Tribe.net. Local Connections http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/bad10fda-b33a-4336-a9b3-4491c3e03d03 2006-08-18T07:17:46Z 2006-08-18T07:17:46Z

<div>Hey, this is J. <br/>I'm interested in being the new moderator for CSUF. <br/>I'm an alumni and I live in the north OC area. <br/>I have access to CSUF, Fullerton, and OC news. <br/>I can post new info. and stuff we and the tribe <br/>network can find of interest. <br/> <br/>I need the group to agree on this and then <br/>I would send the thread to the tribe <br/>computer people who would then <br/>assign me as the new moderator. <br/> <br/>If you can send me your approval <br/>or have someone else interested, etc. <br/>please post on this thread. <br/> <br/>--J</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-18T07:17:46Z http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/d2b4a543-b0a3-4c55-81d3-0c688ffdd8ea 2006-08-12T20:56:01Z 2006-08-12T20:56:01Z

<div>The Orange County Rescue Mission strives to be known in the community as a faith-based, entrepreneurial, trusted, comprehensive, valuable, outreach to the Least, the Last, and the Lost of Orange County through its services, ministry and programs. <br/> <br/>Volunteer Registration Forms <br/> <br/>Once you have considered where you would like to serve, please contact Janet Marino, Volunteer Manager, at (714) 247-4334. We will need you and/or your group to complete Volunteer Registration Forms prior to service. <br/> <br/>You may download and print them here: <br/>http://www.rescuemission.org/1volunteer/volunteer/volunteer.htm <br/> <br/>or we can mail them to you at your request. Please return completed forms to: <br/> <br/>Orange County Rescue Mission, Attn: Janet Marino <br/>P.O. Box 4007, Santa Ana, CA 92702 <br/> <br/>You may also fax them directly to (714) 258-4451. <br/> <br/>Thank you for your service! <br/> <br/> <br/>Hello Volunteers! <br/> <br/>We greatly appreciate the fact that our volunteers partner together with us to complete our mission statement which is to minister the love of Jesus to the least, the last, and the lost of Orange County through the provision of assistance in the areas of guidance, counseling, education, job training, shelter, food, clothing, and health care. Please look over the opportunities listed below to see where you might best serve. Thank you! <br/> <br/>Urgent Need for Food Drives! <br/> <br/>Organize a food drive at your church, office, school or neighborhood to collect non-perishable food for the homeless. Food Drive Kits are available to assist you in planning, coordination and publicity. They can be downloaded from our website or mailed. We need to distribute more than 7 tons of food every month!. <br/> <br/>Community Outreach <br/> <br/>Our Strong Beginnings program serves families in Orange County with children 0-5 years old. It provides such services as Case Management, Mental Health Services, Medical Treatment, Career Assessment, and Housing Resources. We are currently in need of volunteers to help in the following areas: <br/> <br/>Mobile Technological Education Vehicle <br/> <br/>There is an immediate need for volunteers to support our MTEV outreach to adults living in Orange County’s poverty motels. Volunteer duties may include: supporting staff in providing career counseling, computer training, resume preparation, or simply helping clients read a computer screen. Computer knowledge is desired but not required. Volunteers must exhibit patience and respect while working with clients who have varying education and skill levels. Training is available. Volunteers are needed Monday – Friday, 6pm to 9pm. A three-month commitment is preferred. <br/>Administrative Support: Prospects are being recruited to help our Outreach Technology Vehicle Assistant with administrative tasks to include, but not limited to: typing, copying, filing, and simple accounting (expense reports, purchase orders, and check requests). Telephone skills are needed to work with both motel clients and recruiters. Knowledge of MS Office and World Wide Web is needed. Clinics are three hours with varying time slots available. A six-month commitment is desired. <br/>Alpha Quest Tutor: But Jesus said, “Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.” If you want to be instrumental in bringing young lives to Jesus Christ and showing His love to them through homework assistance, Bible instruction, and supervision through the Alpha Quest programs set-up at various Orange County homeless motels, this ministry could be for you. Group and individual Tutors are needed Monday through Friday evenings from 7-9pm. A 6-month commitment is required. A Live Scan background check is mandatory for all prospective volunteers. This position reports to the Alpha Quest Site Coordinator under the direction of the Volunteer Coordinator. <br/> <br/>Alpha Quest Bilingual Site Coordinator: This is a fabulous volunteer management position which requires the potential candidate to speak English and Spanish fluently and have the ability to manage administrative duties for Spanish speaking volunteers at the poverty motels. A one-year commitment is required for this position. Must have excellent organizational, verbal and written skills, be able to perform hands-on tasks and have a passion to assist children while learning. <br/> <br/>Alpha Quest Bilingual Tutors: Same requirement as the English speaking Alpha Quest Tutor except you must speak English and Spanish fluently. We are currently recruiting volunteers to fill positions in poverty motels in the Spanish community. Tutors are needed one evening a week, Monday-Friday, from 7pm-9pm. A 6-month commitment is required. A Live Scan background check is mandatory for all prospective volunteers. This position reports to the Alpha Quest Bilingual Site Coordinator under the direction of the Volunteer Coordinator. <br/> <br/>New Life Mobile Medical Clinics: Professional medical staff including: Physicians, RNs, Physicians Assistants, LVNs, Nurse Practitioners and Medical Assistants are needed to assist with medical clinics for the homeless and needy, Tuesday through Saturday at various times and locations. Physicians available for daytime, evening and Saturday clinics are our greatest need. <br/> <br/>War On Hunger Mobile Food Pantry – Assistant: He said to them, “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink.” Volunteer prospects are being sought to assist with the organization and distribution of produce, canned goods and hygiene products onboard our mobile vehicle. Must be able to lift a minimum of 30 lbs. Volunteer must be committed and have a servant’s heart as you will have direct contact with our motel clients. This position involves a 3-8 hour shift on Wednesday and/or Thursday. A three-month commitment is preferred. <br/> <br/>War On Hunger Mobile Food Pantry – Stocker: On Tuesdays, help load and organize the War on Hunger truck between the hours of 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm at our Support Offices/Warehouse. <br/> <br/>Strong Beginnings Student Intern Therapist: Concurrent college/university enrollment in an accredited program leading to MFT/LCSW BBS licensure: Masters Degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling or related field, or equivalent experience preferred. Candidates will provide mental health services, (intake, assessment, progress notes, crisis intervention, diagnosis, treatment/counseling, treatment planning) for homeless families, individuals, couples and children. <br/> <br/>Men's Emergency Shelter, Santa Ana <br/> <br/>Parenting Skills Class Coordinator: “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God would be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.” Volunteer prospects are being sought to conduct weekly parenting classes for the men in the New Life Program. Curriculum and all materials are provided. Volunteers use the Active Christian Parenting course. Married couples with children who have experience in facilitation are preferred. This is a 12-week program. A team of four could share the responsibility. A one-year commitment is desired. <br/> <br/>Transitional Living Educational Tutor: Are you a Godly man who has been called to minister to men whom Christ has given a second chance? Tutors are needed to assist clients in achieving their G.E.D. and assist with college-prep instruction. Math, Literature, Science, and