In the Community from ACEH December 22, 2016

In the Community: December 21, 2015

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony

 

ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members and friends work together through programs, outreach, advocacy, and social events to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org

 

Check us out under Groups on Facebook at ACEH - Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony. Lots of posted info and links to multicultural, race, and justice topics.  If you are interested in becoming a member of ACEH, please see information at the end of this email.

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Will You Help Support  ACEH and "In the Community"?

Does "In the Community" help you find out about diversity and multicultural events and issues in this area? 

 

Has it publicized your organization's programs and activities?

 

Have you checked out the Jobs information for yourself or someone else?

 

We publish "In the Community" for you, and now, as 2015 draws to a close, we are asking for your support to help continue ACEH and its diverse programs, publications, outreach, advocacy, partnerships, networking, and community social events.  

 

It's easy—there are 3 ways to become a member:

--You can join at our website www.harmonyalliance.org through PayPal;

--You can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;

--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.

 

Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35 for two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50 for two years; $40 annually for a nonprofit; and $75 per year for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, contributing volunteer time to the group.

 

ACEH is a 50l 3 c organization, so donations over the membership amount are deductible from your taxes as allowed by law.

 

We also award a scholarship each year to a graduating senior in the Upward Bound program.  To make a tax-deductible contribution, please send a check to the post office address above, with Scholarship Fund in the memo.

 

If you are already a member—and many of you are—your support and your commitment to an inclusive, welcoming community of justice and equality is very much appreciated. 

 

Thank You!

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Wed, Jan 6, 2016, 12:30 pm:  Calvin College January Series opens:  "Harvesting Hope and Cultivating Minds: Stories from the South Bronx," with educator Stephen Ritz, a Top Ten Finalist for the Global Teacher Prize, who believes "students should not have to leave their community to live, learn, and earn in a better one."  He works on embedding concepts of sustainability, food, energy, and environmental justice into K-12 programming and beyond.  www.calvin.edu/january  At Calvin College Fine Arts Center, 3201 Burton SE, Grand Rapids.  In Holland, shown live-stream at Christ Memorial Church, 595 Graafschap Rd.

 

Mon, Jan 18, 2016, 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm:  Soul Food Fest.  Hosted by Office of Multicultural Education and Hope College Dining Services.  $6 for community members.  At Phelps Dining Hall, 10^th St and Columbia Ave, Holland.

 

Mon, Jan 18, 2016, 7 pm: Annual Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights Lecture. Keynote speaker is Hope College graduate David A. Paul. His lecture, "Dare to be BOLD," will examine King's early life and career and "what causes a man to aggressively fight against injustice." A particular focus will be Dr. King's courage to lead despite continuous and real threats to his life.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12^th St, Holland.

 

Exhibit

"Common Ground: African American Art"; open through March 20:  Sculptures, paintings, and works on paper by more than 60 artists, divided into 5 thematic areas: Gaining Access, New Self-Awareness, Political and Social Expressions, Examining Identities, and Towards Abstraction.  Includes works from the Flint Institute of Arts, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, and Muskegon Art Museum.  www.muskegonartmuseum.org  At Muskegon Art Museum, 296 West Webster Ave, Muskegon.

 

Community Opportunities

Asian Americans Will be Featured in Story Collections.  Beginning January 6 (also Jan 16, 20, 22, and 25) interested Asian Americans in the community can volunteer to share their story and be photographed at Herrick District Library.  No appointments necessary.  Collection will be celebrated at a community reception in May during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.  (616) 355-3100 or www.herrickdl.org

 

Looking Ahead

Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH):  Friday, Feb. 5, 5 pm:  "A Heart to Heart Community Celebration" potluck and cultural sharing party with music, activities, delicious food, silent auction, more.  (616) 886-4758 or (616) 396-2201. At First United Methodist Church, 57 West 10^th St, Holland.

 

Korean New Year Celebration:  Saturday, Feb 6, 2 pm:  Includes Chicago Korean Dancing Company, Korean Taekwondo Team, Maciek's Magic Show. Hosted by the Holland Korean Church. Contact Dr. John Kim at  johnkimsma@gmail.com or (616) 795-8047 or 392-2635. At Park Christian Reformed Church, 1496 West 32^nd St, Holland.

