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Thursday, June 8, 2017
16 Juneteenth Events thanks Pratt for sharing! Houston, Missouri City, Galveston
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Astros Foundation Softball Today from efamily member Hattie Hollins THE HOUSTON ASTROS FOUNDATION 2017 INAUGURAL SOFTBALL ALL-STARS GAME
Bellaire High
School Softball Fans
In an effort to promote
high school softball in the Houston Metropolitan area, the Houston Astros
Foundation has teamed up with Houston and Aldine Independent School Districts
to hold the inaugural softball All-Stars Game, highlighting graduating senior players.
Please come and support
4 of our Lady Cardinals (Chelsea Baxter, Courtney Dart, Maegan Hollins, and
Paige Jackson), who will be participating. This historical event
will be held Wednesday, June 7, 2017,
at 7:00 p.m. on the softball
field at the Delmar-Tusa Athletic Complex (2020 Mangum, Houston
77092). This event is free of charge.
If you have any
questions on game day, you may call the Delmar Field House at
713-556-6913.
Pre-Game
Agenda
Gates Open: 4:30 p.m.
4:30
– 5:00 p.m.
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Both
teams arrive
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Warm-up
Time
(Stretching/Throwing)
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5:00
– 5:45 p.m.
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Houston
ISD field
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Aldine
ISD cages
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5:45
– 6:30 p.m.
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Aldine
ISD field
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Houston
ISD cages
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6:30
– 6:50 p.m.
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Field
Maintenance
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6:50
– 7:00 p.m.
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Announcements
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National
Anthem
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7:00
p.m.
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Game
starts
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TSU Theater Camp
The TSU Children’s Theatre Camp for ages 6 – 13 and the Musical Theatre Camp for ages 14- high school, will be July 5 – 28, 2017 from 8:30 to 5 p.m. in the Ollington Smith Playhouse/Sawyer Auditorium. Please call (713) 313-7139 – Children’s Theatre Camp and (713) 313-1314 – Musical Theatre Camp for more information.
Open house is Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. in the Ollington Smith Playhouse.
Thank you, Donna.
Sincerely,
Dianne Jemison Pollard, Ed.D., MFA
Professor/Theatre Area Coordinator
Theatre Education Coordinator for Deluxe Theater
Sawyer Auditorium #301
Texas Southern University
Houston, Texas 77004
Job Announcements
Please post these job announcements in your church bulletin.
dministrative/Data Entry Clerks $11/hour (several openings)
- Location is Downtown 77002 (per client must live within 10 miles of the zip code)
- Minimum two years' prior office work experience and cash-handling experience *must be stated on your resume*
- Full-time, 40 hours per week
- Bilingual in Spanish required.
- Data entry, basic computer skills, process paperwork, helping customers with transactions
- Please e-mail Aurora & Veronica to receive testing at aurora@a1personnelinc.com & veronica@a1personnelinc.com
- Download Harris County Tax Office Packet and return it via email or fax to 713-773-4325
SR REFUSE TRUCK DRIVER | Solid Waste Management | Full-Time | $24,960.00 - $34,944.00 yr | 06/30/17 | 06/01/17 | Waste Management / Drivers | Various, TX | 17981 |
SR. SIDELOADER OPERATOR | Solid Waste Management | Full-Time | $24,960.00 - $36,322.00 yr | 06/30/17 | 06/01/17 | Environmental Services / Waste Management / Drivers / Automotive | Various, TX | 17956 |
Scholarships High School and College Students
The Port of Houston Partners in Maritime
Education (PHPME) is offering $1,500 scholarships to high school seniors and
college students interested in pursuing a career in the maritime industry.
Scholarship applications submittals must be postmarked
by Thursday, June 15, 2017.
Selection notifications will be sent June 22-23,
2017.
Volunteers for important Space Study Needed - Volunteers will be Compensated!
