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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/05/1995 AGENDA MAPLEWOOD HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Tuesday, December 5, 1995 Maplewood City Hall Conference Room A 7:00 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER H. AGENDA APPROVAL III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES IV. OLD BUSINESS "A. Update/reminder on schoc contacts for Diversity & Poster Contest - All /B. Review revised draft of intro to business letter - Marie ✓C. Review draft letter to area HRC's - Gordy 7D. Update on Premier Bank Donation - Mike V. NEW BUSINESS ✓+A. Draft publicity for Poster Contest - All B. Vote on 1996 Officers - All VC. Begin Annual Report preparation - All S�a VI. OTHER BUSINESS C u �e� vsvAA, A• 3 c.r 6r^".( �LA a. ctitv�y • VII. REPORTS �`N _Hrrr,on �r-MOW �l A. City of Maplewood B. Agenda items for next time VIII. ADJOURNMENT C\WPWIN60\HRC\AGENDA 11 21 95 15:-17 FAX 612 297 1329 Lal:)or & Industry w2 Maplewood'Unman Relations Commission Minutes from Nov 14, 1995 Present Marie Koehler, Gordy Heininger,Linda Wainio,Regina Laroche-Theune,Lynne Croes, Carol Code.Ex-officio:Mike McGuire, Sherrie Le. Absent: Gail Schiff Guests:Maria Cantu- Costilla,N ichelle Fullerton, Jeffrey Kringle, Timothy Medd (candidates). The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by Chair Marie Koehler. A motion to approve the agenda was moved, seconded and approved_ A motion to applove the minutes was moved, seconded and approved. Old Business: A.Joint Regional Meetirrg/Corrmttrmty Everrt We discussed various methods of how we should go about planning for a joint regional meeting. We decided to send a letter toneighboring NRC's outlining our idea and invite them to join in planning the event Gordy offered to send a letter to NRC's by Dec_ 1. We agreed that this could also be the idea for a community event- We discussed what topic to address and-sect -en-domestic violencea Lynne will contact the Family Violence Network about speakers. l� 0},;5 } r•�e 0.n B.Diversity award and poster contest materials: We made a few changes in the letters and entry information. These will be sent out around Dec. 1. After they are sent out, each commission member is responsible for contacting schools to see if they have received them. The school assignments are:Linda-Weaver, John Glenn; Gordy-Mounds Parr Edgerton,EMI- Murray;Marie-presentation, St Jerome's;Lynne- Carver,Beaver Take; Carol -Maplewood and Capitol City,Regina- Getlisemene, Transfiguration_ New Business: A.Letter to Businesses and Fraternal Organizations: We will again send a letter to Maplewood businesses and fraternal organizations to inform them of what we do.We will include a copy of the annual report and a poster from IlvtfiRC. Marie will re-work the last letter sent out_ Other business: Mike gave each member a t-shirt that was handed out at the Oct. 18 event to employees and commission members. Regina informed us that the ECFE resource meeting had been changed to Fri.,Nov. 17. She asked if anyone else could attend as she didn't know if she could Linda reported on training she attended on Student Human Ri•its Task Force Development Linda will not be at the December meeting. Carol will be gone in February_ 11-'21, 95 15: -18 FAX 612 297 1329 Labor & Industry 0u.3 New Commission Member Interviews: There were four candidates present We asked them if they preferred to be interviewed as a group or individually. They were agreeable to a group setting- Each commission member asked a question of their choice. After we were finished,they left. We made a first and second choice_ Marie will forward this information to Sherrie. An activity the commission should consider is a more structured process to interview candidates. We like the informal process, but being more prepared would give us a better idea of what to look for in our candidates. Marie announced that Gail hadn't been at the past several meetings as a member of her family has become very ill. Since Gail has moved out of the city, her membership would expire at the end of 1995. Marie also said that she had been asked to consider taking a class by her employer that would give her skills in communicating uld �persons °���and dig mT'h1s class runs 14 weeks on Tuesday nights, February. She hasn't yet decided to attend the class,however. Regina and Gordy have both agreed to stay on the commission. Next meeting: The nem meeting is Dec- 5. Agenda Publicity for poster contest Reminder calls for schools Human Rights conference attendance Respectfully subs, • I Lynne Croes HRC Secretary CITY OF mApLEw 0 0 i) -,t, ;fin . 