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Rick Allen
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DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
001. list
[Personally Identifiable Information] [Partial] (1 page)
04/29/1993
b(6)
002. list
re: Participants - Teach for America; [Personally Identifiable
00/00/0000
b(6)
Information] [Partial] (3 pages)
003. manifest
re; Aircraft Manifests (2 pages)
04/30/1993
b(7)(E)
004. list
re: Teach for America; [Personally Identifiable Information] [Partial]
00/00/0000
b(6)
(3 pages)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
National Service
Rick Allen
OA/Box Number: 2150
FOLDER TITLE:
UNO [University of New Orleans] Legidslative Intro [2]
2013-0661-F
ip4941
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)|
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)|
P1 National Security Classified Information |(a)(1) of the PRAI
b(1) National security classified information |(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office |(a)(2) of the PRAI
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute |(a)(3) of the PRAJ
an agency |(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute |(b)(3) of the FOIA
financial information |(a)(4) of the PRAI
b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information |(b)(4) of the FOIA|
and his advisors, or between such advisors |a)(5) of the PRAI
h(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA|
personal privacy |(a)(6) of the PRAJ
b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes |(b)(7) of the FOIA|
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells |(b)(9) of the FOIA|
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
SENT BY:EXEC. OFFICE
: 4-29-93 : 9:39 ;
2026820798-
4566420;# 2/ 2
should be united
VIP
POINTS OF LIGHT
FOUNDATION
MEMORANDUM
April 28, 1993
TO:
Susan Stroud
FROM:
Bill Dell BillBil
RE:
Recommended attendoos - National Service Trust Legislation Unveiling
If at all possible we would like to have the following invited to the unveiling
of the National Service Trust Legislation in New Orleans:
Gail McGlothin
Director, Volunteer and Information Agency
past member of the National Council of Volunteer Centers
4747 Earhart Boulevard
Suite 111
New Orleans, LA 70125
(504) 488-4636
Fax: (504) 482-6511
Noel Parnell
Director, Volunteer Baton Rouge
on
current member of the National Council of Volunteer Centers
list
participant in the Delta Service Corps Project
4962 Florida Boulevard
Suite 412
Baton Rouge, LA 70806-4031
(504) 927-8270
Fax: (504) 926-3076
Diana Lewis
Volunteer, The Points of Light Foundation Operating Council
1120 State Street
New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 822-4906 523-4064 OPERATION COMEBACK
Fax: (504) 821-8326
invited
James R. Moffett
CEO, Freeport McMoRan, Inc.
but
1615 Poydras Street
coritine
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 582-4775
X
Keith Gremillion
Public Relations, Freeport - McMoRan, Inc.
1615 Poydras Street
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 582-4775
Thanks.
1/3/ H STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, D.C 20006 IfI 202 223 9186 FAX 202 223 9256 IDD 202 659 9229
Working in partnership with Volunteer Centers, business, nonprofits and the media
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
FAX COVER SHEET
Office of National Service
Room 145 - OEOB
Washington, D.C. 20500
(202) 456-6444 Phone
TO:
NORMA GRACE
ORGANIZATION:
FAX #: (
)
PHONE #: (
)
FROM:
JINA SANONE
DATE:
NUMBER OF PAGES (including cover sheet) : 3
COMMENTS:
(If you have any problem with the fax transmission, please call
(202) 456-6444.
The document accompanying this facsimile transmittal sheet is
intended only for the use of the individual or entity to whom it
is addressed. This message contains information which may be
privileged, confidential or exempt from disclosure under
applicable law. If the reader of this message is not the
intended recipient, or the employee or agent responsible for
delivering the message to the intended recipient, you are hereby
notified that any disclosure, dissemination, copying or
distribution, or the taking of any action in reliance on the
contents of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you
have received this information in error, please notify us
immediately at (202) 456-6444.
