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Organization: Walking Mountains Science CenterTitle: Marketing Manager
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Walking Mountains Science Center, seeks an experienced professional to lead our marketing & communications efforts. The Marketing Manger is a multi-faceted and pivotal position which supports all areas of programming and fundraising. The Marketing Manager is responsible for developing, overseeing and implementing strategic marketing and communication initiatives and tactics that increase program participation and raise Walking Mountains visibility throughout Eagle County and beyond.
Established in 1998, Walking Mountains Science Center is quickly becoming one of the Rocky Mountain's premier environmental learning organizations. This is a fantastic career opportunity for someone who wants to take a leadership role as Walking Mountains continues this journey. Serving over 35,000 youth and adults annually, our mission is to awaken a sense of wonder and inspire environmental stewardship and sustainability through natural science education.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Publications & Collateral – Print & Electronic
- Produce publications and collateral including but not limited to the Annual Report, Youth and Community program brochures and fliers, fundraising communications, special event invitations, programs and fliers.
- Manage website content and images in order to develop Walking Mountains website as the primary tool for communication and program enrollment.
- Manage Walking Mountains use of social mediums to enhance overall awareness and communication with constituents.
- Create and distribute monthly e-news correspondence.
- Manage Hubspot marketing automation system.
- Manage image library and secure acquisition of new program and special event photos from staff, photographers and stock photography.
Advertising & Marketing – Program specific
- Place and produce program, fundraising and special event ads with local media outlets.
- Manage advertising agreements and establish new agreements based on opportunity and need.
- Manage, create and distribute marketing materials that support community and youth programs.
- Work closely with program staff to determine marketing needs.
- Work closely with program staff and President to build capacity for Youth Programs, Community Programs and Sustainability and Stewardship programming.
- Write and distribute press releases to support programming and special events.
Fundraising/Outreach/Special Events
- Work closely with Vice President of Development to implement overall fundraising plan.
- Coordinate and manage outreach opportunities and events such as Taste of Colorado, Wild West Days, the Eagle Home Show and other opportunities as they arise.
- Provide assistance as needed to support special fundraising events including but not limited to A Taste of Nature, Reach for the Peak, Fright at the Museum and EdVenture programs.
- Manage fiscal budget line items relevant to marketing, communication and printing operations. Build fiscal year budget for those line items based on budget vs. actual for previous year.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Minimum 5 years related experience in marketing and public relations or communications.
- Minimum 5 years demonstrated experience working in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, WordPress Outlook, Word, Publisher, Excel, and Powerpoint,
- Minimum 2 years demonstrated experience managing and creating budgets.
- Superior interpersonal, written and oral communication skills.
- Superior skills working with content management websites and relevant social media sites.
- Ability to work as an effective team player and maintain a positive attitude.
- Nonprofit background
- Graphic design experience
- Natural history, earth science, or education background
Other Skills & Abilities
- Ability to multi-task
- Demonstrated ability to prioritize jobs
- Strong organizational and problem solving skills
- Photography
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For a complete job description and application details, please visit http://www.walkingmountains.org/employment by November 15th.
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Karen Lokey was named Member of the Year for The Rocklin Kiwanis Club at an installation banquet at Woody's Sept. 27. A member of the Rocklin club since 2006, Lokey has been actively involved since her first day. She has been club treasurer for four years.
Lydia Khachadourian was installed as president, a position she held this past year. Other officers installed were David Albright, vice-president; Cathi Meyers, past president; Jeff Olson, secretary; and Lokey, treasurer.
Rocklin Kiwanis is entering its 20th year of service in the community. The club sponsors Key Clubs at three area high schools.
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Turkeys Revolt In Massachusetts, Form Gangs
Hey, isn't the way it started in the 1770's, with small revolts? Or, is it more like the streets of Los Angeles? The turkey's may have had enough (via rdbrewer at Ace)
(CBS Boston) Neighbors are on the offensive in Brookline after what some residents are describing as aggressive turkeys.
"They were attacking the vehicle," Karen Halvorson said outside her home in the Aspinwall Hill neighborhood.
After getting in her truck, a neighbor came and ran the birds off but it didn't stop there.
"Then, the turkeys came and started attacking my front door," she said.
A second run-in came a few weeks ago as she walked nearby.
"I looked back and three of them charged me," she explained.
She moved to the center of the street to avoid the animals, but it wasn't enough.
"The turkey flew in my face and scratched my neck," she said.
Halvorson refuses to give up her walks so she has taken precautions.
"I went down to the hiking store and I got a hiking stick with a big ball on top of it. I walk with it all the time and now I never go without my phone," she said.
The Halvorson's are stockpiling sticks around the house to beat off the turkey attacks. People on the way to work have been chased by turkeys. They're using tennis rackets to fight them away from the high school. Complaints to the police about these hoodlum turkeys have doubled over the past 2 months. It's recommended that if you see one of these turkey gangbangers, move to the other side of the street.
You see how bad it is in the graphic, with that sweet lady trying to fend of the crazed turkey. When they start tattooing themselves, especially with tear drops, 3 dots in a triangle, or spider webs, well, people best start arming themselves.
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Too in thrall to an imaginary Tibet to be reasonable is the impression I got of some Westerners after I attended meetings between three Chinese scholars in Tibet studies and some US and Canadian politicians and journalists.
For example, some of them accused the Chinese government of "migrating" Han people from the interior of the country to the Tibet autonomous region, which they said threatens the integrity of Tibetan culture. Some pointed their fingers at the teaching of Putonghua (Mandarin), the official language of China, as a way of sidelining the local Tibetan language. And some even claimed the improved transport links from the interior areas to Tibet were constructed just so the resources in Tibet could be exploited.
