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The state’s higher edu- 10, 2008 (AP): Arkansas’ cation chief earlier this year Green said he thought colleges and universities can sent out a letter warning Purcell’s letter to colleges admit undocumented immi- schools not to offer un- requiring verification of citi- grants and aren’t required to documented immigrants in- zenship addressed at least verify that potential students state tuition, unless they one of the concerns he had in are in the country with docu- wanted to give the same requesting the opinion from mentation, the Arkansas at- benefits to an out-of-state the state’s top attorney. torney general’s office said student. The department “For us to be providing in an opinion Wednesday. began polling the state’s any type of benefits to people Councilman Joe Santiago, Mayor Frank Jackson, Councilman Kevin Conwell, PR Arkansas Attorney Gen- two- and four-year colleges who are not citizens ... does Senator Kenneth D. McClintock-Hernández, and Lorain Councilman Dennis Flores. eral Dustin McDaniel said in and universities after that not serve the state well,” an advisory opinion that to find out their admissions Green said. Hispanic Heritage Month opens with Puerto schools don’t have a duty to practices. The opinion from verify the citizenship status Higher Education Direc- McDaniel’s office, prepared Rico Senate President McClintock of potential students they tor Jim Purcell in May said by Assistant Attorney Gen- By Ingrid M. Rivera, Special to La Prensa admit. The state’s higher edu- after checking a statewide eral Elisabeth Walker, avoids Jackson. cation director earlier this database of student informa- interpreting any federal law CLEVELAND - Puerto to the Census Bureau’s pro- Rico Senate President Ken- jection that by the year 2050, This year’s Hispanic year ordered schools to check tion that about 2,000 people on the admission of undocu- neth D. McClintock- Latinos will form 30 percent Heritage Month theme in the immigration status of po- enrolled at state colleges and mented immigrants. Instead, Hernández opened the of the total national popula- the local city celebrations tential students. universities attended class it says that the federal Home- 2008 Hispanic Heritage tion. is “Hispanics: Yesterday, “It is my opinion in re- under dummy Social Secu- land Security Department has Month celebrations in Hispanic Heritage Month, Today and Tomorrow.” sponse to your specific ques- rity numbers. Some of those said it’s up to states to decide Cleveland, Monday, in an running from Sept. 15 to Blaine A. Giffin, executive tions that undocumented in- could have been undocu- whether to allow undocu- almost-filled-to-capacity Oct.15, is a national recogni- director of the community dividuals may enroll in Ar- mented immigrants, while mented immigrants to attend hall within the City Hall tion of the Latino contribu- relations board under the kansas’ public colleges and others could be international public colleges and univer- Rotunda. tions to the United States. The Jackson administration, universities and that such students or legal U.S. resi- sities. Keynote speaker observance, authorized by said the theme is to honor schools are not obliged to dents who haven’t registered Gov. Mike Beebe’s office McClintock stressed the U.S. Congress, dates back to Latino contributions of the verify citizenship as a condi- with the Social Security Ad- said he believed the opinion need for unity among the 1968. The observance dates past, present and future in tion of enrollment,” ministration. validated the state’s actions various ethnic groups were chosen because the pe- the areas of “education, McDaniel said in the opin- The opinion was re- by ordering schools to check within the Latino commu- riod covers the anniversary business, health and gov- ion, answering questions sub- quested by Green, who has the immigration status of nity, in order to become an of independence for several ernment, to name a few.” mitted by state Rep. Rick been pushing for more state- potential students. empowered group. Latino countries. Several Latinos, politi- Green, R-Van Buren. level laws targeting undocu- “This does not change our “If we Hispanics can “What makes us a great cians, and other commu- McDaniel’s opinion, how- mented immigration. Green opinion that the actions of stand together, then the sky city is our diversity. Cleve- nity members were recog- ever, noted that there was said Wednesday he had not the Department of Higher is the limit. This 21st Cen- land would not be as strong nized for their contribu- nothing barring schools from yet read the opinion and did Education have helped en- tury can truly be el siglo as it is today if it weren’t for tions to the Latino commu- making citizenship a require- not know if he would intro- sure that our colleges and hispano in the United the Puerto Rican and His- nity. This year’s Hispanic ment of admission to a school duce legislation requiring universities are acting prop- States of America,” panic community,” said Heritage Month was dedi- or from checking immigra- schools to not admit undocu- erly,” Beebe spokesman McClintock said, referring Cleveland Mayor Frank G. (Continued on Page 4) tion status on their own. mented immigrants. Matt DeCample said.

