partners regarding risk survey requests data from campus partner agencies in order to management compliance. make better informed decisions for student placements. Coordinate needs of Faculty and community partners Fall/Spring 2013-14 The OSL with faculty to develop innovative research and community agencies with successfully complete SL and volunteer service opportunities that included in 2013-14: student/faculty areas of research projects. Dr. Robert Swan, Criminal Justice, for his Community research and interest. Policing course with the Turlock Police Department. Dr. Augustine Awvundiogboda, Geography to revise implementation of the Rain Simulation research and demonstration activity with 5th graders in the Turlock Unified School District. CJ faculty on to Success” Mentor Program with “Pathways Turlock Unified School District videotape program highlighting the need and benefits of mentoring in the school district and impact on CSU student mentors. Dr. Jennifer Helzer, Geography for GISday in November 2013 to highlight faculty and student research projects on issues relevant to the concerns of business and government agencies in the region. Assist community partners Continue participation with the Fall/Spring 2013-14 The OSL provided active outreach and assistance to community with trainings and student Turlock Community partnerships that included: placements. Collaborative and active Request community partner agencies to fill out outreach to the local Partner Site Checklist” in order to meet the “Community community. needs of the agency and provide appropriate and valued orientations and trainings when student placements are made with an agency. The OSL works with Mr. Gil Ogden, Director, Student Services at Turlock Unified School Districts each semester for the placement, training, and orientation of over 200 Criminal Justice student mentors for k-12 students throughout 15 Turlock schools.
partners regarding risk management compliance. survey requests data from campus partner agencies in order to make better informed decisions for student placements. Coordinate needs of community agencies with student/faculty areas of research and interest. Faculty and community partners successfully complete SL and research projects. Fall/Spring 2013-14 The OSL with faculty to develop innovative research and volunteer service opportunities that included in 2013-14: Dr. Robert Swan, Criminal Justice, for his Community Policing course with the Turlock Police Department. Dr. Augustine Awvundiogboda, Geography to revise implementation of the Rain Simulation research and demonstration activity with 5th graders in the Turlock Unified School District. CJ faculty on “Pathways to Success” Mentor Program with Turlock Unified School District videotape program highlighting the need and benefits of mentoring in the school district and impact on CSU student mentors. Dr. Jennifer Helzer, Geography for GISday in November 2013 to highlight faculty and student research projects on issues relevant to the concerns of business and government agencies in the region. Assist community partners with trainings and student placements. Continue participation with the Turlock Community Collaborative and active outreach to the local community. Fall/Spring 2013-14 The OSL provided active outreach and assistance to community partnerships that included: Request community partner agencies to fill out “Community Partner Site Checklist” in order to meet the needs of the agency and provide appropriate and valued orientations and trainings when student placements are made with an agency. The OSL works with Mr. Gil Ogden, Director, Student Services at Turlock Unified School Districts each semester for the placement, training, and orientation of over 200 Criminal Justice student mentors for k-12 students throughout 15 Turlock schools.
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