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1. (F)resh, (R)eady, (E)mpowered, (E)ager Volunteers:
Service Learning
Resources 2. Agreements. 3. Applying Customer
Service to your Volunteer Program Procedures 4. Asking for
In-Kind Donations 5. Avoiding - or Surviving --
Burnout 6. Board Committee Training:
Advocacy 7. Board Committee training:
Diversity 8. Building Better Relationships with
Volunteers 9. Building Coalition s To Share
Resources 10. Business of Volunteer Management,
The 11. Coaching 12. Community Service Volunteers
and How to Work with Them 13. Community-Based
Service-Learning Programs 14. Conflict
Resolution 15. Consulting Skills for Volunteerism
Innovations-Changing the 16. Creating one time volunteer
opportunities for groups - Getting folks 17. Criminal
Background Checks - What do they really mean? 18. Crisis
Management 19. Customer Service - Are you ready when a
volunteer calls? 20. Dealing with Difficult
Volunteers 21. Dementia, Alzheimer's 22. Developing
Volunteers in Leadership Positions 23. Disability
Awareness 24. Disciplinary Methods With
Children 25. Discipline and Dismissal 26. Effective
Budgeting 27. Effective Multitasking 28. Emergency
Preparedness 29. Empowerment for Managers of
Volunteers 30. Evaluating Volunteers 31. Event
Planning 32. Family Volunteering 33. First
Aid/CPR 34. Forms, Forms, Forms -- what's
required. 35. Fostering Diversity in your Volunteer
Program 36. Fund Raising 37. Getting your Executive
Director to make Volunteerism a Priority 38. Grant
Writing 39. How Not to Drive your Volunteers
Away 40. How Organizations can Better Utilize their
Volunteer's Service 41. How To Fire a Volunteer and Live To
Tell about It 42. How to Run Meetings 43. How to
Train Volunteers 44. Influencing Decision Makers in
Government 45. Internet: What's In It for
You? 46. Interviewing...Getting to
'No.' 47. Intuition vs. Bias: Can They Be
Distinguished? 48. Learning How To
Document. 49. Let's Talk Team! 50. Making Volunteer
Positions Meaningful 51. Media
Relations 52. Networking-"The Art of Small
Talk" 53. One Minute Volunteer
Manager 54. Organizations and Corporate
Volunteers 55. Organizing Large Group
Projects 56. Outcomes Evaluation 57. Paradigm
Communities as Places of Learning: Developing
Effective 58. Participants to Decision Makers: Building
Partnerships that Work: Nonprofit 59. Personal Organization
Skills 60. Planning for Volunteer
Involvement 61. Policy Development for Volunteer
Centers 62. Presenting Volunteer Community Services
Opportunities 63. Public Speaking - Get the words out about
your program. 64. Recognition - Sharing Ideas for
Individuals and Groups. 65. Recognition Show 'n'
Tell 66. Recognizing Volunteers Right from the
Start 67. Record keeping 68. Recruiting for Nursing
Homes 69. Recruiting Student Interns 70. Recruiting
Today's Volunteers 71. Recruitment Is the Third
Step. 72. References - What do you require and what tools
are you using? 73. Retention and
Recognition 74. Retiree Volunteers 75. Risk
Management for the Volunteer Program 76. Screening - Beyond
Police Checks 77. Screening Out Vs. Screening
IN 78. Self-care for the Volunteer Program
Manager 79. Service Awards for Volunteers 80. Seven
Habits of Highly Successful Volunteer Program
Managers 81. Special Event Volunteers 82. Staff Role
in Successful Volunteer Program
Operation 83. Staff-Volunteer Relations 84. Taming
Your Difficult Boss 85. Time Management 86. Tips for
Building Community Partnerships in Service
Learning. 87. Train the Trainer 88. Values, Ethics
an Accountability 89. Volunteer Job
Design 90. Volunteer Management 101: Comprehensive
Seminar 91. Volunteer Recruitment
Techniques 92. Volunteer Screening (liabilities, tools,
policies) 93. Volunteers Evaluate our
Programs 94. Why Do I Need a Smallpox Shot? The Unique Needs
of Health Care Volunteers 95. Working with Challenging
People - Strategies to Practice. 96. Working with Older
Adult Volunteers 97. Working with your Local Volunteer
Center 98. Working with Youth 99. Writing Volunteer
Service Descriptions and Agency/Volunteer 100. Your Career
and Welcome to It
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