Meet our 2002/2003 Board of Directors & Committee Members
| Board of Directors Ruth Faulkner, Chair
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Training & Development Committee Ally MacKay, Chair |
| Planning & Evaluation Committee Connie Morgan, Chair |
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Personnel Committee Ruth Faulkner, Chair |
Committee Reports:
Training & Development Committee
We held a training day on Friday October 24, and the response from those who came was that they all had a good time. Many thanks to Rob Shepard, Linda Irwin, and Joanne Stuart for the informative and interesting workshops that they presented. We will be holding a New to Literacy training in the future as we had very few people sign up for this training . If you have staff members who would benefit from this please contact Melanie or Wanda . We will be holding a training in the spring for the ministry that will be covering workforce. The pilot workplace projects in the field realized that literacy programs needed to do further research in this in the area of before implementing it within our programs. Submitted by Ally MacKay, Chair
Planning & Evaluation Committee:
What did you learn today? OLC outreach materials are now available! The Network has a small supply of personalized pens to share with members. |
The Network is seeking volunteers interested in devoted some time toward evaluation our services and planning for the future.
Traditionally the Planning & Evaluation Committee has played an role
in assisting with the development of the Business Plan for the coming
year, has made recommendations for possible projects and has assessed
how well the Network delivers its 7 core functions. If you are interested
in sharing your expertise, contact Wanda or Melanie at the Network
office at 730-1414.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Did you know...
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So much for spelling skills!