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If you live in Washington County, in what district do you reside in? *

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What days and times are you available to meet?

I am available Wednesday Afternoons from 1:00 to 3:30 pm and Thursdays and Fridays From 9:00a.m. to4:00p.m.

Please list the Washington County Boards that you are currently serving on, or havepreviously served on (include the dates of your term).

I have not previously and do not currently serve on any boards in Washington County.

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Christopher G Kempton

Portland OR 97229

Intel Manufacturing Technician PCD Tech

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An additional short Supplementary Application is needed for this Board. Someone will contactyou about this soon. If you have any questions, please call (503) 846-3081.

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County website

Why are you interested in serving on the Board/s you are applying for?

I am a recently retired service (U.S. Army) member with a desire to get involved in local government.

Are you interested in other volunteer opportunities?

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If you are interested in other opportunities, may we contact you?

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What education, work experience, volunteer experience or life experience do you bring?

I served in the military for 25 years (4yrs USMC, 5yrs Oregon National Guard, 16yrs U.S. Army) and Ihave a degree in Social Science with a concentration in foreign affairs. I have served as leader on smallteams assigned to U.S. embassies responsible for creating relationships with local authorities and groupsin order to achieve U.S. goals in foreign countries.

Describe your understanding of the concerns and issues facing the Board/s you wish toserve on.

It looks as if the board is primarily concerned with providing basic services for the elderly and veterans.coordinating with other agencies and groups in order to assist these members of the community inreceiving the benefits they deserve as well improving quality of life for them and their families. This likelyentails partnerships with state and federal agencies as well as organizations such as the VFW or DAV,and Pioneer Potlatch or meals on wheels. There is also a very good chance that local employers such asNike and Intel either could donate to the board or provide volunteers from their community engagementefforts.

List any potential conflict of interest between your public and private service that mightresult from your appointment to a Board/s you are applying for.

There should be no conflict of interest as Intel encourages their employees to volunteer within thecommunities that we are apart of. Potentially my shift could change requiring me to make arrangementsfor meeting attendance.

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By submitting this form, I am affirming that all the information is true to the best of myknowledge and that I understand that any misstatement of fact or misrepresentation ofcredential may result in this application being disqualified from further consideration or,subsequent to my appointment to a board/committee/commission, may result in dismissal.Also, information I provide on this application may become part of the public record.

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Christopher Kempton Beaverton, Oregon 97008

OBJECTIVE: Procure a position on the Washington County Aging and Veteran Services Advisory Council

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Budget Management • Organizational Capabilities Development

• Inter/Intra-agency Coordination •Manage Vendor Contracts

• PSYOP Detachment/Platoon Sergeant •PSYOP Series Development/Management Experience

Series Development and Implementation

• Multi-department funding manager for 1,600,000 dollars from three different Government agencies

ensuring that all invoice documents were properly paid and recorded. Saved the Government 45,000

dollars by discovering errors in accounting codes and unauthorized obligations within past fiscal years

financial records

• Coordinated comprehensive PSYOP Social Marketing campaign requiring the management of U.S.,

Government of Indonesia, and NGO partners in order to ensure that messaging efforts did not conflict

with overall strategic goals and Supported PSYOP Objectives.

• Established product development and dissemination requirements for PSYOP Series. Monitoring

dissemination to ensure it was completed as planned and conducted third party post testing surveys

and interviews.

Budget Management

• Reduced international travel expenses for an organization of 230 personnel by 15% by researching and

utilizing alternative travel and lodging options for staff traveling overseas.

• Arranged for additional investors in order to complete project after federal funding was reduced for

social marketing campaign intended to create awareness of violent extremist organization recruiting

tactics as part of a larger influence campaign.

Training/Capability Development

• Training developer for Psychological Operations Officers Qualification Course. Updated course to

incorporate the use of Blackboard, allowing reserve officers to complete prerequisite course work prior

to attending resident training with their active duty peers. Resulting in improved reserve academic

performance to match their active duty counterparts.

• Co-authored Capabilities assessment that identified training and organizational gaps within the

Psychological Operations career field. Recommended to Department of the Army the creation of a

Chief Warrant Officer career path within the PSYOP branch and organizational changes that would

allow for better utilization of organic personnel and resources.

• Developed “Expert PSYOP” Competition based on identified critical task shortcomings within the

PSYOP Regiment. Members of the Occupational Specialty trained on identified tasks for three months

prior to the competition, increasing Regimental proficiency across the Army while creating an

organizational means to recognize excellence within the field.

Pacific Command MIST Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge

• Supervised 15 local nationals for transportation, interpretation, and project performance under U.S.

government contract in support of Counter Violent Extremism (CVE) operations. Maintained

relationships with Indonesian local and national government agencies, Non-Government Organizations

(NGO’s), and private sector businesses. Influencing all parties to prioritize U.S. Government Counter

Terrorism goals as critical within their own organizations.

• Managed Post Prison reform program for U.S. Embassy team Indonesia and the University of

Indonesia, required focus group studies and analysis of interpreted data in order to ensure the

appropriate demographic was participating in and successfully completing the program. Used

independent third party validation of reported results

• Proposed and implemented youth education anti-violence program requiring coordination between

U.S., foreign, and private industry stakeholders. Required development of print, social media, and

audio-visual products.

