Around the Hill Events & More

AROUND THE HILL EVENTS

Saturday, November 27, 2010

What: Fashion Show and Awards Reception: "Put on your Hollywood"

When: Model Competition 7:30pm to 8:30pm, Fashion Awards 8:30pm to 9pm, Fashion Show, 9pm to 10pm
Where: Club 24, 2122 24th Place NE, Washington, DC
Info: Fashion show presentation by UFW designers and model competition where the two winners will win a
trip to Paris or London. This will lead into the Urban Fashion Award presentations and then the official after
party with Bad Girls Club Natalie Nunn. DC Urban Fashion Week will generate a significant amount of hype
for the fashion show presentation with over 15 different designers showcasing the hottest video fashion show
that will ever take place in the region, moving the DC urban fashion movement to the forefront. As we know
DC is the city that created the entire Go-Go music movement. The DC UFW will provide a tribute to Go-Go
music during the awards ceremony. A UFW award will be presented to 6-8 designers, wardrobe stylists, make
up artists, and boutiques for there outstanding accomplishments in the field urban fashion.
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What: Washington Wizards vs. Orlando Magic
When: 7pm
Where: Verizon Center in Chinatown, Washington, DC
RSVP: http://www.ticketsinventory.com/nba/washington-wizards-tickets/1443047.php
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Sunday, Nov 28, 2010

What: African Art Museum show
When: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. daily
Where: National Museum of African Art
Info: Mary Jackson, a small, almost delicate woman with chin-length dark hair, walks through an exhibit of
baskets -- some flat and tray-like, some bowl-shaped, some lidded. Around her, the fragrance of sweet-grass and
bulrush scents the air. Coiled baskets such as these, Jackson is explaining, have been made by Africans and
African Americans for hundreds of years. The curious and the converted can go to the Smithsonian museum to
see her creations, along with those of dozens of other named artists. The show covers 300 years of history,
beginning with the need in Africa for a tool for rice cultivation. The objects range from the 19th-century
examples made by enslaved hands to the intricate work of today's artisans, such as Elizabeth Mazyck, Ida
Jefferson and Mary Jane Manigault. Contact: tim.krepp@walkingshtick.com or (202) 309-0150
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What: Washington Redskins vs. Minnesota Vikings Football Game
When: 1pm
Where: Redskin Park, Landover, Maryland
Info: Section 218 row 9 seats 18-19. These seats are lower level and will cost $150 a piece. Only serious
inquiries please call 215-651-0212
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What: Photo Shoot Out Competition
When: 8pm-3am
Where: Cat Walk Studios, 610-D Lafayette Ave. Laurel, MD 20707
Info: Top DC photographers and models will be challenged with the opportunity to collaborate during a shoot
off. This competition will be for the bragging rights of one model and photographer to determine who is the
hottest in the market. Winner receives free trip to Miami, a ticket to the miami heat game, along with an
invitation to the
hottest party and power shoot in Miami. This shoot out and after party will be at indoor studio location. This
will be the grand finale event that is going down on Sunday night with a gigantic after party! You might want to
take Monday off! Food and drinks are provided for this extraordinary shoot out. No photographer should hold
back their creativeness! www.DCUrbanFashionWeek.com
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What: "The Man" Film

When: 8pm
Where: Busboys and Poets at 5th & K
Info: "The Man" is a 1972 political drama directed by Joseph Sargent and starring James Earl Jones. Jones plays
Douglass Dilman, the President pro tempore of the United States Senate, who succeeds to the presidency
through a series of unforeseeable events, thereby becoming the first African American president. The
screenplay, written by Rod Serling, is largely based upon The Man, a novel by Irving Wallace.

