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Apply to be on MPM's New Program Services Council
5/31/2011 1:17:37 PM
What is the Mentoring Partnership of Minnesota (MPM) Program Services Council?
The MPM Program Services Council will serve as an advisory group to MPM’s program services staff – primarily focused on MPM’s quality mentoring initiative and Training Institute services.
Why should I serve on the MPM Program Services Council?
By serving on the MPM Program Services Council you will assist MPM in building and sustaining quality mentoring for Minnesota. You will be invited to share your perspective and provide strategic guidance for MPM’s quality initiative, training resources and other services for Minnesota mentoring programs. You will have the opportunity to network with and learn from other mentoring programs across the state. You will also have a voice for your geographic area and for the type of mentoring services you offer.
Who serves on the MPM Program Services Council?
The MPM Program Services Council will consist of 12-15 individuals that represent diverse mentoring programs, organizations, and collaborations from around the state. Members of the MPM Program Services Council must be part of a registered MPM program. Uncertain about whether your program is registered with MPM? Email MPM to verify registration status.
How will the MPM Program Services Council members be selected?
Individuals interested in serving on the MPM Program Services Council should complete the nomination/application form and return it to MPM by June 30, 2011. Nomination forms may be faxed, mailed, or emailed. MPM staff and board members will select Program Services Council members that are representative of the state in terms of diversity of programs, expertise, and service area. Individuals will be notified of their selection by July 8, 2011.
What is the time commitment for the MPM Program Services Council?
MPM Program Services Council members will be expected to commit to quarterly meetings for a minimum of one year. Members of the MPM Program Services Council will have both in-person and remote participation options. The first meeting will be scheduled for July 2011. (Members may also be expected to participate in conference calls and complete committee driven tasks in between the quarterly meetings.)
Who do I contact if I have questions?
If you have questions about the MPM Program Services Council, please contact April Riordan, Director of Training & Community Partnerships, (612) 370-9148.