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but 1 thing the committee will look at is the record of Windsor post trade deadline where right now it stands at 10-10-0-1 despite 77 man games missed to injury,as well as 20 man games missed due to suspension
I think the committee will look at Windsor's record post deadline too, but I don't think they'll see it as a positive. Below .500? Sure, there's been some injuries but it's also with the benefit of Aleardi and Khokhlachev and it will be unlikely they have either back.
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in fact 9 D with OHL experience are able to return next year excluding next year ,including their starting 6,as well 2 goalies are able to return,plus 6 out of 8 top forwards returning,including potential 50 goal man Kerby Rychel,the 6th highest scoring rookie Josh HoSang,O/A to be Remy Giftopoulous
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As for Barrie,they lose their goalie from this year in Niederberger,Scheiffele,Camara,Byers,possibly Theoret,their defence is good,not enough upfront and goal to be truly considered,plus i dont think they have the infrastructure to compete
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Prevalence and determinants of chronic kidney disease in community-dwelling elderly by various estimating equations
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) represents a global public health problem. Few data exist in the elderly. The objective of the current study is to estimate the prevalence of CKD by means of various established and new equations and to identify the main determinants of CKD in elderly.
The ActiFE Ulm (Activity and Function in the Elderly in Ulm) study is a population-based cohort study in people of 65 years and older. Kidney function was assessed by means of estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) based on two creatinine- (Cr-; MDRD, CKD-EPI) and one cystatin C - (CysC-) based method. The relationship between various potential risk factors and CKD was quantified using unconditional logistic regression.
A total of 1471 subjects were in the final analysis (mean age 75.6 years, SD 6.56). Overall, prevalence of CKD (eGFR < 60 mL/min/1.73 m2) was 34.3% by MDRD, 33.0% by CKD-EPI, and 14.6% by the CysC-based eGFR. All eGFRs showed statistically significant correlations with C-reactive protein, uric acid, as well as with lipid values. In multivariable analysis age was clearly related to prevalence of CKD and the risks were highest with the CysC-based equation. Females had a higher risk for CKD stages 3–5 with MDRD (OR 1.63; 95% CI: 1.23–2.16) whereas the OR was 1.23 (95% CI 0.92–1.65) with the CKD-Epi and OR = 0.89 (95% CI 0.58–1.34) with the CysC-based equation after multivariable adjustment. Although the cystatin C based definition of CKD resulted in a lower prevalence compared to the creatinine based ones, other measures of renal damage such as albuminuria were more prevalent in those defined by CysC-eGFR.
Prevalence of CKD is very variable based on the used estimating equation. More work is needed to evaluate the various estimating equations especially in elderly before we are able to assess the practical consequences of the observed differences.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) represents a global public health problem and affects a large proportion of the adult population worldwide
In the meantime a paradigm shift has occurred. Early, subclinical CKD (and not only ESRD) has been associated with a large burden of disease and mortality
Since the Kidney Disease Outcome Quality Initiation (K/DOQI) clinical practice guideline for definition and classification of CKD have been published and updated
The objective of the current study is to estimate the prevalence of CKD by means of Cr- and CysC- based estimating equations and to identify the main determinants of CKD in a large population-based group of non-institutionalized elderly subjects.
Ethics statement
The study was approved by the ethical committee of Ulm University. All participants provided written informed consent.
Study population
The ActiFE Ulm (Activity and Function in the Elderly in Ulm) study is a population-based cohort study in subjects aged 65 years and older, located in Ulm and adjacent regions in Southern Germany. Based on data from the local registry office a random-sample of 7,624 non-institutionalized inhabitants was contacted by mail and asked for participation. Exclusion criteria were severe deficits in cognition, vision or hearing that precluded the accomplishment of most assessments or serious German language difficulties. Between March 2009 and April 2010, 1,506 eligible individuals agreed to participate and underwent the baseline assessments (participation rate: 19.8%). Further details are described elsewhere
Data collection
Participants satisfying the inclusion criteria were contacted by a field worker to make an individual appointment for an interview at home. Participants who did not want to be visited in their home were given the alternative to meet the interviewer in a designated room located at the Bethesda Geriatric Clinic, Ulm.