Seasonal Train Displays

What: Norwegian Train Display

When: November 27 - January 3
Where: Union Station
Info: The giant Norwegian model train has enchanted visitors every December for 14 years, as it winds through
the mountains and fjords of Norway. Each train is hand-crafted by an expert model builder and is a replica of a
current or historic Norwegian train. The display launch coincides with the regional kick-off for the 2010 U.S.
Marine Corps Reserve “Toys for Tots” campaign.
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What: International Garden Railway and Washington Landmarks Botanical Exhibit
Where: US Botanic Garden
When: November 27- January 2, 10am-5pm daily, extended until 8pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays in December
Info: The famous garden railway will feature world landmarks from the continents of Africa, Asia Europe and
South America. Along with the train display, the conservatory will contain the garden's popular holiday exhibit
featuring Washington landmark buildings all created with plant materials set amidst pathways and pools of
blooming poinsettias and other holiday plants. Admission is free.
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What: Train Garden at Bowie Senior Center
When: December 11 through February 14, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, 8:30am - 8:30pm, and Saturdays, 8:30am - 2:30pm.
Where: Bowie Senior Center, 14900 Health Center Drive, Bowie, MD.
Info: For the 9th year Bowie resident Ted Tuck (shameless plug for WVMGRS club member) has created a train
garden at the Senior Center for all to enjoy. The scenery and trains change throughout the course of the display
so there's always something new to see - Christmas display, circus train, fire department parade, hot rot show
and finally "love train" for Valentine's Day rounding out the themes301-809-2300 301-809-2300
www.bowieseniorcenter.org

What: Washington, Virginia & Maryland Garden Railway Society

When: Monday through Thursday, 5:30pm - 9pm, Friday through Sunday, 5:30pm - 10pm, (closed Christmas
Eve and Day).
Where: Brookside Gardens, 1800 Glenallan Avenue, Wheaton, MD.
Info: The Washington, Virginia & Maryland Garden Railway Society returns for its sixth year to operate a
garden railway inside the south conservatory. Trains weave around evergreens, poinsettias, salvias, and other
flowering plants as they travel trough towns and country-side scenes. November 27 through January 9, 10am -
5pm daily (closed Christmas and New Year's Day). Conservatories are also open for "Garden of Lights" ticket
holders, 301-962-1400, www.montgomeryparks.org/brookside

What: Holly Trolley Fest

When: November 27 - 28, December 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 & 19
Where: National Capital Trolley Museum, 1313 Bonifant Road, Colesville, MD.
Info: The museum has re-opened!! And the Holly Trolley Fest rides again. Enjoy our model garden railway and
holiday village inside the Museum. Ride with Santa on the Street Cars 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm! November 27, 28,
December 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 and 19, Noon - 5 pm. 301-384-6088, www.dctrolley.org/index.htm
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What: Zoo Lights
Where: National Zoo
When: December 3 - 12 (Fri - Sun), December 17 - January 1 (nightly except for Dec. 24, 25, 31)
Info: Explore a wintry wildlife wonderland of model trains set up inside the zoo's special train station--the
Visitor Center. Beginning December 4, children can enjoy a train ride on the Great Meadow across from the
Great Ape House. Admission to Zoo Lighting display is free. Train rides are $2.
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What: Holiday Trains and Planes
Where: National Capital Trolley Museum College Park Aviation Museum, 1985 Cpl. Frank Scott Drive, College
Park, MD. "Holiday Trains and Planes" Exhibit. During the holiday season College Park Aviation Museum gets
ready for the festivities as miniature trains, villages, tunnels, and depots spark the imagination and bring history
to life. The National Capital Trackers bring a fascinating and constantly moving display of model railroads to
the Museum. Saturday, December 18 through Friday, December 24, 10am - 5pm. 30l-864-6029; TTY 30l-864-
4765, www.collegeparkaviationmuseum.com
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What: Model Train, Toy and Doll Show.

When: December 4 through 12, Monday through Saturday 9 am - 4 pm, Sunday 12 pm - 4 pm. Santa will be
coming on Saturday, December 12th 11 am - 2 pm.
Where: Sandy Spring Museum, 17901 Bentley Road, Sandy Spring, MD.
Info: 301-774-0022, www.sandyspringmuseum.org
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What: Trains and Plants from Around the World

When: Display opens November 25 and runs through January 2, 10am - 5pm daily.
Where: U. S. Botanic Garden, Conservatory, 100 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, DC.
Info: Don't miss this popular exhibit, including one of Washington, DC’s largest indoor decorated trees and
Washington Landmark Buildings all created with plant materials. The garden railway will feature landmarks
from around the world. Travel to the continents of Africa, Asia and South America without a passport or jet lag!
202-225-8333, www.usbg.gov

Monday, November 29, 2010

What: Special Remarks by EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson

