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272710 WHITE - CITV CLERK � �F.,�`% ` � PINK - FINANCE G I�TY OF SA I NT PALTL Council ,�. ��`�_.� CANARV - DEPAR7M T ` _t;„ � Bk.UE �AMAVOR File NO. � u i R solution Presented By / Referred To ommittee: Date Out of Committee By Date WfiEREAS, the creation of an Advisory Committee on Chicano/Latino Affairs was authorized by Council File No. 272257, adopted by the Council on December 21, 1978, and approved by the Ma.yor on December 22, 1978; and WHEREAS, because such committee is required by Council policy to have staggered two-year terms, the Mayor has appointed nine members in Group One, whose terms shall initially be for one year and there- after for two years; and eight members in Group Two, whose terms shall be for two years; and WHEREAS, the Mayor has appointed the following persons: 1. One year terms, expiring March 31, 1980: AdelinA, Miranda, 143 Biglow Lane ��D, 55117 Angela Valdez, 160 Western Avenue South, 55102 Larry E. Miller, Zion Lutheran Church, Jackson & Sycamore Sts. , 55117 �ee 1�Fadden, 863--�remo�.�--Aven�.e, 551Q6_ �_ Rebecca Heelan, 1797 Stanford Avenue, 55105 Manuel P. Guerrero, 465 Portland Avenue, 55102 Susan Medina, 517 Anita Street, 55107 JoAnn de Enos, 149 Exeter Place, 55104 Lucila Campa, 1247 St. Anthony St. , Apt. ��1015, 55104 2. Two year terms, expiring March 31, 1981: Ka.thleen�ale, 263 E. Annapolis St. , 55118 Olivia Mancha, 284 E. Morton, 55107 Roy Garza, 666 Chatsworth Avenue, 55101 Roberto Avina 626 Cherokee Avenue, 55107 COUNC[LMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Butler �.� Hozza [n Favor Hunt Levine � __ Against BY — Maddox Showalter Tedesco Adopted by Council: Date Form Appr ed by City rne Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY sy E�pproved by 1�lavor: Date _ Approved b a or for S mission to Council BY - — BY M�HITE - GTV CLERK �� ?�� PINK - FINANGE G I TY O F SA I NT PA LT L Council �� • ANARY - DEPARTMENT - � � �.U.E, �- MAVOR File NO. Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Page 2. A. Frank Gallegos, 1252 Ashland Avenue, 55104 Joseph Cardenas, 301 West Wyoming, 55107 Carmen Mercado, 72 Wood St. , Apt. C, 55107 Alberto Alcala, Hispanics in Minnesota, 1162 Selby, 55104 now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby approve and consent to the appointments of such persons to the Advisory Committee on Chicano/Latino Affairs for the above terms. .. COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Butler � In Favor Hozza Hunt Levine J __ Against BY -- Maddox Showalter Tedesco Adopted b ounci Date � 2 7 �� Form Appro e by City At orn y Cert ed Pas- by Council Secretary BY 61ppr d by ;Vlavor: Date _�3 O �9� Approved b Ma or for Submission to Council By By �� !Y6l1� APR 7 1979 �, C.�-�- CzTY o�i 5.�� P_�T�r. �=' OFFICE O�' THF �L1�OI� �� '� � . r r�' 1 � �.' . 'il:_��_.'':7�� . . . . .. . � •-�.. 347 CITY IL1LL Gf',ORG1: I.:\TIJItiR S:\I\T Y1I;7..J1I\\TESOT_1 :5510'_ *I.1TOR (C313i ='Ot3-..133:3 TO: Council President David Hozza and Members of the Cit� Council FROM: 5cott Jefferson DATE: March 1, 1979 SUBJECT: Chicano-Latino Advisory Committee Attached is a list of those people the Mayor is propasing to nominate for service on the Chicano-Latino Advisory Committee. You will also find copies of their resurnes. I have tentatively placed the appointments resolution on the Thursday, March 8, City Council agenda. I have not contacted applicants regarding their appointments and will not do so until Wednesday, March 7. I will then send a letter of rejection or intent to appointment, unless you have any suggestions for changes. In looking through the resumes, I think you wi1.l find a good cross section of people selected to serve on the Committee. Please feel free to contact me regarding an� questions you might have concerning our process of selection. SF/lm attachments �� r� �� CHICANO-LATIIIO ADVISORY COMP•1ITTEE Mayor' s nominees : , - ,: 1. P,delina Miranda 2 . Kathleen Hale 3. Angela Valdez 4 . Olivia Mancha 5. Larry E. P4iller _ 6. Roy Garza 7. Bee McFadden , � 8. Roberta Avina --- � 9. Rebecca Heelan � 10. A. Frank Gallegos 11. Manuel P. Guerrero 12 . Joseph Cardenas ' 13. Susan P�iedina �� 14. Carmen Mercado - 15. Jo�,nn de Enos : � , ' 16. Alberto A1cala , y 17. Lucila Campa � � � - _ � . - . , �T�.;'t 1;�0?",-;J 1.�1 �-9 T�' /��''� � f a � . ,. ,-.,—_ -__ - ---� � J Of"ice oi t'ne T�iayor :. . . 3d7 Cit�T :i�.11 ,=t.�.u"` _ . . . ._� St. Pa�1, T�:inn. 551Q2 Ds� ?��ayor Lai;t i-^er, I would like �� name subr�itted for consideratien for ?�e-�'�ership on the Chicano�T:atino �dvisarf Co�?t�ee to the T�Iayor. '.i�han?�; yov. Si e , . ��1��'r .. /'L.Urc�� tldelina i'risa "a ' . RESUME' Peraonal History Adelina Miranda Birthdate: March 22, 194�'j 143 BigZow Laae # D Soc. Sec.: 459-80-939� St. Paul, Minnesota 5511� Height: 5'2" Phone: 489-7865 Weight: 13s3 � EDUCATZON: Elementary School: Lamesa, Texas, 1949-- �955 High School: Lamesa, Texaa, �955 - �956 GED St. Paul T.V.I.� St. Paul� Minnesota - i976 Work bcperience: 1965 - �975 Field Worker - Dutiee: Hoeing sugar beets. picking tomatoe$, pickiag applee, hoeing beana in Colardo� Minnesota, Alebrsueka, Illinois,„ every 8�um�ser fro� May - October. �9b9 - "1975 Miker & Weiger USDA Cotton Division Lamesa; Texaa Duties: Miking and weighing cotton samples for claesera to clase. 1z/�973 - 5/�974 Cook and Maid Leisure Lodga Nuraing Home Lamesa. Tex�e Duties: Cooked and cleaned io� 30 people. 6/�975 - 10�1975 Transporter and Tranalater Muscatina Migre►nt Co�omittee Muscatiz�e, Iowa Dutiea: Transportiag and interperting , migrant people to clinic, hoepitals and othar aganciee. � .. , _ _.. _. __.._._------ - �976 Bi.11ingual Interviexer and Fodd S�amp Csrtifisr Dodge County Food Stamp C�nter Dodgt and Steele Counties Duties: Billingual i.ntervia�+er and food stamp certiiier for migrant people. '�977 - 8/'197? Recepio�iet / Screaner Higranta In Action 1�62 Selb� Ave. St. Paeil., Min�a�aota 55104 Dutiea: Filing,. screan people rhen • the� coM into tho ofPice answer phon�a and other cleric.al rrork. 8/�977 - 6/1978 Accounting Clerk Pro�soted Migra�nta In Action 1162 Selby Ave. St. Paul, Minnaaota 55104 ' I?uties: Accounte payable dutias, filing, time carde, r+nd Bank Reconciliation and payroll. Promoted to: 7/78 - Present Bookkeeper Migrante Ia Action 1162 Selby Ave. St. Faul. Hinneaota 5510�+ Mainte�iaiag Journ�ls sad ledger al8o doiug Trail Balaace and � report� SKILIS Read, Write, and speak English and Spanish Fluently. References available upoa requeat, n N��'k��'1:� ,� 263 East Annapolis Street Saint Paul, Minnesota 55118 � February l , 1979 Scott Jefferson Mayor's Office 347 City Hall Saint Paul , Minnesota 55102 Dear Mr. Jefferson: I am interested in becoming a member of the Chicano-Latino Advisory Committee , I am 32 years old and a life-long resident of . St. Paul. For the past-two years I have resided on the West Side of Saint Paul . I am a graduate of Monroe High School, Saint Paul. I have been employed by the City of Saint Paul since June, 1964 . I have worked in various areas including the Health Division, School District #625, Planning Division, City Council, Budget Section ,and Mayor ' s Office . By virtue of employment with the City, I have been exposed to a great variety of citizen groups, governmental agencies , private foundations, etc. and feel this knowledge will aid me in serving on the Committee . I have also worked part-time as a sewing instructor and a waitress. To date, I have not been a member of any co,mmunity groups and wish to pursue involvement at this time, I appreciate whatever considera�ion you can qive my application for this committee . Thank you. Sincerely, , � � , �c��.��.