Employment History 2017-Present Intel Manufacturing Technician Ronler Acres

2014- 2017 PSYOP Training Developer Special Warfare Center and School

2009-2014 Military Information Support Team (MIST) NCOIC Bangladesh, Philippines, and

Indonesia

Education

• Bachelor of Science in Social Science (With Honors), May 2017, Excelsior College, Albany, New York

• Capabilities Development Course, September 2014, Defense Acquisition University, Ft. Lee

• SOF Military Deception Operations Planner Course, March 2014, USAJFKSWCS

• Psychological Operations Specialist Course, April 2009, USAJFKSWCS





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Aging and Veteran Services Advisory Council: Submitted Housing Authority Board of Directors: Submitted

Janice A Asher

Beaverton OR 97005

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retired regulatory compliance officer

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I think affordable housing is an important issue for both veterans and seniors. I am a senior and I haveveterans in my family. Knowing funding has become harder to find I would like to be involved in findingsolutions.


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I am a senior, now retired. Formerly employed as a regulatory compliance officer in the insuranceindustry. Since I retired I have mostly been involved with animal rescue groups. And volunteered the past3 years at the Elsie Stuhr Center Rummage Sale. While working, my volunteer activities where short termevent related activities.


Affordable Housing solutions are important to both, and affordable health care programs and facilities forthe aging and veterans are also very important.


none Do you need a resume since I am retired? If so, I can forward an old one.

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Most any day of the week, except Tuesday evenings, Wednesday evenings and the second Thursday ofeach month (through May 2019). I am available the third Thursday of every other month, 9:00 am to12:00 pm.


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Jerome Sibayan

Beaverton OR 97005

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Retired Retired Retired

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I am a retired Army officer (28 years of active duty service) and want to contribute to the futuredevelopment of Washington County. I have a vested interest in ensuring the county provides adequateservices to the aging and veteran members of the community.


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PhD in (National) Security Studies, Masters degree in Strategic Studies, Masters and Bachelors degreesin Civil Engineering, Licensed Professional Engineer (Virginia), Army veteran (Cold War thru Iraq War),Engineers Without Borders volunteer, Education First Scholarship volunteer & donor, Beaverton SD BondAccountability Committee volunteer, Alternate Member of Beaverton Human Rights Commission, ActiveMember of Beaverton CERT, Amateur Radio Emergency Service volunteer supporting WCSO, BeavertonSevere Weather Shelter volunteer (start Oct 2018), Beaverton SD volunteer.


Aging societies in general are faced with changing needs for healthcare and dwindling availability oftrained healthcare professionals, changing fundamentals and models for economic growth anddevelopment, and changing expectations for social and cultural norms. Veterans deserve accessiblehealthcare, available mental health services, job opportunities, and incentives to start small businesses inthe community.


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JEROME TAN SIBAYAN, PhD, PE

Beaverton, Oregon 97005

Political Science ◊ History ◊ Military Experience ◊ Regional & National Security ◊ Transnational Challenges Globalization ◊ Research Methodology ◊ Qualitative Research ◊ Quantitative Research ◊ Distance Learning

EDUCATION:

2013, Kansas State University, PhD in Security Studies 2010, Indiana University & ICPSR Seminar, Network Analysis: Theory & Methods 2008, United States Army War College, Master of Strategic Studies 2002, University of Idaho, Master of Engineering, Civil Engineering 1988, Oregon State University, Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering

SCHOLARSHIP:

General Colin Powell Chair of Military and Strategic Studies, US Army War College (2013-2016)

“China’s Elite Competition for Bargaining Space,” Journal of East Asian Studies (R&R)

Co-authored “Sino-US Military Engagement, Cooperation,” China Daily (April 2015)

A Guanxi-based Network Analysis Dataset of China’s Central Committee, published on OpenICPSR.org (February 2015), (http://doi.org/10.3886/E20469V1) presented to the Quantitative Studies of Chinese Elite Conference at the University of California-San Diego.

A Dynamical Theory of Policy Networks (2014). APSA 2014 Annual Meeting Paper. (SSRN)

“China’s Complex Policy Network” chapter in Complexity and the Human Experience: Modeling Complexity in the Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2014 (Pan Stanford Publishing)

Dissertation, Kansas State University, Spring 2013: “A Network Analysis of China’s Central Committee: A Dynamical Theory of Policy Networks.” (K-REx & ProQuest Dissertations)

Human Complexity: Modeling Complexity in the Humanities and Social Sciences Conference, May/June 2012. Paper presented “A Network Analysis of China's Central Committee.”

Chair & Discussant for the China and Its Neighbors Panel, Southern Political Science Conference, January 2011. Paper presented: “Strategic Cooperative Culture and Social Network Centrality”

“The Peiping Dialogue” paper submitted to the Journal of American-East Asian Relations, (R&R)

Army War College Writing Award, 2008: “The Figure 8 Model for International Relations” (DTIC)

Co-authored “Leader Conversion: Stryker Style” in Infantry (July/August 2005)

Co-authored “Huddle Begins ISR Synchronization” in Infantry (September/October 2004)

http://doi.org/10.3886/E20469V1

http://ssrn.com/abstract=2452632

http://hdl.handle.net/2097/15317

http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a487012.pdf

P a g e | 2Jerome Tan Sibayan, PhD, PE

COURSES TAUGHT:

