Beverly Sherman Email & Phone Number

Boise, Id

CHHH is a unique non-profit because it targets impoverished students in Kenya who excel academically, yet lack the means to pay for High School tuition. Sponsors pay school fees for a student, typically $650, per year. Students and sponsors can communicate with each other. And, amazingly, 100% of sponsored fees go directly to the school. This overhead of the organization is paid for by other caring individuals - and the fees are transferred immediately to the school so there is no interference of corruption. The student receives an education the sponsor provides, which means they have a way out of hopeless poverty.Dr. Vincent Kituku purchased an existing school for girls and built a school for boys that affords more control over costs and educational content, including establishing programs for technical and employment skills.I assist CHHH with marketing materials, mailings, writing and editing, data management, fundraising events, and sponsorship. To find out more, please go to http://www.caringheartsandhandsofhope.org/

English Department

As part of a team that administers the First Year Writing Program, I assist in front desk office duties as well as coordinating projects, including researching and developing ideas and strategies. I communicate the needs of our program with others; answer questions and handle concerns; maintain and analyze data and report on predictive analytics or areas of concern. I help students and faculty with program options, order and distribute materials and work with a small but dynamic team of professors!

Boise, Idaho Area

Besides processing the paperwork for offenders to parole, including creating the contracts, I have branched out to preparing SIPR (Self-Initiated Parole Request) documents for upcoming Commission reviews. I still assess, verify and coordinate data between the Idaho Department of Corrections, individual facilities state-wide, offenders and their families, as well as the public at large.I also increased the scope of my duties by pre-processing releases so that the work can be maintained at a steadier pace, allowing for processing releases at a continuous rate rather than depending on the cyclical extremities of releases.Shortly after I was trained, my coworker left the job. I took a two-person job, streamlined it and was the only person working on creating parole contracts in the entire state. Working with my supervisor, the process of Next Day Mailing the documents became an electronic one. My workload increased from about 50 contracts a month when I began to completing and e-sending well over 200 - with less errors and costs than previously.

Boise, Id

I process the paperwork for offenders to release to parole. This includes assessing, verifying and coordinating data from various sources and unifying the information into a contract format. Other functions include assisting the public by telephone and in person, coordinating releases with the prison facilities and helping to update the data management system.

Boise, Idaho Area

The IDOC Diversity Council was organized to bring identity awareness and training to staff and administration of IDOC facilities, as well as provide information and services to those who are incarcerated in Idaho.

Meridian, Id

I provided companion care to elderly women in an Assisted Living facility. It started as a way to help a friend care for her wheelchair-bound, cranky mother, by being a respite resource. What began as a good deed grew into a true friendship - not only with my friend's mother (who had become bed-ridden), but with two other ladies who had limited visitors.As a friend, I respect them, and enjoy listening to and sharing stories, as well as providing an empathetic sounding board to the frustrations of a "limited lifestyle." As a result, the ladies eat better, have a more positive outlook and their demeanor improves with other caregivers. This personal connection is as important as providing the right medicines. I am glad to know these women and participate in their lives.

Boise, Id

All aspects of the Positive Action program are assessed and developed, including writing and editing curriculum kit materials, growing and defining marketing and sales procedures, and following through with detailed reports on the progress of initiatives. I achieve maximum results for Positive Action by helping grow sales opportunities, by supporting the Sales Team, and by exploring and developing new avenues for sales generation.I began as a Data Specialist where I created intuitive Packing Lists, developed and maintained reports for Sales, Leads and Forecasting. I also integrated and proofed published materials.Positive Action is an educational program featuring a series of scripted lessons, for each grade level Pre-K through 12th.

Boise, Id

Dr. Vincent Muli Wa Kituku works with organizations to increase productivity through employees and leadership development programs. He is one of the most sought-after business motivational speakers and trainers. Vincent has risen to prominence by delivering authentic, informative and high-energy messages that help people "spear social buffaloes" and live up to their greatness. Dr. Kituku, a native of Kenya, Africa, draws on his rich cultural heritage and his in-depth experience in corporate America to help others apply the strategies of personal and professional success to their lives. Vincent offers individuals and organizations the necessary spears to overcome and thrive beyond their buffaloes.I aided Dr. Kituku through developing community relationships, assisting with marketing materials, editing stories for publication and providing general office assistance. I supported the development and implementation of seminars and other community events.

Researched and wrote interactive cultural learning programs which explore the history, customs, arts and heritage brought to America from three ethnic groups: African-American, Mexican-American and Chinese-American. Presented in schools to bring awareness of "otherness" to our students and highly praised by teachers. The program was also honored by the National YMCA Conference

Treasure Valley

Helped to organize “International Nights,” write mission statement and implement diversity training and opportunities at local YMCAs, worked closely with area refugee organizations and populations.

First entertainment coordinator of the Soul Food Extravaganza. Recruited and coordinated speakers, musicians and artistic judges to entertain at the event.

Bachelor'S Degree, Business Administration, Marketing Specialization

Activities and Societies: SAM Business Club, The Entreprenurial Association

Bachelor Of Fine Arts (Bfa), Theater Arts

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