—,�� Kathleen Mae Hale ' y , . . ` ��4�` . . . . . . . . . .. .. I. �� ' d„ {;,,� �"�,� • .� C/G�,�.�;y.�i>� ; ,�- ,, � . .,�r� ,�� ► � � �, J � � / �� - _ . _ _ /� , _ ___ _ __ _ � �.� � '' ��...�-� - - . -- - - . ��` ` Q , ' _ � _._ _ _ ____ � - -- - _ _ ._ _ . _ _. __. �3 � L�� ,�'�- ' _ _ �- - - . - � � � _ . . � , , �,.��-...� - � . _. _ _ -�"�� .._ ._ _ _ _ .___ . _ _ _ _. __ _ __ -_ i I � ,III�II/��/'� � { . . _' __., . //) i i .. '.._ ._ . . __ •�C.� � _. . 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Kellogg Dear Mr. Jefferson, 1 am sending this letter as an application for a seat on the Mayor' s Spanish Speaking Advisory Council for the City of Sto Paul. I feel I am well qualified for a seat on this Council because of my experience in working and living in the West Side Comm— unity which is mainly made up of Spanish speaking residents. I presently work at Ramsey Action Programs, Inco as a Community Services Specialist in the West Side office. This means I work with residents of the community. The services that I perform include helping famili.es locate homes, emergency food services, and referring persons to any other agency that provides services that our agency does not; such as Salvation Army, Family Services, etc. I also assist non—�glish speaking residents in filling out forms; such as ti��el— . fare, Social Security, etc. Through my job I see so many of the problems in this community; and i feel that I could be of real help to the Spanish speaking community and to your office if I were seated on this Council. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely� °- � � � ., �,,.,�. ��1�Y 1 c_�1� \ Olivia Mancha I le�i� �, �u�er�n� �ion � , ; � Jackson & Sycamore St. Paul, Minnesota 55117 � n 224-9847 � - .. �, J,� �, Y �;, . �, ,� .,___� .__._ _ ._ _ ____._ .,,y,,,,�__ Rev. Richard F. el Vicar Pedr aceres Vicar arrv E. Miller February 7, 1979 The Dffice of the Mayor Cizicano—Latino Advisory Council Mr. Scott Jefferson 15 W. Kellogg Blvd. St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Mr. Jefferson: If it is not too late, I would like to be considered for the Mayor ' s Chicano-Latino �dvisory Council. As an assistant pastor at Zion Lutheran Church, I am in charQe of serving the spiritua' and social needs of the Hispanic Community �.n the North End and sur.rounding area in St. Paul . We have a 5panish newspaper , "El Universo ," and a radio program "La Voz Amiga ," which are designed to disseminate public information and social action news to the community. I have only been in St. Paul for seven months, and I am not totally aware of all of the problems facing our community, but I believe this is an advantage and not a detriment . I won "t be pre- judiced about past failures or successes . I believe this will allow me to look objectively at all the issues . I have lived most of my life in the San Diego area approximately 5 miles from the international border. I took classes at the San Dieao State University on Minority Group RElations, History of Racism, and Modern U.S. History. This �ast summer I spent 8 weeks in Chzcag� at a Hispanic Workshop dealing with the problems of tY�e Hispanic and Urban centers . I believe these studies and my experiences in San Diego enable me to understand and grasp the problems that are facing the Hispanic Community in St. Paul. Thank you for considering m�r request. A servant, �� Larry . Miller LEM:pj Este es el dia que hizo Dios; Nos gozaremos y alegraremos en el. Salmos 1T8:24 f �. � ,. ��; T50 E. Kellagg Blvd. — St. Paul, Minnesota S5i0T ,�i`'`, � . 529 Jackson Street - $t. Paul, Minn2sota 55i01 ,� ` ��.If I �I' Saint Paul-Ramsey Hospitol & Medical Center 640 Jackson Street — St. Paul, Minnesota SSI01 �. �� Ramsey C�unty Mentaf Health Departm�nt RAMSEV COUNTY � �•.� � � MENTAL HEALTH BOARD �<'�:•. w�rnsEV couuir WAR.REN W.SCHABER - . . � � � Chai man � . �MRS.DIANE AHRENS � JanUaY,y 1�� 1979 . ANTHONY A.DANNA � JOHN T.FIN�EY . . �HALNORvARD ROBERT J.ORTH - � �� - DONALD SAL�ERDA � �'„�' ^_°r-,--- ---� JOHN M.CAT�IN � � -��.-� � ' � o�,o«m,�.Hsad Mr. Scott Jefferson Mayor's Office . � . � ��. � Ramsey County Court House Saint Paul, Mn. 55102 r�i`a'�`;J �� , Dear Scott, Enclosed please find my resume for consideration to the Chicano Latino Advisory Committee. Please call me if you need further information. Thank you. Si nte, � G��—� i Roy arza, M.S.W� Latino Pr gram Coordinator ' ` RESUME ROY GARZA 666 Chatsworth Avenue Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 , PERSONAL DATA: Birthdate: November 19, 1951 Birthplace: San Antonio,Texas Maritai Status: Single ` EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVE: To secure a position in Federal, State or local governmenta{ agency or a private socia{ service agency which affords the opportunity for utilizing skills in the area of social work. With primary emphasis on the planning and implementation of programs. EDUCATIONAL BACKGR�UND: Degree Department Institution Year Graduated High School Diploma Lubbock High School Lubbock, Texas 1370 Bachefor in Atrs (BA) Dept. of Psychology University of Minn. 1975 Major areas, Counseling Minneapolis, Minn. Statistics. Master in Socia4 School of Social Work University of Minn. 1978 Work (MSW) Major area: Administrative, Planning Organization. Minneapolis, Minn. WORK EXPERIENCE: Social Worker (Internship) Ramsey County Welfare Department, 160 E. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul, I►�innesota September 1977 — June 1978 Responsible for carrying out projects to assist in the development of organizational, managerial and analystical skills needed to administrate human service programs.This included an analysis of the Welfare Department organizational structure, and a study to assess and compare the manage- ment styfes af the administrative, Income Maintence and Social divisions. Responsible for researching and developing public policy and analyzing and monitoring Legislative Bills. Social Worker (Internship) Ramsey County Mental Health Department, 160 E. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 September 197fi — June 1977 Provided casework to Chicano families through the provision of short-term crisis intervention and long term treatment. Function as a consultant to community base organizations attempting to provide social and advocacy services to the Spanish-speaking community. Also organized a mothers group to enable them to try new coping behaviors to share common problems and en- hance their personal growth. . , , � ,Laboratory Technician � Department of Biochemistry, Urriversity of Minnesota, Miilard Hail, Minneapolis, Minnesota January 1971 — Juiy 1972 Assisted two biochemists with various expermintal projects.This entailed making proper solutions to be used for various variables under study. Also assisted in setting up sterilization techniques. I was in charge of researching and compeling data on other studies conducted in the area of biochemistry. , ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials -Washington D.C. National Hispanic Coalition for Better Housing — Washington D.C. Migrants In Action, November 1971 — Chairperson � Ramsey Action Program, October 1974 Target Area "C" Advisory Council, October 1974 — Chairperson McDonough Resident Council, September 1973 — Treasurer Legal Aid of Ramsey County, September 1976 — Treasurer University of Minnesota Student Association for Social Workers,January 1977 — Treasurer Chicano Federation, January 1977 — Secretary Chicano/Latinos Unidos En Servicios (C.L.U.E.S.) 1978 REFERENCES Dr. Robert Roon, Professor of 8iochemistry Room 15, Millard Hail . University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Dr. Manuel Miranda, Associate Professor, Schoo{ of