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Monday-Thursday 8:00 descent. tration, said she has at- Farmers Association, and of the College’s celebra- The women were selected A.M. – 11:00 P.M., Friday Antonio Ramos, of Puerto tended the city’s Hispanic we are entering into a part- tion of Hispanic Heritage to represent the diversity 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M., Sat- Rican descent and co-founder Heritage Month events for nership, and the senators are Month. The exhibit runs among Latinas in the urday noon-5:00 P.M. and of the San Lorenzo Club and three consecutive years. entering into a partnership, from September 15th county in terms of careers, Sunday noon – 11:00 P.M. the Liga Roberto Clemente, Saldaña, of Dominican and to collect food and clothing through October 10th age, education, country of The Heritage Room is was awarded “Yesterday” Puerto Rican descent, said that can be sent to Haiti, 2008. origin, and other charac- located in Shipman Li- Latino contributor. these events give Latinos Cuba, and to Texas, to help Latinas en Lenawee is teristics. brary off of Williams Andrés González, creator “an opportunity to share out in their time of need,” a photo and text exhibit The display is orga- Street on the Adrian Col- of cultural and Spanish-lan- with the rest of the United McClintock said. highlighting the accom- nized by Idalí Feliciano, lege campus. For more guage programs for Latino States what it is to be His- The next Hispanic Heri- plishments of the many Director of Multicultural information on the ex- serving agencies, was panic, who we are and the tage Month event will be Latinas who live and work Student Services at Adrian hibit please contact Idalí awarded the “Today” Latino contributions we have the 3rd Annual Hispanic Pub- in Lenawee County. These College and Don Cellini, a Feliciano at 517-264- contributor. made.” lic Safety and Veterans Day include women from the faculty member in the De- 3278 or via e-mail at Dariana Y. Delgado, of Latinos are the largest on Sept. 27 at 11 a.m., at the U.S., México, and Guate- partment of Modern Lan- [email protected]. Puerto Rican descent and ethnic or race minority Cleveland State University staff member of Cleveland’s group and the fastest-grow- Cole Center, 3100 Chester Latino Newspaper, El Sol de ing minority in the coun- Avenue, and the Closing Michigan Hispanic Heritage Month Events Cleveland as well as the co- try. McClintock said Ceremony will take place September 22, Adrian ried couples can be in their Latin Ballroom Exhibit, host of the Latino variety Latinos are a powerful October 10 at 6 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, community, Latin singers Latino Musical Journey by show, El Sol TV, was awarded force but must unite and San Lorenzo Club, 3121 W. 230 W. Maumee and Spanish-speaking vol- Ismael Duran, Ballet Hispanic Business Work- unteers to assist. Tickets are Folklorico Moyocoyani the “Tomorrow” Latino con- work with other U.S. citi- 33 St., Cleveland. shop limited – no sales at the door. Izel, Potpourri of Latino tributor. zens from every back- Lucy Torres, Hispanic Li- How to start your own busi- $45 per couple or $25 single Music by Armando Ayala Grupo Isla del Encanto, a ground to “become a to- aison to the Jackson admin- ness, education and financ- ticket. and Hablando con Felix & Puerto Rican Folkloric tally constructive force.” istration, said events that ing information. 5:30pm-9:00pm Gustavo-Radio Unidos. Free 9:00am-12:00pm Marriage Resource Center FREE ADMISSION dance group, gave this McClintock, who also recognize the Latino culture Commission on Spanish Contact: Steven Hernandez 6:00pm-9:00pm year’s cultural performance; came to Ohio to campaign and contributions are very Speaking Affairs & OLA (313) 278-4400 Wayne Co. HealthChoice, they danced to Plena music. for Sen. Barack Obama on important. “In this month Contact: (517) 373-8339 Wayne Co. Health & Hu- The dance groups’ director, Sept. 14, stressed the im- the values and culture of October 9, Detroit man Services, National City Bank and La SED Se- Aurea García said the portance of voting and my people, my Hispanic October 4, Detroit United Auto Workers, Local El Comal Restaurant 22, 4300 Michigan Ave. nior Center group’s main goal is “to urged the crowd to vote. people, are emphasized, 1st Annual Hispanic Mar- 9th Annual Wayne County Contact: Lorenzo Lopez at keep the culture going. Most “I’ve been in politics transcending all cultures, all riage Day