11)
other university presidents in New Orleans:
Mrs. Betty Truxillo, President, Baton Rouge School of Computers 504-923-2525
Dr. Ione Elioff, President, Delgado Community College 504-483-4114
Dr. Samuel Cook, President, Dillard University, 504-283-8822
Dr. Perry Rigby, Chancellor, Louisiana State University Medical Center, 504-
568-4800
Rev. James Carter, President, Loyola University, 504-865-2011
Dr. Landrum Leavell, President, New Orleans Baptist Theolgical Seminary, 504-
282-4456
Msgr. Gregory Aymond, President, Notre Dame Seminary, 504-866-7426
Rev. Thomas Chambers, President, Our Lady of Holy Cross College, 504-394
7744
Ms. Georjean Crosley, President, Phillips Junior College, 504-734-0123
longer of Them
Dr. Robert Gex, Chancellor, Southern University of New Orleans, 504-286-5000
HH92-523 tition2 -SLS,
11)
other university presidents in New Orleans:
Mrs. Betty Truxillo, President, Baton Rouge School of Computers 504-923-2525
4m Dr. Ione Elioff, President, Delgado Community College 504-483-4114
Dr. Samuel Cook, President, Dillard University, 504-283-8822
Dr. Perry Rigby, Chancellor, Louisiana State University Medical Center, 504-
568-4800
Rev. James Carter, President, Loyola University, 504-865-2011
J
Dr. Landrum Leavell, President, New Orleans Baptist Theolgical Seminary, 504-
282-4456 CAN IN MORN.
L/MJ Msgr. Gregory Aymond, President, Notre Dame Seminary, 504-866-7426
5
Rev. Thomas Chambers, President, Our Lady of Holy Cross College, 504-394
7744
-
Ms. Georjean Crosley, President, Phillips Junior College, 504-734-0123
Dr. Robert Gex, Chancellor, Southern University of New Orleans, 504-286-5000
on LIST 4384 10:30 HOME
202.
TO:
DISTRIBUTION
FROM:
GLORIA JOHNSON
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF NATIONAL SERVICE
202 456-6444
RE:
INVITATIONS TO THE VIP RECEPTION
Thank you so much for offering to help invite constituencies
to the VIP reception. Once you have provided your recommended
lists, the White House will authorize the names and then ask you
to follow through with making the formal invitation and providing
invitees with basic information. I will place a call to you to
give you the sign off. I will rely on you to leave a message at
the White House Office on National Service about "no's". We will
need this information by 4pm today.
WHAT:
VIP RECEPTION WITH THE PRESIDENT
WHEN:
Friday, April 30th
2:00pm - 2:45pm
WHERE:
University of New Orleans
Health and Physical Education Center
Room 203
LOGISTICS:
Please provide on your list the name, affiliation, (and
phone number if expeditious). Names should
be listed according to the five categories :
labor, business, youth, higher education, and
service.
Please fax material to Gloria Johnson at 202 456-6420.
Thanks for lending a hand in doing what you do best!
18 Pischs
Tickers
tickets
JAY JAYACTMAN : 30
NAME # of TEKES
tickets
contact all
INFO CENTER 10:00
where f when ?
SEATED 2 12:30
3000 total
W
NATHANIEL COOPER #66
LANFAETTE EVEM.
800 BFHS
+ 35)
risers
900 UNO
+35 )
200 DLC
contact all
UNIVERSITY CENTR INFO DISK ONCAMPUS
MEET AT
200 Rep Nichols - local Dem. chair
all in +- shirts
DESK 2 11:00
AS AGROUD 70 STAGE
VIPS
80 (gloria)
where + when ?
504-286-6335 AFTER 10AM
VIPS
when- where to pick up
LAKEFRONT ARENA
plane party 40 200
Contact name, #, tel
VISTA 50 (30
T
201
780 ASK
60
roundtable info
- DSC
150
(110
r
40)
fulia moffett
(66
206
- Lafayette
+
call all participants 900 Benj. Franklin
- Xaries 5457+ + 15)
High School
- Tulane 52(57 + 15)
- TFA 30 (40ʳ 20)
- Summerbukgo 040 t 20)
400 ( + 200 200) )
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Julia moffet
Rebecca
site office UNO mckenzie
tel. : 504-522-4187
202-494-9902 (504)450 7626 FIRST
pax : 504-522-0727
504)286+6640 fAx
hotel: meridian
(504) 286-6440
intro. paragraph
Drana, Robert
questions (5)
Kim
HOPPER- BIO ON 20
service ed. opportunity
bios
LIST
UNO STUDENT-
QUESTIONS SHEET -
PARTICIPANTS SHEET =
CNO INfo C7R TIGHTS SPEECH & JIP RECEPTION GYMNASIUM
+-shirts -
stage
names, SS#, DOB
stage diagram
UND
35
49 #, DOB 1 tcl, names
bios
BFHS
35
Xavier
15
voundtable:
Tulane
15
participants
summerwing
20
bring +.shirts
VISTA
20
TFA
20
buring time
Delta
40
questions
200
info walk to gym
rises
kim
BFHS
TFA
---
xaries
NNO
- MNO student to introduce:
Tulane
summabindge
VISTA
7500
Josh : celling
reundtable
participants
meet at 900 Benjamin
Franklin H.S.