 

Jobs and Job Fair

Holland Michigan Works:  Hiring event Tues, Dec 22, 10 am to 2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland; (616) 396-2154.  45 jobs by 3 employers: Dialog Direct, Securitas Security Services USA, Inc, Blu Perspective. Customer service advisors, non-licensed healthcare advisors, security officers (Zeeland), quality inspectors, certified welding inspector, maintenance technician).  Bring several copies of resume.

 

Ottawa County Parks Job Fair, 9 am to noon, Tues, Dec 29:  Hiring at least 20 seasonal employees for 2016 season (park attendant, gatekeeper, stewardship crew).  Immediate interviews. At Nature Education Center, Hemlock Crossing County Park, 8115 West Olive Rd, West Olive.

 

Allegan County:  www.allegancounty.org  and click on Job Opportunities.  Senior legal secretary, position open until filled; corrections officer, full time.

 

Allegan County Community Mental Health:  (1) Community-based program supervisor.  Master's degree in social work; LMSW; five years' clinical and diagnostic experience. (2) Wraparound facilitator for children with serious emotional disturbances.  Bachelor's degree in social work  Deadline is Jan 8, 2016.  www.accmhs.org

 

Center for Women in Transition:  Crisis intervention advocate, full-time.  Bachelor's degree in social work, criminal justice, or related field; bilingual English/Spanish highly desired.  Info at www.cwitmi.org, Click on About CWIT and scroll down to Job Opportunities.

 

Chemical Bank:  Branch-bank teller, full time; experienced preferred.  For info and to apply: www.chemicalbankmi.com

 

City of Holland:   Project engineer. http://www.cityofholland.com/jobs or pick up application at City Hall, Human Resources Dept, 270 S. River, Holland.  Deadline is Jan 8, 2016.

 

City of Hudsonville:  Accounts payable/receivable clerk, full-time, benefits.  Info and application at   www.hudsonville.org

 

Evergreen Commons:   In-home care aide; housekeeper, part-time (13-15 hrs/wk, 5 pm-7:30 pm M-F). accounting assistant, part-time (18-20 hrs/wk); program assistant, part-time.  Go to www.evergreencommons.org. click on Evergreen at top of page and Join Our Team.

 

Freedom Village:  Maintenance technician; servers; RN/LPN/CNA; personalized living technician; housekeeper.  (616) 820-7483; email boonk@brookdale.com; www.brookdale.com or apply in person at 145 Columbia Ave, Holland.

 

Grand Haven Board of Light & Power:  Engineering technician; instrument technician. www.ghblp.org  Deadline is Jan 11, 2016.

 

Grand Valley State University:  https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm  Various open positions.

 

Haworth, Inc.:  www.Haworth.com/Careers  Various open positions.

 

Herman Miller, Inc.:  www.hermanmiller.com  Various open positions.  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 

Holland Board of Water and Light:   Water reclamation facility operator; pollution control technician.  www.hollandbpw.com

 

Holland Hospital:  Full- and part-time positions.  www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

 

Hope College:  www.hope.edu  Staff counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services (part-time and full-time); STEM resident advisor.

 

Johnson Controls, Lakewood Facility:  Full-time manufacturing positions, 2^nd and 3^rd shift; benefits.   Must be at least 18; high school diploma or GED. Apply at 205 Douglas Ave, Holland.

 

Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:   Career- and work-based learning coordinator; intervenor for student with visual/hearing impairments; manufacturing support aide; paraprofessional-graphic design. www.oaisd.org and click on Employment. 

 

Ottawa County Friend of the Court:  Account specialist; custody investigator; data processing specialist.  Positions open until filled.  Openings also in other county offices. Go to www.miottawa.org, click on Online Services, and scroll down to Employment Opportunities.

 

Salvation Army:  Receptionist for Grand Rapids office; must speak Spanish. www.sasocialservices.org

 

West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 

Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs

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In the Community from ACEH December 14, 2015

In the Community: December 14, 2015

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony

 

ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members and friends work together through programs, outreach, advocacy, and social events to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org

 

Check us out under Groups on Facebook at ACEH - Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony. Lots of posted info and links to multicultural, race, and justice topics.  If you are interested in becoming a member of ACEH, please see information at the end of this email.