Social Work 400 Ford Hall University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Mr. Pablo Davila, MS.W.Manage� Office of Program Evaluation Ramsey County Welfare Department 160 East Kellogg Boulevard St. Paul, Minnesota � Mr. Alberto Alacala, Commissioner City of Detroit Housing Commission 4300 West Vernon Highway , Detroit, Michigan 48209 Ms. Marilyn McClure, hA.S.W. Clinical Social Worker Ramsey County Mentat Health Department 160 East Kellogg 8oulevard St. Paul, Minnesota Mr. Bruce Beneke, Executive Director Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services 370 Selby Avenue ' St. Fau1, Minnesota Mr.Jose Garza, Director, United States Congressional Committee on Housing and Consumer Affairs. Annex I H.O.B. Room 717 Washington, D.C. 20515 . �. - ,. � . Crisis Intervention Caseworker Emergency Social Services, American Red Cross, 100 S. Robert St., St. Paul, t!Ainnesota August 1975 — November 1976 Provided crisis intervention counselling to individuals experiencing severe emotional, medical, financial, drug and family related problems. It involved counselting to individuals threatening suicide or extremely depressed and assessing situations that involved abondoned, neglected or abused children. These services necessitated follow-up and coordination with St. Paul Police, Welfare Department, Juevenile Court Services and other social service agencies Deputy Director Migrants In Action 1162 Selby Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 June i977 — September 1977 Responsible for the coordination and supervision for a staff of thirty-one. Which included the chemical dependency, manpower and planning departments. 1 planned, implemented and eval- uated the goals and objectives of the department of Labor manpower unit. I also negoitated contracts for staff positions with the city's CETA program. Restructured the organization to be compatible with the agencies goals and objectives. Migrant Advocate Migrants In Action 1162 Selby Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 April '1974 — May 1976 Provided short-term counselling and referrals to migrant families experiencing personal difficul- ties. Acted as a translator on behalf of migrants and other Spanish-speaking people at various public and private agencies, welfare department, fioodstamp offices and work sites. Assisted migrant families in finding temporary and permanent housing, clothing, employment and emer- gency services. Family Worker Capital Community Services 1544 Timberlake Road, McDonough Homes, St. Pau1, Minnesota April 1973 — April 1974 Responsible for developing and implementing an outreach program to de�ive� social services to Public Housing Residents. Provided short-term counselling to families experiencing personal and social problems. Made emergency referrals to public and private agencies, 606 Drop Inn Center, Wilder Clinic, Family Services and Employment Services and followed up on all referrals. Developed a Group Referral Program for adolescents who exhibited personal growth and develop- ment problems. Also assisted in the development ot a Summer Day �amp program. Youth Worker Capital Community Services, 124 E. Arch St. Mt. Airy Homes, St. Paul, 114innesota July 1972 — April 1973 � Responsible for setting-up Referral Work Group for adole�cents living in public housing who experienced social, personal growth and developrnent NroLiems. Such problems included poor academic achievements, poor peer relationship, and poor self-image. Provided direct counseNing and referrals to other agencies. Coordinated the provision of these services with St. Paul Public Schools and Juvenile Court Services. • , � � �� December 28, 1978 The Honorable George Latimer Mayor of the City of Saint Paul Ramsey Countq Court House Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Mayor Latimer: � Honorable Mayor, On behalf of Chicano/Latino constituency of the City of Saint Paul, I would like to thank you for reaffirmiag your committment and sensitivity by supporting the. creation of a Chicano/Latino advisorp committee to your office, It has been my experience in the local,regional and national 1eve1 that committments made to Chicano/Latinos, often times, turn out to be false promises and illusions, which only serve to turn back our desire to participate in governmental processes. Perhaps the fulfillment of this co�anittment can al�eviate these negative attitudes and provide impetus for city governmental participaCion. Again, I applaud your demonstrated efforts in part�.cular those of Mr. Jefferson who has played a key role in guiding the resolution � through the CitF Council and representing your administration. Sinceramente, �%, >`�`..-� �� . � Roy Ga za 4 . � . n r�� "T'� °° CITY O� SAINT PAUL �,.�' �., - �.��„-,'��., � DEPARTMENT OF CfJMMUNITY SERViCES o !�,;-_i�a-x ; °'s• � DIVISION Or PUSLIC HEAi.TH 555 Cedar Street,Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101 George Latimer (612) 227-7741 Mayor �~rF".i��c7 •'111�i J � ljt� January 29, 1979 11'�Kl V�iw+ ri s �� George Latimer, Mayor 347 City Hal1 St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 Attention: Scott Jefferson Dear Mayor Latimer: I am applying for membership on the Chicano-Latino Advisory Committee. .�/ Enclosed please find copy of my resume. As of January 1979, I am ��` assigned as coo_ r^d9nator f�dian and Miarant HealthL Saint Paul `� Division of Public HeaTth. � Sincerely, ''� , �� (,`/�,�,_,•�-c.a: �} �� a.��=a•.� , n�,� Bee (Bernice H) h1cFadden �� Public Health Nurse II � St. Paul Division of Public Health �,� • � Page I RESUi•lE� BERNICE H. t�CFADDEN A.K.A. Bee McFadden P.H.N. II 863 Fremont St. Paul, Minnesota 55106 SACRED HEART SCHOOL, St. Paul, Minnesota - September 1931-June 1939 Grades 1 thru 8 HARDING HIGH SCHOOL - September 1939-February I943, Grades 9-12 Graduated February 1943 MINNESOTA MINING � t4ANUFACTURI23G C0. (3M) - Resin Lab. -.Worked as labaratory technician - February 1943-September 19�+4 ANCKER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING - Student, Sept. 1944-Sept 1947 Graduated Sept. 1947 WORKED OBSTETRICS, ANCKER HOSPITAL - October 1947-December 1947 SCHOOL NURSE - Public Schools, St. Paul - January I948-September 1948 SCii00L NURSE, DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH, ST. PAUL - October 1948-April 1953 STAFF NURSE, UNITED STATES ARM'Y - April 20, 1953- March 28, 1955 STUDENT - University of Minnesota, School of �u't�lic Heal.th - March 1955-August 1955 (Ineluded field work experience. FamiZy Nursing Service) Received Public Health Certificate on August 1955 STUDENT - Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas - October I.955-March 1958 Manhattan, Kansas STUDENT - University of Minnesota, School of Public Health Sept. 1958-March 1959 - B.S. Public Health - March 1959 (VOLUNTEER) - NURSE - CHILD HEALTH CLINICS - Irwin Army Hospital � . Fort Riley Kansas April 1959-Aug. i959 (VOLU;�ITEER)-NURSE, OUT PT. CLINIC-E.R. - Fort rfcPherson Army Hospital, Fort McPherson_ At�anta, Ga. £ebruary 1965-February 1966 GIRL SCOUTS (VOLUPJTEER) - Asst. Brownie Leader, ;Sept. 1966-January 1967 Brownie Leader, Jan. 1967-Jan. 1969 Day Camp Unit Leader - Summer 1957 � Day Camp Chairman, Summer 1968 - Ludwigsbury, Germany (September 1966-January 1969) • • � „ Page 2 GIRL, SCOUT ORGANIZER - Sept. 1970 thru June 1974 Troop Leader, Dayton's Blutf September 1970-June 19�4 Camp Nurse Summer 1971, 1 week-1972, 2 weeks, 1973-5 weeks 1974-5 weeks North Woods Girl Scout Camp, Delta F7isconsin CERTIFIED AS PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - State of Minnesota - July 28, 1971 fi3059 PUF3LIC HEALTH NURSE, CITY OF ST. PAUL, DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH - October 