bring +- shirts
but dressed oncely
risers: in +- shirts
info -> Julia moffett
Withdrawal/Redaction Marker
Clinton Library
DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
001. list
[Personally Identifiable Information] [Partial] (1 page)
04/29/1993
b(6)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
National Service
Rick Allen
OA/Box Number: 2150
FOLDER TITLE:
UNO [University of New Orleans] Legidslative Intro [2]
2013-0661-F
ip4941
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)]
PI National Security Classified Information |(a)(1) of the PRA
b(1) National security classified information |(b)(1) of the FOIA|
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office |(a)(2) of the PRAI
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRAI
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute |(b)(3) of the FOIA]
financial information |(a)(4) of the PRAI
b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information |(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors. or between such advisors |a)(5) of the PRA]
b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy |(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy |(a)(6) of the PRA]
b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes |(b)(7) of the FOIA|
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions |(b)(8) of the FOIA|
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA|
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
TEL:
Apr 29,93 12:47 No.002 P.05
CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY
Jane Sullivan-
(b)(6)
Phone: 504-654-2607
Arkansas Corp Members
Walter Cross
(b)(6)
Phone: 501-664-9548
[001]
Antoinette Jackson-
(b)(6)
Phone 501-263-4529
Barbara Mc Manus-
(b)(6)
Phone: 501-226-6133
Withdrawal/Redaction Marker
Clinton Library
DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
002. list
re: Participants - Teach for America; [Personally Identifiable
00/00/0000
b(6)
Information] [Partial] (3 pages)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
National Service
Rick Allen
OA/Box Number: 2150
FOLDER TITLE:
UNO [University of New Orleans] Legidslative Intro [2]
2013-0661-F
jp4941
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA]
b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
IV. PARTICIPANTS:
CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY
Teach for America
1. Julie Mikuta (white female)
(b)(6)
tel. 504-866-2904
Julie is a Science Teacher at Booker T. Washington High School in New Orleans. She
started a tutoring program while at Georgetown University, and has been awarded a
Rhodes Scholarship.
2. Elzy Lindsey (white male),
(b)(6)
tel. 504-866-2895, attended
University of New Orleans
Elzy is a 6th grade teacher at E.D. White in New Orleans. After serving as a
paraprofessional in the Orleans Parish school system she decided to become a teacher. In
her spare time she performs professionally in a band.
Delta Service Corps
3. Parris Moore-Brown. (African American disabled female),
(b)(6)
tel,
504-944-3044,
(b)(6)
Serves in Louisiana doing drug awareness outreach to parents in public housing projects.
Prior to the Corps she volunteered in a hospital. library, and as a health outreach worker.
She has a brittle bone disorder. She plans to use her post-service benefit stipend to pay
[002]
off student loans from when she attended Xavier University.
4. Fonda Greer. (African American female, 23), (b)(6) tel 601-982-9425.
(b)(6)
Serves in Mississippi as a team leaders renovating a building to provide a half-way house
for homeless who get a job. Plans to use post-service benefit to become a pediatrician.
She is a senior at Tougaloo College. Excellent singer who performs before audiences.
5. Sutton Hamilton, (white male),
(b)(6)
tel 504-891-1403,
(b)(6)
Serves in Mississippi with the New Orleans Habitat for Humanity. Prior to the Delta
Service Corps he served in the Teacher Corps teaching biology at Yazoo City High
School. Plans to use his post-service benefit to pursue medical school.
6 Walter Cross. (African American male)
(b)(6)
tel 501-664-9548.
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Serves in Arkansas as a team leader helping to plan projects and support the Corps
members. He was a sergeant in the Air Force. Plans to further his education after his two
Namriein the Corps with his post-service benefit.
7. Donielle Smith. (African American female).
(b)(6)
tel 504-483-7361.
(b)(6)
Donielle is a senior majoring in sociology. Was involved in many types of volunteer
work throughout her undergraduate education leading up to student coordinator of a
mentoring project for at-risk 6-8 graders. She will become the full-time volunteer
coordinator at Xavier upon graduations.
CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY
8. Omar Buckner, (African America male)
(b)(6)
tel 504-244-3489.
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Omar is a senior majoring in sociology. Organized first Big Buddy program at Xavier
matching students with community youth. Received the Tulane/Xavier/Loyola Martin
Luther King Jr. Community Service Award.