In total there were three visits incorporated in the ActiFE Ulm study, all to be completed within seven days. The first and last visits were conducted by a study nurse, the visit in between by a physician who conducted a physical exam. During the first visit the interviewer obtained informed consent from the participant, provided information about the study procedure and conducted the first half of the baseline interview. The second visit was conducted by a physician. In the last visit the interviewer accomplished the second half of the baseline interview. Briefly, the core questionnaires included questions on socio-demographic characteristics, diagnosis and related respiratory symptoms of asthma and COPD, physical functioning and activity, comorbidity ("has a doctor ever told you…"), exposures and potential risk factors related to asthma, COPD and physical activity, clinical management (treatment and self management issues), accessibility and use of health services.
If participants had separately agreed, blood was collected during the second visit. Participants who were successfully instructed on visit one, also provided mid-stream urine (morning void).
Laboratory methods
Blood at baseline was drawn in fasting state under standardized conditions. Serum creatinine (Cr) was measured by the kinetic Jaffe method (inter-assay CV 1.2–3.0%) on a IMDS-traceable reference standard. Serum cystatin C (CysC) was measured by immunonephelometry on a Behring Nephelometer II (inter-assay CV 2.9–3.2%). C-reactive protein (CRP) was determined by a high-sensitivity assay on the same device (inter-assay CV 5.2–6.4%). Urinary albumin was measured by immunonephelometry assay (inter-assay CV 2.8%). Blood lipid measurements and other measurements were done by routine methods. All markers were measured in a blinded fashion.
Assessment of chronic kidney disease
Kidney function was assessed by means of eGFR based on the three estimating equations as described below:
CKD stage 3–5 was defined as eGFR of less than 60 mL/min/1.73 m2
Renal damage was defined as albumin-to-creatinine ratio (ACR) in spot urine sample (microalbuminuria ACR 30 to < 300 mg/g, macroalbuminuria ≥ 300 mg/g).
Statistical analysis
Descriptive statistics were calculated to describe the main characteristics of the study population. In addition prevalence of CKD was calculated according to the various eGFR estimating equations, stratified by age and gender. Correlations between various renal function markers, eGFR and biochemical markers were calculated by the non-parametric partial correlation coefficient after adjustment for age and gender. The relationship between various potential risk factors and CKD was quantified using unconditional logistic regression. Mainly factors which were described as potential risk factors in the literature were considered. Odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) were estimated in crude and adjusted analyses. All analyses were performed using SAS 9.2.
Overall 1471 subjects aged 65 and older with complete data on creatinine, cystatin C and albumin were included in the final analysis (mean age 75.6 years, SD 6.56) (Table
The mean (SD) of eGFR was 65.2 (14.6), 65.5 (14.9), and 81.7 (21.8) mL/min/1.73 m2 respectively, based on MDRD, CKD-EPI and CysC estimating equation. Figure
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Boxplots of eGFR based on different estimating equations for men and women in different age groups (values lower than 60 ml/min/1.73 m2 indicating chronic kidney disease stages 3–5; + denoting mean values).
Boxplots of eGFR based on different estimating equations for men and women in different age groups (values lower than 60 ml/min/1.73 m2 indicating chronic kidney disease stages 3–5; + denoting mean values).
Alcohol consumption showed also a negative association with prevalence of CKD and remained statistically significant after full adjustment for all estimating equations. Furthermore, similar associations were seen with manifest obesity, partly hypertension and subjects with a history of myocardial infarction with all three estimating equations, and with heart failure with the CysC-based CKD definition.