Dinner Hispanic Heritage Month (313) 833-3438 kids nowadays don’t listen long enough to know that color, all races. We are cel- A buffet style dinner with Celebration to their (folkloric) Spanish when you don’t vote, you ebrating the contributions vow renewal, a keynote Dinner and entertainment See complete list of speaker who will discuss featuring DJ Latin Image, Michigan HHM events music. It lets them know their don’t matter,” McClintock of each one of the [ethnic] the special role model mar- Juvenil de Mexico, at www.laprensa1.com culture.” García, of Puerto said. “Your concerns are groups.” Rican descent, said the group ignored, your needs go un- mainly performs to the mu- addressed, and even your sic genres of Puerto Rico but fundamental rights may be Azteca Travel also perform to other Latino endangered if you fail to folkloric dance styles. exercise the power of the For all of your travel needs contact: One performer, Jamsel ballot,” said McClintock, María González of Azteca Travel Meléndez, 15 of Puerto Rican of the New Progressive In business for almost 20 years! descent, said “the dancing, Party in Puerto Rico. the cultural clothing, the After the speech, 3831 Glendale Ave. dance styles and the girls” McClintock spoke about • Travel Needs are what he enjoys most about plans for helping those in Toledo, Ohio • Translations the group. the path of destruction of 419-385-1150 • Notary Public Belinda I. 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• A Mexican Epicurean’s Delight: El Camino Real • Honest Homemade Mexican Food • El Camino Real • 419.472.0700 • Página 12 La Prensa September/septiembre 19, 2008 Obituaries DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION QUERINO ESPINO We are in search of a professional to coordinate the overall activities of the Querino Espino, age 35, passed away Friday, September 12, 2008, in the University Transportation Department. Our Transportation Department operates 35 busses of Toledo Medical Center. He was born in Carrizo Springs, TX, on May 17, 1973, to Querino Reyna and Elba Espino. Querino moved to Toledo in 1973 and went on to and over 70 trucks and vans daily. The Lucas County Board of MR/DD transports graduate from Woodward High School where he played football. After high school, approximately 800 individuals with mental retardation and/or developmental Querino enlisted for four years as a U.S. Marine. He was promoted to the rank of Lance disabilities. The successful candidate will possess a Bachelors degree in Corporal and served in Somolia. After being honorably discharged from the USMC, transportation management or related area. Five years transportation Querino attended the law enforcement program at Owens College and began working supervisory experience required. Salary range is $64,904 to $97,369. Salary with the Lucas County Sheriff’s Department, first as a corrections officer, then as a Deputy Sheriff. He was a loving father, son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend negotiable based on experience. Excellent health, dental and prescription to many. Querino coached baseball and football, played video games, and enjoyed all benefits. If interested, please send resume by October 3, 2008 to: sports. He was an enthusiastic fan of the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Lakers and his fantasy football league. Querino is survived by his mother, Elba C Espino; father, Lucas County Board of MR/DD Querino Reyna; daughter, Angil Espino; sons, Querino, Paul, and Anthony Espino, and Human Resources Dept. Shane Dempsey; brothers, Steven and Luis (Amber) Espino; grandparents, Josie Reyna and special grandfather, Alonzo Morales. Also surviving is a host of nieces, nephews, 1154 Larc Lane aunts, uncles, cousins, and close friends. Preceding Querino in death are his grandma, Toledo, OH 43614 Brigida Morales; grandpas, Guadalupe Reyna and Manuel Espino. E.O.E. JESSIE M. URBINA Jessie M. Urbina, age 76, of Toledo, OH, passed away on Saturday, September 13, 2008, at his home, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in New Braunfels, Texas Maintenance Tech III on April 8, 1932, to Demencio and Josphina Urbina. Jessie was employed as a crane operator, most recently with Northwestern Ohio Steel for 24 years, retiring in the 1980s. The Toledo Zoo has a full time Maintenance Tech III position available. Primary He enjoyed fishing and gardening. Jessie was the last of the “true prize fighters,” often focus will be on painting inside/outside of buildings, fences, and other equipment times using his winnings to buy food for his siblings. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wonderful wife whom he adored, Muriel Urbina; siblings, Tommy Urbina, with the ability to identify the correct product and correctly calculate the amount George Urbina, Leonard Urbina. Jessie is survived by his devoted children, Tom of product for the project. Also assists higher level technicians with preventative (Shirley) Urbina, Santos Urbina, Lorraine (David) Marks, Luann (Earl) Correa, Jeanette maintenance & minor repairs of zoo vehicles/equipment, basic mechanical, (Gary) Krupinski, Muriel Urbina, Cathy Mitchell; siblings, John (Lupe) Urbina, Santos plumbing, electrical, carpentry, masonry works, assists in maintaining animal (Delores) Urbina, Vicky (Raymond) Vidalez, Lucy (Bob) Casper, Mary Urbina; 41 exhibit filtration systems, HVAC systems, provides snow removal and general grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. labor. The preferred candidate will have problem solving and analytical skills REV. DEACON PRUDO MUÑOZ VICENS and capability to work in a team environment with other employees. Position Rev. Deacon Prudo Muñoz Vicens, age 88, of Lorain, OH, died on September 11, 2008 requires working outside in inclement weather, and the availability to work at his home, after an extended illness of heart disease. He was born on June 10, 1920 in weekends and holidays in routine schedule. Requires a high school diploma, San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, moving to Lorain 56 years ago. Prudo was a devoted Catholic prefer additional education in a maintenance related field, and experience that who, after raising his 18 children, was ordained a Deacon of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland in 1986. He carried out his ministry at Sacred Heart Chapel. He belonged to provides the required skills and abilities. Must have a valid drivers’ license and various church organizations, including the Cursillo Movement, and taught Bible Class. be insurable by the company fleet insurance carrier. The beginning hourly rate He was also employed at Ford Motor Company in Brook Park in the Engine Foundry for is $13.62 per hour with an attractive benefits package. The Toledo Zoo is an 27 years before retiring in 1979. He will also be remembered as being an avid Dominoes AA/EOE and a drug/alcohol free workplace. For consideration please submit a player. He also enjoyed playing cards and being a Cleveland Indians fan. Though he led résumé by September 26th utilizing only one of the following methods: a busy life, he was the father of 18 children, who always received the full measure of his love and he still found time to feed and clothe the needy of his community through his work with the St. Vincent dePaul Society. Attn: Recruitment Manager Prudo is the beloved husband of 68 years, to Otilia (née Vallejo). He is also RE: Maintenance Tech III survived by his sons; Juan (Nora) and José (Elba), all of Lorain, Isaias (Minda), of The Toledo Zoo Escondido, CA, Ismael (Betsy), of Old Bridge, NJ, William (Gloria), of Lorain, Frederico, of Winston-Salem, NC, Antonio, of Lorain, Martin (Cathy), King, NC, and PO Box 140130 Jaime (Kim), of Lorain, his daughters; Carmen (Carl) Ragnoni, Juanita Magdaleno, Toledo OH 43614-0801 Hilda (Johnny) Muñoz, all of Lorain, María (Vince) Gutiérrez, of Rochester, MN, Esther (Adrian) Colón, of Lorain, Margaret (Rodel) Cuenca, of Temecula, CA, OR: [email protected] Teresa (José) Ayala, of New Bern, NC, Antonia (Freddy) Pedroza, of Hillsborough, NC, and Rosie (Joseph) Bridges, of Knightdale, NC. He is also survived by his 45 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 4 grandchildren; Freddy Burnett, Briana Marie Harris, Kelly Vicens, and Johnny Vicens, Jr., along with 7 brothers and sisters, and INVITATION FOR BIDS his parents; Natalio and Adela (née Muñoz) Vicens. The Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority is seeking bids from qualified LA PRENSA’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS: contractors to furnish all labor, materials, and equipment for the following Ohio Happenings: project(s): Sept. 20, 7:30PM to Midnight: Annual Amistad Scholarship Baile, at the JOB NO.: 28076 Meadowbrook Park Ballroom in Bascom; entertainment by conjunto Los Cuatro Vientos; comida mexicana de Rosa’s Cocina; BYOB cans only; $15 in advance and $18 at the door; PROJECT NAME: Concrete Work at McClinton Nunn Homes tickets at El