1971 to Present F1ork in Parochial Schools - Immunization Clinic E.P.S. Clinic etc. Work 10 months a year full time-riid August thru June During summer-Part time - 10 hrs a week for 8 weeks Assigned to Red School Hous� (Indian Survival School) Spring 1972 - as consultant. School Nurse at Red School House since January 1973 Worked with A. ,r4. t ru Wounded Knee Trials January-September 19�4 Set up A.I.M. Clinic during trials with volunteer doctors and nurses etc. with backup for referral to St. Paul Rarasey Hospital Now workino with A.I.M. Health Clinic (Incorporated as St. Paul Urban Indian Health Board Inc. - August 1978) . Board Member - East Metro Area Intertribal Health Corporation December 1975 to present. As of January 1979 - Public Health Nurse II assigned as Coordinator for Indian and t�ligranfi Health St. Paul Division of Public Health. January 26, 1979 . • y ;. �� RESUtViE . R rto R. 4vina � ;?6 C:erakee �� nue �` Paul "ri nesota �5107 (612) 2q8-0186 (}iome) PERSONAL INFORMATI01� Born: 2�24�47 Laredo , Texas Childre�: Helena Guadalupe , 10 years Roberto R. Avina � Jr. , 8 years . Joaquin m. , 5 years EDUCATION Our Lady of Guadalupe School I,aredo, Texas Eugene Field Elementary S�hool East Chicago, Indiana George Washington High School E3st Chicago , Indiana Gradua�ed June , 1966 Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana B. !�. received June � 1970 Major : Psychology Minors Sociology University of Minnesota t�Iinneapolis � Minnesata Part-time toward M. A. (1974 to present) in Education Administration Pam-�merican University bTc.�llen, Texas .7uly, 1973 In-Service Training Bilingual Test?ng Measurement and Procedure Metropolitan State University St. Paul , Minnesota 1976-1977 Accounting I , II , & III � Chicano Training Center, Inc . Certification on Training in the Delivery of t�lental Health Servic�s to the Chicano Community a -� P,esume Roberto R. Avina Page Two St. Thomas College . Seminar on Budget Planning and Implementation in t�Iiddle i�9anagement Position EiviPLOYI��ENT 10/0�/77 to Present Deputy Director Nligrants In !�ction� Inc , 1162 Selby Avenue St. Paul , Minnesota 55104� Duties : 1. Responsible for the supervision of the operational functions of the agency, including CET� 303, Chemical Dependency, LEDP and 4�lork Equity Project units. 2 . Responsib�e for the day-to-day administrative activities of the agency. 3. Responsible for assisting the Executive Director in developing annual plans and budgets. 4. Responsible for assisting the Executive Director in reporting to the Board of Directors. Assists the Executzve Director , in training for the Board of Directors when directed to do so. 5. Responsible for the coordination and monitoring of the other department in the agency when directed by the Executive Director. 6. Responsible for the development of national funding linkages when directed by the Executive Director. 7. Responsible for completing other tasks as delegated by the Executive Director. ?/O1/77 to Present Community Faculty l�ietropolitan State University hietro Square Building St. Paul � Minnesota 55101 Duties 1. To provide classroom instruction in Human Relations and sociology to Metro University students. 2 . To provide advisory/counseling services to Metro University students. w�_�.._.___..__._._..,__.____�__- _- ----.:___.,___, -- . .._ ___ _ .._.._._. ._ __..____ _ _ �__._ �..._._ _..__,_.�....,._......; - . • ,� Resume Roberto R. ravina Page Three 9/20/76 to l0/03/77 Administrative Assistant Yersonal Banking The First National Bank of St. Paul 332 i�linnesota Street St. Paul , Minnesota 55101. Duties : l. Develope and implement Zero Base Budgeting for the Personal Banking area. 2. Prepared and implemented training manuals for the Personal Banking area as the need arose. 3. Participated in collective and individual investiga- tions concerning problem areas in personal banking and made recommendations to the Division Head. 4. Monitored and disseminated the Division 120� monthly DDA report. �. Assisted Group Leaders in fulfilling their objectives. 6. Became Consultant to the entire bank in Zero Base Budget. 7 . Performed other duties as directed. 1/oz/75 to 9/20/76 Coordinator State Migrant Affairs Office S�tate Department of Administration St. Paul , Minnesota Duties : 1. Nlanaged the activities of the Migrant Affairs Office. 2 . Supervised the staff of the Migrant Affairs Office. 3. Coordinated between and among the public and private agencies who deliver services to migrants. 4. Promoted and/or developed pertinent legislation for migrants. � 5. Represented the Governor in both the Region V Feder.�l Re�ional Council on P�ligrant Concerns and the Federal Interregional Committee on Migrants. 6. t�laintain�d and staffed the Ntinnesota Task Force on PAigrant Affairs. 7 . Provided technical assistance to agencies and com- munity groups who were developing programs for migrants. . . : . � Resume Roberto R. Avina Page Four 2/�5/?3 to Present Consultant for Human Relations Training Progra.m Human Resources Associates , Inc. Hastings , l��innesota Duties : 1. To provide cultural awareness on the Mexican American`Chicano Culture to teachers who are required to take human relations training. 2 . To address the questions and interests of the teachers an history. problems and culture of the fl7exican American/Chicanos. 8/15/74 to 1/15175 :Assistant Director Opportunities in Health for Minorities ' Program U of M Minneapolis , Minnesota Duties : 1 . Assisted the Executive Director in the administration of the total program. 2 . Specifically was responsible for the administration of the Supportive Services component. 3. Developed and implemented tutorial p.rogra.ms, learning skills programs , refresher courses, and counseling programs. 4. Frepared quarterl.y report. s. Prepared federal propasals. 6. Supervised and trained tutorial staff. 11/15/71 to 8/25/7�' Academic Counselor Hispanic Office �+iacalester College St. Paul , i�linnesota Duties : 1 . Provided tutorial and counseling services to the i��exican American and Yuerto Rican students at l�lacalester Colle�e. 2 . Developed and implemented educational programs that would assist the Hispanic students to succeed at T�lacalester College . , ., , � Resume Roberto R. E�viria Page Five 3. Supervised the clerical and tutorial staff of the program. �. Was available to carry out administrative activities for the office. 1/0l/71 to 6/0l/71 Executive Director Bishop' s CoMmittee for the Spanish Speaking Gary, Indiar.a Duties : 1. Performed a needs assessment for the Spanish speaking population in the Calumet Region. 2 . Developed programs that would address the problem areas surfaced by the assessment. 3. Prepared and submitted timely reports to the Advisory Committee. . 4. Supervised the staff vf the Spanish Speaking Office. 5. Provided liaison activities between the Span�;sh speaking population and the� public officials: 9/0l/7o to 12/31/7� Classroom Teacher Social Adjustment Class Bloek Junior High School East Chicago , Indiana Duties : l . Provided educational instruction to children, r�rhose language was other than English. 2 . Developed and implemented my own instructional materials 9/0l/69 to S/31/7� • Testing Assistant Psychologv Department Indiana Un.iversity Bloomington, Indiana Duties : 1 . Provided assistance to the professor on various studies that he was performing. 