2017-2018 at Portland State University, University Studies Program

UNST 107/8/9, Portland Senior Instructor

UNST 144/5/6, Health, Happiness, & Human Rights Senior Instructor

UNST 222, Design Thinking Senior Instructor

2011-2016 at US Army War College

DE2301, Strategic Leadership Faculty Instructor

DE2302, National Security Strategy & Policy Faculty Instructor

DE2303, War & Military Strategy Faculty Instructor

DE2304, Regional Issues & Interests Course Director

DE2306, First Resident Course Faculty Instructor

DE2348, Art of Negotiation Faculty Instructor

DE2312, Second Resident Course Faculty Instructor

AA2208, Strategic Research Methods Faculty Instructor

2013-2016 at American Public University System

MILS500, Qualitative Research Methods in Military Studies Adjunct Faculty

MILS514, The Making of Strategy Adjunct Faculty

MILS521, Strategy, Tactics, & the Operational Art Adjunct Faculty

MILS699, Military Studies Capstone Thesis Adjunct Faculty

EXPERIENCE:

2017-2018, Senior Instructor 1, Portland State University Instructor in the University Studies Program. Designed and delivered two year-long Freshman Inquiry and one 10-week Sophomore Inquiry general education classes with 36 students per class. Served as a member of a promotion panel and a scholarship selection committee. Effectively used Desire2Learn and Pebble Pad.

2011-2016, Associate Professor (Tenured), US Army War College Director of Regional Studies and Faculty Instructor in the Department of Distance Education’s (Hybrid) First Year Program. Managed the design, content, and delivery of the core Regional Studies online course using the Blackboard Learning Management System for over 400 senior military officers and civilians focusing on US national interests, strategy formulation, transnational challenges in the context of globalization, and global case studies. Research paper advisor and mentor. Selection Committee chair for Professor Program. Selection committee member for Title X civilian professor. Review Committee member for writing awards. Coordinated several distinguished guest speakers. Created and conducted military-military engagement efforts with the Chinese People’s Liberation Army and the Chinese Academy of Military Science. Member of the Academic Review Board.


2013-2016, Adjunct Instructor, American Public University System. Taught 8- and 16-week core, online courses in the Military Studies Program using the Sakai Learning Management System.

2007–2009, Commander, Brigade Military Transition Team Effectively led and managed a team of forty officers and NCOs teaching, coaching, and mentoring an Iraqi Army Brigade serving as the strategic reserve. Focused on developing the skills and knowledge necessary for indigenous forces to provide security and stability in the Tarmiyah-Sabaa al Bor area.

2004–2007, Chief, Stryker Brigade Transformation Team Coordinated, synchronized, managed and supervised all critical events associated with the transformation and reset of multiple Stryker Brigade Combat Teams based in Alaska, Hawaii, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Germany to set the conditions for the efficient and effective transformation of designated brigades. Collected unit lessons learned, conducted post-combat assessments and made data available through the SBCT Transformation Collaboration Portal.

2002–2004, Director of Public Works Led Europe's largest Public Works Directorate consisting of 320 civilians in support of three military communities. Recognized as “Best Army Community of Excellence” in 2002-2003. Responsibly managed the total operation, maintenance and facility support of six Army installations and associated housing areas supporting 18,000 people. Planned, programmed and executed annual budgets of $70 million and maintained over $200 million of real property.

2001–2002, Deputy Chief, Current Operations Branch, US Army Europe Deputy Chief of the Operations Branch, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. Monitored current operations and crises within the assigned area of responsibility (Europe and Africa). Planned and implemented short-notice force deployments in peacetime, crisis, and peace support operations.

2000–2001, Area Commander, Central America, Corps of Engineers Area Commander and Embassy Agency head for Corps of Engineers operations and activities throughout Central America, including the $300M Hurricane Mitch Reconstruction Program. Coordinated design and construction management support to Defense Department, other Federal agencies, foreign governments, and international organizations in support of US interests and foreign policy.

1998–2000, Resident Engineer, Brooks Air Force Base

Resident Engineer for the Corps of Engineers at an Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Responsible for all aspects of construction projects at the base to include the management and contract administration of over $20 million in military construction.

1997–1998, Exchange Officer, Environmental Protection Agency

Experienced and observed the operations of the Region 1 (Boston) Office. Led an inspection team consisting of Federal and State engineers and scientists conducting compliance inspections and assistance visits at military bases throughout New England.

1996–1997, Senior Engineer Advisor, Readiness Group Devens Senior Engineer Advisor to eight Army Reserve engineer units located throughout New England. Provided training advice and assistance to improve and sustain training management and combat readiness.

1994–1996, Company Commander, 8th Engineer Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division Company Commander, leader, and manager of a 101-man combat engineer company in support of the 1st Cavalry Division. Deployed to Panama in support of Operations Safe Haven and Safe Passage, a response to a rapid influx of 30,000 Cuban refugees.


1991–1994, Various Engineer Staff Positions Served on the maneuver brigade commander’s special staff and advised the commander and staff on all engineer issues and concerns. Ensured efficient daily operations and training plans of a 433-man division engineer battalion supporting an armored division. Developed battalion plans and operations, and supervised operations in the battalion tactical operations center.

1989–1991, Platoon Leader, 23rd Engineer Battalion, 3rd Armored Division Platoon Leader of a combat engineer platoon that provided mobility and counter-mobility support for an armor task force deployed in Germany. Platoon Leader of a divisional ribbon bridge company based in Europe and deployed to Operation Desert Shield. Volunteered to fill a line platoon vacancy prior to the commencement of Operation Desert Storm. Platoon Leader of a combat engineer platoon in direct support of a mechanized infantry battalion in offensive operations.

