(Also see Panel Discussion Tab and Teaching Tab above)

Presenter at the following:

 2011 

Habitat for Humanity, New York City

August 31, 2011

Volunteer Management: Project Management, Motivation, and Team Building & Leadership

NYSADVS Annual Conference

Ride the Wave - Center the Energy

June 2, 2011



Getting Creative with Limited Resources:
Let's Make a Training Video,
 Co-presenting with Julianne Rich

AL!VE Member Forum (online)

May 12, 2011


Important Competencies of the Volunteer Resource Manager: 

Measuring and Developing Your Skills, Panelist

Habitat for Humanity, New York City

March 8, 2011



Leadership: Teams, Collaborative Project Management, and YOU!

 

  2010 

GNYADVS

October 8, 2010

Reflect, Share and Assist With Planning for Your Professional Future

Habitat for Humanity
New York City, August

Leadership, Effective Teams and Conflict Resolution: Various Volunteer Groups and Peers

Volunteer Management for Nonprofits Conference
New York City, March

Strategies for Developing Volunteer-Staff Relations

Habitat for Humanity
New York City, February

Challenges of Collaboration: Mission, Motivation, & Management

  2009 

AHVRP, Association for Healthcare Volunteer Resources Professionals
National Annual Conference, Phoenix

Professional Associations: Success Through Applying Principles/Practices of Volunteer Resource Management (pre-conference for Affiliates Leadership)

Discovering How Networking Can Help Bring Your Ideas to Reality, Part 1 & Part 2

Volunteer Management for Nonprofits Conference
Hostos Community College, New York City

From Vision to Reality: Seven-Step Model, Part 1 and Part 2

 2008 

2nd Annual AVRM Conference
Binghamton, NY

Growing Our Professional Associations: What Might Germinate When We Apply Principles and Practices of Volunteer Resource Management

Conference Planning: How Partnering Organizations Supported the United Hospital Fund‚ Voluntarism and Information Technology Conference, (co-presenter)

Jerry is an amazing presenter. He is flexible in tailoring presentations to the needs of his audience, energetic, thoughtful, and a great listener! He responds well to group interactions and can make everyone feel an important part of the dialogue. He is very well versed in volunteer management and administrative issues and is sensitive to the many subtleties that present themselves in our work so is very responsive to the variety of needs of professionals and volunteers. From the administrative perspective he is a wonderful colleague, timely, cooperative, willing to pitch in, and with a sincere desire to see an event succeed. His sense of humor, lively style and kindness make him a great choice for conducting workshops and conference sessions!
Mary Beth Willis
Civic Engagement and Volunteer Programs
Binghamton University
Division of Student Affairs
2008 AVRM National Conference, Program Chair
Vice President, Volunteer Administrators of the Southern Tier, Binghamton, New York

Habitat for Humanity
New York City

Challenges of Collaboration: Mission, Motivation, & Management

NYSADVS 24th Annual Leadership Conference
Kerhonkson, NY

Reflect, Share and Help Plan for Tomorrow

From Vision to Reality: Seven-Step Model, (Part I and Part II)

 2007 

AVRM National Conference
Dallas

Vision to Reality: Seven-Step Model - Part 1 and Part 2

It's Our Profession: Reflect, Share and Plan for Tomorrow

GNYADVS
New York City

It's Our Professional Association: Reflect, Share, And Plan For Tomorrow

Habitat for Humanity
New York City

Challenges of Collaboration: Mission, Motivation, & Management

Hands On Network Leadership Conference
New Orleans

From Vision To Reality: A Seven-Step Implementation Plan

Colorado Conference On Volunteerism and Service Learning
Colorado Springs

From Vision to Reality: A Seven-Step Implementation Plan for Your Ideas

 2005 

United Hospital Fund's one-day conference, co-presenter
New York City

Modeling, Monitoring, Measuring: The Nuts and Bolts of Developing a Health Literacy Program, co-presenter

International Conference on Volunteer Administration
Jacksonville

Volunteer Managers: Leaders in Civic Education, co-presenter

(Also see Training Sessions Tab and Teaching Tab above)

Panelist or Facilitator at the following:

 2009 

NYAVA workshop, Creative Responses to the Economic Crisis: Strengthening Your Volunteer Program and your Career in Challenging Times

Part Three, Crafting a Career in Volunteer and Nonprofit Management, Panel Discussion, (NYC)

 

 2008 

Learning Leaders, Volunteer Administration Panel Discussion, (NYC)

 

United Hospital Fund Conference's one-day conference, facilitator/moderator
Program Development for Multiple Generations, (NYC)

 

 2006 

United Hospital Fund's one-day conference, facilitator/moderator
Beyond Candy Stripers: Designing Innovative Volunteer Assignments (Panel Discussion), (NYC)

(Also see Training Sessions Tab and Panel Discussions Tab above)

Instructor for the following:

 2010 
Hostos Community College through Volunteer Management Group, Nonprofit Certificate Program, Continuing Education

Volunteer Management Group, Volunteer Management Certificate Program, (online classes)

 2009 
Hostos Community College through Volunteer Management Group, Nonprofit Certificate Program, Continuing Education

Volunteer Management Group, Volunteer Management Certificate Program, (online classes)

 2006 
School of Public Affairs, Baruch College, City University of New York, co-adjunct lecturer

• Community Engagement and the Management of Volunteers

 1982-92 
New York University, Tisch School of the Arts, Theatre Program, Department of Design, full-time faculty and costume shop manager