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May Commission Meeting

 

Notice

The Maine Commission for Community Service will hold its regular business meeting:

Tuesday, May 11, 2004 - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Room 107, Cross Office Building, Corner of Sewall and Capitol Streets, Augusta

All business meetings are open to the public.

 

Agenda

Time

Topic

Leader

10:00

Welcome, Announcements, Agenda Adjustments
» Call to Order
» Introductions and updates
» Announcements, Quiz Answer
» Additions or Deletions to Agenda

Taylor

10:15

Focus on Mission/Responsibilities

 

 

A. Citizen Corps
The new State Citizen Corps Coordinator will brief the Commission on his activities, the new grants, and overview of summer projects.

O. Johnston

10:30

Business Reports
(Reports submitted are posted. Discussion limited to action items.)

 

 

A. Minutes.
March and April Commission minutes

Stebbins

10:35

B. Grant Selection and Performance.
Recommendations for funding AmeriCorps Formula proposals

Stivers

10:45

C. Anniversary Celebration Task Force.

Sandusky
Houle

10:55 D. Public Information and Education
Governor's Service Awards recap (slide show will be shown during lunch); overview of next projects.

Anderson
Goding

11:15 E. Training Task Force.
2004 Blaine House Conference prep has begun.

Rohman
Gleason

11:20 F. Executive.
>> Fall Commission Retreat - save the date; agenda design advice
>> Update on REALIZE! Maine and Commission's role
>> ASC Annual meeting -- known business, group contribution to auction. Who is attending from Maine.
Taylor
11:30 G. Tools, Data, Resources Curry
11:35 Focus on Mission/Responsibilities (continued)

A. Framework for Supporting Professional Development in National Service Program Staff
Results of research and work to identify the "core competencies" needed by anyone charged with managing a national service grant.


Ullian

12:00 LUNCH  
12:30 Planning and Future Initiatives
A. Advising Nominations: "The ideal Board"
This short exercise needs everyone's input. It will be the first step in the July-September 2004 recruitment of Board members to be recommended for fall appointment.
B. Public Announcement of MCCS Grant Decisions
C. CNCS State Office Update

Crofton
1:00 Wrap Up and Adjourn
» Reminder: Complete meeting evaluation forms
» Items for June agenda-- report on ASC annual meeting, summer decision-making authority for Exec. Committee, nomination report on anticipated vacancies, published rules from CNCS,
» Meetings to schedule before members leave:______
» Adjourn
 
     

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