HONORS/AWARDS:

Legion of Merit Bronze Star, 2/25 Infantry Division, Operation Iraqi Freedom Meritorious Service Medal (w/3 Oak Leaf Clusters)

US Army War College Excellence-in-Service Award Army Commendation Medal (w/1 Silver Oak Leaf Cluster) Joint Meritorious Unit Award, 8th Engineer Battalion, Operation Safe Haven Valorous Unit Award, 23rd Engineer Battalion, Operation Desert Storm Humanitarian Service Medal Distinguished Military Graduate, Army Reserve Officer Training Corps, 1988

OTHER INFORMATION:

Member, Beaverton School District Bond Accountability Committee (2018-) Alternate Member, City of Beaverton Human Rights Advisory Commission (2018) Member, Beaverton Community Emergency Response Team (Radio) (2017-) Leadership Beaverton (2018-2019) Beaverton Organizational and Leadership Program (BOLD)(2017-2018)

Philanthropic contributor to literacy projects via Donors Choose Philanthropic contributor to and volunteer for EducationFirst.org college scholarships Donor Supporter of the North Salem High School Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps

General Class License, Amateur Radio (KA7LKL) Member, Oregon Tualatin Valley Amateur Radio Club Member, Washington County Emergency Radio Service Served agency: Washington County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Colonel, US Army (retired February 2017) Professor Program, US Army War College (2009-2017) Professional Engineer License, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1993 (#0402024450)

Class Treasurer, Distance Education Army War College, Class of 2008 Member, American Political Science Association Member, American Society of Civil Engineers Member, Society of American Military Engineers Professional Member, Engineers Without Borders-USA Volunteer Judge at local and regional science and engineering fairs (2013-2017) Volunteer Judge for Future City Competition (2013-2018) Volunteer with the Audubon Society LeTort Stream Education Program (2014-2016) Volunteer Head Coach of the Wurzburg Waves Swim Team (2000-2001) President, Tri-Service ROTC Honorary, Oregon State University (1987-1988) Army ROTC, 4-year Scholarship Award Winner American Field Service (High School) Exchange Student to Turkey (1984)


PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES & Presentations

Presented ‘Code of Ethics’ to the Portland State University Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers Lunch and Learn event, April 2018

Attended the American Society of Civil Engineering Conference, September 2016

Discussant & Presenter at the Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, April 2016

Panel Member, Presidential Politics & Foreign Policy, Gettysburg College, February 2016

Presenter at the American Political Science Association Teaching & Learning Conference, February 2016

Moderator and Presenter at the US Army War College-Chinese Academy of Military Science Dialogue in Beijing, November 2015

Attended the World Leadership Forum hosted by the Foreign Policy Association, September 2015

Participated in the Council on Foreign Relations’ Education Conference and Workshop, April 2015

Chair/Discussant at the International Conference on Military and Security Studies hosted by the Turkish Army War College in Instanbul, March 2015

Presented at the Quantitative Studies of Chinese Elite Conference hosted by The University of California-San Diego and the Minerva Initiative, February 2015

Facilitator at the US Army Africa Alumni Conference hosted by the US Army War College, December 2014

Attended the Engineers Without Borders Annual Meeting, November 2014

Participated in the Food Security Conference hosted by the Institute on Science for Global Policy, October 2014

Attended the Minerva Initiative Annual Meeting hosted by Office of the Secretary of Defense, September 2014

Presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, August 2014

Attended the Environmental and Water Resources International Conference hosted by the American Society of Civil Engineers, June 2014

Attended the Annual Strategy Conference hosted by the Strategic Studies Institute, April 2014

Rapporteur for the US Army War College-Chinese Academy of Military Science Dialogue, March 2014

Attended the American Society of Civil Engineers Annual Meeting, October 2014

Attended the Annual Strategy Conference hosted by the Strategic Studies Institute, April 2013

Attended the American Society of Civil Engineers Annual Meeting, October 2012

Human Complexity: Modeling Complexity in the Humanities and Social Sciences Conference hosted by the National Endowment for the Humanities, May/June 2012

Courtesy Visit at the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu, September 2011

Chair/Discussant/Presenter at the Southern Political Science Association Annual Meeting, January 2011

Attended the Network Analysis Seminar hosted by Interuniversity Consortium of Political and Social Research at Indiana University Bloomington, August 2010

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I'm very flexible and can meet most evenings and generally Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.


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Portland OR 97229

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I have spent a large portion of my adult life working in government and enjoy public policy work. Currently,I have taken time away from paid work to help care for my mother, but she is returning to health and I amlooking for ways to continue to serve my community. I am interested in the boards listed because I havepersonal connection to each one of them. I am a spouse of a veteran, I support and use our park and reccenters, I live in unincorporated Washington County and have served on a road expansion cmte, andfinally I served as chief of staff to a state representative on health care and have become intimately awareof challenges facing our community by working with constituents.


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I have a bachelor of arts in cultural and historical studies. I have previously worked as a policy advisor to astate representative as well as working as a chief of staff. These jobs allowed me to staff legislators onseveral committees including, health care, education, higher education and workforce development,audits and IT, general government ways and means, and human services. I have also served as a mentorin our local high schools, I have served on non profit boards. Finally, I have lived in Washington County forthe past 16 years and have raised three children here. I am deeply connected to this community and thinkI can serve people well.