NASA JSC Test Subject
Screening is recruiting volunteers for a 68-day study (including training and
post-data collection) to simulate flight operations and confinement. Subjects
will spend 45 days in confined habitation in Human Exploration Research Analog
(HERA) facility at JSC. Researchers will collect blood, urine and saliva; study
personal behaviors; and evaluate team cohesion, cognition and communication.
Healthy, non-smoking
volunteers ages 30 to 55 must pass a JSC physical and psychological assessment
to qualify. Subjects must take no medications, have no dietary restrictions,
have a BMI of 29 or less, be 74 inches or less in height and have no history of
sleepwalking. Subjects must have highly technical skills and a Master of
Science degree in a STEM discipline or equivalent years of experience.
Volunteers will be
compensated. (Some restrictions apply to NASA civil servants and contractors.
Contact your Human Resources department for your company's policy.)
Interested? Contact Yvonne
Parsons at 281-244-1447.
Yvonne Parsons
281-244-1447
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
4 Year College Scholarship Application DUE THIS WEEK (week of June 5-8th)
Subject: A Full Four (4) Year Scholarship Opportunity.
All,
Good
afternoon. Earlier today, I was speaking with Jamila Johnson, Head Women's Golf
Coach (University of Maryland Eastern Shore) and she shared that she
is currently looking for 2 minority students for a Full 4 (four) year
scholarship opportunity.
Criteria
follows:
- Represents a minority population ( a female, AA,
Latino, Asian, etc..)
- Graduating HS with 3.3 or better
- Enrolling into the PGA Golf Management Program @UMES
- 12 Handicap or better
The
deadline for application is the end of this week.
Interested
students please reach out to:
Jamila
Johnson
Academic
Services Coordinator
PGA
Golf Management Program
University
of Maryland Eastern Shore
PGM
Modular Building
Princess
Anne, Maryland 21853
Ph:
(410)
651-7556 Fax: (410) 651-8163
Please,
I ask that you forward to your networks. This is quite an opportunity!!!
Best,
Craig
Monday, June 5, 2017
math, computer science and probability concepts in Trading summer program for women entering freshman year of college
You're invited to apply to Jane Street's 5th annual Women in STEMWho: Women entering their freshmen year of collegeWhen: July 30th - August 1st, 2017Where: Jane Street NYCDeadline to apply: Wednesday, July 5th, 2017, 11:59pm ESTThis summer, Jane Street is hosting the fifth annual Jane Street Women in STEM event, and we are inviting women between their senior year of high school and freshman year of college to spend a couple of days in our New York City headquarters to learn more about what we do.Students who are selected to attend this event will receive an in-depth look into the ways we use math, computer science and probability concepts in trading, as well as insight into the different roles that exist within our firm. Over the course of two days, participants will hear from and interact with various traders and technologists, and learn how they transitioned from their college concentrations in STEM fields to a career at Jane Street.Some highlights of the event include a talk from Sandor Lehoczky and a panel of new hires explaining the different roles at Jane Street, including trading, software development, and quantitative research. We will also enjoy a few social events, which will provide another great opportunity to speak with Jane Street employees and the other women attending the event.Selected students will arrive in New York the evening of July 30th and will depart the evening of August 1st. All travel to and from New York, housing and meal expenses will be covered by Jane Street. Our office is in the heart of the Financial District, and the hotel is a few blocks from our office.The deadline to apply for this event is Wednesday, July 5th, 2017 at 11:59pm EST. We will update you on your application status the week of July 9th.If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email womeninstem@janestreet.com. Good luck with the application process and we hope to meet you soon!________________________________________ Jane Street is a quantitative trading firm that uses innovative technology, a scientific approach, and a deep understanding of markets to guide our business. We are a global liquidity provider and market maker, operating around the clock and around the globe, out of offices in New York, London and Hong Kong.Founded in 2000, Jane Street employs over 560 people in offices in New York, London and Hong Kong. We are always recruiting top students and the environment at Jane Street is open, informal, intellectual and fun. The dress code is casual, the kitchen is stocked and discussions are always lively. Teaching and learning are central activities through classes, mentoring and discussion.
