Bridges Out of Poverty
|
November 7, 2009
Registration information for the next semester will be released here as soon as it becomes available.
NOTE: This space is reserved for urgent information concerning class scheduling, such as campus closure due to inclement weather, and other aspects of campus life. When a bulletin is available, this tab will appear automatically.
The portal for those registered for online instruction and Internet classes. Click one of the links below to connect to WebCT.
Register, check grades, print schedules, obtain transcripts and more. Click one of the links below to connect to Campus Connect.
On-Campus Campus Connect » Search The PJC SiteCampus Map ... 2007-2008 Annual Report ...Internet Use Policy ... Computing Services ... Important Dates ... PJC Department of Public Safety ... Board of Regents & Agenda ... Investment Disclosure ... Investment Policy ... Small Business Development Center ... FACTS Payment Plan ... IRS Form 1098-T ... 2010-2011 Legislative Appropriations Request ... PJC 2009-10 Budget |
Posted or edited: 12.11.08 ... PJC Information Services This seminar gives both the social service provider and community member key lessons in dealing with individuals from poverty. Topics include increasing awareness of the differences in economic cultures; how those differences affect opportunities for success; developing an action plan to improve services to clients; and improving retention rates for new hires from poverty. This course is designed for employers, community organizations, law enforcement, counselors, health care and social service providers. $10 Scholarships are available by request for Foster parents or CPS Workers. (HMSY2030 Emergency Management: Preparing the Workforce & Other Special Populations) Fee: $15 » Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., PJC |