IFHE-US
CONNECTION Volume
6 Issue 2 Fall
2004 A
Newsletter for Members of the International Federation for Home
Economics in the USA
Volume 6 Issue 2 Fall 2004
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IFHE-US
Board of Directors and Term of Office President – 2008Mary
Andrews, Director International
Extension & Coordinator,
Professional Development Michigan
State University Extension 71
Agriculture Hall East
Lancing, MI 48824-1039 Phone:
517-432-3322 FAX:
517-432-7644 Director of
Finance –2008 Nancy Billings 706 Corlett Dr.
SE Huntsville,
AL 35802-1906 Phone:
256-883-6229 (H) Director of Professional Development & Programs – 2006Joanne
Pearson 111
Countryside Blacksburg,
VA 24060 Phone:
540-961-5602 (H) Director of Communications – 2006Nancy
W. St.John 324
Diana Court Harrisonburg,
VA 22801 Phone:
540-442-1482 (H) Phone:
540-828-5459 (W) Fax:
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IFHE-US
A Message from the
President Mary Andrews Greetings from your newly inducted President! I come before you to ask for your continuing support and involvement. We have a wonderfully committed set of officers to guide our work in the upcoming years and a legacy of accomplishments left by our outgoing President, Juanita Mendenhall and the inaugural Board. Just six years ago we came to life as a fully affiliated unit of IFHE. And in those few brief years we have stabilized, matured and grown. Luckily we have had some very strong leaders and a number of members ready to help. We have taken on the challenges of establishing a constitution and 501-3C status. We have organized hardworking committees that have created major maintenance efficiencies and have guided the organization to pursue a number of major projects—the Millennium Park Involvement in Ghana, Project Identify and Recognize, the IFHE-US Development Fund, the History Project, International “matching or twinning” and the IYF Anniversary celebration. We supported our regional organization in hosting the regional meetings in Puerto Rico in 1998 and in Texas in 2002 and contributed to thinking about regional structures. And we have invested in our international organization, helping it transition to a new location and rebuild its fiscal and programmatic integrity. We are in a strong position to move forward and make our organization all that it can be. (Continued on Page 2) |
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President’s Message, continuedBusiness
Update:
During our annual Board of Directors Meeting in San Diego in June we asked
for a few constitutional changes—a change in the composition of the “Board”
to identify a Past President’s position and a re-quest to include “appointed”
committee chairs as well as “elected” officers and the AAFCS International
Division Chair as voting members. Another major item of Board discussion was
a continuing concern about our membership records. Two parallel systems exist
to accept membership dues—directly to our Treasurer or through the AAFCS
membership renewal system. This latter system bills members throughout the
calendar year and thus creates difficulties in counting current members, in
verifying whether dues have been received in Bonn, and in taking action when
members default in their dues payments. On the plus side, this duel billing
for AAFCS and IFHE-US is a convenience to members and a cost-saver for our
budget. The Board has been working closely with the AAFCS staff to strengthen
communications and record sharing. Thanks to those involved for their
commitment to improving the system! We
also thank you, our membership, for your acceptance of the emergency decision
to raise dues this past spring. Our Board realized that with the lopsided
Euro-dollar exchange rates that our IFHE-US share of our international dues
had not only diminished, but it brought us into a negative balance situation.
We were using our reserves just to pay our international dues! The $15
increase for individual members and $100 increase for organizational members
enacted in May helps to keep us solvent in the future, but does not replenish
the treasury. So we need to be even more conscientious with our planning and
budgeting. The 2004 and proposed 2005 annual budget is presented in this
newsletter (Page 6) for your scrutiny. (See
Communications Update column 2) |
(Communications
Update) Communications
Update: Communications
between members and the Board, between the organization and our partners and
on multiple planes within the organization is a major challenge for any
organization. Communica-tions is the lifeblood of our organization—the glue
that keeps us together and the nourishment that keeps us healthy. Luckily we
have multiple modes of communications—face-to-face at major events, via phone
and E-mail, especial- ly to make announcements and transact business,
and the most relied-upon, our periodic print newsletter and
increasingly our Website. www.ifhe-us.org
Each mode of communications is being studied to use it to best advantage.