In this large population based study involving 1471 subjects aged 65 to 91 years and randomly selected from the general population in the area of Ulm (Germany) prevalence of chronic kidney disease stage 3–5 varied considerably between 14.6% on a CysC-based estimating equation to 33.0% and 34.3% based on CKD-EPI and MDRD estimating equation, respectively. A steep increase with age was found with all three equations. Although the cystatin C based definition of CKD resulted in a lower prevalence compared to the creatinine based ones, other measures of renal damage such as albuminuria were more prevalent in those defined by CysC-eGFR. The association of gender with CKD was quite different, depending on the definition used: women had a higher risk for CKD with the MDRD.
The prevalence of CKD in our elderly population is roughly in line with data from others studies when considering the Cr-based estimating equations
Notably we found a higher prevalence of CKD in women when using the MDRD estimating equation. It is consistent with results from a study conducted in a population of elderly from another State in Germany
In addition it is known that especially the MDRD-based eGFR overestimates renal function in general in elderly subjects
We found a stronger association of established risk factors, comorbid conditions, and biochemical markers related more or less to risk for kidney disease with CysC-based definition of CKD. The only exception was uric acid which was stronger for Cr-based eGFR. The association of metabolic risk factors such as HDL and insulin resistance (although the latter was not available in our study) had been described with early impairment of renal function, irrespective of markers of renal damage
Several studies consistently found a better prognostic value of cystatin C or CysC-based estimating equations with all-cause mortality
Currently there is a hot debate about the definition of CKD in elderly based on a fixed threshold
Although we found a strong association of CKD stage 3–5 with various cardiovascular diseases and risk factors, we found a statistically significant association with history of diabetes only in bivariate analyses, consistently for all three estimating equations. The lack of statistically significant associations with diabetes has also been reported by other investigators
When looking on the results the following limitations should be considered. We did not have GFR measurement, so we cannot determine the extent to which either CysC or Cr reflects the glomerular filtration rate as determined by a gold standard (i.e. inulin clearance). However, it is very difficult to obtain true GFR measurements in such a large population. Also, we only used a cross-sectional design, so the temporal association between the described risk factors and CKD cannot be assessed. Furthermore, we only had a single measurement of CKD, whereas usually for definition of CKD two measures within a time period of 3 months should be employed. The latter, however, is a limitation present in most of the cited epidemiological studies, but may indeed cause an increase in prevalence numbers. In addition, we used only one among the many suggested CysC-eGFR equations. Current available data on CysC-eGFR equations are still very limited. Results from this study does not exclude the possibility that CysC-based eGFR overestimates GFR in the elderly. In this case, wide use of this equation may expose this population to drug overdosing and adverse effects. However, it is notably, that the proportion with no signs of renal damage is highest in the group with no CKD based on the CysC-CKD definition. Therefore, further studies should evaluate the CysC-eGFR equations in large diverse populations and further standardization of assays is needed; especially with the Siemens Cystatin C method calibration has changed during the last five years; a downward shift in calibrator had occurred between 2006 and 2009
Our study in a large group of elderly shows that prevalence of CKD is very variable based on the estimating equations used and implies that CysC- based assessment of renal function may be more specific and helpful to identify a group of patients that may benefit from a specific intervention. More work is needed to comparatively evaluate the various estimating equations especially in elderly before we are able to assess the practical consequences of the observed differences.
CKD: Chronic kidney disease; CKD-EPI: Chronic Kidney Disease Epidemiology (collaboration); CVD: Cardiovascular disease; CysC: Cystatin C; Cr: Creatinine; eGFR: Estimated glomerular filtration rate; ESRD: End stage renal disease.
Competing interest
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
DR had conceived this study and drafted the manuscript. WK and MK organized and coordinated the laboratory measurements and helped to draft the ms. JK performed the statistical analysis. MD, TN, RP participated in the design and conduct, and coordination of the study. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The study was funded by a grant from the Ministry of Science, Research and Arts, state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, as part of the Geriatric Competence Center, Ulm University and by funds from the Department of Internal Medicine II-Cardiology, Ulm University.
The funders had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.
