doing presentations at events that inform others of what is being done in our County and how others can help. All Commissioners will strive to coordinate efforts to attend events to give out awards, make speeches, evangelize the value of perpetuating a community's arts and culture and to support the events and encourage others to do more. Therefore, we should divide attendance up between all Commissioners so one or two Commissioners do not have to go to all the events they are asked to attend. Prepared by Commissioner Jay Downs Siska 6.3.99 Adopted by Arts and Culture Commission 7.14.99 1 ARTS AND CULTURE COMMISSION OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FACT SHEET Mission The Arts and Culture.Commission of Contra Costa County(AC5)is dedicated to advancing the arts in ways that promote communication,education,appreciation and collaboration throughout Contra Costa County,so that we may grow creatively as a.community that preserves and celebrates our diverse cultural expression. Origin Greater support and increased recognition of arts and culture were key objectives of a citizen task force organized in April 1994 to study the feasibility of an arts and culture commission in Contra Costa County. The 40-member task force conducted an extensive outreach effort to assess of needs of arts and culture- related organizations and individuals throughout the County. Based in part on the result of that assessment, the County Board of Supervisors established the Arts and Culture Commission on December 13, 1994 and formally appointed the Commissioners in June 1995.The first meeting of the Commission was held on July 12, 1995. The Commission is comprised of nine members -- five to represent each of the supervisorial districts and four to serve at-large. Public meetings are held at 3:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month in Room 108-A of the County Administration Building,651 Pine Street,Martinez. Alliances As recommended by the task force, the Commission has formed arts alliances in each supervisorial district. These alliances are comprised of artists, arts organizations and interested citizens to allow for grass roots participation in Commission efforts. Priorities • Formulation of a County Cultural Plan,a community-inclusive fact finding and consensus addressing the opportunities and challenges facing arts providers and patrons in the new century. The Board of Supevisors is expected to adopt the County Cultural Plan in January 2001. • Endorsement and advocacy of arts and culture-related events that give visibility to the rich cultural and ethnic diversity in the County. • Implementation of a fund development plan to help the Commission achieve its public service objectives. "Friends of AC5,"a nonprofit tax-exempt organization,was incorporated in August 1997 to conduct fundraising activities on behalf of the Commission. • Working with schools and arts education leaders to ensure that comprehensive, sequential arts instruction is re-introduced into the school curriculum in Contra Costa County. District Commissioners District I- Dr. L. Eve Armentrout,Ma, Esq. District II-vacant District III-Roberta Seabury (Chair) District IV-Robert R. Rezak(Vice Chair) District V-Donald Meagher At-Large Commissioners William R. Frey, Ph.D. (Treasurer) Eileen Ward Adele P. Laput One vacant position Administration: Margo Cowan, Executive Director Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County 1236 Escobar Street, Martinez, CA 94553 925-646-2278; Fax 925-646-2078; ac5La.c5.org 12.15.00 X13 CONTRA COSTA COUN"j",Y ADVISORY BOARDS, CO&�nSFI SNS OR CONVAIT 'EES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for s l n K,� -Fo r Application Form must be typed or hand printed. 