Data from the membership survey conducted last spring by our Professional
Development and Program Chair, Joanne Pearson, suggested that although the
annual meeting was felt to be an important opportunity for interaction, in
fact, very few members actually attend! The reality is that our most regular
and reliable form of interaction is the newsletter! The Board would welcome
suggestions on how to make our fall and spring newsletters more substantive
and our website more interactive. We need strategies to share members’ ideas
and activities. A major revamping
of our newsletter is underway and work on our website will be a major
plan-of-work objective for the next few years. (President’s
Message continued See Additional News, page 3) Cornell to hold
IFHE-US Archives
AAFCS files
are to be archived at Cornell University.
With the BOD’s agreement IFHE-US has been granted permission to
deposit the organization’s records there as well
along with the AAFCS records. This
process began this past spring. |
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IFHE-US Plan of Work
2004-2006 Joanne Pearson Director of
Professional Development & Programs Goal One: Strengthen communications and networks ·
Continue to
communicate to members through fall and spring newsletters and increasingly
rely on electronic communications to distribute these newsletters and other
timely information to the membership. ·
Hold periodic
conference calls with IFHE-US Board members to enhance communications among
officers and promote timely actions on organizational matters. ·
Develop and use
the IFHE-US web site to communicate with members and potential members. ·
Design an
invoice for IFHE dues and send the hard copy invoice to all organizational
members of IFHE in a timely manner. Invoice to be sent both to currently
paying members and those who have not paid in recent years. ·
Enlarge and
encourage use of the electronic membership information system. Continue to
update records and to try to reconcile records routinely with the IFHE
directory in Bonn and with AAFCS headquarters. ·
Compile
“Policies and Procedures” publication to assist the Board members in carrying
out their duties. The document will include guidelines for the newly approved
position of “Past President”. ·
Continue to
work with colleagues in AAFCS International Division to clarify and support
the different roles and opportunities offered by the parallel organizations. ·
Continue to
host and co-host various internationally oriented networking events at AAFCS
Annual Meeting. ·
Contribute to
the work of the United Nations by representing the voice of the profession
and communicate important developments and issues from the UN to the
membership through such means as articles in the IFHE-US newsletter, AAFCS
publications, program sessions at AAFCS Annual Meeting and workshops held at
the UN, such as in February prior to the Commission on the Status of Women
meeting. (Continued, See Goal One, page 6, column 1) |
President’s Message Continued from page 2
Additional
News A
quick note about other activities, some of which will be highlighted in this
newsletter: ·
The annual meeting in June was well attended and full of progress
reports (minutes available on the Web) ·
The 20th World Congress in Kyoto was very successful and
an exciting opportunity to reflect on our profession. ·
Activities related to the 10th Anniversary of the
International Year of the Family are well underway. Project “Identify and
Recognize” hosted a second successful recognition ceremony for Home
Economists in the military. ·
The IFHE-US Development Fund hosted an intimate fund raising reception
in San Diego and unveiled the exquisite “quilt” assembled by Carolyn Blount
that was raffled-off in Kyoto. ·
Business is running smoothly in the new offices of the IFHE
headquarters in Bonn. Our President of the past four years, Gertraud Pichler
(Austria) handed over the reins of leadership to incoming President, Lilha
Lee (Korea). ·
Two IFHE-US members received the highest honors bestowed in our
profession—the AAFCS Distinguished Service Award. Congratulations Karen
Goebel and Nancy Leidenfrost! ·
Normal transitions in our Board of Directors created the following
changes: o
Nancy St. John replaced Joyce Richardson and interim Kinsey Green in
the Director of Communications role o
Kitty Decker replaces Sharon Christie in the Recorder role o
Sharon McManus replaces Nancy Leidenfrost in the role of Director of
the IFHE-US Development Fund, and o
Mary Andrews replaces Juanita Mendenhall as President. Sincere
thanks to all outgoing officers and welcome new officers! |
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IFHE-US Development Fund CommitteeReport 1997 - July 2004 During 1997-July 2004 the IFHE-US Development Fund
Contributions and interest totals $67,234.61. This $67,234.61 includes: (1) Interest earned on the
Adams Bank, Washington, DC account $2,648.52; and Vanguard Investment $5,496.92. The sum total of these two interest are $8,145.44. (2) Contributions from
individuals and State Associations of Family and Consumer Sciences. (3) Contributions as a result
of 1998-2004 annual sponsored education and fund raising events. (4) Carolyn Blount’s IFHE
Quilt Opportunity Drawing Project $1,374.87. Great thanks to Carolyn
for her work and Dick’s thoughtful help! Nancy B. Leidenfrost Chair 1997-2004 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ United Nations Workshop March 2005
A workshop for all
IFHE-US and AAFCS members is being planned at the UN to coincide with the
meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women in March 2005.