Aguila Bakery or Casa Fiesta in Fremont and Mendoza Tex-Mex in Findlay WALK-THRU DATE: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 @ 09:30am or call Robert Valle at 419-637-7496. If you like camping, make reservations at the park BID OPENING DATE: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 @ 11:00am at 419-937-2512. Sept. 29 to Jan. 4, 2009: “RACE: Why We Are So Different?” Exhibit at the All bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the 2nd Floor Conference Cleveland Museum of Natural History, 1 Wade Oval Drive, University Circle, Cleve- Room on the dates shown above, in the Modernization Department, at 201 land; exhibit confronts the issue of race and racism in the United States. Developed by Belmont Street. Contract documents and technical specifications/drawings will the American Anthropological Association and the Science Museum of Minnesota. If be available from the Modernization Department (419 259-9462), and will be you missed the exhibit in Detroit, go to Cleveland. 216-231-4600. provided upon request. A non-refundable fee of $20.00 will be charged for each bid package.

The prevailing wages for this locality, as established by the Department of Labor and Wage Determination OH20080028, as modified, must be paid all persons employed for this work.

Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or to waive any informality in the bidding. No bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days subsequent to the opening of the bids.

All bidders shall be required to meet the Affirmative Action requirements and Equal Employment Opportunity requirements as described in Executive Order #11246. Each bidder must insure that all employees and applicants for employ- ment are not discriminated against because of their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, handicap, age, or ancestry.

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DIRECTOR OF ADULT OPTIONS Business Analyst CLINICAL THERAPIST – COMMUNITY BASED/CHILDREN We are in search of a professional to admin- We have an excellent job opportunity for a Clinical Therapist needed to provide short-term ister, direct and implement all phases of an Adult Business Analyst to analyze and craft data sets and therapy to children and families in community Program serving individuals with mental retardation business processes that promote efficient and settings. Qualified candidates must have strong and/or developmental disabilities. Responsible for accurate collection and application of agency infor- clinical skills including the ability to make clinical innovative program development, consumer devel- mation. Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s decisions and assessments along with knowledge opment, community relations, fiscal maintenance Degree in Computer Science, Business Adminis- of therapeutic principles and practices and strong and staff development. Master degree in a human tration or related field. Master’s Degree preferred. group process skills. LSW or LPC and experience service field plus five years of experience in the Three years of project management experience working with children required. Preference will be development and implementation of vocational pro- Management Information Systems or Information given to individuals holding a Masters degree and grams including administrative and supervisory Technology. Experience with relational database independent clinical license. experience. Salary range $64,904 to $97,369. Sal- applications, MRDD, Primary Solutions/Gatekeeper Send or fax résumé with cover letter to: ary negotiable based on experience. Excellent and Empower data and related habilitation work health, dental and prescription benefits. If inter- documentation support is preferred. Salary range ested, please send résumé to: $40,480 to $60,728. Salary negotiable based on experience. If interested, please submit résumé to: Lucas County Board of MR/DD Human Resources - CT-CB/C Human Resources Dept./dlv Lucas County Board of MR/DD 1425 Starr Avenue 1154 Larc Lane Human Resources/DLV Toledo, OH 43605 Toledo, OH 43614 1154 Larc Lane Fax 419.936.7574 Toledo, OH 43614 Email: [email protected] [email protected] EOE [email protected] E.O.E. Free After-School Art Classes, Monday through E.O.E. Thursday, 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm at the: Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 1225 Broadway NANNY OBJECTIVE: Seeking honest, non- Toledo, OH 43609 smoking, Spanish-only speaking, sleep-in