_________________________________________________________________

 

Will You Help Support  ACEH and "In the Community"?

 

Does "In the Community" help you find out about diversity and multicultural events in this area?  Has it helped your organization publicize programs and activities? That's our goal, and we hope we've reached it for you.

 

ACEH very much appreciates all of you who are already members.  Now, as 2015 draws to a close, we are asking the rest of our readers  to support ACEH and its diverse programs, publications, outreach, advocacy, partnerships, networking, and community social events.   

 

It's easy—there are 3 ways to become a member:

--You can join at our website www.harmonyalliance.org through PayPal;

--You can write a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland, MI 49422-3007;

--Or you can join at any ACEH program or social event.

 

Dues are $20 per year for an individual ($35 for two years); $30 per year for a couple or family ($50 for two years; $40 annually for a nonprofit; and $75 per year for a business.  In lieu of (or in addition to) paying dues, you may join as a service member, contributing volunteer time to the group.

 

ACEH is a 50l 3 c organization, so donations over the membership amount are deductible from your taxes as allowed by law.

 

We also award a scholarship each year to a graduating senior in the Upward Bound program.  To make a tax-deductible contribution, please send a check to the post office address above, with Scholarship Fund in the memo.

 

Thank You!

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Tues, Dec 15, 4:30 pm to 6 pm:  #RacismGR: Essential Themes and Recommendations for Action.  "An opportunity for the community to hear some of the primary themes originating out of four months of community-driven dialogues on racism in Grand Rapids."  Partners for a Racism-Free Community (PRFC-GR) will release recommendations on how individuals and institutions can address these concerns "to move the needle on racial equity in Grand Rapids."  Free.  http://prfc-gr.org or register on EventBrite.  At Baxter Community Center, 935 Baxter St SE, Grand Rapids.

 

Tues, Dec 15, 6:30 pm:  Art Night benefit for My House Ministry "providing hope, housing, and guidance to women and children in need."  Try your hand at a craft, meet neighbors, enjoy fellowship; various local businesses will be there.  Contact nancy@myhouseministry.org if you want to attend, so they can have enough craft supplies on hand.  At Seedlings, 128 South River Ave, Holland.

 

Fri, Dec 18, 7 pm (support group, refreshments), 8 pm (program): PFLAG meeting. Presentation by Alex Cicalse of the Michigan Organization on Adolescent Sexual Health and discussion on new initiatives to engage and support Michigan Gay Straight Alliances to serve LGBTQ++ youth in Michigan.  Transgender group meets at 6 pm.  At Grace Episcopal Church, 555 Michigan Ave, Holland.

 

Sun, Dec 20, 4:30 pm: 15^th Holland Community Kwanzaa Celebration: "The Year of Yes."  Event will include traditional Kwanzaa presentations plus a diverse panel of participants and guests.  Scholarship funds will be raised to assist two area African American high school graduates.   (616) 392-1711. Email 427mam@gmail.com.  At Maple Avenue Ministries, 427 Maple Ave, Holland.

 

Wed, Jan 6, 2016, 12:30 pm:  Calvin College January Series opens:  "Harvesting Hope and Cultivating Minds: Stories from the South Bronx," with educator Stephen Ritz, a Top Ten Finalist for the Global Teacher Prize, who believes "students should not have to leave their community to live, learn, and earn in a better one."  He works on embedding concepts of sustainability, food, energy, and environmental justice into K-12 programming and beyond.  www.calvin.edu/january  At Calvin College Fine Arts Center, 3201 Burton SE, Grand Rapids.  In Holland, shown live-stream at Christ Memorial Church, 595 Graafschap Rd.

 

Mon, Jan 18, 2016, 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm:  Soul Food Fest.  Hosted by Office of Multicultural Education and Hope College Dining Services.  $6 for community members.  At Phelps Dining Hall, 10^th St and Columbia Ave, Holland.