1830 E. COUNTY ROAD B MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA 55109 December 4, 1995 FIELD(1) Dear FIELD(2): The Maplewood Human Relations Commission is once again proud to sponsor the Diversity Awareness Award. As with last year, this year's Diversity Awareness Award will be offered in conjunction with a Diversity Awareness Poster Contest. On behalf of the Maplewood Human Relations Commission, I invite your school to submit an application for participation in either or both programs. Submissions are due February 1, 1996. The Diversity Awareness Award recognizes students and/or educators of elementary and secondary schools for their efforts to demonstrate an awareness of diversity in our society. The Diversity Poster Contest will provide an opportunity for students in grades K-6 to express their insight on diversity in an artistic manner. Both projects are a cooperative venture with the Commission, City Council and local schools which provides an opportunity for educators to incorporate diversity into the curriculum. In the near future a Commission member will contact you to discuss this project and answer any questions you may have. You may also contact Sherrie Le at Maplewood City Hall (770- 4524) with questions. We look forward to your participation! Sincerely, Marie Koehler, Chair Maplewood Human Relation Commission Enclosures Equal Opportunity Employer Ms. Susan Talamantez Mr. Jerry Hauble, Principal Beaver Lake Elementary Carver Elementary 1060 Sterling Avenue North 2680 Upper Afton Road Maplewood, MN 55119 Maplewood, MN 55119 Ms. Donna Richter Mr. Arnold Mills Ms. Joyce Bell Weaver Elementary Capitol City Adventists School Edgerton Elementary 2135 Birmingham Street 1220 South McKnight 1929 Edgerton Maplewood, MN 55109 Maplewood, MN 55119 Maplewood, MN 55117 Mr. David Dittberner Ms. Kathleen Beecham Ms. Eileen Hanlor, Principal Gethsemane Lutheran School Mounds Park Academy Presentation of BVM 2410 Stillwater Road 2051 East Larpenteur Avenue 1695 Kennard Street Maplewood, MN 55109 Maplewood, MN 55109 Maplewood, MN 55109 Mrs. Betterman Mr. Theodore Zarembski, St. Jerome's School Principal 384 Roselawn Avenue East Transfiguration Church School Maplewood, MN 55117 935 Ferndale Street Maplewood, MN 55119 Ms. Kathy Holmquist Mr. Tom Harrold, Principal Mr. Steve Frickey John Glenn Middle School Maplewood Middle School Hill Murray High School 1560 E. County Road B 2410 Holloway Avenue 2625 East Larpenteur Avenue Maplewood, MN 55109 Maplewood, MN 55109 Maplewood, MN 55109 ani � - DRAFT DRAFT �. Diversity Awareness Award ( ' ��� DiversityAwareness Poster Contest ( ' f J The Maplewood Human Relations Commission is sponsoring the 1996 Diversity Awareness Award and Diversity Awareness Poster Contest. These projects are a cooperative venture between the Commission, the City Council and local schools and provide an opportunity to incorporate diversity into the curriculum and/or school- sponsored activities. The Commission will recognize, with cash awards provided by Premier Bank of Maplewood, outstanding efforts that reflect an awareness of diversity. Students who are Maplewood residents and/or educators in elementary and secondary schools located in Maplewood are eligible for the Diversity Awareness Award. Students, in grades K - 6, who are residents of Maplewood or are enrolled in schools located in Maplewood are eligible to participate in the Diversity Poster Contest. The deadline for both projects is February 1, 1996. For complete guidelines, rules and application forms contact Sherrie Le at Maplewood City Hall: 770-4524.