These people think Tibet should be isolated from the rest of China in order to keep its culture intact, its resources untouched and its language pure from any influence of other languages.
To achieve that, the Chinese government would have to ban any residents in other parts of China from entering Tibet and the other way around. I bet that these Westerners would jump up and accuse the Chinese government of violating basic human rights if it did impose such a ban.
When daily necessities were rationed during the hard times before 1978, the free flow of people was unimaginable since one would be unable to live without coupons issued by a local government to buy food and other necessities. Now anyone can go anywhere as long as they have the means to support themselves. This is true for Tibetans and their counterparts in other parts of the country. So the free flow of people within China or between China and other parts of the world represents progress.
I don't believe that segregation is the way to protect the integrity of a culture. History shows that a culture can only develop in a healthy manner when it interacts with other cultures. Maybe some physical cultural heritage and traditional customs need to be preserved to prevent them from disappearing. But it has never been the right thing to do to keep a culture from contact with other cultures just to protect its original form and content.
As far as the language is concerned, Putonghua has incorporated a lot of words and expressions from other languages over the centuries. It is a natural process for languages to influence one another, particularly amid today's fast globalisation. And when an increasing number of Tibetans have realised that they can make more money working in other provinces, it is only natural for them to learn Putonghua, which will make it easier to live and work in the interior areas. The bilingual education in Tibet is the choice that the majority of Tibetans have made because it is in their own interests. Similarly people of other ethnic groups in the country are also keen to learn Putonghua.
Yao xiangfu xian xiulu was a popular Chinese expression in the 1990s. It means transportation must be made convenient if a locality wants to improve its economy. The same is true with Tibet. Good transport links between the Tibet autonomous region and the other parts of the country are a basic guarantee for better and faster economic growth and the improvement of Tibetans' living standards.
There has always been a conflict between economic growth and environmental protection and the preservation of traditional culture. Efforts are definitely necessary when it comes to environmental protection and the preservation of traditional culture in Tibet. Yet, there is no reason, and it is against human rights, to leave Tibetans in poverty forever just to protect the ecology in the region and keep Tibetan culture frozen in time.
So if Westerners want to show genuine concern for Tibet, what they need to do is to look at everything in Tibet, including its culture and language, with a much broader perspective and be fully aware that Tibetans are entitled to share the fruits of modernity. This is a right Tibetans should never be deprived of in any circumstances.
Even if Tibetan culture and language could be kept intact by isolating the Tibet autonomous region from the outside world, the culture and language preserved in such a manner would stagnate and finally lose the vitality needed to survive.
To believe that Tibetan culture and language cannot be preserved unless Tibetans and the regions they live in are isolated from any other culture and language is as naive as believing that the culture and language of the indigenous peoples in the United States are not museum exhibits and are flourishing in the reserves.
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Julianne Hough
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Playboy bunny Holly Madison only had a few days to rehearse, but her cha cha cha was pretty good. She was partnered with newcomer to Dancing With The Stars Dmitry Chaplin. He said she was going to be really good at bluffing her way through the dance. Carrie Ann said she had good charisma. Bruno said she was good to look at, but lost her timing. Len was subtle and just said it wasn't that bad. She received three 6's, giving her an 18.
Rodeo champion (and Jewel's husband) Ty Murray was also partnered with a newcomer, former
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alum Chelsie Hightower. Ty was completely out of his element, but he compared it to bull riding. "You're never ready; it's just your turn!" While he didn't get the lowest score, he was second to last with a 14. Bruno said he looked like he was in the army, Len was happy that he came out and tried and Carrie Ann called him a cute cowboy who just needed to let go and have some fun.
Shawn Johnson
proved herself to be an early favorite with her waltz. Mark Ballas helped her get over her gymnastic intentions and have "elegance and grace," according to Carrie Ann. Bruno said he was pleased with how refined she was for being so young. Len said it was very appealing, but she needed to work more on the fluidity of her arms and motions. She received a very high 23 for her performance.
Lowest Score Of The Evening
Super geek and co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak, tried to prove that nerds can dance. They may be able to dance, but they don't do it very well! Steve's cha cha cha with partner Karina Smirnoff gave him the lowest score of the evening - a 13. Len said it held his attention, but was only worthy of a 4. Bruno said he looked like a dancing Teletubby and also gave Steve a 4. Carrie Ann said he made her want to cheer for him and gave him his highest mark, a five.
The ballroom wasn't a joke for comedian and TV star
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, even though partner Kym Johnson didn't get his sense of humor. Their waltz was nit-picked by the judges for having too many facial expressions. Bruno said he played too many characters and Len thought that his bum stuck out, but other than that it was commendable. He received a 19 to place him in the middle of the dancing pack.
Things were already getting complicated with
Denise Richards
and partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Apparently Denise and Maks didn't see eye to eye on teaching methods, but the two of them worked it out to create a decent cha cha cha. Carrie Ann said she looked terrified, but was proud of her. Len said she was too loose and needed to tone up. And Bruno said she definitely "had it," but didn't know what to do with it. She received three 6's for a total of 18.
And if anyone knows a thing or two about complicated, it's the last "star," Melissa Rycroft. She was partnered with Nancy O'Dell's original partner Tony Dovolani. All three judges thought she performed excellently given her short amount of practice time. They all agreed that it was Jason's (The Bachelor) loss and Dancing's gain. Bruno said she had grace and fluidity. Len pointed out that she must have some previous ballet training and Carrie Ann thought she did a wonderful job, but needed to connect more with the actual dance itself. She received the same score as Shawn Johnson, a 23.
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