60"'`" ^SS'E)"%- Name of Applicant: Q2 ►c%a L• U', o d`� y Home Address: 139 Ao s-6-- Home Phone: 0 zS)$ZD- 2-9 S 3 City, state, zip: iA q 'A s°7 Business Address: Work Phone: City,- State Zip: Signature: �p k Date: 11 ,716 , Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: Q7ac ��o o-� �^ �`t'S l� ``'`a � u````'t-lr� � k�a�w a� � 1�'l S. 1-\3� � L.v f�•�•�- �a,ti-'rt a L-o S-�a Co�� s��c c� kc�-1 S w a�►\� l',�� -Q�.� a-r-F-S -�-a to� ^'�o,�-� o-� a �a.r-�- o-F 4..a_.c� Lo+�.�w.��..=,-�--c_.f _ i w A-U-Z S Lo'j k�. Occupation (student, for Ray works not for pay work, retiree or similar): �s5d a (�✓�s;��ss �f� �� w��"� •�aY �r.�-��a�s�aQ �� h� ��5 � ��p, --�.; cw.� �� Sc6�� c�T—�� S �-�rcZ"�.v� Q 0 S i-�i��- �k.CQ.-c�Q�S wl� '�-t`i►'� •�� `� r-�a�' L" AD�� D\\off-vV) .a7`: (:ommu`n_ity Activities: AU V Special Interests: LS ��n•�a p 1� \S L \��v c ti a,,.JcQ e v\1O Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of interest Statements. 3. Matings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in arras not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. S. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups inquiring additional time. 81/22/2001 06:16 5102348206 EBCPA PAGE 02 82/20/2081 14:05 1256462078 ac`5 PAGE CONTRA COS'T'A COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS SIONS OR COMAfMEES APPLICATION FO M Name of a0 boo board Wlyins for .,.,,�..,,j�iww 1 psi APPIk tioA Form must be typed 4r band priAted. FL e of Apptiam: 1Gr✓t Home pboase:. o . , z �Aa*m: �� , � � � 'wotic Phone: ip z3q_567cf Dace: Ori 'el�d Q t PrrmW Expaiewt, 5kW1 grid 1riknit �dua tlom/Backdrvund: �>� `4� tc m, IJ 0mupstlon (M&nt. for pay work, nok for pay work mdm or stmHar): �rdWk111ji-,;fR., D ,udf�, � - cos, l�c►ivkir:: . Alts �Pk1�• �� rtwvl5� '��d �' "�� .C.��(�M'� �„ ,,'�� . !;pedalImere:u: M t W�tKtc. �kc w "5 1. File ooa n1m od gpIiratift Wm Ck* of the Board, 631!Fta Soret. Room 106, Mardw. CA 1NS33. - Z. Mombm of tans advkM both" MEY be rogttlred W fie anaual Coamot of Iatamm Fsawmeau. 3. MookIp of advbm bodies my be bdd 1e M&IIWU o� 1st arcs aot aooa.:tble by pubUc wFaq - 4. I adap may be bead WW in the s+r=Wls ordWiaj +e day, nsJdl). Cm or mtoo a mvnch S. some%ak%auip>t x0mbers op wbaomn tam or W**i pate►*lobbs add4do" ems. cc: Supervisor I Margo Cowan, RECEIVED Arts & Culture staff i FEB 2 1 2001 CLERK CON TRAOCOSTA Co.ISORS 91/22/2001 03:40 5102348206 EBCPA PAGE 03 Dien Maurice Jones 4900 Park ldlvd,Suite 138 Oakland,CA 94602 (510)658-9431 (v) 510)658-3677(FAX)suflwarrlor®calitornla.cotn Arts Administration &Management • Fund-raising & Develo ment *Arts & Education Program Developer i I Professional History Professional Achl4ve' "lents Administrative Director Directs the operations of Performing Arts Center fhot serves over 1700 students a East Boy Center for the Performing Arts week,coordinating fiscal i,cenorios,administrative issues, and technicol operations. Richmond,CA Oversees'develoornent activities,technical services,developing internal and October 1999-Present extemol'commuiiication strategies and record systems. • Coordinates development strategies,marketing,and public relations. • Provides leoderAip omong staff and addresses concerns of the Board of Directors and pefsonnel,implementing crisis intervention,when needed. Director and Founder Produces summer writing✓.workshops involving the promotion and development of Voices of Our Nation Arts Foundation writers-of-color,including ilrecruitment of renowned faculty and screening applicants for University of Son Francisco_ participation, School of Education • Facilitates Itotsori with School