University of New Orleans
9. Tanva Butler, (African American? female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-943-8106.
(b)(6)
Tanya wrote the President after his speech at Rutgers University expressing her interest in
serving in the Summer of Service program. She volunteers at the Holy Redeemer
Elementary School, tutors students and baby-sits children at no charge. She is very
concerned about rising tuition costs and is dependent on loans to stay in school. Is very
intrigued with the Presidents National Service program.
10. Anise Flowers, (white female).
(b)(6)
tel 504-286-7907.
(b)(6)
Anies attends the University of New Orleans from Arkansas on a Tayolor Scholarship.
Serves is the president of the Student Ambassador program whose members serve as host
and hostess of the school. She has been actively involved as a volunteer including
working in a local hospital with premature babies. Anise has been identified to
introduce the President at the University of New Orleans.
[coa]
11. Stuart Palermo. (white male),
(b)(6)
tel 504-888-5903
(b)(6)
Stuart is an Eagle Scout, and is actively involved with Circle K, Kiwanis, and the March
of Dimes.
VISTA
12. Shane Jennings, (white female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-895-6669
(b)(6)
Shane is involved in implementing an educational program for at risk youth. The aim is
to reduce the drop out rate. She comes from Mississippi and is a gradate of Boston
College.
13. Laura Perlini, (white female)
(b)(6)
tel 504-868-7229,
(b)(6)
Laura is involved in recruiting and training community volunteers to provide one to one
tutoring for illiterate adults. She is fluent in French and Italian which helps her in
working with the Cajun community. She has been accepted into the Teacher Corps and
comes from Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Franklin High School
14. Adam Hirsch. (white male),
(b)(6)
tel 504-897-3615
Adam is a youth leader in New Orleans Young Judaea and has worked as a summer camp
counselor for three years. He is one of the founding officers of Franklin's Young
Democrats and appeared on televised debates and worked as an active campaigner. He
helped raise $7,000 for a local soup kitchen.
CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY
15. Sarah Abbott, (white female).
(b)(6)
el 504-897-9083
Sarah is very much involved in the Honor Society. She is the primary person responsible
for communicating the organization's activities.
16. Denise Walia, (Asian female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-241-5545
Denise has been involved in leadership roles with Girl Scouts, Lieutenant Governor of
the Hi Y State Mock legislature, and ran mock Presidential election debates. She was a
member of the student delegation to the inaugural, and one of the pages at the State
Electoral College.
Toulon
17. Louis Raymond Jason, (Asian male),
(b)(6)
tel 504-
865-6918
Louis is a senior majoring in Bio-Chemistry pursuing medical school after graduation.
Served as Vice-Chair of Campus Projects, including English as a Second Language and
[coa]
Peer Support Network. He is recipient of the Community Action Council of Tulane
University Students Project of the Year Award. He is a strong supporter of national
service programs which forgive student loans.
18. Jennie Angelina Minardi. (white female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-865-6924,
(b)(6)
Jennie is a junior Biology major. She participates in a service-learning course,
"Democracy. Citizenship, and Responsibility." She is receiving financial aid and College
Work Study. She is project coordinator for Reading is Fundamental.
Summerbridge
19. Vimla Sadhwani. (Asian female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-241-2143
(b)(6)
Is a senior at Benjamin Franklin High School. She teachers middle school students from
low income families during the summers in the New Orleans Summerbridge and
volunteers in the Museum of Art. Works with Special Olympics, providing Thanksgiving
underprivileged children.
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL
I. PURPOSE:
This roundtable discussion provides you with an opportunity to seek input from a group
of young people about the issues of educational opportunity and community service.
Each is involved in service, many are enrolled in high school or college, and some have
aspirations for higher education but are concerned about the financial barriers to their
participation. You will learn about the variety of service activities which these young
people are involved in and hear first hand their concerns about attending a college or
university, staying there with rising tuition costs, and paying back their loans upon
graduation. After hearing of their service and concerns, you will lead a discussion about
how your National Service legislation helps alleviate financial indebtedness, opens
avenues to higher education and vocational training, and provides opportunities for youth
to serve their communities and the country. Participants come from the high school,
Teach for America, Xavier, Tulane, University of New Orleans, Summer Bridge, Delta
Service Corps, and VISTA.
II. REMARKS
A background sheet on your National Service legislation is attached for your information.
In addition, the following talking points are suggested to initiate your discussion.