The ActiFE Ulm study group consists further of: B. Böhm, Department of Internal Medicine I - Division of Endocrinology; H. Geiger, Department of Dermatology and Allergology; A. Lukas, Agaplesion Bethesda Clinic, Ulm; J. Stingl, Institute of Pharmacology of Natural Products & Clinical Pharmacology; M. Riepe, Division of Gerontopsychiatry, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy II; L. Rudolph, Max-Planck Group for Stem Cell Research; K. Scharffetter-Kochanek, Department of Dermatology and Allergology; Ch. Schumann, Department of Internal Medicine II – Pneumology; J.M. Steinacker, Department of Sports- and Rehabilitation Medicine; A. Ludolph, C. von Arnim, Department of Neurology; G. Nagel, F. Herbolsheimer, G. Weinmayr, Institute of Epidemiology and Medical Biometry. All Institutes are located at Ulm University.
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Ohio's Candace Bates hit the game-tying three pointer from the top of the key to tie the game at 54 apiece with only 6 seconds remaining in regulation. In overtime, the Bobcats hit 11-of-12 free throws to pull away from the Herd for the win, while Marshall could only muster 2-of-6 shooting in the overtime.
Sikeetha Shepard-Hall led Marshall scorers with 20 points, and teammate Amy Smith added 16. Catie Knable grabbed 16 rebounds, the only Marshall player with double figures rebounding.
"We shot a percentage (32%) that is according to the good looks that we got," Chadwick summed up of his team's shooting woes against Ohio.
Marshall dropped to 6-13 overall, 2-6 in the MAC, with the loss. Ohio edged up to 6-14 overall, 2-7 in the MAC with the win.
Marshall 75, Western Michigan 79
Western Michigan's Anthony Kann hit 30 points and nabbed 12 rebounds in the Broncos' 79-75 win over the Marshall men's team on Wednesday evening in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Ron Blackshear (28) and Marvin Black (14) were the only two Marshall players in double figures.
Kann was joined by Mike Williams (25 points, 12 rebounds) in the double-double category for WMU. Western Michigan's 15-0 run in the second half enabled the Broncos to erase a Marshall 11-point lead, and the Broncos' free throw shooting helped them keep the lead the rest of the game.
Marshall's four-game losing streak now has the Herd with a 9-10 record overall, 5-6 in the MAC. The Herd returns home to face Bowling Green this Saturday at the Henderson Center for a 7:30 game.
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Linder put down the microphone in 1990, but his impact on Ranger athletics has remained and will now be permanently secured as the new press box at Ranger Field will bear his name.
Northwestern president Dr. Janet Cunningham's request to name the new structure the Dean Linder Press Box was unanimously approved by the Board of Regents of the Regional University System of Oklahoma during its meeting in Alva, Sept. 19.
"There was only one name that seemed appropriate for our new press box, and everyone at Northwestern is thrilled that it will bear the name of Dean Linder," Cunningham said. "Judge Linder has meant so much to the athletic history of Northwestern and is one of the most iconic figures in the history of Alva."
Linder began broadcasting football and basketball games in 1962 on radio station KALV, bringing home the action to fans with his combination of sports knowledge, a little humor and his signature sign off line, "I hope you will continue to be… real good sports."
In 1998, Linder was inducted into Northwestern's Sports Hall of Fame.
Linder will end his judicial career in 2015, retiring as a District Judge in the Fourth Judicial District of Oklahoma, a post he has held since 1983. He also has presided as judge of the Northwest Judicial Administrative District of Oklahoma.
A Waynoka native, Linder was valedictorian of his high school senior class in 1953. He earned his law degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1960 and was admitted to the Oklahoma Bar Association the same year.
During his time on the bench, Linder has been named Trial Judge of the Year four times including 1997, 2000, 2002 and 2012.
The formal dedication of the Dean Linder Press Box is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015, during Sports Hall of Fame weekend.