Houston Public Library Hosts Hip Hop Literacy Event limited to 250 Fans of Trae tha Truth
Good afternoon everyone,
I am so excited to tell you about the Hip Hop for Literacy program, we are hosting here at the Houston Public Library on Sunday July 23, 2017. This event is in partnership with rapper Trae tha Truth. When Trae is not in the studio, he is out and about actively serving the community through his annual Trae Day event. This year marks the 10 year anniversary of him diligently giving back to the City of Houston.
During the Hip Hop for Literacy event , there will be Free scholarship money given away in order to go to college, start a business, become a licensed cosmetologist, barber, weaver etc. and record a studio album! All compliments of Hip Hop Recording Artist Jazz Anderson, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, No Sisters left Behind, Heights International Athletics, Barron Recording Studio and Franklin Beauty School. The scholarship award ceremony will take place from 11am to 12:45pm
After the scholarship reception there will be a special event for Trae and his fans to get free books, listen to local artists and get autographs and pictures with Trae, Neo soul artist Raheem Devaughn, Jazz Anderson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Javorski Lane, Beverly Broadus green and many more! The corrected time is1:30pm -4pm. There will be a limit of 275 fans.
Press is invited to both events at the library, but must RSVP by emailing to hiawatha.henry@houstontx.govor you can wait on the official press release from our Communications department.
Here is the official link to apply for the scholarships, please pass this along to anyone you know these scholarships may help. All the details and address of the library location is right here.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me via email. I am usually in the office until 6pm.
Thank you and Have a Great Day!
Hiawatha Henry
Event Coordinator
Houston Public Library
Programming Department
Efamily member Vanessa Wyche's Son George III will compete June 10th at the Black Expo Battle for the Deal Showcase
We're efamily proud of George III who will be singing on Saturday... He will compete next Saturday June 10 in the "Battle for The Deal Music Showcase" at Black Expo Houston at George R Brown. Performances are 6-9 pm. If you are in Houston drop by to cheer for him. His stage name is Rio Boy. Wishing him the best!!
Sunday, June 4, 2017
College Intern Program to put on your "watch list" for 2018 college and high school students
http://hcp1.net/programs/lee-program This is a program to put on your "to do" list for next summer if you have a high school or college student. Applications are due in March of each year.
Administrative/Data Entry Clerks $11/hour (several openings)
- Location
is Downtown 77002 (per client must live within 10 miles of the zip code)
- Minimum
two years' prior office work experience and cash-handling experience *must
be stated on your resume*
- Full-time,
40 hours per week
- Bilingual
in Spanish required.
- Data
entry, basic computer skills, process paperwork, helping customers with
transactions
- Please
e-mail Aurora & Veronica to receive testing at aurora@a1personnelinc.com
& veronica@a1personnelinc.com
Thanks efamily member Pratt for sharing!
TSU Events including Camps, Contruction Opp Day, Football Camp and more!
TSU Events at a Glance for June 2017 - July 2017
Monday, June 5 - Friday, July 28, 2017
Tiger Summer Camp
For Registration, call 713-313-6897 or 713-313-6881
Monday, June 5 - Friday, June 30, 2017
Youth Enrichment Program - Mandarin Immersion Summer Camp
Confucius Institute, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For more information, contact Uchechukwu Oguayo at 713-313-7577
Thursday, June 8, 2017
TSU Round-up Football Camp
Durley Field, 9:00 a.m.