I want to thank all of you for joining me today to discuss some issues which are
very important to each of you, and to me as well - education and community
service.
Something that I believe in strongly, is that everybody in this country should have
an opportunity to pursue an education. As you all know, that is not easy to do
these days. The costs are high and the demands are great.
A little later on today, I will be announcing my National Service legislation that
proposes a program which will help provide access to educational opportunities
including higher education and vocational training. Young people will have the
opportunity to pursue education and also perform service to their community and
the nation.
Now, I know that each of you are involved in community service activities and I
think that's wonderful. I want to know more about that and to talk about my ideas
for National Service with you.
III. QUESTIONS:
1.
What motivates you to pursue an education?
2.
What are some of the barriers which prevent you, or make it difficult for you, to
pursue education?
3.
Why are you involved in community service?
4.
Tell me about some of the service activities which you are involved in.
5.
What have you learned through your service experience and how have you helped
others?
6.
Would it be helpful in your pursuit of education to have the opportunity to serve
your community and receive a financial benefit in return?
7.
What would you like to change about this country?
TO:
DISTRIBUTION
FROM:
GLORIA JOHNSON
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF NATIONAL SERVICE
202 456-6444
RE:
INVITATIONS TO THE VIP RECEPTION
Thank you so much for offering to help invite constituencies
to the VIP reception. Once you have provided your recommended
lists, the White House will authorize the names and then ask you
to follow through with making the formal invitation and providing
invitees with basic information. I will place a call to you to
give you the sign off. I will rely on you to leave a message at
the White House Office on National Service about "no's". We will
need this information by 4pm today.
WHAT:
VIP RECEPTION WITH THE PRESIDENT
WHEN:
Friday, April 30th
2:00pm - 2:45pm
WHERE:
University of New Orleans
Health and Physical Education Center
Room 203
LOGISTICS:
Please provide on your list the name, affiliation, (and
phone number if expeditious). Names should
be listed according to the five categories :
labor, business, youth, higher education, and
service.
Please fax material to Gloria Johnson at 202 456-6420.
Thanks for lending a hand in doing what you do best!
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15. Sarah Abbott
Sarah is very much involved in the Honor Society. She is the primary person responsible
for communicating the organization's activities.
16. Denise Walia
Denise has been involved in leadership roles with Girl Scouts. Lieutenant Governor of
the Hi Y State Mock legislature, and ran mock Presidential election debates. She was a
member of the student delegation to the inaugural. and one of the pages at the State
Electoral College.
Tulane
17. Louis Raymond Jason
Louis is a senior majoring in Bio-Chemistry pursuing medical school after graduation.
Served as Vice-Chair of Campus Projects. including English as a Second Language and
Peer Support Network. He is recipient of the Community Action Council of Tulane
University Students Project of the Year Award. He is a strong supporter of national
service programs which forgive student loans.
18. Jennie Angelina Minardi
Jennie is a junior Biology major. She participates in a service-learning course.
"Democracy, Citizenship, and Responsibility." She is receiving financial aid and College
Work Study. She is project coordinator for Reading is Fundamental.
Summerbridge
19. Vimla Sadhwani
Is a senior at Benjamin Franklin High School. She teachers middle school students from
low income families during the summers in the New Orleans Summerbridge and
volunteers in the Museum of Art. Works with Special Olympics, providing Thanksgiving
dinner for the elderly, and collecting gifts for underprivileged children.
20. Michael Brox
Michael is a senior at Tulane University majoring in Philosophy. He teaches in
Summerbridge and also serves as Dean of Students. overseeing counseling and parent
conferences. He was the Vice-President of the Associated Student Body. and received
the Rockefeller Brother Fund Scholarship.
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introductory:
CLINTON LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY
questions;
Teach for America
Julie Mikuta (white female).
(b)(6)
tel. 504-866-2904
Michelle Bridgewater (African America female).
(b)(6)
tel. 504-899-6867
Elzy Lindsey (white male),
(b)(6)
tel. 504-866-2895, attended University
of New Orleans
Delta Service Corps
Lawrence Williams, (African America male),
(b)(6)
tel. 504-
244-3425
CLA disabled
Parris Moore-Brown. (African American female).
(b)(6)
tel, 504-944-3044.
for
(b)(6)
Mississippi
Fonda Greer, (African American female, 23),
[004
(b)(6)
cim
Sutton Hamilton CLA (white male)
(b)(6)
tel 504-891-1403,
(b)(6)
add
Xavier Walter Cross (A A male)
(b)(6)
501-664-9548
/
back
L/m Ark
(b)(6)
Donielle Smith (African American female).