2 . Compiled and documented the data being collected from the studies. P � � . a Resume Roberto R. Avina Fage 5ix . COif;;�1UNITY WORK 5/75 to Present 11/77 to Present Vice-Chairman (�:anagement Member and now Secretary to Committee Ntember) Board of State of blinnesota Bo�rd of Psychology Directors St. Paul � N?innesota St. Paul Urban Coalition St. Paul , Minnesota Present Present Chairman of Chairman of Chicano/Latino Federation Chicanos�Latinos Unidos En Servicios St. Paul , h�innesota St. Paul � Minnesota 9/74 to b/75 i/76 to 9/76 Vice-Chairperson blember, Region V Bilingual Education Parent Federal Regional Council on 1�ligrant �dvisory Committee Concerns St. Paul School District #625 Chicago , Illinois St. Paul , t�Iinnesota 1/7S to 9/76 11/74 to 6J76 P�lember� Region V and VI Member Interregional rederal Council Ramsey 9ction Pr�grams on P�ligrant Concerns St. Paul . Minnesota Chicago and Texas 11/73 to 11/74 7/72 to 1/75 b,ember Vice-President Mexican American Education Advisory Committee T�sk Force . Nlidwest Council de la Raza St. �'aul Urban Coalition South Bend, Indiana St. Paul � Minnesota 6/72 to 1/75 11/7o to 11/7Y Chairman Vice-President Executive Board Calumet Community Congress Nli�rants In Action, Inc. Lake County, Indiana . St. Paul , blinnesota 9/7o to 3/71 b/68 to 6/70 f�tember, Executive Board Co-Founder and� President You�h Advisory Board Spanish American Student Association Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Indiana University East Chicago . Indiana Bloomington, Indiana r _' ' ..._ � ,. , • . . - . Resu.me Rob�rto R. Avina Page Seven REFEREN'CE5 Mr. Gilbert Chavez, Director Office of Spanish Speaking Affairs U. S. Office of Education Vdashington, D. C. Telephor.e : (202 ) 24,�-$467 I�ir. Robert Lauppe Vice Pr�sident of Human Relations St, Paul Companies ( Also Immediate Past Chairman. St. Paul Urban Coalition) St. Paul, Minnesota Telephones (612) 22i-7769 bTr. Charles Arner Senior Vice President First Nation�l Bank of St. Paul St. Paul� Minnesota Telephone = ( 612) 291-555b i � • � � . � . . .. I . � . � ��/'�' f�', �� . Fe'eruary 8, 1979 1797 Stanford Auenue St, Paul, �Finnesot� 55105 � Mr. Scott Jefferson 347 City Hall St. Paul, riinnesota 551fl2 Dear Mr. Jefferson, I have recently been informed of your selection af citizens to serve on the St. Paul Chicano-Latino Co►nmunity Coumittee. As an active and concerned participant in the Chicano Community, I feel I have much to contribute and would like to be considered for nembership to this committee. Enclosed find my resume which v�ill give you a more detailed account of my social as �aell as professional activities in the Westside Community, Sincerely, � � ��` � ` r Cc.i �CC C��;C�.-�r-ti- .--� ( Rebecca Garay Hee an � A Chicana rgh Enc, � : . . _� •� 1 , � ' RESUME � -.___^ Rebecca Garay Heelan 1$� Stanford Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55105 - � 699-9252 �Home) 292-1775 (tdor'�) : EDU�N' College of St. Teresa Winona, Minnesota - B.S. Dou6le Major - Elementary.Educat�on and Spanish - June, 1974 � Mankato State University � 6 credits away from Master's ir. ` Education with .a Specialization ' in Bilingual Bicultural Education i � EXPERIENCE: � � � � 1978 - _ 1979 I am presently employed by the St. Paul School Dist.rict as � Teacher Trainer in the Multicultural Training Center. - The goal of this Center �is to provide information and training which ; will enable teachers (K-12) to incorpor�te multicultural perspectives into their particular curriculum. _--- --_..._..,._.� .,...,.,.,�5 -. Laugnz 4 - t3 multicultural lessons to all cZassrooms at above schools. Served a s a Resource Teacher in planning many multicultural activities in conjunction with other school cor�ittees at elementarq and juaior high schools. August - December - Cherokee Heights �lementary School. Taught six classes of 4th grade daily of Bilingual Bicultural Education, One class each of ESL Math and Reading. Wrote and implemented the curriculum �oY alI of the above classes. The Bilingual BicuZtural stud�ts visited other classes and schools to give presentations ore the Chicano culture. 1976 - 1977 Cherokee Heights Elementary School. Taught six 4th grade classes of Bilinoual Bicultural Education. Wrote and implemented the currieulum. Trained an Educationa1 Assistant to wark in classroom. Pilat tested Bilingual Bicultural MaCerials for the Mid�oest Material Develop- ment Center. Participated in the writing of the West Side Curriculum Committee. 1975 - 76 Cherokee Heights Eiementary School. Taught lst, 2nd, and 3rd grade Bilingual Bicultural Classes (11 classes) . Wrote and implemented curriculum. Trained an aide to assist in cZassrooms. Continued - � M ✓ � .� ' ', ��. . ' � � 3 itC$1SIIle' Rebecca Garay Heelan Page 2 19�4 - 75 Cherotcee Height s Elementar3► School Taught Second Grade until December, Was designated to develop a Bilingual Bicultural Education Program. Wrote and impiemented curriculum £or 4 first grade classes, 4 second grade classes and 3 third grade classes, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS � November 29 - 30, 1978 � � Multicultural Curriculum and Instruction Conference i I�iilwaukee, Wisconsin ,,� August 7 - 16, 1978 Multicultural Institute - Dr. Carl Grant, University of Wiscoasin - Humboldt Jr. High °�.� August 17 - 18, 1978 � Ringswood Camp Desegregation Retreat for Junior High Students �'`� from HumboldC and Moriroe Junior High Schools. :,, -"°3 October 2 - 11, 1978 ''� Region 5 Drug Education Conference - Chicago, I11. --� --:; .-`; Spring, 1978 Education that is Multicultural Workshop - Dr. Carl Grant - Hmnboldt Jr. �iigh � ' May I4, 15, 1978 ; Racine 2�4ultiethaic Center Racine, Wisconsin � � Winter - 1978 ` ESL Workshop - Midwest Resource Center - '. Cherokee Heights School � Winter and Spring - 77 Bi.lingual Bicultural Workshops on Science, Math, SociaZ Studies, and Language Arts :; Midwest Resource Center - Arlington Aeights, ILlinois � Winter and Spring - 1977 Visited the riidwest Resource Center to previe« Bilingual Bicultural t•isterials June - 1977 i�lagic Circle"Conference � Arlington Heights, Illinois Continued - . � . Resume Rebecca Garay Heelan Page 3 ` Spring - 1977 Heritage and Destiny of the Mexican-American Inservice '�Jorkshop ; St. Paul Schools s � Winter - 1976 � Spring Hill Conference Center ! Desegregation Semir�ar � i _ Spring - 1976 ; Institutionalized Racism Workshop �I St. Paul Schools I � Spring - 1976 '; International Silingual Conference Chicago, Illinois February 20 - 23 Second Bilingual Bicultural Materials Conference New York Citq May 22 - 24 Fourth Annual International Bilingual/Bicultural Canference Chicago, Illinois COMM�TrTITY ORGAIVIZATIONS Member of and former secretary of the Spanish Speaking Cultural Club 1975 - Present Served on Chicano Week Committee 1975 to preseat Steering Co�ittee of the Chicaao Federation 1976 - 77 CCD teacher of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church 197b - 77 Representative to City Wide Intercultural Cou�ittee St. Paul SchooZs 1974 - 1976 Intercultural Committee Cherokee H�ights., St. Panl 1974 - 76 Served a term on Board of Directors for West Side Health Clinic 1975 - 76 Served on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Arts Council - E9AA Gr?�t for the Proulotion of the Minority Arts. 1975-70 . � • L . �~1��'1�r� February 2, 1979 Mr. Scott Jefferson Mayor' s Office City Ha11 15 W. Kellogg Dear Mr. Jefferson, I am writing to express my interest in being appointed to the Spanish Speaking Advisory Council for the City of St. Pau1. My interest in this appointment stems from the following reasons. I feel that being of Hispanic background I can relate more closely to the resident and problems of the Hispanic Community. I feel that being able to relate to both the people and problems is an asset that will bene— fit not only the community but your office as well. Along with this letter, I have enclosed my resume as application to the Spanish Speaking Advisory Council.� I wish to thank you in advance for taking the time to look over my qualifications. Sincerely, ., � � ��. �-� - �-�' Q `�,.