When: 8:30am
Where: Aspen Institute, 1 Dupont Circle NW, Suite 700, Washington, D.C.
Info: EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson delivers remarks on the impact and importance of the EPA's past
accomplishments and how they inform the future direction of the agency. Participant: Aspen Institute President
and CEO Walter Isaacson. Contact: Flavius Mihaies, 202-736-3851 [Note: Media must RSVP]
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What: Report Release- Preparing for the Future of HIV/AIDS in Africa: A Shared Responsibility
When: 11:00 AM Eastern
Where: Institute of Medicine, Conference Room B, 20 F Street, NW, Washington, D.C.
Info: The report release will be broadcast via live video webcast. If you would like to watch the live webcast, at
the time of the release or if you wish to attend the report release in person, please visit:
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/416329/Preparing-for-the-Future-of-HIV-AIDS-in-Africa-A-Shared-
Responsibility. It will be possible to view the report online at www.iom.edu/longtermaids. Members of the
media are asked to contact Christine Stencel at 202-334-1632.
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What: National Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon
When: 12:30 PM
Where: National Press Club, 14th and F Streets NW, Ballroom, Washington, D.C
Info: Energy Secretary Steven Chu delivers a National Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon address on
accelerating innovation to help meet our energy and climate goals. Contact: Melinda Cooke, 202-662-7516
mcooke@press.org; http://press.org
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What: Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu’s Foreign Relations Address

When: 6:30pm
Where: Georgetown University, 3700 O Street NW, Gaston Hall, Healy Building, Third Floor, Washington, DC
Info: Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu delivers an address on "Foreign Policy and Turkish-U.S.
Partnership in the 21st Century." Contact: 202-687-4328 [Note: Media must RSVP to Rachel Pugh at, 202-687-
4328 or rmp47@georgetown.edu; Media will need valid credentials on campus. Security screening begins at
5:30 p.m. and cameras must be set by 6:15 p.m.
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What: Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!"
When: Now - Sun Dec 26 (visit http://www.arenastage.org for performance times)
Where: Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater
1101 6th Street SW, Washington, DC 20024
Info: Phone: 202-554-9066, "Oklahoma!," directed by Artistic Director Molly Smith, is the first show in the
newly renovated Fichandler Stage, the iconic theater-in-the-round space of Arena Stage. This is not your
mother's "Oklahoma!" Inspired by the toughness of the prairie, Artistic Director Molly Smith sets her
production in the robust world of territory life filled with a dynamic cast as rich and complex as the great
tapestry of America itself. With Rodgers and Hammerstein's timeless music, "Oklahoma!" celebrates the vigor
of America's pioneering spirit with athletic dance and boot-stomping energy. Chock full of classic tunes such as
"Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'" and "People Will Say We're in Love," this muscular production will thrill
audiences young and old. TICKETS: Tickets for Rodgers & Hammerstein’s "Oklahoma!" start at $45 plus
applicable fees. Discount tickets are available for patrons purchasing tickets for multiple shows, students and
groups. A limited number of $15 tickets for patrons ages 30 and under go on sale each Monday for
performances that week.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

