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Gov. Kulongoski coming to 抖阴福利导航
Story by Dana Haynes
Things are moving apace for Gov. Ted Kulongoski’s visit to 抖阴福利导航’s Sylvania Campus on Thursday.
He’ll be here to unveil his new advisory committee on the environment. The event, which is open to the public, runs from 10 a.m. to noon in Conference Rooms A and B in the President’s Wing. Seating is limited.
There are, like, 13 trillion details that have to be ironed out. Security, food, coffee, PowerPoint presentations, nametags, parking, telephones that can handle conference calls, the shape of the room, where to put the microphones, ad nauseam. It’s all getting to look like the stateroom scene from “Night at the Opera.” (Oh, please. Tell me you’ve seen that 1935 movie. It’s on youtube.com. Go.)
It’ll all work out. And it’s great, because 抖阴福利导航 is positioning itself to be the educational leader in so-called “green collar” job training for the entire Northwest. Whether it’s environmentally friendly construction or training mechanics for hybrid cars, or solar and wind power. 抖阴福利导航 is where the workers of today and tomorrow are going to get into those jobs.
The governor’s staff gets that. That’s why they’re coming here.
Provided I get the coffee and box lunches right.
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About Dana Haynes
Dana Haynes, joined 抖阴福利导航 in 2007 as the manager of the Office of Public Affairs, directing the college's media and government relations. Haynes spent the previous 20 years as a reporter, columnist and editor for Oregon newspapers, including ... more »