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I believe each of the boards I listed have unique concerns and would be interesting in different ways.URMDAC - Road maintenance in Washington County's urban roads is a continual issue for many peopleliving on the outskirts of our cities. Ensuring we are pursuing the most cost effective solutions probablyranks rather high with community members. Working towards both long- and short-term solutions thatmeet the needs of citizenry is important. Public Health Advisory Council - The work of the public healthadvisory council is important specifically as we grow our community and are seeking equity in health caredelivery. The council is most likely dealing with issues of suicide, mental health, maternal wellness andaccess to care, as well as looking to reach youth, and impoverished communities. Aging and VeteranServices - working to find and preserve funding sources to address the needs of seniors, veterans, anddisabled members of our community. Providing access to resources and a platform for members of thesecommunities to be heard is vital to valuing the contributions of these community members. Parks andRecreation Advisory Board - Ensuring equity in access, growing both membership and communityspaces. Operation and maintenance of community spaces, funding concerns.


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Kimberly Goddard Portland OR, 97229

Skills

Policy Development Policy Research & Analysis Legislative Strategy Written & Oral Communications Coalition Building Community Outreach Constituent Services Fundraising and events

• Primary Policy Analyst for legislative office. Led policy research to assist elected official in developing legislative agenda.

• Researched policy concepts, historical actions, judicial background, and policies in other states to propose policy solutions.

• Provided detailed policy recommendations to legislative member; including policy options and possible amendments.

• Tracked legislation. • Drafted talking points, newsletters, press releases, floor speeches, committee testimony. • Developed strategy for policy priorities; briefed staff, coalition partners, and other legislative offices. • Provided written and oral reports on policy, and legislative, updates. • Built and managed coalitions with agency staff, multiple and varied governmental offices, labor organizations,

business leaders, civic leaders and community groups in support of legislative proposals. • Coordinated testimony, reports, and presentations for bills. • Attended committee meetings as needed. • Worked directly with constituents to address needs with agency staff and local officials. • Served as liaison between community and Representative, attending events and presenting to communities

when the Representative was unavailable. • Organized community outreach events including town halls, coffee events, phone banks, canvasses, and tabling

events for both legislative and nonprofit organizations.

Experience

• Lobbyist | Tax Fairness Oregon | 2015 • Chief of Staff | Representative Chris Harker – State of Oregon, House District 34 | 2010 – 2015 • Campaign Advisor | Representative Chris Harker – House District 34 | 2010, 2013 • Policy Advisor | Representative Chris Harker – State of Oregon, House District 34 | 2008 – 2009

Education

• Bachelors of Arts in Cultural and Historical Studies | Marylhurst University | 2010

Community Involvement

• Advisor / Mentor | March For Our Lives PDX | 2018 • Theater Crew Mentor | Sunset High School | 2016-2018 • College and Career Center Mentor | Westview High School | 2015-2016





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Aging and Veteran Services Advisory Council: Submitted Audit Committee: Submitted Board of Property Tax Appeals: Submitted Homeless Plan Advisory Committee (HPAC): Submitted

Nikki Erickson

17238 Northwest Crosshaven Street

Portland OR 97229

Self employed AttorneyEstate planning, probate, andtrust attorney

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In my experience helping the elderly and some veterans with estate planning, guardianship, andconservatorship issues, I have seen that our elders face significant challenges. If I can help alongsidemembers of my community, it would give me an opportunity to give back.


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I've lived in the Bethany neighborhood for almost ten years as a mother, friend, neighbor, and lawyer.


I understand that many of our elders face challenges getting affordable care, finding transportation, andfrom elder abuse and fraud.


None that I'm currently aware of.

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Estate Planning and Administration

Tax Analysis

Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Estate Administration

Estate Administration

Estate Planning

Will Contests nning

Charitable Entity Formation

Entity Formation and Tax Research

Protected Proceedings and Elder law

N ICOLE B. ERICKSON

EXPERIENCE

WYSE KADISH LLP │ P O R T L A N D , O R

Trusts & Estates Attorney

Drafted custom wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, deeds, and ancillary documents for families

and business owners with combined estates worth $2.0-20 million. Administered complex trusts

and estates, from obtaining EINs to preparing 706s. Analyzed operating agreements, prenuptial

agreements, dissolution judgments, promissory notes, deeds of trust, and real estate documents.

Prepared civil complaint for estate controversy involving real estate, land use, and zoning laws.

Represented clients domiciled in Texas, California, and Washington with regard to Oregon estate

tax exposure. Analyzed provisions of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act related to pass through entities.

Researched 754 election for post-mortem planning opportunities.

Prepared petitions and related motions for temporary and indefinite guardianships and

conservatorships. Drafted third-party special needs trusts. Researched Medicare creditor claims.

NICOLE B. ERICKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LLC │ P O R T L A N D , O R

Trusts & Estates Attorney │ A U S T I N , T X

Performed estate planning services for private clients with taxable estates. Prepared private letter

ruling and conducted other tax research, estate planning, and probate administration services for

Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson, PC.

SAUNDERS, NORVAL, NICHOLS & ATKINS, LLP │ A U S T I N , T X


Prepared wills, trusts, and ancillary documents for estates worth $2.0-200 million. Extensively

researched estate and income tax issues.

