Dream Corps Cover Letter

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With great willingness, I am applying for the position of Senior Program Development Specialist with the Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative. My longtime friend, Madelyn Keck, learned of the position and suggested I apply. I am seeking both a change and a challenge and this opportunity provides both. My education, skill-set, and experience make me an excellent candidate for this vacancy.

The effects of low-quality education can be injurious to children's development. The eradication of low-quality education in children from lower SES is critical for improving the well-being for all. The skills that I have acquired during my PhD makes an exceptional candidate for your organization. As Postsecondary Data and Policy Analyst, you are seeking an individual who can effectively communicate orally and through writing. I have given presentations to individuals from various backgrounds and can disseminate information to the general public. I have published articles in numerous peer-reviewed journals. The independent nature of my doctoral degree has helped me with managing multiple deadlines and projects over the last five and half years. I have supervisory experience teaching and mentoring master’s and undergraduate students. As well as collaborated with colleagues at Morehouse School of Medicine and other local institutions. My dissertation research required extensive data analysis and collection, I am proficient in using Excel and SigmaPlot to analyze large data sets. Previously, my department tasked me with creating and managing fiscal budgets and planning organizational

I am energized by lively discussion, value diversity of opinion, and am one who will always work hard to ensure we accomplish our goal. I have had the opportunity to serve as a board member for several organizations at Georgetown, have led fundraising efforts that have totaled more than $150,000, have planned large-scale events and conferences for Oxfam America and Georgetown Residential Life, and have overseen budgetary appropriations for several clubs as President of the Georgetown University InterHall Council. During my two years as a Resident Assistant, I prided myself on planning activities that appealed to residents from a variety of backgrounds, and I worked tirelessly to build communities where everyone felt included and supported. More recently, I became one of 40 SERVE Leaders at Fannie Mae working together to plan and organize company-wide volunteer opportunities, brainstorm and direct fundraising for the “Help the Homeless” campaign, and partner with local non-profit organizations to create strong relations in and with the communities we serve. I thrive in dynamic, consensus-driven environments that leverage my desire to solve problems and reshape perspectives, and my passion is epitomized in empowering and working closely with others. I hope to have the opportunity to bring this same dedication

Wanda, I am sending this E-mail following our conversation about having Jo come to the CLC to provide an in-service to the staff about "Prosthetic Eye."

I have always known I wanted to work on social justice issues and now I know that I want to address social problems through research and advocacy. I recently returned from a five month trip to Asia, and traveling and talking to people from all over the world highlighted for me just how far behind the U.S. is on certain social issues. I remember sitting in a tea house in Nepal, talking to friends from Denmark, Slovenia and Germany about our respective criminal justice systems, and feeling almost ashamed describing the state of U.S. prisons. I would be excited to help address these issues as a special assistant with the Brennan Center’s Justice Program and I believe my combination of writing skills and administrative experience would make me a valuable addition to your

I possess a broad range of experiences that give me the skills to be successful in this position. My current position as Confidential Assistant for the USDA Office of Marketing and Regulatory Programs has afforded me the unique opportunity to work on the cross-section of trade, regulation and market promotion. Business Forward afforded me a unique understanding of how businesses can affect economic policy and refined my programming skills. I recently helped successfully organize a summer fashion show in Washington DC. I also helped shaped a trade mission to South Africa in October

I am writing to express my interest in the Feature Writer position for HerCampus. I am currently a senior at Barrington High School and plan to pursue majors in Economics and English at Dartmouth University in the fall. I have been a long-time follower of the HerCampus magazine, which is known for including a plethora of articles from a wide spectrum of issues, ranging from personal statement advice to opinions on climate change to behind-the-scenes information of popular TV shows.

I would like to work with the Oklahoma athletic training association; this is an organization that it focused of the professional development of athletic trainers in the state of Oklahoma. In addition, the organization focuses on developing the understanding of the importance of these professionals for the safety of student-athletes during their participation in sports. I do believe that the members of this organization are knowledge people recognized in the stated and nationally, they are open to suggestions, but at the same time, they are able to explain, mentor, educate, and guide people over the importance of the profession.

From our discussion and my resume, I hope you will agree that I am very qualified for this position and with my recruitment and talent coaching background combined with my strong relationship management, capabilities to work within a team environment, and my entrepreneurial acumen would immediately contribute to the objectives of the Ben Hudnall Memorial. Additionally, I would also

My experience at the Haskayne Career Centre has been one of a kind and is something I would never change as it has changed me as an individual as created the professional within me. The Haskayne Career Centre is a subset of the larger Haskayne and University of Calgary organizations that is focused toward Haskayne students, alumni and employers. The centre works with students to find employment and volunteer opportunities, create eye catching resumes and help guide students towards their own career goals. Additionally the Career Centre offers employers support for their recruiting initiatives, resume books, interview coordination on campus, career fairs and a central job posting board. My role as Communication and Engagement Coordinator at the Career Centre plays and important part in ensuring that the daily activities of the centre continue and we are able to serve the students to the best of our abilities. Currently I worked on a project with/for each member of the Career Centre as my role is for promotion, student engagement and a catch all for work. My main goals are to engage as many students as possible through our social media channels increasing followers, likes and comments while informing the students of what is going on around the centre and Haskayne.

I am writing this letter to express my intent on applying for the open position for the Recruitment and Outreach Team Lead and the Community Engagement Team Lead in Toledo. Having worked with Girl Scouts of Western Oho for the past two years as both a Recruitment Manager and Community Engagement Manager, I am confident I have the experience necessary to handle the unique challenges presented by either position. I am an enthusiastic, self- directed employee who is able to collect and analyze information to find workable solutions to problems. My focus on efficiently planning and organizing my work has proven successful in prioritizing and handling multiple tasks. I enjoy working as part of a team and positively contributing to group achievement and I continue to prove my ability to effectively communicate with a diverse range of people.

I am highly interested in this position because I want to learn more about the development of a resume, different job search strategies, and the overall job market. Along with learning these skills, I want to help out peers who need guidance in the career world. The job market over the years has become incredibly competitive. Obtaining peer career advisor skills will not only help clients, but will also benefit me personally and in my future Public Health career. As Public Health educators, we are constantly working with the community and finding out people’s needs. Learning the peer career advisor coaching skills will help me to better understand how to serve my community when I begin to work in the Public Health field.

Working with nonprofit agencies and AmeriCorp V.I.S.T.A. (Volunteer in Service to America), I had the opportunity to learn firsthand at the efforts given within agencies to service the environment and the public by making changes, and implementing reforms on different issues. I found I have a passion for people, legal policies, compliances, and I am very good as a spokes person, or advocate speaking on change. During the time when I was facilitating as a General Education Development instructor for

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