nanny/ The Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority is Ph# 419-241-1655 housekeeper SUNDAY-FRIDAY or SATURDAY. soliciting proposals for professional consulting ser- Goal is to improve Spanish language skills in boys. vices for urban planning, architectural and program Monday: K - 2nd; Tuesday: 3rd - 4th; Wednesday: 5th - Housekeeping includes normal daily household management services for HOPE VI Brand Whitlock/ 6th; Thursday: Jr. High - High School chores. Great pay and living conditions. Albertus Brown Neighborhood Revitalization. Call & enroll your children today! Call (440) 454-4454. Request for Proposals information is available AUTOMOBILE CUSTOMIZING for pick up at the LMHA Central Office Administra- NOTICE OF MEETING: William J. Carroll, chair- Full time positions open for the following: Me- tion Building, 435 Nebraska Avenue, Toledo, OH man, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, has chanic, Bodyman, Painter, Trimmer,Sunroof In- 43604 or on the LMHA web site www.lucasmha.org. called a Meeting of the Board of Directors for staller, Convertible Top Installer, Upholsterer, Sew- The documents will also be available by mail or e- Thursday, September 25, 2008, 8:00 AM at One ing, Accessory Installer, and general helpers. Must be experienced in custom and/or restoration work. mail. E-mails should be directed to Mr. Ron Jackson Maritime Plaza, 3rd floor conference room, Toledo, Ohio—Angela “Angie” Bailey, Administrative As- Paid Holidays and Vacations. Apply in person Mon- at [email protected]. If further information is Fri , 10 am - 5 pm, at 1039 Mallett Street (Off Lewis sistant to the President, Toledo-Lucas County Port required, you may call (419) 259-9457. Ave, one block North of Sylvania Ave). No phone Authority calls. www.alexmotorsales.com LA PRENSA SALES: COLUMBUS 614-571-2051 TOLEDO 419-870-6565 DETROIT 313-729-4435 LORAIN 440-320-8221 Página 14 La Prensa Classifieds September/septiembre 19, 2008

OPERATIONS ASSISTANT University of Toledo The University of Toledo MANAGER DIRECTOR CWA Position PACE - PROFESSIONAL Job #999128 Telecommunications Techni- Continuing & PCN 999403 ~ Programming Specialist, cian, Facilities Maintenance: AND The Telecommunications Tech will work under Extended COMMUNITY eLearning & Academic Support: The eLearning Programming Specialist is re- general supervision of appropriate manager or Education EDUCATION sponsible for installing and maintaining hardware, director. This position requires considerable knowl- Bowling Green Continuing & operating systems, and software supporting web edge of electronics in order to perform the following State University Extended enabled learning. Duties include application design, work (but not limited to): installations, repairs, database construction and interfacing of similar and removals, and set-ups on various CAT5, CAT6, The PACE (Profes- Education CCTV, CO-AX, other various cabling systems and Bowling Green dissimilar systems effecting a unified environment sional and Community for the delivery and management of online learning. associated hardware components. May perform State University Education) Operations These responsibilities require strict standards for work on electronic data processing equipment for Manager position di- maintaining confidentiality of intellectual property assigned agency or University network. May per- rects the PACE opera- This position works rights and students’ academic records. form work on all radio systems and GPS clock tions team responsible with internal and exter- system receivers and antennas. Work hours are for the operational and nal clients to develop, An Associate Degree in computer science or a 7:30am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. logistical needs of sell, market, adminis- related field with 2-5 years work history in areas PACE events, includ- ter and supervise pro- related to requisite tasks is required. Experience in The minimum qualifications include valid certi- ing, but not limited to, grams for professional the coordination of education and information tech- fication from USDOL apprenticeship program (Tele- registration pro- development (non- nology in a higher education setting is desired. communications Journeyman Card) or BICSI Level cesses, budgets, fi- credit and credit bear- Experience in maintaining diverse computer hard- 1 Certification. Minimum three (3) years field nance, information ing). This involves ex- ware, associated peripherals, and software