Independently prepared and filed 706s for estates owing tax. Assisted with independent estate

administrations for taxable estates. Prepared and filed probate inventories. Conducted contested

heirship proceedings.

Formed private foundations. Prepared supporting documentation for nonprofit entities including

admission of directors and trustees. Researched changes to law governing nonprofit entities under

Texas Business Organizations Code.

COTTON, BLEDSOE, TIGHE & DAWSON, PC │ M I D L A N D , T X


Tax planned for estates worth $1.5-500 million. Created multi-generational estate plans involving

tailored trusts, private foundations, and charitable gifts.

Independently marshalled estate administration from engagement letter to closing. Successfully handled temporary, dependent, and independent administrations.

Assisted in mediation of will contest involving $71 million estate. Crafted extensive and exacting tax provisions for settlement agreement resulting in substantial settlement award. Served as

outside counsel for attorneys involved in settlement negotiations. Experience negotiating and drafting multiple settlement agreements for large taxable estates as well as nontaxable estates.

Drafted FLPs, LLCs, CRATs, CRUTs, CLATs, CLUTs, and grantor trusts. Drafted contracts for

sale of partnership interests, annual minutes, promissory notes, security interests, and limited

partner admission documents. Researched installment sales to grantor trusts, non-prorata distributions, and Graegin Loans.

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LL.M. (Master of Law) in Taxation

TAX COURSES: Partnership Tax (I &II), Foreign Tax (I), Corporate Tax, Multi-state Tax (I &II),

Tax Procedure, Timing Issues and Income Tax, Property Transactions, Tax Policy

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW │ A U S T I N , T X

J.D.

TAX COURSES: Advanced Estate Planning, Federal Income Tax, Tax Research

ACTIVITIES: Mock Trial Intramural Semifinalist, American Journal of Criminal Law

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS │ A U S T I N , T X

B.A. in Government , WITH HONORS . Minor in Spanish

UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE │ A L I C A N T E , S P A I N

Study Abroad

OSB BASIC ESTATE PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR

Non-Taxable Trust Administration

Presented CLE covering Oregon’s optional creditor claims process for trusts, preliminary trust matters such as obtaining EIN and 645 election, notice and trustee reporting requirements, and

practice tips for administering retirement benefits and distributing to minors.

MIDLAND COLLEGE ANNUAL ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR

Annual Family Limited Partnership Update

Led discussion of current cases addressing retained interests and control over property contributed to family limited partnerships.

Crossing the River to Avoid Oregon Taxation of Trust Income

Oregon State Bar Estate Planning Newsletter

Survey of federal taxation of trust income and analysis of when a trust or estate is subject to Oregon income taxation.

The Rule Against Perpetuities │ H O U S T O N , T X

18 t h Annual Real Estate Drafting Course Summary of Texas Rule Against Perpetuities and current bills to repeal it.

Estate Tax Apportionment and Estate Tax Liability

BNA Tax Management Journal: Estates, Gifts, and Trusts

Overview of risk and consequences for conflicting estate tax apportionment clauses in client estate

planning documents.

Member, Oregon State Bar, Estate Planning and Administration Section

Member, Oregon State Bar, Taxation Section

Volunteer – Wills For Heroes Project by Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation

Volunteer – Art Literacy Program at Beaverton Public Schools

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Pam M Carpenter

Gaston OR 97119

Dick's Auto Group Controller Accounting Dept Manager

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I interested in helping my community. I especially have concerns for our aging community and would liketo assist anyway I can.


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I have 20 + years in the accounting field and 15 years management experience. I currently manage anaccounting office at an Auto Group in Hillsboro. I sponsor 2 children in Guatemala. I volunteer at Meals onWheels and deliver meals to homebound seniors which I enjoy very much and this has led me to pursueother ways that I can help in my community.


My understanding of the issues facing the board are limited but I would love to learn and help.


None.

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Aging seniors

Leland Jaquay





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Seferina Deleon Dale

CORNELIUS OR 97113

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Centro Cultural Wellness Coordinator Health

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I believe that we are advocating for the best services for our older adults and Veterans and wouldwelcome any training, resources that we maybe able to share. I would like to see these services reach ourHispanic community.


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Extensive outreach to senior citizens , served on housing and Low income boards . Volunteered for Villagewithout walls/serving older adults. Knowledge of community resources. Fluent english and spanish.


Would be beneficial and be able to team up and share some of the information and knowledge that yourprogram offers, and connecting with our Center and clients. Especially to the Spanish older adults andVeterans


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SEFERINA_DELEON_DALE_resume.docx

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SEFERINA DELEON DALE

Cornelius Oregon 97113

WORK HISTORY

Sep 1999 to 2015

Migrant Home School Consultant Hillsboro School District IJ Hillsboro Oregon, 97124 Hispanic liaison, community advocate for the district’s 36 schools. Responsible for identification and recruitment of eligible migrant students and families. Advocating and referring families to educational and other resources. Helped establish the Migrant Parent Advisory Committee for the district. Student advocacy and leadership - Worked closely with ESL and High school teachers in the recruitment and organization of students for leadership conferences such as Cesar Chavez and OMSLI . Responsible for carrying out the Bi-national and Apostille program for the district. Experience in working with the OMSIS student data student reporting system.