��-� - �� ; : A. Frank Gallegos . ' � R E S U M E � Alex Frank Gallegos, Attorney at Iaw . I. Personal Backg.�otmcl Date of Birth: PSay 18, 1952 Place of Birth: Nbnte Vista, Colorado . Present Arlc�ress: 1252 Ashland Avenue St. Paul, P7.innesota 55104 (own I-�e� Phone: 612-645-8384 Social Security rT�iber: 523-74-0&55 Present Marital Status: Married (�9ife - Lynn) Sex: Ma].e � . Et�uiic Background: Chicano Present E�loyzrent St�tus: Staff Attorney - Crimin�l Defense «est Side Criminal Defense O�fice St. PauZ, rti.nnesota IZ. Educational Backgmund Seoondary: GYaduated fxor.l :ubnte Vista, Colarado , High Schaol in 1970. Pr�st Secondary: University of Colorado, 1970-1972. � Univ�rsity of Mi.rmesota - undergraduate, � 1973-1975. University of *�linnesota Law School, 1975-1978. _ � Degiees: ' B.A. - F�glish 1975 : . J.D. - 1978 Sp�cial Awards or Certificates: Citation fram Governor's Office, Colorac7� and South Dakota, for wvrk done�for children and youth in these states. Certificate f_n7m Universit-� of Colorado indicating co��letion of snecial course _ -in the study af Juvenile Delinquency. States �m.itted ta Practice Iaw: Minnesota, Septesnber, 1978. Federal Court, rlovember 1978. � � Alex Frank Gallegos • F�stune Page 2 . III. E[�ployment and Work Experienc;e . September 1970 - JanUazy 1971 � Employer: Denver, Colorado Public Schools ' Tutored for one s�rester at Boyd Jr. High School for lawer track math�natics s tudents. These were m�stly Blacl: and Chic�-�ru� students. Jannary 1971 - JanUazy 1973 Eh�loyer: Uriiversity of Colorado at Boulder • Unitecl L�exican Am�erican Student Education Onporttmities Eng1,�,sh Prngram (LII�,.S-£OP E�glish Program} Part-time Initial responsibility was to tutnr and serve as a teachinq assistant for an II�glish course. 'I7u.s was a regul.ar English �taartrnent course � specially designed for Span.ish-speaking students to develop their reading and writing skills. . , September 1971 - Appointed Assistant Dire�tr�r of the L��.S-EOP �glish Pnx�ram. In addition -tA teaching assistant responsibilities this appointr�nt included staff supervision and curriculum develoncnent. January I972 - .Appointed D3.rector of the tTI�g1S-DOP English Pr�r�n __ __ assuming full adr�in.istrative and s�ervisoiy responsibilities. - _ - - - _ -- �eason for Leaving: To take l�ve of school and ass�ne a full ture job. Jannary 1973 - September 1973 II�Ioyer: Alarrosa Cotmty, Colorado, Youth Services Bureau. Position Held: Project Directc�r, full time. . As Director of the prog•r�n, the major areas of responsibiiities were: (lj Plan and develop a cca�rehensive program for deLivery of services to youth in Southern Colorado. (2} Research and development of a plan to coo�ii.nate and deliver youth services for youth c3eveloFxr�ent and delinquency prevention. (3) Secure on-going ftmding for the pmgraan beyond the irLitial nine-imnt�i pilot phase, (this was acco�lished) . - Reason for Leaving: Zb re-enroll in college and ta ass�nne a job which provided for gr�eater opnort�ities and learning. . • � - ' Alex Frank �.�allegos . �s�sr,e � Page 3 . Sent:ember 1973 - Nov�+ber 1977 IIt�loyer; Univpxsity of Plinnesota, Mis�neax�olis, NSinnesota Office of Del�nquency Contrnl Division of the Law School and Continuing Education and E�tension Richard J. Clendenen, Directr�r Projects and Areas of Responsibilitv Septe�ber 1973 - June 1975 - ,Consultant and Techn.ical Assistance t�o state camYdttees on children and youth which included: . a. Pmgr'am t-r��*�i*�q in the area of statewide youth services deZiv�ry and delinquency prevention in three states; � New l+�e.xico, Colorado and South Dakota. b. Serve as on-going consultant to the National Co�cil of State C�mittees far Childr�n and Ybu'rh. Jwne 1975 - September 1976 - Director of graduate research for Project Newgate which included resea�h and evaluation o� half�aay hs�use progra�n effectiveness. . September 1976 - November 1977 - Program Director, Cc��amulity Corrections . Research Project which included: a. Developing and maintaini:ng a nanager.p.nt cor.�uterized information syst�n for Hennepin County Court Services comrn�ity _ corrections facilities within Hennepin County. . � � b. Supezvi.se 10 undergraduate and crraduate research .students. � Assu�ne aclmini.strative responsibility for budget plann;nq and prngram expenditures. Responsible for program developm�nt, that is, on-going cor,tputer � programing research design irux�vations, i*ndi€ications a,nd systec*.�s i.n�rov�nent. Cot�du�t tsai ni ng a1�d inforniational seM.u-iars to agencies and � on�ariizations conter.�lating adoption of a similar information syst�em. -- November 1977 - Auc�lst 1978 � II�ployer: 1�Set�vpolitan Council, St. Paul, Minnesota � Griminal Justice Planning � Position Held: Courts Planner A. Research ar�d develop areas of need and policy issues related to the ac�ni.nistration of justice and the court. B. Revie;a and ca�rment on Federal Law ESnforr.�ent proposals for grants related to the court system. Alex Frarilc Gallegos , �scm�e Page 4 - . C. F�gage in an extensive stud_v of the criminal justice issues as they affected the Mexican Arnerican in the 'Iwrin Cities rTetropolitan area. August 1978 - rrovember 1978 II�loyer: Univ�xsity of Minnesota, P�Iinneapolis, Minnesota Law School Office of the De�-u1 . � During this short stay, my resroonsi.bility r�lated tA easing th.e transition of the nvve frarn the old law building to a new and r.rr3re cor.�lex building. In addition, my as�igrunents included; minority student recniiting, tut��ring, special advocate for students, analysis and programing of issues related to the concerns of minority students in law school. Finally, this position inwlved coorrlinating and s�ervising special programs taking place within the law school bui.lding and to assist in public reZations concexning the law school and its new facility. , Nov�m'r�er 1978 tr� present �loyer: Neighborhood Justice Center St. Paul, Minnesota . _ Position Held: AttArney at Iaw To serve as staff attorney for a special project �or Spanish-s�aking citizens in the cromrnmity lawwn as St. Paul's Z•lest Side. Job responsibi.lity - includes program development, defense and trial litigation for clients charged with misdemeanors ar�d feloni.es. N. Previous Legally �elated E�cperience • (1) Planned, designed and ir:iples*�ented a Data ra.nager�.nt Information Syst�m for the ITni.versity of Minnesota, t2innear�olis, St�lent Legal Services tA evalua-tre and provide technical statistical. data on clients using the service. September 1976 . (2) Assisted in the investigation, pre-trial and defense of clients charged with misdemeanors and felonies imder the Senior Practice Rule at the Neighborhood Justice Center, St. Pau�., Minnesota. Jtme 1976 to Septernber 1976 (3) �search assistant and staff of the Minnesota Suprer�e Court's Juvenile Justice Study. September 1975 to present , , � _ �].ex Frank Gallegos ' . . Resi.m�e Page 5 ` V. S�ecial Activities and Interests . . 1. Presently serve as "floating faculty" for Ehca�.nt for Citizenship, a national education program designed �o teaeh soci.al advocacy skills � Yo�g P�Ple in and around the UrLited States. I have been doing - -- - triis since s�mer, 1968. 2. Developed a pnx3ram for residential care of yoimg people for P,ay P�7ay's Golden Nugget Boys` Ranch naw located in Franktc�m, Colorado and wi.11 eventually mc�ve to the Southern Ute Indian Reservation in Ignacio, Colorado. 3. Developed a Neighborhood Health Cliuiic (1968) in the predominately Chicano section of i�nte Vista., Colorado, funded by the Bnulner Foundation of New York City and Colorado State Health Board. This clinic is still in operation today. 