Open to all rising 9th - 12th graders
For more information visit www.michaelhaywoodfootballcamp.com
Turner Construction Opportunity Day
Public Affairs Bldg. Room 114, 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Opportunities for construction subcontractors in the Houston market
For more information, contact Britanni Price at 832-831-1846
Sunday, June 18 - Saturday, June 24, 2017
Ocean of Soul Power Band Camp
For grades 6-12
For more information, call 713-313-7336 or visit www.tsuoceanofsoul.com
Monday, June 19 - Thursday, June 22, 2017
The C.S.I. Training and Educational Conference (CSITEC)
Forensic Science Learning Laboratory
For registration information email mozayania@tsu.edu or jasmine.drake@tsu.edu
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
2017 Benefits Fair
Science Building, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Open Enrollment is June 26 - July 28
Bring your TSU ID for registration
Wednesday, July 5 - Wednesday, July 28, 2017
TSU Theater Summer Camp
Visit tsu.edu/theatre to download the application
College of Science and Engineering at TSU Summer Camps - Calculus, Engineering, Pilots
Summer Programs
- STEM Enchantment
Children from the sixth to the eleventh grade were all fully engaged in the program,s games, mathematics, and computing activities. The objective of this program is to find a paradigm to fully engage children in STEM activities.
Contact info: Dr. Oscar Criner
Contact info: Dr. Oscar Criner
- NSF RISE Summer Program
The National Science Foundation Research Infrastructure in Science and Engineering Program in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology recruits 8 students (4 rising senior high school students and 4 undergraduate students) to work with investigators for 10 weeks during the summer on biology, environmental science and computing and modeling project. Contact info: Dr. S. Shishodia
- COSET Summer Undergraduate Research Program
Undergraduate students from COSET departments are assigned to faculty mentors to work on a research project for 10 weeks. In 2015, a total of 25 undergraduate students and 19 faculty members participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP). Download the announcement and the application form for the 2016 program. Contact info: Dr. Hyun-Min Hwang and Dr. Yunjiao Wang
- Summer Maritime Academy
The Department of Transportation Studies hosts the Summer Maritime Academy (SMA), a five day non- residential program designed to introduce students to the maritime industry. The program also introduced students to the Maritime Transportation Management and Security degree program and scholarship opportunities at TSU. Contact info: Ursurla Williams
- National Summer Transportation Institute
The Center for Transportation Training and Research (CTTR) conducts the
National Summer Transportation Institute (NSTI). The focus is to provide awareness to middle and high school students particularly minority, female, and disadvantaged youth abouttransportation careers, and to encourage them to consider transportation related courses of study in their higher education pursuits. Contact info: Mr. Khosro Godazi
National Summer Transportation Institute (NSTI). The focus is to provide awareness to middle and high school students particularly minority, female, and disadvantaged youth abouttransportation careers, and to encourage them to consider transportation related courses of study in their higher education pursuits. Contact info: Mr. Khosro Godazi
- Joint Maritime and TransLIVE Summer Maritime Transportation Academy (SMA) – 2016
This is a program for Rising High School Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors and is offered in two sessions: Session I: June 13-17, 2016, Session II: June 20-24, 2016. Applications are due April 29, 2016. Please download the flyer and application forms here. Contact info: Ursurla Williams
- High Achieving High School Students in Physics
There are very few opportunities in Houston for engaging elite high school students interested in physics with research faculty at the various regional universities. To address this need, and to enhance the image and vitality of the Texas Southern University Physics program, for the last four years we have partnered with some of the top STEM high school students in the region, availing well qualified students the opportunity to engage in research collaborations resulting in peer reviewed publications. Contact info: Dr. Carlos R. Handy
- Calculus Now for 9th Graders
The objective of the two week, four hours a day, program is to convince students that calculus can be an intuitive concept, readily mastered by anyone. By convincing them of this, they are then encouraged to take Advanced Placement calculus courses in their high schools. Contact info: Dr. Carlos R. Handy
- Engineering Summer Programs
The Department of Engineering hosts three different summer programs for high school students. These programs are:
- the Research and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (REAP), funded by the United States Army Education Outreach Program, application deadline May 30, 2016. Please download the flyer.
- the TSU Pre-College Engineering Summer Program, application deadline April 29, 2016. Please download the flyer.
- the High School Engineering Internship program.
Contact info: Dr. David Olowokere
- Black Pilots of America Summer Flight Academy
The Black Pilots of America Summer Program is an aviation program that exposes students to the field of aviation through 10 hours of flight, and 80 hours of class room studies (STEM). Contact info: Vernon Baker
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