• Bilingual (Spanish-English) • Strong outreach skills, especially to the Hispanic Community. • Sensitive and compassionate to all areas in our community. • Knowledge of migrant education policies and regulations. • Extensive experience and familiarity in working with the migrant, farm worker

and low-income population. • Very familiar with community agencies and resources, especially in the areas

of education and health. • Ability to work productively and independently with minimal supervision as

well as working together in a team environment. • Maintain and complete Certificates of eligibility • Work with Omsis and Synergy data bases, maintain and file different

documents for the student population.

Jan 1990 to Aug 1998

Medical Interpreter/Receptionist Maple Street Clinic Forest Grove Oregon Worked closely with a group of five doctors, interpreting and advocating for Hispanic patients. Scheduled appointments, filed charts, made appropriate referrals for all clinic patients. Worked together with other agencies to support other health needs for patients. Translated health information and documents necessary for the care of patients.

Helped communicate and deliver health education for Spanish-speaking parents especially in the areas of diabetics and high blood pressure.

• Extensive health outreach to Spanish-speaking patients. • Provided cultural and diversity training to the medical staff • Worked as the lead health coordinator ensuring that the front staff was

adequately trained. • Maintained patient records (filed, copied, mailed) • Did Health trainings to staff regarding different health topics such as diabetes ,

immunizations ,

EDUCATION

Jun 1970 Nyssa High School Nyssa Oregon General High School

Apr 1999 to Jun 2001

Portland Community College Portland Oregon Medical Interpreter, Medical assisting

Sep 1988 to Jun 1989

University Of Portland Portland Oregon "Promotora" (Community Health Advocate)

Aug 1975 to May 1973

Treasure Valley Community College Ontario Oregon 97914 General Studies

LANGUAGE SKILLS

• Read, speak and write English and Spanish fluently.

REFERENCES

- Kristin Lugwig (homeless student liaison) # 503-726-0816, 210 SE 12th Ave., Hillsboro - Michaele Rooke (ESL coordinator) # 503-816-1531, Witch Hazel Elementary - Dr. Conly Lynch (Medical Director) # 503-357-2136, 1825 Maple St., Forest Grove Oregon - Vianey Arellano (PAC President) # 503-809-9278, 1585 SE Walnut St., Hillsboro 97123





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timothy l reeves

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applied materials corp customer engineer field service engineer

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I am a veteran, also I have a mother in law who has been in assisted living, and is now in a nursing home.I want to help improve the conditions of end of life, and long term care in Oregon.


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I have been on a political party board as chair, and vice chair, I am as I mentioned before a veteran, and Ihave seen first hand the conditions in veterans medical facilities, as well as nursing homes in Oregon.


Oregon has embraced a large public involvement in medical care, this is very expensive, and makemanaging end of life care critical when considering that the vast majority of medical care, and expense forany person is spent at the end of life. What I am afraid that this might mean for public officials is that endof life care may look like the low hanging fruit when bean counters show up to cut expenses. I do not wantthis to happen, and hope I can encourage the state to continue to treat elderly infirmed people asindividuals entitled to dignity and respect.


As I mentioned I do have a family member currently bed ridden in a nursing home in Oregon, I am also adisabled veteran, so This may seam like a conflict of interest, but I believe it will make me a morethoughtful board member.

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Sharon Lynn Reeves






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Tim Reeves resume for Washington County board assignment Why I believe I will be good in this position:

- As a disabled military vet. I am familiar with the plight of veterans in the current system.

- I have seen first-hand the extended care situation in today’s nursing homes and hospitals. I am personally invested in making sure our seniors and vets get the best care possible as I have a family member in extended care right now.

- I try to come to the table with solutions rather than problems, I want to build the systems, and processes that will ensure our future success.

Relevant experience:

- Worked as chair for the Libertarian Party of Oregon. - I am the current vice chair of the Libertarian Party of Oregon, - Worked to build the Oregon Tenth Amendment Center.

Relevant training

- Nuclear power school

Communications:

- I have spent a lot of time working on communications. As Chair, and currently Co-chair of the Libertarian Party of Oregon, I have been able to build bridges, and talk to people who do not necessarily agree with me, and come to satisfactory agreements.





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Varuzhan H Kocharyan

Aloha OR 97003

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Northwest EMC ( was employed,Retired 2015)

Senior ElectromagneticCompatibility Engineer Volunteer

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As an immigrant (of 21 years), I still to learn about the society I live in. And know from past experiencethat the volunteering is the good place for that. Also like to be useful to the community in which I live for21 years.


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The highest level of my education is Ph.D in Electromagnetic. Almost 50 years of my employment aredivided between two cities: Yerevan(Armenia) and Hillsboro ( Oregon). 31 years in Yerevan as Adjunct -Professor in a Technical University and 17 years in Hillsboro. My volunteering experiences areoccasional: for City of Beaverton, City of Portland (namely for Portland-Khabarovsk Sister CitiesAssociation), World Affairs Council of Oregon, Mercy Corps .


There are 4 reasons why I did applied: 1) Have free time 2) I know from the past experience that thevolunteering is the good place for learn more about the community you live in; like to be useful to thecommunity in which I live for 21 years. 3)These two commissions are only one that have openings in themoment.4) Having 75 years of life experience I am positive that I got the essence of what this AdvisoryCouncil does: who knows the needs of the Senior Citizens than the Senior Citizens themselves ?