 

Mon, Jan 18, 2016, 7 pm: Annual Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights Lecture. Keynote speaker is Hope College graduate David A. Paul. His lecture, "Dare to be BOLD," will examine King's early life and career and "what causes a man to aggressively fight against injustice." A particular focus will be Dr. King's courage to lead despite continuous and real threats to his life.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12^th St, Holland.

 

Exhibit

"Common Ground: African American Art"; open through March 20:  Sculptures, paintings, and works on paper by more than 60 artists, divided into 5 thematic areas: Gaining Access, New Self-Awareness, Political and Social Expressions, Examining Identities, and Towards Abstraction.  Includes works from the Flint Institute of Arts, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, and Muskegon Art Museum.  www.muskegonartmuseum.org  At Muskegon Art Museum, 296 West Webster Ave, Muskegon.

 

Community Opportunities

Asian Americans Will be Featured in Story Collections.  Beginning January 6 (also Jan 16, 20, 22, and 25) interested Asian Americans in the community can volunteer to share their story and be photographed at Herrick District Library.  No appointments necessary.  Collection will be celebrated at a community reception in May during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.  (616) 355-3100 or www.herrickdl.org

 

Looking Ahead

Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony (ACEH), Friday, Feb. 5, 5 pm:  "A Heart to Heart Community Celebration" potluck and cultural sharing party with music, activities, delicious food, more.  (616) 886-4758 or (616) 396-2201. At First United Methodist Church, 57 West 10^th St, Holland.

 

Korean New Year Celebration:  Saturday, Feb 6, 2 pm:  Includes Chicago Korean Dancing Company, Korean Taekwondo Team, Maciek's Magic Show. Hosted by the Holland Korean Church. Contact Dr. John Kim at  johnkimsma@gmail.com or (616) 795-8047 or 392-2635. At Park Christian Reformed Church, 1496 West 32^nd St, Holland.

 

Jobs

Holland Michigan Works:  Hiring event Tues, Dec 15, 10 am to 2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland; (616) 396-2154.  40 jobs by 3 employers: Dean Transportation, Dialog Direct, and LaJoy Group. Includes CDL B school bus driver with P and S endorsement, customer service advisors, non-licensed healthcare advisors, and bread/grocery merchandisers.   Bring several copies of resume.

 

Allegan County:  www.allegancounty.org  and click on Job Opportunities.  Senior legal secretary, position open until filled; corrections officer, full time.

 

Allegan County Community Mental Health:  Community-based program supervisor.  Master's degree in social work; LMSW; five years' clinical and diagnostic experience.  www.accmhs.org

 

Chemical Bank:  Branch-bank teller, full time; experienced preferred.  For info and to apply: www.chemicalbankmi.com

 

City of Holland:  For info on requirements, responsibilities, go to http://www.cityofholland.com/jobs or pick up application at City Hall, Human Resources Dept, 270 S. River, Holland.

 

Evergreen Commons:   In-home care aide; housekeeper, part-time (13-15 hrs/wk, 5 pm-7:30 pm M-F). accounting assistant, part-time (18-20 hrs/wk); program assistant, part-time.  Go to www.evergreencommons.org. click on Evergreen at top of page and Join Our Team.

 

Grand Valley State University:  https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm  Various open positions.

 

Haworth, Inc.:  www.Haworth.com/Careers  Various open positions.

 

Herman Miller, Inc.:  www.hermanmiller.com  Various open positions.  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 

Holland Board of Water and Light:   Water reclamation facility operator; pollution control technician.  www.hollandbpw.com

 

Holland Hospital:  Full- and part-time positions.  www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

 

Hope College:  www.hope.edu  Full-time first- and second-shift custodians; campus safety on-call officer, part-time; staff counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services (part-time and full-time).

 

Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:   Technology field support specialist; teacher assistant; parent educator; classroom aide for students with special needs; behavioral assistant (temporary, 1 year); administrative support-technology; custodian; payroll coordinator/specialist. www.oaisd.org and click on Employment. 

 

Ottawa County Friend of the Court:  Account specialist; custody investigator; data processing specialist.  Positions open until filled.  Openings also in other county offices. Go to www.miottawa.org, click on Online Services, and scroll down to Employment Opportunities.