(b)(6)
tel 504-483-7361,
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
c/D
Omar Buckner, (African America male)
tel 504-244-3489
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Atara Young (African American female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-482-1492
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
University of New Orleans
Tanva Butler (African American? female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-943-8106.
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
VISTA
Share Jering
(b)(6)
Tel. (rr)895-6669/899-9280
Jamie Road (white male).
tel 504-895-6669,
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
2
Laura Perlini (white female).
(b)(6)
el 504-868-7229
(b)(6)
chool
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Jenny Han (Asian female)
(b)(6)
tel 504-283-1797
Denise Walia, (Asian female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-241-5545
Tulane
Louis Raymond Jison. (Asian male),
(b)(6)
tel 504-865-6918
Jennie Angelina Minardi, (white female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-865-6924 (b)(6)
(b)(6)
Summerbridge
Vimla Sadhwani, (Asian female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-241-2143,
(b)(6)
Michael Brox, (African-American male).
(b)(6)
tel 504-865-4148,
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Renee Cutno. (African American)
(b)(6)
tel 504-896-8594 or 896-8595,
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Benjamin Franklin High Sc.
Adam Hirsch. (white male),
(b)(6)
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Sarah Abbott (white female),
(b)(6)
tel 504-897-9083
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IV. PARTICIPANTS:
Teach for America
1. Julie Mikuta
Julie is a Science Teacher at Booker T. Washington High School in New Orleans. She
started a tutoring program while at Georgetown University. and has been awarded a
Rhodes Scholarship.
2. Elzy Lindsey
Elzy is a 6th grade teacher at E.D. White in New Orleans. After serving as a
paraprofessional in the Orleans Parish school system she decided to become a teacher. In
her spare time she performs professionally in a band.
Delta Service Corps
3. Parris Moore-Brown
Serves in Louisiana doing drug awareness outreach to parents in public housing projects.
Prior to the Corps she volunteered in a hospital. library. and as a health outreach worker.
She has a brittle bone disorder. She plans to use her post-service benefit stipend to pay
off student loans from when she attended Xavier University.
4. Fonda Greer
Serves in Mississippi as a team leaders renovating a building to provide a half-way house
for homeless who get a job. Plans to use post-service benefit to become a pediatrician.
She is a senior at Tougaloo College. Excellent singer who performs before audiences.
5. Sutton Hamilton
Serves in Mississippi with the New Orleans Habitat for Humanity. Prior to the Delta
Service Corps he served in the Teacher Corps teaching biology at Yazoo City High
School. Plans to use his post-service benefit to pursue medical school.
6. Walter Cross
Serves in Arkansas as a team leader helping to plan projects and support the Corps
members. He was a sergeant in the Air Force. Plans to further his education after his two
years in the Corps with his post-service benefit.
Xavier
7. Donielle Smith
Donielle is a senior majoring in sociology. Was involved in many types of volunteer
work throughout her undergraduate education leading up to student coordinator of a
mentoring project for at-risk 6-8 graders. She will become the full-time volunteer
coordinator at Xavier upon graduations.
8. Omar Buckner
Omar is a senior majoring in sociology. Organized first Big Buddy program at Xavier
matching students with community youth. Received the Tulane/Xavier/Loyola Martin
Luther King Jr. Community Service Award.
University of New Orleans
9. Tonya Butler
Tonya wrote the President after his speech at Rutgers University expressing her interest in
serving in the Summer of Service program. She volunteers at the Holy Redeemer
Elementary School, tutors students and baby-sits children at no charge. She is very
concerned about rising tuition costs and is dependent on loans to stay in school. Is very
intrigued with the Presidents National Service program.
10. Anise Flowers
Anies attends the University of New Orleans from Arkansas on a Taylor Scholarship.
Serves is the president of the Student Ambassador program whose members serve as host
and hostess of the school. She has been actively involved as a volunteer including
working in a local hospital with premature babies. Anise hasbeen identified to
oduce
the
resident
at
the
University
of
New
Orleans.
11. Stuart Palermo
Stuart is an Eagle Scout. and is actively involved with Circle K. Kiwanis. and the March
of Dimes.
VISTA
12. Shane Jennings
Shane is involved in implementing an educational program for at risk youth. The aim is
to reduce the drop out rate. She comes from Mississippi and is a gradate of Boston
College.