includ- experience working as a Telecommunications Tech- software, all logistics tensive networking ing high-availability enterprise level servers and nician for an outside contractor, or three (3) years for events, CEU (con- within the community, workstations in higher education and a work ethic experience working as a Telecommunications Tech- tinuing education with an emphasis on that aligns with the maintenance of confidential nician for “end user” (customer) is required. Must units) application and sales and business course materials and student records is preferred. have working knowledge of building tele-com sys- development. It is also approval, customer tems architecture. Understand electric wiring sche- responsible for re- service issues, in- The successful candidate should have familiar- matics. Ability to apply principles to solve a variety searching, developing structor/presenter ity with the following applications/technologies: of everyday practical problems. Maintain a valid and overseeing special- needs. This position is Apache, Tomcat, BEA WebLogic, Oracle, MySQL, driver’s license and must be insurable under the ized training (some also responsible for Blackboard, WebCT, SCT Banner/Luminis, University of Toledo’s driving policies. online) and education being the project man- Anystream Apresso Echo360, podcasting, PHP, for a variety of profes- ager for specific JSP, SQL, PERL, XHTML, XML, Java and To apply, submit a cover letter (include position sions including manu- events to see the JavaScript. The candidate should also possess title and job #), a resume, as well as the names and facturing, social work- events through from excellent organizational, oral and written skills, the contact information for three professional refer- ers, counselor, psy- start to finish. This po- ability to coordinate multiple and complex tasks, the ences to: The University of Toledo, Human Re- chologists, teachers, sition is also respon- ability to interact with multiple faculty and other sources Department, Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390; emergency respond- Fax (419) 530-1490; or email [email protected], sible for researching individuals, and to work as a member of a team of ers, and many more. which is preferred. Use only one method of appli- new programs and professionals. Full time. May also develop and cation. Résumés must be received by Friday, analyzing the viability manage conferences To apply, submit a cover letter (include position September 26, 2008. and demand for poten- with internal and exter- tial new programs for title and job #), a résumé, as well as the names and nal clients. Will work The University of Toledo is an Equal Access, PACE and analyzing contact information for three professional refer- with grant and spon- Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer the return on invest- ences to: The University of Toledo, Human Re- sorship research and and Educator. ment on completed sources Department, Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390; development. Full time Fax (419) 530-1490; or email [email protected], programs. Full-time administrative staff po- administrative staff which is preferred. Use only one method of appli- Oportunidades de trabajo en sition contingent on rev- cation. This position will remain open until filled. position contingent on enue generation. Pittsburg y el Sur de Memphis!!! available funding. 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LSU Open House Club Taino News: To commence Hispanic Toledo’s Club Taino hosts an annual Heritage Month at the Uni- Constitution Day Picnic for its members versity of Toledo, its Latino and the public. In this 2008 Chico Student Union hosted an Calderón photo—picturing its president, Open House at the Student Union on Sept. 15, 2008, as María González with her 8-year old shown above. To the left are nieta Leilani Pérez—Club Taino officers José López, Misael celebrates this important Puerto Rican Mayorga, and Cristina event (July 26). Interested in joining Cortez. For a complete Club Taino? Attend its next meeting on schedule of UT’s activities Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008 at 7:00PM, at for Hispanic Heritage the home of Chico & Linda, 4433 Month: www.laprensa1.com Copper Creek, Toledo, OH, or call Carmen Vega at 419-930-2515. Club Taino will be hosting a Halloween Party on Oct. 31, 2008, and a Three Kings Day Celebration on January 10, 2009.

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