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To be honest, I've never really paid much attention to targets. Don't ask me why, I just didn't. I knew about them, but I never really tried to put them in context -- probably because I was too lazy. When you do think about them though, the more targets a player gets, the more his chance is to succeed. To the better his chance to succeed, the more points he'll likely put up for your fantasy squad. It's not that hard of a concept to wrap your mind around. If I can do it...
With the help of Football Guys excellent Game Log Dominator (to which I have officially become addicted) I compiled a list of the top WR targets from 2002-2007 and separated them by year. After studying the list and getting a decent handle on the fluxations from year to year, I tried to find a mark off point. One hour and two slices of pizza later, I found one. At least, I think I found one.
That cut off point was 110 targets per year. Not knowing quite where I was going but too intrigued to stop, I calculated the minimum and maximum average receptions, yards and TD's from 2002-2007 combined. I dropped the highest and lowest each year to get a more realistic sampling. I'm not entirely sure if that was mathematically correct, but it made sense at the time. So I did it.
Out of all the players who had at least 110 targets from 2002-2007, the minimum average was:
62 receptions, 790 receiving yards and 3 TD's
A fair amount of 1 and 2 TD performances bogged the minimum down a bit, but it's still an impressive line none-the-less. On the positive end, the maximum average was:
104 receptions, 1,444 receiving yards and 13 TD's
I think I speak for everyone when I say I'd take that! The summation I eventually came to was that if you could predict the WR's who had a good shot at getting at least 110 targets then you had a great shot at having that player have a pretty respectable season, at worst.
But I didn't stop there. On average over the 6 years, 27 WR's managed to be targeted at least 110 times. In the interests of seeing the amount of players who broke into that list on average each year, I continued upon my statistical, math-complimented quest. Without even a calculator, mind you! If only my third grade teacher could see me now..
Two hours and two cigarettes later, I came up with the average of 10 players over the past six years who broke into or back onto that top 27/at least 110 targets list each year. To get to the point of the purpose for the post, here are the 10 players who I don't think will manage to acquire 110 targets that they saw in 2007:
Derrick Mason (BAL) - With Steve McNair gone and rookie Ray Rice wowing the crowds, the Ravens very well may run a lot more than they will pass this year. Especially with either Troy Smith or Kyle Boller at QB.
Lee Evans (BUF) - Marshawn Lynch proved last year he could be a workhorse back and rookie WR James Hardy gives Trent Edwards another actual option besides Evans to throw to.
Reggie Brown (PHI) - King of RB targets, Brian Westbrook, will still see a massive amount of targets for a RB. DeSean Jackson will in turn steal some more targets away from Brown.
Marques Colston (NO) - Pass catching TE Jeremy Shockey should see his fair share of targets in 2008. The emergence of rookie WR Robert Meachem should as well.
Bobby Engram (SEA) - You can't get targets if your not on the field.
Chris Chambers (SD) - This may be a long shot, but if Gates can return soon then he'll resume his hoarding of the targets. LaDainian Tomlinson and Vincent Jackson won't help Chambers totals either.
Shaun McDonald (DET) - No Mike Martz system? No targets.
Bernard Berrian (CHI) - I don't think I need to go on a limb and say that the Vikings may run a lot this year. The more they run, the less targets Berrian will get.
Donald Driver (GB) - Aaron Rodgers has plenty of weapons to spread the targets around. Driver will get some, but not 110.
Hines Ward (PIT) - Santonio Holmes? Willie Parker? Rashard Mendenhall? Heath Miller? All will get targets that Hines Ward will not.
Who will the ten be that fill the vacancies you say? Ask and you shall receive! The 2007 target totals are in parentheses:
Anquan Boldin (99) (ARI) - Should get at least 110 targets no matter who ends up being the starting QB.
Calvin Johnson (95) (DET) - He's going to get more and more targets as the years go by.
Santonio Holmes (85) (PIT) - With Hines Ward on the decline, Holmes will benefit from increased targets.