of Education and Upward Bound through a Son Francisco,CA porticipant•mentpring program September 1999-Present • Develops fiscal drofile including acquiring funds from internal and external sources,as well Os,implementing-fhe financial operations • Produces all maQeriols,communications, reports,and computer,audio and video promotionk. Director Directed Masters of Fine Arts Program in Creative Writing of Saint Mary's College Masters of Fine Arts Program Acted development specialist for fund-raising efforts for literary program,its Saint Mary's College staff and studenti. Morago,CA Designed outreajch activities for Saint Mary's College engaging immediate August 1997 to October 1999 regional commulnity • Supervised the dlevelopment and production of literary journal and competition. Associate Director Served as Associate Di►e4or of Associated Writing Programs Associated Writing Programs Directed Fund-r6ising effort for 29 year old 501 (c) 3 literary service Tollwood House organixotion,in4luding funding George Mason University research proposal writing,and grant implementation. Fairfax,VA October 1995 to May 1997 National Administrator Acted as National Directdr of AmeriCorps arts program-Writers Corps WritersCorps/Associated Writing Programs Implemented Fuhd-raising strotegies with foundations both public and private. Fairfax,VA Served as Iioisoi between local partners and national funden. September 1994 to October 1995 Staff Liaison Designed and coordinated four programs involving artistic,education,and DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities community cooperation. Washington,DC Produced and directed Washington Writers Week May 1993 to September 1994 Developed and facilitated first annual D.C. Book Fair. • Administered grant programs (4 disciplines)for D.C. Commission of the Arts & Humanities Development Director WPFW/Pacifica Radio Increased onnubl grants income from $80,000 to $420,000,expanding Washington,DC pledge fulHflmerlt rate from48%to 75% 1989 to May 1993 Authored NiTA 41rant from Commerce Department and co-authored MSIP grant from Corporotion for Public Broadcasting Related Achievements Founded and directed SufiWarrior Publishing Company,o small,multi•titfed pualishing concern,Acts as publisher and editor. Estoblished Bay Area literary Coalition bringing together efforts,services and resources of 16 literary programs and organizations Produced and developed the Hurston/Writers Week West,first African-Americon boated Writers workshop focusing on the needs of writery of color. 01/22/2001 03:40 5102348206 EBCPA PAGE 04 Diem Maurice Jones ' Flagg 2 �.�....��.w PUBLICATIONS PERFOkMANCES Publications: Dog Talk, ZyLzyyo Volume 58,Spring 2000 Dog Talk Lost Nightmare, Walrus 1999 Contributions to anthology, Drum Voices, Editor,Eugene Redmond,2000 Sufi Warrior,A Collection of Words by Diem Jones,Juke Boz Press, Oo4lond, Colifornio,'..Septeriber 1998 #1 Bi n i Road, Photo-history of Parliament Funk4delic,Sufi Warrior publications, September 1996 Performances: Reading and Performance Cody's Books, Berkeley,CA April 19, 2000 Lecture and Performance Young Rhetorician's Conferdnce,Mohierey, CA,June 25, 1999 Notional Poetry Week Poetry Reading,Oakland Nblic library, April, 1999. Poetry Reading, Sufi Warrior Iowa Summer Writing Festivhl, Iowa City, IA, 10 June 1998 Workshop Leaders Read, Hurston/Wright Writers Week West, 28 July 1998 Lecture&Discussion, #I Bimini Rood Elliott Boy Books,Seattle,WA, 28 November 1996 Vertigo Books, Washington, D.C.., -7.November.1996 Country of Origin,percussionist: Egypt,USIA Tour. Thalia Thoater, Cairo, January 13,Consulate,Cairo,Janvory 14, University of AleXondria,Dalrionhour,January 