What: Save the Children Reception
When: 9:30am
Where: Save the Children's Office, 2000 L Street NW, Washington, D.C.
Info: Save the Children holds a World AIDS Day reception to discuss "Beyond Treatment: Lasting Change for
Children Affected by AIDS." Participants: Michele Moloney-Kitts, U.S. global AIDS assistant coordinator at
the State Department; and Emmy award winning journalist Cokie Roberts. Contact: Colleen Sutton, 703-203-
7843 [Note: Media should contact Tanya Weinberg at, 202-640-6647 or tweinberg@savechildren.org]
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What: How the New Political Landscape Will Impact Health Care Law
When: 9:30am
Where: Grand Hyatt Hotel, 1000 H Street NW, Washington, D.C.
Info: The American Action Forum holds an event to discuss how the new political landscape will impact the
health care law moving forward at both the state and federal level.
Highlights:
-- Rep. Dave Camp, R-Mich.; American Action Forum President Douglas Holtz-Eakin; Galen Institute
President Grace-Marie Turner; Joseph Antos, scholar of healthcare and retirement policy at American
Enterprise Institute; and Nina Owcharenko, director of health policy at the Galen Institute, participate in a
federal panel discussion
-- Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore.; Merrill Matthews, resident scholar at the Institute for Policy Institute; Utah
State Senator Daniel Liljenquist; Colorado General Assembly State House Leader Amy Stephens; and
Christie Herrera, director of the Health and Human Services Task Force at the American Legislative
Exchange Council, participate in a state panel discussion
Contact: Jim Landry, 202-706-7050, jlandry@americanactionforum.org
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What: The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform - Meeting
When: 9:30am, November 30-December 1
Where: Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room TBD
Info: The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform holds a meeting to address the nation's
mid- and long-term fiscal challenges
RSVP: Bruce Reed at commission@fc.eop.gov. A web cast is available at http://www.whitehouse.gov/live]
Press: 202-456-2580 (White House), press@fc.eop.gov; Bruce Reed, commission@fc.eop.gov;
http://www.fiscalcommission.gov
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What: Book Signing with President Jimmy Carter
When: 11am
Where: Politics and Prose Bookstore, 5015 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, D.C.
Info: The Politics and Prose Bookstore holds a book signing of "White House Diary." Participants: President
Jimmy Carter. Contact: 202-364-1919, books@politics-prose.com; http://www.politics-prose.com [Note:
President Carter will sign books until 12:30 p.m.]
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What: Discussion: “Are Higher Standards for Workers Good for Local Economic Development?“
When: 12noon
Where: CAP, 1333 H Street NW, 10th Floor, Washington, D.C.
Info: The Center for American Progress (CAP) holds a discussion on "Are Higher Standards for Workers Good
for Local Economic Development? A Debate about the Economic Experiences of American Cities with Wage
Standards." Participants: CAP President and CEO John Podesta; Marc Freedman, executive director of labor
law policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Madeline Janis, executive director of the Los Angeles Alliance
for a New Economy; T. William Lester, assistant professor of the Department of City and Regional Planning at
the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; and David Madland, director of the American Worker Project at
the CAP Action Fund.
RSVP: Required. Contact 202-741-6246, http://www.americanprogress.org
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NEWS OF NOTE
All Male Schools Could Be Gray’s Best Bet for Reform: Philly Launches New All Boys Public School
http://www.edreform.com/Archive/?Philadelphia_Celebrates_Pioneering_Boys_Charter_School

and
Intellectuals Contend that All Male Schools Can Rescue Black Boys
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10273/1091389-109.stm
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Hispanic Caucus Staffer Elbows President in Pickup Basketball Game

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40384019/ns/politics-white_house/
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Democrats Call Bluff of Newly Elected Tea Party Politician: Demands that He, Other Republicans Work
Without Congressional Health Care
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2010-11-18/health/bs-md-harris-health-letter-20101118_1_health-care-health-
insurance-health-coverage
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Consumer Advocates Fear Efforts to Silence Outspoken CA Congresswoman with Ethics Panel Delay
http://my.firedoglake.com/teddysanfran/2010/11/19/maxine-waters-ethics-committee-appointment-cancelled/
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Effort to Draft Sen. Burris in Chi Mayors Race Seen As Bid to Split Vote for Davis and Help Rahm
http://southcapitolstreet.com/index.php?s=mayor+davis