 

Salvation Army:  Receptionist for Grand Rapids office; must speak Spanish. www.sasocialservices.org

 

West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 

Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs

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In the Community from ACEH December 7, 2016

In the Community: December 7, 2015

A Weekly Listing of Diversity and Multicultural Events

From the Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony

 

ACEH was founded in Holland in 1999 and is committed to justice, equal opportunity, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation for diversity.  Members and friends work together through programs, outreach, advocacy, and social events to make West Michigan a place where all people are welcomed and respected. "In the Community" is also on the ACEH website www.harmonyalliance.org

 

Check us out under Groups on Facebook at ACEH - Alliance for Cultural and Ethnic Harmony. Lots of posted info and links to multicultural, race, and justice topics.  If you are interested in becoming a member of ACEH, please see information at the end of this email.

 

Your support of "In the Community" and other ACEH activities is welcomed!

Please see the end of this email for information on becoming a member.

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Annual ACEH Holiday Potluck and Cultural Sharing Party:

Wondering what's happening with this gathering, usually held in December?

 

Well, we are moving from holly to hearts!  Please save the evening of Friday, February 5, 2016, and come to First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall in Holland for delicious food and fellowship, an auction of great goods and services, and more.  In keeping with the spirit of Valentine's Day, the event will focus on celebrating community and love, friendship, and neighbors; diversity, unity, and justice are the heart of ACEH.  Look for more information in upcoming issues of "In the Community" and our monthly Newsletter.

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TONIGHT, Mon, Dec 7, 6:30 pm: Nuestra Comunidad Hispana: Exhibition and Public Reception.  View an exhibit of more than 40 stories of local Latinos; meet the individuals behind the stories/ Vea una exhibición de más de 40 historias de residentes latinos del área; conozca a la personas de las historias.  Collection will be added to the library's genealogy section. Contact Esther Fifelski at e.fifelski@cityofholland.com  Program by LAUP, City of Holland, GVSU Kutsche Office of Local History, and Herrick District Library.  At Herrick District Library auditorium, 300 South River, Holland.

 

Tues, Dec 8, 6 pm to 10 pm:  Race Together: Culture, Cocktails and Comedy.  Entertainment (comedians Deborah Delk and T. Murphy; entertainer Rafael Casal; music by DJ Composition).  Food included. Fundraiser for Partners for a Racism-Free Community.  Contact staff@prfc-gr.org

Tickets $40, at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/race-together-culture-cocktails-and-comedy-tickets-18909912056?aff=eac2  At City Flats Hotel, 83 Monroe Center NW, Grand Rapids.

 

Tues, Dec 15, 6:30 pm:  Art Night benefit for My House Ministry "providing hope, housing, and guidance to women and children in need."  Try your hand at a craft, meet neighbors, enjoy fellowship; various local businesses will be there.  Contact nancy@myhouseministry.org if you want to attend, so they can have enough craft supplies on hand.  At Seedlings, 128 South River Ave, Holland.

 

Sun, Dec 20, 4:30 pm: 15^th Holland Community Kwanzaa Celebration: "The Year of Yes."  Event will include traditional Kwanzaa presentations plus a diverse panel of participants and guests.  Scholarship funds will be raised to assist two area African American high school graduates.   (616) 392-1711. Email 427mam@gmail.com.  At Maple Avenue Ministries, 427 Maple Ave, Holland.

 

Wed, Jan 6, 2016, 12:30 pm:  Calvin College January Series opens:  "Harvesting Hope and Cultivating Minds: Stories from the South Bronx," with educator Stephen Ritz, a Top Ten Finalist for the Global Teacher Prize, who believes "students should not have to leave their community to live, learn, and earn in a better one."  He works on embedding concepts of sustainability, food, energy, and environmental justice into K-12 programming and beyond.  www.calvin.edu/january  At Calvin College Fine Arts Center, 3201 Burton SE, Grand Rapids.  In Holland, shown live-stream at Christ Memorial Church, 595 Graafschap Rd.

 

Mon, Jan 18, 2016, 7 pm: Annual Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights Lecture. Keynote speaker is Hope College graduate David A. Paul. His lecture, "Dare to be BOLD," will examine King's early life and career and "what causes a man to aggressively fight against injustice." A particular focus will be Dr. King's courage to lead despite continuous and real threats to his life.  At Dimnent Memorial Chapel, College Ave at 12^th St, Holland.

