News Release MEDIA INQUIRIES ONLY Contact: Jessica Novak Office of Marketing and Communications
Nonprofit and Public Service Center Date Posted: Sunday, April 05, 2009 Topic: Lakeland’s Nonprofit and Public Service Center announces spring programming
Programs for public service leaders and non-profit organizations
The Lakeland Community College Nonprofit and Public Service Center presents educational and professional development workshops and seminars throughout the year for individuals and organizations. The center also offers an array of customized consulting services and provides opportunities for networking, dialogue, and collaboration for those in the nonprofit and government sectors.
For more information, contact the Nonprofit and Public Service Center at 440-525-7434, or e-mail nonprofitcenter@lakelandcc.edu.
Please note new procedures to register for these workshops:
-To register in person, visit the main campus in room A-1044a, Office hours are Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
If you have difficulty registering, please call the Continuing Education office at 440-525-7116 or 1-800-589-8520. For questions about these programs, call 440-525-7434.
Spring 2009 Schedule
Stimulus Package: Accessing Economic Recovery Funding
Thursday, April 16
8:30 – 9:30 a.m. Main Campus-Kirtland
A Building, Room
Description: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 aims to stimulate the economy by encouraging consumption on the part of individuals, businesses, and government. Participants will learn about: Where stimulus funds will be invested; what key appropriations are of special interest to nonprofits; implementation timeline; and the application process.
Presenter: Emily A. Campbell, policy and planning associate with The Center for Community Solutions.
COURSE NUMBER: 09SNPC111.01
No Fee, but REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Nonprofit Board Roles and Responsibilities
Tuesday, April 21
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Networking and sign-in begin at 5 p.m.
Main Campus-Kirtland
A Building, Room A 2100
Description:
Whether you are an experienced board member, a newcomer to board service, or simply an interested volunteer aspiring to join a board of trustees, this interactive session will expand your knowledge and enhance your leadership abilities. Guided by Organization Development expert Sarah Spengler, MSOD, this dynamic workshop will build upon what participants already know and will help you to become even more effective in performing your Board roles and meeting your responsibilities. Nonprofit Executive Directors and other staff members are encouraged to attend as well.
Ohio Ethics Law: Can I Do That?
Tuesday, May 5
6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Main Campus-Kirtland
H Building, Room 101
Description: The Ohio Ethics Law session provides timely information regarding the Ohio Ethics Commission and regarding restrictions in the Ohio Ethics Law and related statutes that pertain to all public servants -- including public employees as well as elected and appointed public officials. The presenter will be Susan Willeke, of the Ohio Ethics Commission. Private sectors parties who are regulated or who do business with public offices are encouraged to attend as well. Participants will learn:
• How to identify and avoid acting on potential conflicts of interest; The definition of public contracts and ethics prohibitions related to public contracts
• How to identify potential post-employment requirements What general assistance is available from the Ohio Ethics Commission to understand and comply with the Ethics
Law and related statutes
Registration Number: 09SNPC109.01
**No fee, but registration is required**
Engaging the Next Generation of Leaders
Tuesday, June 2
8 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Networking and sign-in begin at 7:30 a.m.
Main Campus-Kirtland
A Building, Room A-2100
Description: In today's challenged economy, engaging the next generation of donors and board members is critical to the future viability of nonprofit organizations from both a financial and a strategic standpoint. This session illuminates the importance of attracting Gen Xers and offers practical suggestions for recruiting, engaging, and cultivating future leaders who can help to advance your organizational mission. Presenter, Sara O'Neill Sullivan is immediate past chair, Center for Families and Children and co-founder and managing director of Second Story Productions, LLC. Sullivan will be joined by a dynamic panel representing diverse perspectives on how to capture the talents and energy of the next generation.
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