13. Laura Perlini
Laura is involved in recruiting and training community volunteers to provide one to one
tutoring for illiterate adults. She is fluent in French and Italian which helps her in
working with the Cajun community. She has been accepted into the Teacher Corps and
comes from Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Franklin High School
14. Adam Hirsch
Adam is a youth leader in New Orleans Young Judaea and has worked as a summer camp
counselor for three years. He is one of the founding officers of Franklin's Young
Democrats and appeared on televised debates and worked as an active campaigner. He
helped raise $7,000 for a local soup kitchen.
8. Omar Buckner
Omar is a senior majoring in sociology. Organized first Big Buddy program at Xavier
matching students with community youth. Received the Tulane/Xavier/Loyola Martin
Luther King Jr. Community Service Award.
University of New Orleans
9. Tonya Butler
Tonya wrote the President after his speech at Rutgers University expressing her interest in
serving in the Summer of Service program. She volunteers at the Holy Redeemer
Elementary School, tutors students and baby-sits children at no charge. She is very
concerned about rising tuition costs and is dependent on loans to stay in school. Is very
intrigued with the Presidents National Service program.
10. Anise Flowers
Anies attends the University of New Orleans from Arkansas on a Taylor Scholarship.
Serves is the president of the Student Ambassador program whose members serve as host
and hostess of the school. She has been actively involved as a volunteer including
working in a local hospital with premature babies. Anise has been identified to
introduce the President at the University of New Orleans.
11. Stuart Palermo
Stuart is an Eagle Scout, and is actively involved with Circle K, Kiwanis, and the March
of Dimes.
VISTA
12. Shane Jennings
Shane is involved in implementing an educational program for at risk youth. The aim is
to reduce the drop out rate. She comes from Mississippi and is a gradate of Boston
College.
13. Laura Perlini
Laura is involved in recruiting and training community volunteers to provide one to one
tutoring for illiterate adults. She is fluent in French and Italian which helps her in
working with the Cajun community. She has been accepted into the Teacher Corps and
comes from Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Franklin High School
14. Adam Hirsch
Adam is a youth leader in New Orleans Young Judaea and has worked as a summer camp
counselor for three years. He is one of the founding officers of Franklin's Young
Democrats and appeared on televised debates and worked as an active campaigner. He
helped raise $7,000 for a local soup kitchen.
15. Sarah Abbott
Sarah is very much involved in the Honor Society. She is the primary person responsible
for communicating the organization's activities.
16. Denise Walia
Denise has been involved in leadership roles with Girl Scouts, Lieutenant Governor of
the Hi Y State Mock legislature. and ran mock Presidential election debates. She was a
member of the student delegation to the inaugural, and one of the pages at the State
Electoral College.
Tulane
17. Louis Raymond Jason
Louis is a senior majoring in Bio-Chemistry pursuing medical school after graduation.
Served as Vice-Chair of Campus Projects, including English as a Second Language and
Peer Support Network. He is recipient of the Community Action Council of Tulane
University Students Project of the Year Award. He is a strong supporter of national
service programs which forgive student loans.
18. Jennie Angelina Minardi
Jennie is a junior Biology major. She participates in a service-learning course,
"Democracy, Citizenship, and Responsibility." She is receiving financial aid and College
Work Study. She is project coordinator for Reading is Fundamental.
Summerbridge
19. Vimla Sadhwani
Is a senior at Benjamin Franklin High School. She teachers middle school students from
low income families during the summers in the New Orleans Summerbridge and
volunteers in the Museum of Art. Works with Special Olympics, providing Thanksgiving
dinner for the elderly, and collecting gifts for underprivileged children.
20. Michael Brox
Michael is a senior at Tulane University majoring in Philosophy. He teaches in
Summerbridge and also serves as Dean of Students, overseeing counseling and parent
conferences. He was the Vice-President of the Associated Student Body, and received
the Rockefeller Brother Fund Scholarship.
IV. PARTICIPANTS:
Teach for America
1. Julie Mikuta
Julie is a Science Teacher at Booker T. Washington High School in New Orleans. She
started a tutoring program while at Georgetown University. and has been awarded a
Rhodes Scholarship.
2. Elzy Lindsey
Elzy is a 6th grade teacher at E.D. White in New Orleans. After serving as a
paraprofessional in the Orleans Parish school system she decided to become a teacher. In
her spare time she performs professionally in a band.
Delta Service Corps
3. Parris Moore-Brown
Serves in Louisiana doing drug awareness outreach to parents in public housing projects.
Prior to the Corps she volunteered in a hospital. library. and as a health outreach worker.