Social Studies are part of curriculum with emphasis on reading comprehension and math (Math I and II, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry). The program is designed to be a low-maintenance software driven program requiring minimum help from tutors except for answering questions. Tutoring sessions can be done in individual or group sessions. Hours are flexible, 2- 3 hours per week with on-call possibilities. <br/> <br/>Transportation Volunteers: Volunteers are needed to transport clients to and from doctor’s appointments, job interviews, etc. during normal business hours. Volunteers need to provide their own vehicle. If a Class B license is held with a P endorsement, an OCRM van will be provided. Proof of insurance and DMV driving record must also be provided. A three-month commitment is desired. <br/> <br/>Meal Service: Assist in the preparation, service and clean up of lunch (10:30am-1pm) or dinner (4:30pm-7pm). Groups of 2-10 needed Monday-Sunday. Weekend opportunities limited. Must be 18 years old to serve without a chaperone. Youth ages13-17 may accompany a parent. Two types of service are available, either the volunteer group can decide to cook the food that is already at the shelter, or the group can provide the food/meal. <br/> <br/>Maintenance Assistant: Volunteer to help sort and fold clothing, and to help with basic cleaning and upkeep of the shelter. 1-2 shifts, day is flexible. A six-month commitment is desired. <br/> <br/>Chapel Speaker: Share the gospel of Jesus Christ through testimony, message or music at an evening chapel service or lunchtime chapel service at the Men’s Emergency Shelter. A one-year commitment is desired. Prerequisite: A screening interview appointment will be arranged with our Head Chaplain at the Men’s Shelter. <br/> <br/>Women’s Showers: Female volunteers needed to assist homeless women with shower service, clothing and hygiene distribution at the Men’s Shelter (Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9am until 10am). A six-month commitment is desired. <br/> <br/>Support Office, Tustin <br/>Warehouse Projects: Won’t you put your hands on them as Jesus did? “And he took the children in his arms, put his hands on them and blessed them.” While we are not able to personally touch every hurting man, woman, and child in Orange County, using our hands, we can put the hands of Jesus Christ upon their lives by helping with a warehouse sort. We are currently seeking volunteer groups for sorting food, clothing, toys, hygiene kits, and compiling food boxes. This is an event specific opportunity with flexible days and hours. <br/> <br/>Office Support: Assist with various projects in the Support &amp; Outreach Offices such as typing, filing, mailings and answering phones. Extra help is especially needed during the holiday season. Volunteers who are available anytime Monday-Friday, between 9am and 5pm can either commit to a scheduled time slot, or can be placed on a list and notified when extra help is most needed. Professional demeanor and telephone etiquette is desired. Computer skills welcomed but will train for specific jobs. Volunteers will have the opportunity to show the love of Jesus Christ through direct and indirect telephone interaction with prospective clients. <br/> <br/>Office of the President – Event Support: Help the Assistant to the President coordinate special events to include: securing venues, working with caterers, and processing and tracking invitation mailings. You will be responsible for helping to see the event through to completion. Prospects should possess good office etiquette and the ability to communicate effectively. Volunteers will be placed on a list and contacted as special events arise. This is a great opportunity to put your party planning skills to work! Active seniors are welcome. <br/> <br/>The House of Hope for Homeless Women &amp; Children <br/> <br/>Meal Service: Assist in the preparation, serving, and clean up of lunch from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm, or dinner from 3:30 pm to 7 pm. Groups of 2-10 are needed Monday through Friday. Saturday is a closed opportunity. Some Sundays are available. Must call for availability. You must be 18 years old in order to serve without a chaperone. Young adults 13-17 must be accompanied by an adult. Two types of service is available, either the volunteer group can decide to cook the food that is already at the house, or the group can decide to provide a meal to serve. <br/> <br/>Child Development Center Helper: "Whoever receives one of these little children in my name receives Me; and whoever receives Me, receives not Me but Him who sent Me." Child Development Center Helpers are needed to provide supervision and care to the children at the House of Hope, while ministering the love of Jesus Christ, so that the Mothers are able to attend classes. Volunteers serve on any day of the week, Monday thru Friday, between the hours of 7:30am to 4:00pm, for 2 hours at a time. Consistency is a must. Fingerprinting is required. <br/> <br/>Children’s Tutor: The Children’s Tutor provides supervision, instruction in reading, writing and arithmetic, and assists children with various homework assignments as needed, while encouraging children to exercise good study habits and ministering the love of Jesus Christ. Fingerprinting is required. Volunteers serve any afternoon, Monday through Friday, from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm. A three month commitment is required. This service reports to the Parenting &amp; Child Development Supervisor. <br/> <br/>Adult Tutor: The Adult Tutor provides instruction primarily in math (algebra and geometry), assists mothers in attaining their high school graduation equivalency diplomas (G.E.D.), while ministering the love of Jesus Christ. Fingerprinting and a three month commitment are required. Volunteers serve any day, Monday through Friday, from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon, or 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. This service reports to the House of Hope Facilities Manager or House of Hope Chaplain on duty. <br/> <br/>Vacation Bible School: Church groups are needed who would be willing to select a week during summer vacation, Christmas vacation, or Easter break, to organize and run a VBS type event for the children. Time is flexible. There are several weeks to choose from during the summer, aside from summer school, so there are lots of opportunities! VBS will report to the Parenting and Child Development Supervisor at the House of Hope. <br/> <br/>Hope Family Housing, Orange <br/>Summer BBQ Meal Service: What a fun way for your group to serve the families in our transitional living facility! Your group would be responsible for providing, preparing, serving and clean-up of a dinner meal on a Saturday from appx. 4:00pm-7:00pm. You could even throw in some game time or a water balloon fight! Use your imagination... <br/> <br/>Village of Hope, Tustin <br/>Licensed Electricians, Plumbers &amp; Carpenters: There is an immediate need for both individuals and companies who can assist us with ongoing projects. This is a great way to help move The Village of Hope along to completion. Once completed, the Village will provide transitional housing for 192 homeless men, women and children. <br/> <br/>Maintenance &amp; Clean-up: Various projects are available at our up-and-coming Village of Hope. This is a great opportunity for school, business, community and church groups of 10 or more to help move The Village along to completion. Times and days for these projects will vary and can be coordinated through the Volunteer Manager. All volunteers must be over the age of 13. Plan on getting dirty. <br/> <br/>Painting Projects <br/>Great team building activity! We are in need of groups and individuals to help with painting projects at our various facilities. This can include: cleaning, prepping, painting and clean-up. The commitment can be one-time only or we can place you and/or your group on a list and contact you as these projects become available. Because we have a very limited maintenance staff, this help is invaluable!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-12T20:56:01Z http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/3e1c7f57-3872-4a29-8215-17eefe4be6d4 2006-08-04T23:35:06Z 2006-08-04T23:35:06Z