16, 1999 .Saint Mary's College Hurstan/Wright WritersWeek West, 26 July 1998 Women and Children First,Chicago,Il, 2 J-uly 1998 Barnes &Noble,Jack London Square, Oakland, CA, 23 April 1998 Modem Times Bookstore, Son Francisco, CA 16 April 1998 Powells Books, Portland, OR, 8 April 1998 Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, NC, 2 April 1998 Other Performances Percussionist, Breakina the Fast,Porter Troupe Gallery, San Diego, May 5, 2000 African American History Month, Saint Mary's College, 12 February 1999 Percussionist, Poetry Readinig, USIA Tour, Jordan, 2 January 1999 Related Activities In the Literary Arts Acted as Panelist on Community Outreach for Literary Programs at AWP National Conference, 27 March 1998 Moderated panel on self-publishing in From Pen to Print Conference, Mills College, 14 March 1998 Produced commemorative book for Arts Millennium Project,sponsored:by the Concord Pavilion Associates, chronicling artistic disciplines in Contra Costa County:Arts: Contra Costo Co-sponsored Publishing Conference with 59 panelists and 360 attendees Graphic Design,Desktop Publishing & Photography • Designed and Produced Action Plan for Chlamydia for California Deportment of Heolth • Developed marketing, graphic and P.R. materials for Treasure Line Records • Produced WritersCorps video documentation. • Planned and administer graphic and photography services for clients. • Produced commercial photography, brochures and advertising packages. Education Bachelor of Arts Film making American UAiversity, Woshington, DC 1975 Continuing Post Graduate Course work includes Broadcast Management, Marketing, Television Production .01/22/2001 03:40 5102348206 EBCPA PAGE 05 /3 Diem Mawice Jones. Page 3 Related Experiences Art Director Creative Director Adjunct Professor Uncle Jam/CBS Records Diem 3 Studios American University Hollywood,CA Washington, D.C. Washington D.C. 1979 to 1983 1977 to 1979 1975 to 1977 Supervised and managed all art& Planned and admini3teredi9rophic and phofogrophy Oesigned and taught merchandising packages as well as cervices for ranges of clients. basic and advanced TV spots and promotional videos for photography courses. CBS label. Client List California State Deportment of VACA Leather Stores Alpha Graphics Health Institute for Karmic Guidance -William Grant Still Community The Association of American Beverly Hills Sport Car Soles, Arts Center Cultures Inc _ Black Radio Exclusive The Kidney Group/Music in May Pacifico Foundation US Olympic Committee Theragen Pharmaceuticals Air New Zealand Kay Jewelers George Clinton British Caledonia Airways' Chafitz Coopers&Lybrond Korean Airways Bock Alley Theater Frank ColonVechno•Primol AB,M Records U5 Pork Service Percussion Polygram Records Red Cross (USVI) Lockheed Life Sciences Division Warner Records Henry J. Kaufman &Associates California Institute of Health Affiliations Zara Neale Hursion/Richord Wright Foundation President, Board of Directors Voices of Our Nations Arts Foundation Fouriding Board Member RoundHouse Press Founding Board Member Bay Area Literary Coalition Founding Member Public Radia Association of Development Officers Fou4ng Board Member Notional Society of Fund-raising Executives Member The Association of American Cultures Member Blacks in Public Media Meriber AFTRA Ment ber k:,ONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMNIISSIONS OR COMMMES . 3 APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for - 6?r qel 00=71,55 /'0" C4 Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: 0, 14k i r e. ✓rt n n fN r e-fze r Home Address: ) (0 '7 0__),u 4-k r A c, e. C+, Home Phone�9a5) $�° —05770 City, State. Zip: C.o ri c o rd, -CA Business Address: tv/,4 Work Phone: N IQ City. Sta , Zip: Signature: . ,_.p_ Date: Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: 11 Q. .