OPPORTUNITIES

1. Senate Finance Committee Democratic Seeking Three Staffers:

(1) Tax Counsel/Advisor for Corporate Income Taxation
(2) Tax Counsel/Advisor for International Taxation
(3) Tax Counsel/Advisor for Tax Reform
QUALIFICATIONS
The Democratic staff tax team of 10 advises Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) and the eleven other Democratic
Senators on the Finance Committee regarding tax matters. We welcome professionals with different skill sets
and from many disciplines. However, all applicants must have substantial expertise in their area of focus.
Specifically, we seek applicants with all of the following characteristics:
* Exceptional oral and written communication skills. Ability to explain complicated concepts succinctly and
clearly.
* Tax Counsel/Advisor for Corporate Income Taxation: Substantial experience in, and technical knowledge of,
corporate income taxation. Understanding of broad debates about corporate income tax policy.
* Tax Counsel/Advisor for International Taxation: Substantial experience in, and technical knowledge of,
international taxation, including a familiarity with other countries' tax regimes. Understanding of broad debates
about international tax policy.
* Tax Counsel/Advisor for Tax Reform: Deep understanding of tax policy and its effects. Background in and
comfort with public finance and empirical research.
To Apply: Interested candidates should submit a resume to Blaise Cote at 219 Dirksen Senate Office Building,
Washington, D.C. 20510, or fax to 202-228-3904 or email to Blaise_Cote@finance-dem.senate.gov.
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2. Renewable Energy and Wildlife Analyst - DC
Info: The Renewable Energy and Wildlife Analyst provides critical assistance in analyzing policies for the
development of renewable energy projects to determine their impacts on wildlife, habitat, and unique lands and
resources. As a key member of the renewable energy team, the Analyst will be responsible for monitoring and
analyzing administrative and congressional proposals to advance efforts to increase the number of renewable
energy and transmission corridor projects in the eastern United States with emphasis on wind energy projects
and proposals and work with the National Renewable Energy Policy Assistant to evaluate the effects of
renewable energy policy proposals on wildlife and natural resources in the West. Seeking candidiates with an
advanced degree or equivalent in wildlife biology, conservation biology, environmental policy, renewable
energy policy, or related discipline; 5+ years (which may include 2 years of graduate study) in wildlife
conservation, conservation biology, natural resource management, or renewable energy development in the
context of public policy development, or a related field; and experience with the Department of the Interior,
USDA, and/or the Department of Energy and key federal (including the Bureau of Land Management and/or
Forest Service) or equivalent state agencies involved in renewable energy policy development and
implementation a plus.
To Apply: Please reference Renewable Energy and Wildlife Analyst in your subject line and submit a letter of
interest, along with your resume and salary history (must be included to be considered) to us via e-mail at:
HR@defenders.org
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3. Building Manager with Democratic Properties Corporation - DC
Info: The Building Manager provides building management to the Democratic National Headquarters. The
position reports directly to the Deputy COO's of the Democratic National Committee Democratic (DNC) and
the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
To Apply: Resumes should be emailed to:dncjobs@dnc.org
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4. Executive Assistant to the President America Abroad Media (AAM)
Info: A non-profit organization in Washington, DC, seeks an energetic young professional with an interest in
international affairs to serve as Executive Assistant to the President. The EA will work closely with the
President on a day-to-day basis and will be responsible for managing the President's schedule, coordinating
travel, assisting with correspondence, maintaining his database of contacts, and fulfilling a variety of special
research and personal requests. The EA will also be an integral part of AAM's Development Team and will
collaborate regularly with our fundraising professionals. This position presents a unique opportunity for a
talented recent graduate to gain significant experience in Washington and launch a career in the field of
international affairs. For more information, please visit www.AmericaAbroadMedia.org
To apply: send a cover letter, resume, and list of references to Celeste Le Roux at
cleroux@americaabroadmedia.org
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5. National Guard Association of the United States Legislative Assistants
Info: NGAUS seeks two motivated individuals experienced in legislative affairs; one to serve as a legislative
assistant to our Army National Guard Program Manager and the other to assist the Air National Guard Program
Manager. Duties may include the following: assists with lobbying of Congress and Executive Branch as directed
by the program manager; supports the NGAUS resolutions process; assists in the development and preparation
of NGAUS legislative objectives; attends congressional hearings and other forums and provides written
feedback to legislative staff; assists with plans and preparations of legislative activities at the annual conference;
helps coordinate task forces activities; prepares and presents legislative analysis information and reports;
provides written inputs for association newsletter and weekly legislative updates; maintains a comprehensive
summary of legislative successes; and ensures currency of applicable sections of the NGAUS web site.
To Apply:Send cover letter/resume NLT Dec. 3, 2010 to: National Guard Association of the United States
Legislative Director, One Massachusetts Ave, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001, or to richard.green@ngaus.org
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6. AARP Manager for Multicultural Markets -Asian Strategy - DC
Info: Candidate is responsible for developing enterprise-wide strategic direction and relevant diversity related
elements in operational plans and in the aggregate to optimize Asian participation in membership, volunteer
engagement, and institutional alliances. Candidates must possess Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration,
Marketing, Communications or related field and demonstrated knowledge and ability to reach the 50+ Asian
population.
To apply, please go to: www.aarp.org/about-aarp/careers/
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7. COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR - The National Low Income Housing Coalition – DC
Info: Strong writing skills are essential and awareness of federal housing policy is strongly preferred. Duties
include executing NLIHC's public relations strategy, developing and distributing press releases, managing
media outreach campaigns and production of NLIHC's weekly newsletter, editing research reports and other
materials, and strengthening NLIHC's online and social networking presence. Position requires excellent
journalism and editing abilities, strong computer skills and 3+ years of management experience, preferably in a
housing and/or membership organization. Some weekend work is required. Master's degree preferred;
Bachelor's degree required. Commitment to social justice required.
To Apply: Interested candidates should forward a cover letter, salary requirements, resume, and 3 writing
samples to Bill Shields, Vice President of Operations, 727 15th Street, N.W., 6th Floor, Washington, DC 20005,
or to bill@nlihc.org.
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8. OUTREACH ASSOCIATES - The National Low Income Housing Coalition - DC
Info: NLIHC seeks well qualified and talented outreach associates. Duties include maintaining and expanding
NLIHC's membership base, mobilizing members on federal policy advocacy in a manner that advances our
mission, assisting in the design and implementation of field strategies for housing policy campaigns, and
conducting outreach activities in specifically assigned states. The position requires strong written and oral
communication skills; excellent electronic technology skills, including high proficiency in database
management; organizing experience, including successful meeting planning; and knowledge of federal housing
policy. Bachelor's degree required.
To Apply: Interested candidates should forward a cover letter, salary requirements, resume, and a writing
sample to Bill Shields, Vice President of Operations, 727 15th Street, N.W., 6th Floor, Washington, DC 20005,
or to bill@nlihc.org..
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9. Staff Assistant for DC Councilmember Mary M. Cheh
Info: Councilmember is seeking to hire a Staff Assistant for her personal office. Duties will include, but are not
limited to casework, community outreach, assisting in answering phones and greeting visitors, and other
administrative duties as assigned. Maintaining the office's new media and website, as well as providing support
to staff as needed will be a major component of the job. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and should
have an interest, and ideally experience with social media, website development and Photoshop, Adobe, and
other graphic design programs.
To Apply: Please send a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to Anthony Lopez (alopez@dccouncil.us) by
close of business on Tuesday - November 30, 2010. Please subject the e-mail “Staff Assistant.”

