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Here's my Evaluation on how I think I'm doing in terms of the work I'm producing, is it meeting my aim?, And what I plan to do next.
Slovenian Theatre
Ran participatory approaches of Augusto Boal techniques and my personal experience about arts within Criminal Justice Settings to Art Therapists Undergraduate Students, Homeless and the Unemployed.
The workshop analysed and challenged behavior and helped people resist the forces of difficulties as well as build and develop key social/life skills
Walter Reed staffers evaluate incoming casualties outside the emergency department as a part of the three-day exercise, Captal Shield.
Jessica Sperling and Megan Gray facilitated an evaluation workshop for nonprofit professionals in downtown Durham to help them measure and improve program success.
From FaceStat.com ... where other users tell you what they think about your picture. "It's like market research for the individual," says the site. Yeah, whatever...
While visiting the Pennsylvania Laborers Training Center in Butler County, Governor Josh Shapiro announced a new directive for all Commonwealth agencies under his jurisdiction to evaluate and implement the appropriate use of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) on Commonwealth projects. Under the Governor's new guidance, Commonwealth agencies will use PLAs on future projects in every instance when the project meets the following criteria: particular need and urgency; complexity of the project; lack of available qualified labor.
In accordance with the Governor's guidance, all agencies will examine each contract solicitation to determine if a PLA is appropriate and allowed - helping to ensure the Commonwealth's public contracting processes for these solicitations are completed in an efficient and timely manner to support the successful completion of capital projects at a fair cost to Pennsylvania taxpayers.
"From repairing our roads and bridges, to building homes and businesses, to establishing critical infrastructure that connects and powers our communities, building trades workers do the hard work that strengthens our infrastructure and grows our economy. I respect that work," said Governor Josh Shapiro. "Today, I am issuing a new directive to Commonwealth agencies for the appropriate use of Project Labor Agreements. PLAs guarantee a steady, consistent supply of workers with the right skills to get the job done and set wages and benefits for all workers up front, and often result in major construction projects that get delivered on time or early, on or under budget. If we follow my new roadmap, we can use more PLAs, and get more quality projects done with skilled labor, on time and on budget, and create more opportunity for Pennsylvanians in the process."
List of Speakers:
Dennis Martire, Vice President and Mid-Atlantic Regional Manager of the Laborers' International Union of North America
Phil Ameris, President and Business Manager at Laborers District Council of Western PA
Secretary Reggie McNeil
Vince Tutino, President of Lindy Paving, Inc.
Kenny Broadbent, Business Manager for the Pittsburgh Steamfitters Local 449
Mandy Daughtry, Pennsylvania Laborers Training Center apprentice
Governor Josh Shapiro