4. Vice President, National Coimcil of Ccmmittees for Children and Youth frcm� 1974 - 1975. 5. Consultant to Lincoln, Nebraska for pre-sentencing diversian program on evaluation. � 6. Research Assistant and general s�taff support in a Miruzesota Sunreme Court study of the JuverLile Justice System in Minn�esota, 7. I,ecturer on youth developm�nt and P�xican-Arierican cultural need.s and problems. 8. Elected two years t�.i University of Diinnesota Law School Council. . 9. Developed evaluati.on system for Fbster Care Agency - PATH (Professional Association of Treatment I3ames) . 10. Lect�er for T7ati.onal Youth Traini.ng for the Adolescent Girl �•Torkslzao sponsored by the Center for Youth Development (Giesla Konopka-Director) fivm January 1977 to present. � lI. Certified Foster Parents, Jannary 1978 to present. " VI. Job Skills Thns Ac�ii.red . l. Able to spea3t and read ,�ni sh fluently. 2. Eight years of administrative and professional �sponsability. � 3. Admiuii.strative and program developr��nt in criminal & dellI�l�lcy justice syste�. 4. Have had three s�nesters of teachi.ng E�glish at the �ollege level. 5. Have developed extensive background in the fie].d of delixiquency prevention. � Alex Frank Gallegos ' Resiune � . Page 6 6. F�tensive experience in research r.�ethodology. 7. 'The legal internship at the Neighborhood Justice Center provided me ♦ with an extensive backgznund in criminal procedure and adjudication. I was active in investigation, initial hearings, pre-trial and sentencing of both feionies and misdemeanors charges. , 8. Basic lQ�awledge in �utex Programing and keyp�ch. ' 9. Five years experience in pr�posal devplopmPnt and grant writing. � e • . � � ' . . . � � � . ' �@3{ �'cl.Il�C G31.�.E'C�OS . �S1II[lEE � Page 7 . � REFERENCES Richard J. Clendenen, Law Professor, University of l�innesota, 119 Ten�aorary North of Mines. L�onard r.;�,;st, Law Professor, I�abor Arbitration, Attorney, r:;,�,,;st & Ven�n, and Associates, IDS Zbwer. I�bert F. Grabb, Assist�nt Dean, University of rsinnesota Law School. J�res Keanen, Director, Arizonia Rural Lega]. Services, Phoenix, Arizoni.a. Richard 1!•i. Sherit�n, Contracts Administrator, Court Services, Hennepin County, Minneapolis. M�lla Trujillo De Giatan, .Instructor, Chicano Studies, University of P-Zinnesot.a. Pearl P�Iitchell, Director, VolLmteer Services, R�.sey County ylelfare Departrnent, St. Pau]., PZinnesota. • , Geisla Konopka, Forn�er Director, Center for Youth Dev�lovment and �search, University of �tir�esota. Ywnne Winde, Project Directr�r, Indian Fducation Project, St. Paul Public � Schools, St. Paul, Miruiesota. • � William T�tavity, Consultant, Public Safety Drograrn, rletropolitan Council, St. Paul, -- - Mi.nnesota. . Charles Brady, Attorney at Iaw, Minnesota B•ailding, St. Paul, P�innesota. r - t�'F"»�. rP q '�� +�-. �� '• ,., . ,y'%�'i(�' . � ' y j��.-. . r P� '1 l� � ��..��' ' ..� ...............:.......:.F....�. ....L_ tlx d�sk o f .. ` : L P.�UERRERO ,,;- �E� Chicano-Latino Advisory Committee , , ° REC�.I�I'�� Mr. Scott Jefferson _ " 347 City Hall . �. h JAN Z 3 ��79 St. Paul , .1PJ. 55102. ' .. �IAY�iNt��arr.�c . .. . � .;, . „ Please find 'my resurie_`enclosed as an indication that I am willing to serve �- : on the above: comni ttee. e ., , � _ � ,,r � , . „3 Y . . � . . . . .. . - - . . . . �� - . . . . . ....� . . � � . . �. . . . . � ... . ., . . . . . ,: _ -�' .. . . �,.. . . . . s COMtL.iMblTf OF TRUfT DpARTM�NT, RIRST NATIONAL 9ANK �N MARION • r _ , . 1_1/21/78 f+ll�i�UEL PAUL GUERRERO Business Address : Resicient Address : Ninth Floor-Commerce Suilding 4b5 Portland St. Paul , h�innesota 55101 St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 (612) 291-8�44 (512) 222-4052 Education: 1978 Master of Laws Degree f.,eorgetoGVn University Law Center Washinqton, D.C. 1962 Juris Doctor Degree Indiana Universit_y School of Law Indianapolis, Indiana. 1959 8achelor of Arts Dearee Franklin College Franklin, Indiana. 1954-53 Attended Notre Dame University Pdotre Dame, Indiana. Legal Exnerience: 1977-74 Private Practice (Part-time) St. Paul , Minnesota. Engaged in Criminal and Juvenilz Law, Domestic and Corporate Law 1973-71 Private Practice, Marion, Indfana. En�aged in Criminal and Juvenile Law, Domestic and Probate Law. 1972-71 Deputy Prosecutor, Marion, Indiana. A�pointive part-time duties consisted of prosecutinq misdemeanor cases. 1971-65 Circuit Court.Judge, Marion, Indiana Elective duties consisted of presidinq over major criminal and civil trials and Juvenile Court matters . Exercised appointive power over Probation Services, Welfare, Tax and Library Boards as well as various other governmental boards. � , ' 1964-62 Private Practice, Milford and Milford hlarion, Indiana. Engaged in Criminal , Domestic and Bankruptc_y Law. Nonlegal Experience: 1977-Present Adjunct Professor, Chicano Studies and Criminal Justice Studies Department, Unversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Teach graduate courses on Chicano Histor_y and Politics and Juvenile Court Law. 1977-74 Associate Professor and Chairperson, Ciiicano Studies Department, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Responsible for admin- istrative duties of academic department; faculty supervision and instructor. Taught graduate courses on Chicano History and Politics and Juvenile Court Law. 1974-73 Assistant Director, Upoer-P�lidwest Tri-Raciai Desegregation Center, Unversity of hiinnesota, Minneapo1is, Minneso�a. Duties were to plan ' and irrplement desegregation training proarams for public school systems in Minnesota and tJisconsin. 1972-71 Visiting Associate Professor, Criminal Justice Studies Department, Unversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Taught graduate courses in Criminal Law and Procedure and Juvenile Court Law. 1962-59 Internal Revenue Officer, U.S. Treasury Department, Indianapolis, Indiana. (GS Grade 9) Duties were to enforce collection of various federal taxes of individuals and corporations. Personal Data: Winner of Bush Foundation Leadership Fellowship, 1976. Member of Indiana and Minnesota Bar Associations. Born May 31 , 1935, in Marian, Indiana. P�arital Status: Divorced Interests include people, Chicana and Mexican History, Jogging and Reading. References are available upon request. ` ' � �� .ESUr•�E � ` -=' r�' �nr�>�l�l�� , � k �� Joseph Card�nas �� y�� . • 301 lJest Wyomi ng ` � � �� t. Paul , Minnes ta 5107 � `� Te e : 297-7062 � Social Security: 476-62-33i9 Place of Birth: St. Paul , Minnesota Education � High School Graduated from Brady Nigh School West St. Paul , Mi nnesota C1ass of 1969 Colle e Normandale Junior College Bloomington, Minnesota 1969-1970 Marketing Program � University of Minnesota � General College ___ Minneapolis, hlinnesota _ 1970-1971 To date, have completed approximately 110 credit hours of University wark. Nave acc�u i red an Associ ate of Arts Degree i n t�larketi ng. - Other Completed a three day training program in "Low-Income and Hard to Reach Children". Conducted by the University of Minnesota, Agricultural Extension Service; t�1ay 1973. Completed a one day training program on "Recreation for Youth°. Conducted by the A�ricultrual Extension Service and 4-H. Rochester, Minnesota; March 1973. � "Drug Use and Abuse", training in diagnostic interviewing for non-chemical dependency counselors by Create Inc. Doug Morgan, Co-Director; June 16-17, 1976. Completed two day chemical dependency traini;ng course presented by, Minnesota Institute on Black Chemical Abuse (MIBCA). Peter Bell , Director; Qctober, 1976. J ' Em�l�,��rient History . . ,� Project Remand Inc. 700 Minnesota Building 46 East 4th Street St.