Ted Ginn Jr. (71) (MIA) - Ginn's likely targets got a huge boost with the arrival of Chad Pennington.
Muhsin Muhammad (81) (CAR) - Muhammed should see a lot of targets in Steve Smith's two-game absence and even some when he returns. He'll get more if Jake Delhomme can stay healthy.
Andre Johnson (86) (HOU) - The only reason Johnson didn't total 110 last year was because he was injured for 7 games.
Jerry Porter (103) (JAX) - Porter should be a favorite target of Jaguars QB David Garrard.
Roy Williams (104) (DET) - With Mike Martz now gone, the Lions will have to throw to their top two WR's a whole lot just like the normal teams.
Patrick Crayton (81) (DAL) - Someone has to get Terry Glenn's targets and with Crayton now the WR2, he very likely will.
Laveranues Coles (89) - Maybe that Brett Favre character will have an effect on Coles' targets?


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As of September 1, 2017 the Mathematics faculty at the Tandon School of Engineering will join the Department of Mathematics in the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. The Courant math department will be the math department for both the College of Arts and Sciences and the Tandon School of Engineering. The department will be responsible for mathematics classes across the university.
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Chair - Iris Wong
Vice-Chair - Natalie Oleas
Secretary - Liliana Gonzalez
Fiscal Liaison - Jennifer Cohen
District 1 - Joey Smith
District II - Beth W. Mora
District III - Jennifer Cohen
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Argentina Dávila-Luévano
Liliana Gonzalez
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Jess Laird
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Beth W. Mora
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From the age of 16, Jennifer has been passionate about community service and women's rights. She volunteered with, worked for, and served on the boards of many organizations including CARAL, Planned Parenthood, Habitat for Humanity, Friends of Marsh Creek Watershed and Cystic Fibrosis Research Inc. Jennifer's goal on the Commission for Women is to advocate for women in Contra Costa County.
She has been with the Contra Costa Women's Commission for 13 years, is currently the Lt. Governor for Division 26, Kiwanis International; elected to the Contra Costa County Democratic Central Committee; is a member on the East County Democrats for Action and Coalition for Concerned Medical Professionals (CCMP).
An accomplished Civil Rights Leader, her federal complaint alleging discrimination resulted in a sweeping change in policy for disabled Job Corp applicants. She is currently advocating on the Central American humanitarian effort for "Children on the Run" from Crime & Violence.
Argentina has served on the NWPC, NOW; LULAC National Educational Service Center & Women's Commission wherein she was inducted into the Women's Hall of Fame, she is a recipient of the Anita Del Rio Award.
Originally from the Napa Valley, Liliana is no stranger to the numerous stories of her community from which she developed an appreciation and passion for the field of infant mental health and early intervention. At an early age, she started working with young women, children and parents, raising awareness on the topics of positive body image, eating disorders, immigration rights, parenting and early childhood development.
Liliana attended an all-women's college in the East Bay, Mills College, where she received her B.A. in Research Psychology and M.A. in Infant Mental Health.
Currently working for the Unity Council's Head Start and Early Head Start in Concord, Liliana serves her community as Coordinator of the Home-based Program and Disabilities Specialist. In working closely with teachers, parents, children, and Local Education Agencies, Liliana hopes to gain experience advocating for family and children's rights.
Liliana decided to join the Contra Costa Commission for Women due to her passion for women's rights and her belief that in order to support a successful future generation we must contribute to the economic empowerment of those caring for our future leaders.
Founding member of the Contra Costa County Women's Hall of Fame. Northern California Representative ACCW (Association of California Commissions for Women) Member Board of Directors, NACW (National Association of Commissions for Women) and currently sits on their Fundraising Committee. Co-Chaired the NACW Conference 2013.
Angela is a workshop leader who has developed and led workshops that include topics such as: Balancing work and Life, Women's Healthy Sexuality, Effective Parenting Skills, Overcoming Grief and Loss. She is passionate about women's issues as they relate to physical, mental and emotional health. With a Master of Arts degree in Transpersonal Counseling, she has a distinct approach for working with individuals and families holistically – mind, body and spirit and desires to bring this perspective to awareness as it relates to educating and edifying the women in our community.