�4 , £'1erne1, �arc� eALxr_cxt an, SUNY PbTsdarn, Major Y►1u5�G Mihof - �YQh1u� d. M, ClihicalhRewee.(r'al , 3os�,-%i Llh�'u.ersi �� M. A ih Hugeuoi S�c�ies, San 7rar7c1Sco 5�0.�e C In progress) Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): -Regi reCL Former clemetj1(a � }eacher/ Mu-yearn and salter) Qrfs educator's QhcL CAr f JCu 11-ery U I y'e�.�otZ Community Activities. Gard 6 Y _Di'reJocs- Con Cerci( {�rnbQSSa� arS C,11ur�hCemnr� �feesccQc�i'�,'Iic°s or'mer 3oarcl o -DiYeJors mem bey-- V +'s(Ack I A--+s Ser, aclors, Gca IIPry CorcarcC Io l U.le it Iii I'i h u `IArec- t, o-�i i vie s o,".01 a Ka r► e' i'n 11 u r S i �5 o rr e 5, }c , PYc�c:�al teT+e s• fir{S at.d0C'C-0- &speCial(� ox+s Me L16- fh) MLL51c. - Plow-li'►tz( a r ani l.Jku le lei bantt"o -X:r,'5A0-u1�ure, - eS r_;0_11 Wus cgpl Let 1l abau - ,'��er�n t+ cu (fares ooki►t e r Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 105, Martinez, CA 94353. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in area not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. S. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups i+equhing additional time. CLAIRE ANN KRETZER �• /3 X16? `_%outliridge Court Concord,California 94518 (925) 686-0570 EDUCATION: Master of Arts, Museum Studies (in progress) San Francisco State University 1970 Ed. M.- Elementary Education Boston University 1966 B.A. -Elementary Education, St. Univ. of N.Y., at Potsdam TEACHING: 1986-1989 K-6 Substitute; Public, Private schools, Concord;Pittsburg & Martinez, CA. 1981-1986 Grade 3, Bingham Tract Elementary., Honolulu, HI. 1979-1981 Grades 3-and 4, Detroit Public Schools, Detroit, MI. 1977-1979 K-6 Reading Specialist, Fairfax Co. Schools, VA. 1970-1977 K-6 Reading Specialist, Endicott Public Schools, NY. 1966-1969 Grade 2,Endicott Public Schools,N.Y. GALLERY/MUSEUM EXPERIENCE: Gallery Concord Concord,CA. Sept. 1995 -present - Director, Gallery Concord Sept. 1993 - Sept. 1995 - Education and Volunteer Coordinator Spring 1989 - Sept 1993 - Volunteer Docent Member: Visual Arts Benefactors Board, Secretary/Treasurer; July 1995-97 - Member Visual Arts Benefactors "Arts Board" Oakland Museum Oakland,CA March 1993 - December- 1993 Contract work in the Natural Sciences Education Dept. Program design,classroom/museum evaluation, Oakland Public Schools M.H.deYoung Memorial Museum San Francisco, CA Education Intern, Museum High School Ambassador Program Sept. 1990 to May 1991 Duties: Research, Ambassador Training, Program Preparation Hearst Art Gallery Moraga,CA. Volunteer Fall 1987 to 1991 Duties: Research,editing book: Williatn Keith The Saint Mary's Collection; registration and inventory of permanent collection; installation assistant. Cartoon Art Museum San Francisco, CA Spring 1991 Duties: Development and evaluation of`Cartoon Art Appreciation .Literacy Packet" for distribution to local schools. HONORS Golden Key National Honor Society The Paul Harris Fellow Award, presented by the Concord Rotary International, 1997 I6:01 FROM TNCRNEl l-MORGAN TO 64620?:3 F`'01 C1 / CON Y R A COS1'n f'OUN y ADL SORY,soARDs, co?*U�MIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM CA►�� Nam= of sdvisary tioazd spplying for 04A41LI_If5_j04C-TZ a-+- Y Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Namrc of AppliCallt: NTN /� C . M a P-G ra N Howe Addtts,:.2I aQ ti�w `"� T� Home Pbone��as s,3 a4 31 City, state, zip: �E sc..ev�.� r3�.s.1� ��- ��s1`� Business Address: Work Pbone: City. Su"A, Zip• $igttataltre: P. 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