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Aging and Veteran Services

RESUMEvaruzhan_2018.doc

Michael Hunter Vanorman






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Becky Thatcher


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Varuzhan H. Kocharyan

Beaverton, OR 97003 Education and Certification: Electrostatic Discharge Control Certified Engineer, 2007 iNARTE, U.S.A. Ph.D . in Electromechanical Systems,1973 Doctoral thesis “ Research of the Energy Losses in the Motor Windings During Electromagnetic Transitional Processes In a Induction Electro-Drive.” Moscow Power Engineering Institute. Moscow, Russia MSEE, 1966, Yerevan Polytechnic Institute. Yerevan, Armenia.

Patents

• Device for Measuring the Losses of the Electrical Power or Energy in a Three-

Phase Circuits (with Fast Transient Current).

• Electromagnetic Speed Reduction Synchronous Motor

• Device for Measuring the Root-Mean-Square Value of the Fast Transient Voltage

Accomplishments:

2002-2003 Developed and implemented the original verification method for ESD immunity

equipment. A2LA and NVLAP audits have approved the method.

2007 Developed and implemented the calibration method of the magnetic field generators for the immunity test. The method uses the serial device as a sensor of the magnetic field strength.

1989-1993

1988-1989

Architected and headed the “Automatic Control of Sewage Processing Station” project.

Created, designed and assembled the equipment, which connected the sensors and

electrical drives of the station to the controlling computer. Supervised a team of 10-15

people. The project allowed to reduce the staff of the station by more than 25%.

Architected and headed the “Regulated Output Electrical Pumps for Chemical Plants”

project. Saved over 20 times the project cost by rebuilding and re-engineering the pump

station of the Synthetic Rubber Plant. Supervised a team of 8-10 people.

1986-1987

1979-1980

1974-1978

1971-1972

Architected and headed the “Device for Measuring Fast Transient Currents in Linear

Electrical Motors” section of the “ Vehicles with Magnetic Levitation” project.

Designed, developed and assembled the device based on the new principles of

measuring of the RMS value of the varying period voltage. Patent was issued.

• Research engineer on the “Research and Design of Electro-Drives for Robots and

Manipulators” project. Designed and researched new version of the synchronous

motor with electromagnetic speed reduction. Patent was issued.

Research engineer on the “Design of Electro-Drives for Panels with One Ton Payload

Capacity” project.

Developed and designed the electrical power or/and energy losses measuring device in

the three-phase circuits during the fast transient events. Patent was issued.

Publications More than 30 publications in scientific magazines, proceedings and scientific research reports published in US,Russia and Armenia. The papers published in the U.S.A. : “ A Daily Verification Method for ESD Immunity Equipment”, Compliance Engineering, 2004 Annual Reference Guide,p.p.94…98, A Canon Communications LLC Publication. Also on-line : www.ce-mag.com/archive/04/Kocharyan.html. “An Express Diagnostic Method for ESD Simulators and Standardized ESD Test Stations “ . The records of the 2003 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Boston, MA, p.p.708 …712. Washington Chapter, Membership Service Director. 2005-2006 Member of 2006 IEEE International EMS Symposium Technical Committee. Presentations U.S.A. ESD Society Symposium –2000. Anaheim, CA; IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility,– 2002, Minneapolis, MN; IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility –2003, Boston, MA ( with presentation). U.S.A. ESD Society Symposium –2005. Anaheim, CA; IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility –2006, Portland, OR U.S.A. 2003-The presentations “Express Diagnostic Method for ESD Simulators and ESD Test Stations : Experience of Implementation “ on Oregon and Washington IEEE EMC Society Chapters’

Retired 2015-present Work Experience:

1998-2015. Northwest EMC, Inc. Hillsboro, Oregon, U.S.A.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Senior Engineer.

Performing testing of the electric and electronic devices according to the U.S.A. and EU standards

for the electromagnetic compatibility : MIL-STD461E/461D, , SAE J1113, RTCA DO-160E /160D,

EN61000-6-1,EN61000-6-2,EN55022 EN55024, EN60601-1-2, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3,IEC61000-

4-2, IEC6100-4-3, IEC61000-4-4, IEC61000-4-5, IEC61000-4-6, IEC61000-4-8, IEC61000-4-11 and

others.

Performing the In-house repair, calibration and verification of EMI test equipment in 10kHz – 32GHz

frequency range.

Designed and implemented several calibration fixtures.

Have written a Northwest EMC calibration work procedure.

1966-1997

1988- 1994

1982 -1984

Professional

State Engineering University of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia.

Assistant Professor, Senior Lecturer, Assistant Lecturer, Research Engineer.

Taught the following courses: Electrical Drives, Electrical Machines, Electrical

Drives of Robots and Manipulators, Electrical Equipment of Metal- Cutting Machine

Tools, Electrical Equipment in Industry, Automatic Control Systems in Industry,

Reliability of Electromechanical Systems, Distribution of Electrical Energy in Industry.

Authored and conducted engineering projects.

Robot-Automat LLC, Yerevan, Armenia.

One of the founders, Chairman of the Board, Business Administrator of the company.

Led technical projects, managed commercial operations, and was the chief architect of

devices manufactured for protection of three-phase inductive motors.

Advanced Technical Institute. Phnom Phen, Cambodia.

Visiting professor from Yerevan Polytechnic Institute.

Dean of the Electro-Technical Department, Assistant Professor.

Supervised the staff of the department, which consisted of seven lecturers and lab

assistants. Lectured the students and developed curriculum for student instruction.

IEEE member since 1999. 2002-2004 IEEE EMC Society Oregon and SW

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