<div>Update your Profile Now: <br/>Tell us the type of arts news YOU want! <br/> <br/>Dear Friend of Cal State Fullerton's Performing Arts, <br/> <br/>You've asked to receive e-mail news from us, but until now we haven't been able to send you EXACTLY the kind of individualized news YOU wanted. <br/> <br/>All that's changed, as our NEW ARTS EMAIL CLUB can now send you news, information and discount ticket offers that exactly match YOUR interests! <br/> <br/>We invite you to take just a minute to CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW and either ADD or UPDATE your personal performance interests, so we can send you EXACTLY the kind of email you want to receive -- from our monthly calendar to specific types of performances and special ARTS EMAIL CLUB member discounts. <br/> <br/>Thank you for your interest and support! We look forward to seeing you at exciting performances this Fall. Season schedules will be coming out soon, and ARTS EMAIL CLUB subscribers will hear first! <br/>http://fullerton.pmailus.com/pmailweb/setup?pide=AXVkqSxjdwH8BgN0EQ <br/> <br/>Sincerely, <br/>Elizabeth D. Champion <br/>Public Relations &amp; Marketing Director <br/>Cal State Fullerton Performing Arts Center <br/> <br/>P.S. If you update your preferences by August 1 we'll send you a special $5-off PAC Coupon redeemable this fall! <br/> <br/> <br/>Cal State Fullerton <br/>Performing Arts Center, <br/>800 N. State College Blvd., <br/>Fullerton, CA 92831 <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-04T23:35:06Z http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/8fd552a9-ef96-4257-ad29-2fbab68917cb 2006-08-03T23:42:32Z 2006-08-03T23:42:32Z