• Paul , Minnesota Phone: 298-4932 Supervisor: Craig Vos, Director Position: Diversion Counselor II Salary: Starting - $8,000 Present - $12,200 March 1 , 1974 to present The job consists of diverting first time offenders from those activities which are destructive and detrimental to society. My duties as a Diversion Counselor are to provide needed resources and personal counseling to the individual offender. For exarnple, Welfare assistance, job counseling, vocational counseling and referrals. I also screen for potential clients in the Municipal and District Courts for possibie participation in the program. I maintain a caseload of 30-45 clients and each receive -individual counseling. Exposure_ in all phases of the criminal court process -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rarnsey County Extension Service 2020 lJhite Bear Avenue St. Paul , Minnesota Phone: 777-1327 Supervisor: .l�lilma Gary, County Extension Agent Position: Community Program Assistant Salary: �7,500 annually January 1972 to February 1974 - The job consists of starting 4-H Clubs in the i;nner-city .in Ramsey Countv. Started a 4-H Club at Neighbonc�od House on the lJest side within the Mexican-Ar�erican Com- munity. Approximately 15 children enrolled in the club. Started a 4-H Club at Greenbrier Home for mental7y retarded men in St. Paul . Approximately 15 men enrolled. Have short term projects for their benefit, plus other outside activities for them; tours, baseball games, ect. Have assisted in groundwork plans for a Youth Service Bureau on the 41est side of St. Paul . t�lorked with Tom Halko, coordinater, and other agencies on the 4Jest side. Also work with the children of the P�t. Airy Comr�unity, Maxfield School and a few others. Have various activities outside the community, for example, cooking, gardening, tours and recreation activities B. D. Company Inc. St. Paul , Minnes�ta � Position: Plastic Cutter - Part-time Salary: $2.25 per hour� August 1971 to January 1972 � Es��oy�ent Hi story Conti nued � Albert Lauer, Greenhouse Builders Rosemount, Minnesota Position: Greenhouse Construction - �ull-time Suruner . Salary: $3.00 per hour � June 1977 to August 1971 Guadalupz Area�Project St. Paul , Minnesota � Supervisor: Sister Giovanni Position: Tutor - Part-time , � Salary: $1 .50 per hour January 1971 to June 1971 Tutored high school dropouts in the areas of Minnesota History and Ancient Nistory. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Burlington Northern Rai7road Dale Street Shop St. Paul , Minnesota Position: Material Handler - Full-time Surrrner Salary: $3.25 per hour June 1970 to September 1970 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Neighborhood House Association � 179 E. Robie -- St. Paul , Minnesota Position: Group 6Jorker - Part-time Salary: $1 .50 per hour January 1970 to June 1970 Took children on various activities outside of the community. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaplan Paper Box Company . St. Paul , Minnesota Position: 8ox Stripper - Full-time Summer Salary: Approximately $2.50 per hour � June 1969 to September 1969 • References Mr, Martin DesLauriers The Honorable George Peterson Chief of Police Ramsey County Courthouse , 3795 Pilot Knob Road St. Paul , Minnesota Egan, Minnesota Phone: 298-4539 Phone: 454-3900 � Mr. Robert Hanson, Director Adult Probation - Ramsey County Courthouse St. Paul , Minnesota Phone: 298-4791 .�, .�•. . � L4W OFFICES � � � K:1��IF'MF,YER, DE GOURCY, F`ETSCH FSc I�LROi�SCI-Iri:�F3FL , � 1200�tIN�7ESOTA BUtLDItiG � . . :�1ICHAF.L A. KAMPMEVER SAih'T PAUL,MINNESOT.A 5�101 � . . 7'ELEPHO`E:: . . �t[CHAEL T. DE COURCY � (612) 2°7-9337 � �� - �IICHAEL F. FF.TSCH . � � � WILLIAb1 Dl. KRONSCHNABEL . � � .: c�8C21l��"jT $, �,�� h� �onorable �avid i�. r�ozza �'resident, City Council �it� oP St. Paui '??9 Ci}y �iall �'�''� St. �aul, Atlinnesota 55Ifl$ . � � °s:: 3 s�p�► 3. �a dena� "� . rear ?�Ir. Hozza: �� Nir. 3fl$eph J. Card�n�� hae to3d �e af his interee# in naving you �� con�ider hfm f�r appviat�aeat to th� :34ar� of �irectors of th� �Ie�cican- �� A� American Advisory Councii. �...�a I�ve kno� �lt.r. Cardena� ior �he I�st sfx y�ar;� and have had rnany opportuni�ies to observe hi� 3nier��t in and commitm�nt to �hi� city. A� an employee of Project �tem�nd, Inc, , P�ir. Cardenas has been active in i� and ig knawledgeabl� ot.the criminai ju3�i�e aysteui in ��xis citq and cv�unty. - H�s background in this area gives him exper#ise in an area ��hich has �een ` :� af much c�nc�rn-to F.atiaos in our cam�unit�. N�oreov�r, Mr. Cardeaas has been a life-lor.$ r�siderrt c�f this coinmunity a� �eU. as a Itfe-lang Fesident aP the t�i�e�t �ide, ]His ten�re � in the eommunity stsa provid�s him wfth a 6ro�d pec�p�ctiqe which would _. _ � b� af i�esti�czable ben�fit ta the �,Iexican-6meric3n Advisorg Council. .: -� ` �, ';� � � i kr�o�r and truat that you wiii give your uenal thorvngh aonsfderatfc�n __ to 1�Tr. Card�na$� apoiica#io�. T�ank yo�. �incerely, _ . �s��!.,t-�.*,.�-�.,�•�:��s2�. � tin�ichael �'. Fetsch �+,:f£/�ncl cc: ?4;,r. Scott 'J��fsrsoa . i , JwY)Ll�'�T 1^� ��1� �"�� , . � I�'.. ....... " . _ . � -,� . � • : ,,^:J Oifice of the T��a;�or c:a��.. ._ ",-. ..., 347 Ci�y Hall st. ��.�, r�T��n. 55�02 Deax :rayor Latti.ner, I wo�ld li?ce my na.�e s�abnitted for considera�ion for nerbership on the Chicano�Latino Ad�isor�T Committee to the T�Iayor. Sincerelv � �ti ucila Campa __ _ _____ . _ _ __ ..__ _ . _ ---- _ _�_.� ,..,,...-� x_--a......+�:.«�;.«..��._�, . _ ._ . . . �. . . _ .._ -, . _ • ` ��`��''Y��'� RFSUME Lucila CampA S�c. 5��. : c�r,1-�)c�_�;,��r, 1?�+7 St. Anthony A��t A'1C�1� I��rn: Y;.i��t :, , T�•x:,r, :�L. Paul, Hinnesota j`•104 Dvtr ot (�;�-th: �-?��-��1 F.DUCATION Fii�h �rhOO1 : Th�c�.�s Jcffer�on, ::1 P�;�o, Tcxar, 1�7C` Commericial Sch�oJ : Elkin3� Mi:u��:t�palir, F!N. � C�,r.;rr�rc•c ia] 3'h��;c�F;r:irhy� �9;5 Colle�;e: University of Minnecota , Mpl�. , t?rt. A.A. 1<�;''� Ceneral Colltge. YOLUKI'EER �CPERIENCe. Hinaesota Higrant !Council, Secretary� 197't Latin Liber�tion Front� Uni�eraity of Hinn�n�ts Studr.ni Or�;.niz�tion; �972 - �973 Hi Culturs Bilingua2 Daycare Center, 'l972 Yolunteer Weet Side Co�sunity Clinic, 19?2 Hartia Lutt�tr Kin6 SLudert Adri�ory 13oar�i, Univcraity oC l4inneFOt*, ��72- �973 1247 �ood Co-op.r�ti�e- 197� WORK EXPL''RIEtIG� HiErante In Aetion� Adroc�te '1�77 - I.o rreFent Pako Phoio Processinb, Hpla. MN, Surr.mer of 1y7G-1977 Rcdvood F�lle Courfty Food Stamps Oftice� Fo�d Stamp CaF� uork�r, C.rtifier, Sun�r of 1y76 P�trulla Escuela Cc,r.enerical Mexico� U.F. S�,ring ot 1�1�(, Mi�rants In Action Advocate, Summ�r of 1�76 Rerlit�, Escu�la dP Idiomas, Heaico� D.F. S�ring of 1�?;; Work Studv Enpl�yment� University of Minnesotz 1�71-1�}�5 Cc,rsr:unity DevPlopmrnt ,University of h'innc�otr� Wilson Library �alter Library . Chicano S*_udir_rt �:partment Mi Cultura Bilingual Day Care Center University Hoapitala Dusinesa Office Univeraity Hoapitalu Central Supply - '1971 Loaerr Hote1, St. P�ul� Minn.� 19i1-197? Tho�naeaon R.�. Geaeral Horpital, 19(�8 - 1q70 Mi�,rrar►t Vorker . ` CITY OI' �1�I,:T �'�1T'7. a: ' OFFICF: O��' TFI�: >i.11'Oi: ,�,=-;;_ a s_t I:: ; ."' '"'� 347 CITY EL�LL r�w CF.OBGt 7..17'I�(}3F3 S:1I_\"T Y:�L'T.,�IL\�TF.tiOT1 :�3t0'- f,. ,��'�;� �L�YOI{ 1fS12� 2�)8 �1:3`_.3 �� March 8 , 1979 Council President David Hozza and Members of the City Council 7th floor, City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Council Members: Attached is a council resolution naming 17 persons whom I am nominating to serve on the newly established Chicano- Latino Advisory Committee. I am asking for your consideration and approval of those named. Resumes of the nominees were forwarded to your offices on March l. 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