September GA Recap 2017

Thu, 09/14/2017 - 10:29pm

Thanks to everyone who came out to kick off our first meeting of the year! If you were unable to come to the meeting, feel free to go over the agenda and various opportunites attached below.

General Assembly Meeting September 13th, 7:00-8:30 

7:00-7:05  Meet the Executive Board

                  Ilsa Mir, President hcascpresident@gmail.com                       

                  Sophie Lovering, Vice President hcascvicepresident@gmail.com

                  Raki Balaji, Secretary hcascsecretary@gmail.com

                  Jennifer Jung, Treasurer hcasctreasurer@gmail.com

7:05-7:10  Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB) Report Anna Selbrede, student_member@hcpss.org

                  Twitter: @HoCo_SMOB

7:15-7:25  Meet the Appointed Officers

7:25-7:35  Student Voice Convention w/ Libby Milano, February 21st

                  Explore the changes in Policy 2010

                  Learn how to get involved

7:35-8:10  The Howard County Office of Planning and Zoning
                  Solicit feedback from students about the zoning and planning vision for Main Street Ellicott City
                  Invite students to see themselves as part of the community as engaged informed citizens

8:10-8:20  Closing and Networking

                  Use this time as an opportunity to meet our Appointed Officers and explore the opportunities on the posters around the room. Find out how HCASC works in our community and get involved!
                  Who else needs to know about what you heard tonight?

Follow HCASC on Instagram at @hcasc_hcpss

Our next meeting will be held on October 11th, from 7:00-8:30 at Homewood.

Text @hcasc1 to 81010 to receive reminders from the HCASC Executive Board!

LEADERSHIP WITH A PURPOSE 

Leadership and Service Opportunities

 

Opportunities to serve on HCPSS Policy Review Committees and Howard County Government Advisory Groups- contact cindy_drummond@hcpss.org for more information

Volunteer Center of Howard County – Looking for a way to volunteer? You're in the right place. Click on “Find An Opportunity” to view our current volunteer opportunities. From that page you can filter the search results based on location, key word, issue, skills, age range, availability or other criteria. Click on the Opportunity Calendar link to view date & time specific opportunities in a calendar view. http://www.volunteerhoward.org/

Food on the 15th  www.foodonthe15th.org  Help collect non-perishable food items and toiletries for senior citizens in Howard County.

Special Olympics Howard County

Interested in volunteering? Want to coach and mentor athletes with intellectual disabilities? Consider volunteering for Special Olympics Howard County! To volunteer you must be at least 14 years old or a freshman in high school. To apply for a volunteer position, visit www.somdhc.org and complete a Volunteer Application. You must also complete an online Protective Behaviors Course, which can be found on the Volunteer page, and attend a Volunteer Orientation class. Pre-registration for the latter class is required by sending an email to Janet Larrimore, at JanetandWalter@comcast.net.

 

Howard County NAACP Youth Council

The youth council holds monthly meetings every third Monday of the month at 6:00 PM at the Ridgely’s Run Community Center, 8400 Mission Road, Jessup MD 20794. They sponsor Health Fairs, Juvenile Justice Programs, Voter Registration Programs, along with many other events. Please visit their website, www.hcnaacpyouth.org or email their president hocoyouthnaacp@gmail.com for more information.

 

Howard County Voices For Change https://hcv4c.org/

Voices for Change (V4C) is coordinated by the Howard County Government’s Office of Children’s Services, but receives major sponsorship from the Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks, the Columbia Association Youth & Teen Center, and the Howard County Public School System.

Voices for Change is made up of members of each Howard County high school, a handful of middle schools, and Glenelg Country School.  The group meets twice a month on Tuesdays from 5:00-7:00 at the Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks Headquarters Building. Dinner is provided at each of these meetings.  V4C creates a welcoming, friendly environment for all members, old and new.  To join, you must be a Howard County resident in at least the eighth grade.

Howard County Recreation and Parks https://www.howardcountymd.gov/Departments/Recreation-and-Parks/MM-Volunteering  Are you looking for an opportunity to make a difference in your community? Howard County Recreation and Parks is an excellent place to start. We have volunteer opportunities for adults, teens and children in areas including: Adventure and Outdoors, Early Childhood and Youth, Heritage and Historic Programs, Middle Patuxant Environmental Area, Natural Resources, Therapeutic and Inclusion, and Trips and Tours. To find opportunities that match your interest and to create an account, please visit www.HoCoVolunteer.org. For more information contact: Shawnte’ Berry Volunteer Manager 410-313-4624 sberry@howardcountymd.gov

 

Howard County Library  https://hclibrary.org/support-us/welcome-volunteers/student-volunteer-page/ Howard County Library System (HCLS) welcomes students who want to volunteer. Teen volunteers develop new skills and gain practical experience as well as learn about the HCLS educational mission and vision. We are looking for students who are mature, dependable, polite, and love HCLS. Service Learning Hours may be available for students who volunteer. Students are responsible for checking with their school to verify that their hours will qualify. If you have any questions pertaining to HCLS’ volunteer program, please contact HR Specialist & Volunteer Coordinator  Mary Murbach 410.313.7750.

Howard County Police Department https://www.howardcountymd.gov/Departments/Police/Youth-Programs Several programs for middle and highs school students in Howard County including Bear Tracks, Collision Avoidance Training, Community Athletic Program, Explorer Post 1952, P.L.E.D.G.E Summer Leadership Camps, and Youth Police Academy

Opportunities with Local Government

County Executive and County Council want you to intern with them! For the County Executive, contact now for opportunities in the 2017-18 school year. Grace Fielhaur gfielhaur@howardcountymd.gov

County Council Members are looking for interns and volunteers and you can contact your councilmember directly or email them all at councilmail@howardcountymd.gov

Please talk to Cindy Drummond for more information and tips on how to apply cindy_drummond@hcpss.org

 

Local Children’s Board (LCB) and Maryland Youth Advisory Council (MYAC)

Looking for current 10th or 11th graders to attend monthly meetings with community leaders to discuss public policy impact on youth in Howard County contact cindy_drummond@hcpss.org for more information.

 

How Can You Find Out About More Opportunities

  • Start with relationships in your school
    • Student Services
    • Administrators
    • Teachers
    • Coaches
    • Advisors/ Club Sponsors
    • Support Staff
  • Go with your interests to make meaningful connections
    • Faith based community
    • Sports
    • Arts
    • Clubs
    • Service

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