Transcript STEP 2015 PowerPoint Presentation

Allowing teachers to
“STEP” into the
business world to gain first
hand knowledge.
Thank you!
We would like to extend a huge thank you to
Central Ohio Technical College and
The Ohio State University at Newark
for hosting the STEP reception again this year.
Your continued support is greatly appreciated.
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Lakewood Local Schools
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• Licking Valley Local Schools
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Randa Carr
• 7th-12th History, Government and Economics
(Citadel)
Caroline DePriest
• Speech Pathologist
(Southwest Licking Schools)
Licking Heights Locals Schools
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Amanda Mosley
• Career Development & Business
(Licking Heights High School)
Steve Varricchio
• Marketing & Business
(Licking Heights High School)
Becky Lawrence
• Counselor
(Licking Valley Middle School)
Newark City Schools
• Rebecca Holloway
• 7th Grade Science
(Liberty Middle School)
Licking County Educational Service Center
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Karen Mack
• 4th Grade Read & Language Arts
(Lakewood Intermediate School)
Craig Sheridan
• 8th Grade Science
(Lakewood Middle School)
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Northfork Local Schools
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Jayme Blackstone
• 7th & 8th Grade Reading &
Language Arts
(Utica Junior High School)
Central Ohio Technical College
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Beautiful Campus with outstanding
educational facilities
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Works in conjunction with The Ohio State
University at Newark (shared staff)
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Can earn a Associate’s, Bachelor’s or even
a Master’s degree from the Newark
Campus
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Can earn these degrees at a minimal cost
compared to the 4 year colleges and
universities
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Also an excellent contact with area
businesses for job placement
Central Ohio Technical College
with visits to C-TEC
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Outstanding Educational facility
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Great opportunity for a student to
get a head start on a particular
career path
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Excellent contact with companies
throughout the community to help
with job placement
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First-Rate Adult education
program
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Will help adults earn a high
school diploma or GED
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Can teach a skilled trade for a
certain job or for advancement
within a current career
S.T.E.P INTO
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
NEWARK CAMPUS
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
NEWARK CAMPUS
Developing future leaders
and promoting service to
our community and to the
world:
“A Small Campus with
Big Possibilities”
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE
ENDLESS!
O–H–I-O
BOEING
Heath Facility
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Truly an eye-opening experience
Facility that designs and re-builds
navigation and guidance systems
for military defense missiles
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A mixture of original equipment
along with state of the art
technology to ensure a high
quality product
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A company whose motto is
“Go4Zero”, which means zero
mistakes, produce a flawless
product
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An equal employment
opportunity based company
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A company that strives for the
advancement of their
employees
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Employees that take the utmost
pride in what they do
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A facility that is held to just as
high of a standard as the
people that run it
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And a company that honestly
tries to generate a locally based
staff and strives to make its
community proud
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Licking/Knox Goodwill
Administration offices
Industries located: 65 South 5
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Lisa Baker, Director of
Communications and Caroline
DePriest, STEP Extern Summer
2015
Street Newark, OH
Licking/Knox
Goodwill Industries
Mission Statement: ”Licking/Goodwill Industries, Inc. provides
training, employment, and support services to individuals with
disabilities and other barriers to employment.”
Here are just the highlights of what Licking/Knox Goodwill is a part
of…
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8 Retail Stores and Donation Centers
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50 custodial contracts in Licking, Knox and Franklin Counties
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Youth Mentoring Program called “Good Guides”
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KICK Start Foster Care Transitions
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“The Lending Closet”- a free medical equipment lending closet
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Used Car Lot
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The Grove By the River
Licking County Board of
Developmental Disabilities
What do they do? Their mission statement sums it up
so well…
“We help people with developmental disabilities to
discover, pursue and achieve what is important to
them.”
•A total of 1,508 people with disabilities served by
LCBDD
• Programs include Help Me Grow, Employment Supports,
Service Coordination, Family Support Services, and much
more!
• They service people with disabilities ages birth through
22 +
Licking County Board of DD
Midwest Innovations and Kicks Mix Bookstore
are two examples of businesses affiliated with
LCBDD right in downtown Newark, Ohio!
Holly Shellogg, Director of
Employment Services and Caroline
DePriest, STEP Extern at the
Administrative Offices of LCBDD in
Newark, Ohio
Becky Lawrence
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Penny Sitler
Executive Director
THE MISSION OF MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA
OF LICKING COUNTY IS TO PROMOTE
GOOD MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS
THROUGH EDUCATION, PREVENTION AND
ADVOCACY, AND TO ELIMINATE THE
STIGMA OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES.
There is NO Health Without Mental Health!
MIDLAND THEATRE
Summer STEP extern
Jayme Blackstone, Utica Junior High School
• Right in the heart of downtown Newark
• Live entertainment opportunities
• Yellow Bus Series for school programming
• Opportunities to volunteer
MISSOULA CHILDREN’S
THEATRE
HOSTED BY THE MIDLAND THEATRE
Equipped with trained actors, costumes,
stage set, and props,
the Missoula Children’s Theatre travels
around the world. They provide acting
opportunities to students in our
community and educational workshops
for aspiring young actors
State Farm Insurance Newark
Service Center
Amanda Mosely & Steve Varricchio – Licking Heights High School
MARKETING & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENTS
• Connections
• Kim Lust – Public Affairs
• Rhonda Hagans & Barri Biggs – Social Media Marketing and Branding
• Chanda Frenton – Learning & Development Analyst
• Larry Buttermore – Agent, Westerville, OH
• Amy Burns – Health Claims Supervisor, New Albany, OH
• Cheryl Clapper – Life Claims Supervisor, New Albany, OH
• Michael Garcia – Call Center, New Albany, OH
• Aimee Canter – Auto Claims Secretary
• Don Charlton – Fire Process Ownership
STEP Externs at State Farm
• Knowledge Gained & Opportunities for
Student Growth
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State Farm’s Enterprise Model/Operational Structure
Customer Service – “R3markable Recovery Strategy”
State Farm Youth Advisory Board & YAB Grants
Celebrate My Drive Powered by State Farm – their signature
teen driver safety program
• Ribbon Cutting of “Safety Town” in New Albany.
• Kaizen – Process to get rid of waste.
• “Talent Profiles” – Employees internal resume document.
Open to the public
Full of local history
Opportunities for volunteerism
for our students
Workshops and classes available
Right in the heart of Newark!
STEP Summer
Externship
Jayme Blackstone, extern
Utica Junior High School
Visual for
community
succession, right.
Digging for artifacts,
below.
Hunting Bernie, the mastodon, above
Our trash bag
“cave” for our cave
drawings, right.
Archaeology Camp
LICKING
COUNTY
RECYCLING
STEP 2015 with
Licking Memorial Health
Systems
LMHS has many
locations and
offers many free
programs for the
community.
LMHS caters and
will donate
catering to help
community
organizations
LMHS scores higher
than the national
average on many
areas compared to
other like hospitals.
LMHS has 4 back
up generators.
And
Heats and Cools
using water.
LMHS will send
representatives
to speak to your
classes.