She has a brittle bone disorder. She plans to use her post-service benefit stipend to pay
off student loans from when she attended Xavier University.
4. Fonda Greer
Serves in Mississippi as a team leaders renovating a building to provide a half-way house
for homeless who get a job. Plans to use post-service benefit to become a pediatrician.
She is a senior at Tougaloo College. Excellent singer who performs before audiences.
5. Sutton Hamilton
Serves in Mississippi with the New Orleans Habitat for Humanity. Prior to the Delta
Service Corps he served in the Teacher Corps teaching biology at Yazoo City High
School. Plans to use his post-service benefit to pursue medical school.
6. Walter Cross
Serves in Arkansas as a team leader helping to plan projects and support the Corps
members. He was a sergeant in the Air Force. Plans to further his education after his two
years in the Corps with his post-service benefit.
Xavier
7. Donielle Smith
Donielle is a senior majoring in sociology. Was involved in many types of volunteer
work throughout her undergraduate education leading up to student coordinator of a
mentoring project for at-risk 6-8 graders. She will become the full-time volunteer
coordinator at Xavier upon graduations.
8. Omar Buckner
Omar is a senior majoring in sociology. Organized first Big Buddy program at Xavier
matching students with community youth. Received the Tulane/Xavier/Loyola Martin
Luther King Jr. Community Service Award.
University of New Orleans
9. Tonya Butler
Tonya wrote the President after his speech at Rutgers University expressing her interest in
serving in the Summer of Service program. She volunteers at the Holy Redeemer
Elementary School, tutors students and baby-sits children at no charge. She is very
concerned about rising tuition costs and is dependent on loans to stay in school. Is very
intrigued with the Presidents National Service program.
10. Anise Flowers
Anies attends the University of New Orleans from Arkansas on a Taylor Scholarship.
Serves is the president of the Student Ambassador program whose members serve as host
and hostess of the school. She has been actively involved as a volunteer including
working in a local hospital with premature babies. Anise has been identified to
introduce the President at the University of New Orleans.
11. Stuart Palermo
Stuart is an Eagle Scout. and is actively involved with Circle K. Kiwanis. and the March
of Dimes.
VISTA
12. Shane Jennings
Shane is involved in implementing an educational program for at risk youth. The aim is
to reduce the drop out rate. She comes from Mississippi and is a gradate of Boston
College.
13. Laura Perlini
Laura is involved in recruiting and training community volunteers to provide one to one
tutoring for illiterate adults. She is fluent in French and Italian which helps her in
working with the Cajun community. She has been accepted into the Teacher Corps and
comes from Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Franklin High School
14. Adam Hirsch
Adam is a youth leader in New Orleans Young Judaea and has worked as a summer camp
counselor for three years. He is one of the founding officers of Franklin's Young
Democrats and appeared on televised debates and worked as an active campaigner. He
helped raise $7,000 for a local soup kitchen.
15. Sarah Abbott
Sarah is very much involved in the Honor Society. She is the primary person responsible
for communicating the organization's activities.
16. Denise Walia
Denise has been involved in leadership roles with Girl Scouts. Lieutenant Governor of
the Hi Y State Mock legislature. and ran mock Presidential election debates. She was a
member of the student delegation to the inaugural. and one of the pages at the State
Electoral College.
Tulane
17. Louis Raymond Jason
Louis is a senior majoring in Bio-Chemistry pursuing medical school after graduation.
Served as Vice-Chair of Campus Projects. including English as a Second Language and
Peer Support Network. He is recipient of the Community Action Council of Tulane
University Students Project of the Year Award. He is a strong supporter of national
service programs which forgive student loans.
18. Jennie Angelina Minardi
Jennie is a junior Biology major. She participates in a service-learning course.
"Democracy, Citizenship. and Responsibility." She is receiving financial aid and College
Work Study. She is project coordinator for Reading is Fundamental.
Summerbridge
19. Vimla Sadhwani
Is a senior at Benjamin Franklin High School. She teachers middle school students from
low income families during the summers in the New Orleans Summerbridge and
volunteers in the Museum of Art. Works with Special Olympics. providing Thanksgiving
dinner for the elderly, and collecting gifts for underprivileged children.
20. Michael Brox
Michael is a senior at Tulane University majoring in Philosophy. He teaches in
Summerbridge and also serves as Dean of Students. overseeing counseling and parent
conferences. He was the Vice-President of the Associated Student Body, and received
the Rockefeller Brother Fund Scholarship.