<div>August 3-6, 2006 <br/>FULLERTON FILM FESTIVAL <br/> <br/>www.F3FilmFestival.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-03T23:42:32Z Kim http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/c42eb0b4-a838-4635-9d66-f70a61be8b30 2005-04-22T01:33:03Z 2005-04-22T01:33:03Z

<div>Hi! My name is Kim and I graduated from Fullerton in December '99. I grew up an SF Giants fan in northern california and when i moved to OC there was no way i could root for the hated dodgers so i became a titan fan. i have been lucky enough to see some of the players make it to the pros...most notably Kirk Saarloos with the A's.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

Kim 2005-04-22T01:33:03Z http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/995d235e-d7b4-4c03-9059-325641ca6659 2004-07-10T09:11:01Z 2004-03-27T07:02:51Z

<div>Hi, I am a liberal arts major. <br/> <br/>Any advice on good teachers to take and bad teachers not to take?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 5 replies </div>

2004-03-27T07:02:51Z shakushotoku http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/aad49291-96e3-459e-a349-a75a7fc709d8 2003-11-13T04:42:43Z 2003-11-12T09:24:05Z

<div>Hi, fellow CSUF Grads and Students: <br/> <br/>I'm Melvin, Graduated way back in 1982 with a B.A. in Philosophy, but still write the school every now and then, and still hope to donate to the Philosophy Department if I can ever get my own financial house in order. <br/> <br/>Being from the Bay Area, I so rarely get to meet people with a past in Orange County. Most Bay Area folks aren't even familiar with life behind the Orange Curtain. <br/> <br/>Hope to hear from any OC folks from North OC. <br/> <br/>Truly, <br/> <br/>Melvin.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 1 reply </div>

shakushotoku 2003-11-12T09:24:05Z shakushotoku http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/61aef1b5-6330-4a4b-96d3-98b08dfbf64a 2003-11-12T09:33:13Z 2003-11-12T09:33:13Z

<div>Hi, fellow CSUF Grads and Students: <br/> <br/>I'm Melvin, Graduated way back in 1982 with a B.A. in Philosophy, but still write the school every now and then, and still hope to donate to the Philosophy Department if I can ever get my own financial house in order. <br/> <br/>Being from the Bay Area, I so rarely get to meet people with a past in Orange County. Most Bay Area folks aren't even familiar with life behind the Orange Curtain. <br/> <br/>Hope to hear from any OC folks from North OC. <br/> <br/>Truly, <br/> <br/>Melvin.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

shakushotoku 2003-11-12T09:33:13Z Terri http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net/thread/3ebe5a56-0176-4146-9fa9-ebe962579406 2003-10-12T02:20:13Z 2003-10-12T02:20:13Z

<div>I love Cal State Fullerton so much, I've graduated from there 3 times and on my way to a fourth time! <br/> <br/>GO TITANS!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calstatefullerton.tribe.net">Cal State Fullerton</a> - 0 replies </div>

Terri 2003-10-12T02:20:13Z