10. DC Council Chair Elect Seeks General Counsel, Budget Director, Communications Director:
Info: Incoming Council Chairman Kwame Brown seeks to fill several job openings. None of the jobs are
“wired”; the Chairman-elect is looking for the best candidates for the positions. Successful candidates must
reside in the District of Columbia or immediately relocate to the District of Columbia. The General Counsel is
the chief parliamentarian of the Council who advises the Council on legislative policy options and represents
the Council in any legal action to which it is a party. The General Counsel assists the Members in drafting
legislation for the proper engrossment and enrollment of measures. The Office of the General Counsel
supervises publication of the D.C. Code which contains all laws of the District of Columbia. The Office of the
Budget Director analyses the proposed annual operating budget and reviews the fiscal impact of all legislation
and contracts before Council approval.
All candidates should upload his or her cover letter and resume to http://www.dccouncilchair.com/jobs.html.

Last Bite: Seeking Nominees for Howard U. 2011 Charter Day Distinguished Alumni Awards
Info: Howard University alumni are urged to identify and nominate alumni for the distinguished alumni
achievement awards to be presented during the 2011 Charter Day observances, March 11 and 12, 2011.
The selection criteria for candidates are inherent in the award's name, "Alumni Award for Distinguished
Postgraduate Achievement." Graduates residing in foreign countries should also be considered.
Detailed biographical information on the nominee(s) along with other pertinent data must be included with the
submission of the candidate's name. The person submitting the nominee's name should also provide his/her own
name, address, office telephone number and email address. The nomination form is available on the University's
webpage at www.howard.edu/charterday. Applications must be postmarked by November 29, 2010 to Mr.
Jeremy C. Randall, Director of Regional Events, Office of University Events and Special Projects, Howard
Center, Howard University, Room 829, 2225 Georgia Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20059. The information
can also be faxed to (202) 588-9864 or e-mailed to nbernard@howard.edu or jcrandall@howard.edu.