In addition to serving on the Commission for Women, Ms. Laird serves on the El Cerrito Human Relations Commission and on the executive board of the East Bay Young Democrats as the Contra Costa County Representative. She and her husband, Alex, live in El Cerrito with their son, Elliott, who they adopted from Poland as a toddler. They share their backyard with two chickens, Genevieve and Gwendolyn, in exchange for fresh eggs. Before stepping down to focus on graduate school, Ms. Laird was the Poland Program Director of an international adoption agency.
She joined the commission as part of her commitment to bring more awareness for career development and workforce readiness needs of women in Contra Costa County. Bonnie believes "it is critical for the growth and diversity in our community to support the preparation and inclusion of women in the growing workforce in Contra Costa County. Part of being an advocate for women is ensuring that resources are available to help women who face challenges entering and advancing in the 21st-century workforce. The Contra Costa Commission for Women allows professional women like me to do just that."
Bonnie's consulting background includes over 20 years in human resources, talent acquisition, career and talent development and as strategic thinking partner. Her educational achievements include a Bachelors in Psychology from Holy Names University and a Masters in Leadership from Walden University. Bonnie lives in Contra Costa District V, represented by Supervisor Federal Glover.
Beth is married to her college boyfriend Jeff Mora. Beth and Jeff have an 8 year old daughter Dakota who attends Contra Costa Jewish Day School in Lafayette. The Mora Family lives in Danville with their two beloved dogs.
Beth is strongly committed to women's issues as evident in her legal practice as well as volunteer efforts, for which she strongly believes in the efforts of the Commission for Women.
While living in Massachusetts, she worked as a Legal Consultant for a local Rape Crisis Center. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from UC Santa Barbara, where she double majored in English and Sociology and worked as a Speaker for the Rape Prevention Education Program. She is a Certified Rape Crisis Counselor and works for the Contra Costa Family Justice Center, a county non-profit that supports survivors of gender violence.
Natalie is proud to be a member of the Women's Commission and hopes to improve the lives of women and girls in the Contra Costa area.
Patricia joined the Contra Costa County Women's Commission in 2015 because of her passion for women and girl's rights and specifically for those women and girls who are economically disadvantaged.
Ms. Smith was appointed to our Women's Commission in 2013. Her great passions are helping women understand and embrace their worth and exposing women and girls to viable career options that may be considered "non-traditional" for women.
Tracy is also currently serving as the President of the Board of Directors for Take Wings Foundation which is a non-profit serving at risk girls throughout the Bay Area. She views her work with Take Wings as her "heart work" and believes that it is her responsibility to serve in this capacity. Tracy was raised in Hunters Point, one of San Francisco's most notorious neighborhoods, by a single mother to whom she attributes her spirit of care-taking and self-responsibility. She believes that education, the arts and positive role models are three of the keys that can lead to the success of at risk youth. In 1993 Tracy graduated from Cal State Hayward with a BA in Sociology and went on to Sacramento State to obtain a Master's Degree in Social Work in 1998. In December of 2009 she obtained her License in Clinical Social Work.
Tracy joined the Commission because she is very passionate about issues that women are facing. She believes that it is her responsibility to strive to have a positive impact on raising the quality of life for all women! A proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., and The National Association of Social Workers, Tracy currently resides in Richmond, California along with her husband and two daughters.
As the newest and youngest Commissioner representing District IV, Supervisor Karen Mitchoff, Ms. Wong is interested in increasing girls' interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) classes and careers, engaging young women in public policy issues, and encouraging women to run for elected offices.
The Contra Costa Commission for Women meets monthly, generally on the third Tuesday of the month, 6:30 p.m. County Connection, 2477 Arnold Industrial Way, Concord, California. Public welcome to attend meetings.
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