 

Community Opportunities

Coming Soon:  Asian Americans Will be Featured in Story Collections.  Beginning January 6 (also Jan 16,20, 22, and 25) interested Asian Americans in the community can volunteer to share their story and be photographed at Herrick District Library.  No appointments will be necessary.  The collection will be celebrated at a community reception in May during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.   More information will be provided in "In the Community" in December and January.

 

Jobs and Job Fair

Holland Michigan Works:  Hiring event Tues, Dec 8, 10 am to 2 pm at 121 Clover St, Holland; (616) 396-2154.  98 jobs by 6 employers (Tyson Foods, Stratosphere Quality, Blu Perspective, Dialog Direct, Cognitive and Therapeutic Comprehensive Home Health (CATCHH), and LG Chem). Includes production/assemblers, machine operators, hi-lo drivers, quality inspectors, customer service advisors, non-licensed health care advisors, home health aides, RN staff supervisor, and technical operators (2^nd and 3^rd shift).   Bring several copies of resume.

 

Job Fair for Dialog Direct:  Thurs, Dec 10, from 10 am to 3 pm, for 30 customer service representatives.  Hiring bonus, training bonus.  First $25 attendees will be entered to win 50-inch flat-screen TV.  Questions: call (616) 834-9724 or 834-9731.  Can complete application on this link:

https://novo1.evolvondemand.net/offline/14967  At 1351 South Waverly Rd, Suite 360, Holland.

 

Allegan County:  www.allegancounty.org  and click on Job Opportunities.  Senior legal secretary, position open until filled.

 

City of Holland:  For info on requirements, responsibilities, go to http://www.cityofholland.com/jobs or pick up application at City Hall, Human Resources Dept, 270 S. River, Holland.

 

Evergreen Commons:   In-home care aide; housekeeper, part-time (13-15 hrs/wk, 5 pm-7:30 pm M-F). accounting assistant, part-time (18-20 hrs/wk); program assistant, part-time.  Go to www.evergreencommons.org. click on Evergreen at top of page and Join Our Team.

 

Grand Valley State University:  https://gvsu.edu/jobs/htm  Various open positions.

 

Haworth, Inc.:  www.Haworth.com/Careers  Various open positions.

 

Herman Miller, Inc.:  www.hermanmiller.com  Various open positions.  Click on About Us and scroll down to Careers.

 

Holland Board of Water and Light:   Water reclamation facility operator; pollution control technician.  www.hollandbpw.com

 

Holland Hospital:  Full- and part-time positions.  www.hollandhospital.org and click on Careers.

 

Hope College:  www.hope.edu  Full-time first- and second-shift custodians; campus safety on-call officer, part-time; staff counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services (part-time and full-time).

 

Ottawa Area Intermediate School District:   Teacher assistant; parent educator; classroom aide for students with special needs; behavioral assistant (temporary, 1 year); administrative support-technology; custodian; payroll coordinator/specialist. www.oaisd.org and click on Employment. 

 

Ottawa County Friend of the Court:  Account specialist; custody investigator; data processing specialist.  Positions open until filled.  Openings also in other county offices. Go to www.miottawa.org, click on Online Services, and scroll down to Employment Opportunities.

 

West Ottawa Public Schools:  www.westottawa.net/jobs/

 

Zeeland Public Schools:   www.zps.org/jobs

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ACEH welcomes your support!  Member dues help pay for this email and all the other Alliance activities.  The dues are:  $20 a year ($35/two years) for an individual; $30 a year ($50/two years) for a family; $40 for nonprofits; $75 for businesses.  Or you can become a service member, and contribute time as a volunteer.

It's easy--here's how:

--You can pay with Pay Pal system at http://www.harmonyalliance.org  Click on Join Us.

--Or you can send a check to ACEH, c/o Treasurer Al Minert, Box 3007, Holland 49422-3007.

--Or you can sign up any ACEH meeting or social event.  THANK YOU!

  

ACEH is a 501(c) 3 organization; contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.