Alumna Looking For Work in Diversity Field

I am seeking part-time employment, and I am very interested in the field of diversity.  I am particularly interested in research and assessment regarding diversity, and am open to administrative work, as well as project work.  I am returning to work after several years at home and as a volunteer, and any assistance or referrals are appreciated.  I would love to talk with alumni or others in the field, as well, to learn more about what is currently taking place.  I live in Edmonds, and am available for areas from downtown Seattle and north.  Thank you in advance for any information, referrals, and assistance! 
 
Mary McLaughlin Sta. Maria, M.A. Organizational Psychology ‘97
marymsm@hotmail.com

Alumna Seeks Expertise

I’m wondering if there are any Antioch Alumni who have development expertise they would like to donate to Blacks In Government (B.I.G.)  The e-mail below lists some of the workshop topics desired for the B.I.G. Regional Training Conference.   If so, I would appreciate if they can contact LaCretiah Claytor at Claytor.l@portseattle.org.

I thought this would provide alumni both an opportunity to build one’s network and to donate to a worthy organization.  Although it doesn’t include information about the RTC, I’ve attached this link to the National site: http://www.bignet.org/ for general and historical information about B.I.G.

Alley Greymond, M.A. Whole Systems Design ‘07
Port of Seattle Engineering Department
Document Control Specialist
E-mail: Greymond.A@PortSeattle.org

Alumna Needs Help

I’m looking for someone who is reasonably priced or a firm that wants to donate partial services in kind to develop collateral materials–brochure, membership packet, etc. for the Washington Food Coalition -I’m the interim executive director.

Thanks,

Sandra Mears, B.A. ’91
mmears916@aol.com

Alumna Helps People Date

Hello Eric!
 
I’m sending you this email to let you know about a new development in my therapy practice. As you know, I’ve been developing my practice since I graduated with an M.A. in Psychology from Antioch in 2008, but the one issue that I did my best work with was helping people date. I’ve been working on incorporating this into my clinical practice, but what I’ve decided to do is spin out a seperate practice of date coaching.
 
In this practice, I start by working with clients to identify the beliefs that they hold that are keeping them from finding that special someone. These beliefs sometimes sound like “there’s no one for me to date in this town,” “there are no single people in my age range,” or “I can’t start dating until I lose 30 pounds.” There’s a neverending list of reasons why people belief they can’t be successful in dating, but each person’s beliefs are different.
 
After we’ve identified the beliefs that are blocking a client’s path, I use creative techniques to put into words and images to put together the picture of the ideal partner. At this point, it’s only a matter of weeks usually until this suitable mate walks into the client’s life. I’ve seen in work a number of times, it’s even worked for me.
 
I’m also been doing a lot of work with people who are going through breakups as well. I see these times as an opportunity to guide people to greater fulfillment and happiness–many times I can guide them to a better-suited partner for their next relationship.
 
I’m excited to share this new development with you Eric, and I hope that you can pass the message along to other Antioch alums. Check out my website for more information: http://www.KateLStewart.com. Look at  my Dr. Love Dating Blog if you’d like to see more ideas and tips on dating.
 
Thanks for your help, Eric!

Kate Stewart, MA
Psychotherapist

Seeking a Seamstress in Seattle

For regular repairs and also someone who can think out of the box - do tech repairs on outdoor garments and maybe even  make a pattern to make copy pants. Any ideas? 

Leslie 
Mochi5@yahoo.com

Seattle Weight Training Classes - Any Recommendations?

I live in the North End of Seattle and need to find a non-noisy gym with a class.  (Note: Body Pump class is not it for me.) Or a reasonably priced trainer who will come to the Spartan Gym in Shoreline. I like the “Gravity” system at Prorobics but it is to far from where I live. Defined Fitness in Bellvue has a great program - to far and to much $$. Appreciate any suggestions. BTW, I am very petite .. 50 something.. if you  get my proactive drift.
 
Leslie
Mochi5@yahoo.com

Alumna Needs Advice

Hi,

This may be a long shot but it never hurts to ask. I’m spending alot of time in California helping out with my 88 year old mother. I would love and need a very flexible job. I am thinking something done over the internet so I can be here and in Seattle as needed. I have looked at the “work from home” websites promising thousands of dollars but most of those are scams. I have a background in nursing/psychology and teaching. If alumni have any suggestions or ideas, they would be very much appreciated.

Thanks,

Donna Austin
prosperall@msn.com

Alumna Looking For Foreign Mechanic & Seamstress

1. KNOW ANY GOOD FOREIGN MECHANICS  IN THE LYNNWOOD - SHORELINE AREA?
My Mazda 3 needs her 45,000 mile service… The Dealer is overpriced.

Thanks alot,
Leslie
Mochi5@yahoo.com

2. LOOKING FOR A SEAMSTRESS - NORTH END - SEATTLE
For regular repairs and also someone who can think out of the box - do tech repairs on outdoor garments and maybe even  make a pattern to make copy pants.
Any ideas? 

Many thanks,
Leslie 
Mochi5@yahoo.com

Top Environment & Sustainability Speakers To Attend Antioch Event Thursday, Jan. 21

David Basson, CEO of organic apparel manufacturer Greensource, will discuss the numerous steps the company has taken to develop sustainable apparel at an Antioch University Seattle event Thursday, January 21, 2010, from 7-9 p.m. Specifically, he will address how Greensource integrates environmental, social, and economic benefits into its production of trendy and affordable jeans and tops that arecertified to the Global Organic Textile Standard and sold at major retailers such as Walmart (“Faded Glory”), Kmart (“Route 66”), and Kohl’s (“ReGen”).

The lecture, entitled “Transforming the Global Footprint of American Business,” is hosted by the Network for Business Innovation & Sustainability and will be held at the Antioch University Seattle, 2326 Sixth Avenue, Room 100. It is free and open to the public.

Apparel magazine named Greensource a “Sustainability All-Star” in 2009 with the editors noting that Greensource’s “field-to-shelf involvement in creating a more eco-friendly supply chain is particularly focused on keeping toxic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, and defoliants out of the water we drink, the food we eat, and the air we breathe.”

Global retail sales of organic cotton apparel and home textile products reached an estimated $3.2 billion in 2008, according to the Organic Cotton Market Report 2009 by the non-profit organization Organic Exchange. According to the report, Greensource is the ninth largest designer and manufacturer of organic cotton apparel in the world. If its considerable private label productionfor major retailers were taken into account, the company would actually rank much higher.

Other speakers include:
• Karl Ostrom, Co-Director of the Network for Business Innovation & Sustainability (NBIS)
• David Okrent, Brand Director, Environment and Sustainability, The Boeing Company
• Dennis Gawlik, Faculty, Bainbridge Graduate Institute and Director of Purchasing Services, University of Washington.
• Valerie Bone, Director of Quality/Corporate Social Responsibility, Pacific Market International

About Greensource:
Greensource, a trend-forward apparel design and manufacturing company based in Seattle, WA, is one of the nation’s largest suppliers of private-label and branded apparel made with organic cotton. OrganicInStock.com, a division of Greensource, is a large supplier of certified organic cotton blank T-shirts for the men’s, women’s, and children’s markets.

Alumna Has Questions About Stocks and Bonds

Ok, I graduated college and am right brain. But, I am a bit confused as to managing and understanding the world of  mutual funds, etc. Does anybody else have this challenge and what  have you done? My non-profit is changing to Mutual of Omaha ..and I DO know enough to know that so called financial advisors etc. leave something to be desired with small accounts.

Appreciate any ideas here………….. at 50 something, time is ticking.
 
Thanks,

Leslie
lsmmochi664@gmail.com

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