The workshop/meeting will be begin Sunday, February 27 with an all day
orientation meeting organized by the NGO Committee on the Status of Women.
This will be followed by the Commission meeting, which begins Monday,
February 28 and continues for two weeks. Participants are asked to stay
a minimum of 3 days. |
IFHE-US Development Fund Event June 2005 AAFCS Annual Meeting Minneapolis A cultural program on the Hmongs of
Minnesota will be held on Thursday, June 23, 2005. This educational program and reception will
be held at the McNeal Hall Atrium at the University of Minnesota in St. Paul
from 6-8 PM. Mark this event on your calendar now so you won't miss
this event prior to the AAFCS Annual Meeting. More information will be
available at www.IFHE-US.org,
the spring issue of Connection, or contact Sharon McManus at svmcmanus@aol.com or (616) 546-3394. |
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IFHE
Development Fund Grant, 2004
Carolyn Blount, Chair IFHE
Development Fund Grant
According to Nancy Leidenfrost, who first conceived of the idea, and first
chaired the International Federation for Home Economics Development Fund, it
was 12 years from its inception to offering the first grant at the IFHE
meeting in Kyoto in August of 2004. (Continued column 2) |
Those serving
on the panel were: Carolyn Blount, chair, announced the
winning grant at Congress in Kyoto. It is the St. Lucia Home Economics
Association for Banana Artistry, for Primary School Leavers. Nancy
Leidenfrost will transfer the funds to Norma Maynard and Rita Dyer, project
directors at Sir Arthur Lewis Community College. |
Strow
Award Presented in Kyoto
The
Helen Strow International Service Award was established by the College of Human
Ecology at The Ohio State University to recognize individuals who have
demonstrated exceptional service to their respective home country or have a
record of distinguished leadership in the field of Home Economics at the
international level.
Jenny
Schroeder of the College of Human Ecology, The Ohio State University announced
the most recent recipient of this prestigious award at the 20th World Congress
in Kyoto, Japan. Patricia Thunder of
Ireland was recognized for her long-time work in her home country of Ireland
and IFHE. Ms. Ireland served on the IFHE
Executive Committee and was responsible for the work of the Education and
Training Program Committee. One of her
main activities was to found the International Book Fair.
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(Goal One,
continued) ·
Continue to
assist and support efforts of “Project Identify and Recognize”, whereby home
economists who have served in the United States military are identified, thus
adding to the history of the profession. ·
Hold elections
to replace Board of Directors Goal Two: Provide educational services and support for
international involvement of members. ·
Create multiple
avenues of outreach to educate and inform members of important international
issues, events and opportunities (i.e. AAFCS publications and web site,
IFHE-US publications and web site, sessions at AAFCS annual meeting) ·
Encourage
IFHE-US member involvement at the international level through participation
in IFHE committee work and participation in and attendance at international
events (Programme and Council committees, Caribbean Home Economics meeting in
2005). IFHE-US will be represented at the IFHE Council in South Africa in
2006 with voting delegates. ·
Promote
opportunities for both individuals and groups to create viable exchanges with
peers internationally, and promote and highlight “Twinning” projects
involving IFHE-US organizational members. These projects may be expanded to
become “Outreach within the Americas” connections that result in the
development of new active home economics organizations within the Region of
the Americas. ·
Promote
activities nationally and at state levels related to International Day for Home Economics and 10th
Anniversary celebrations of the “International Year of the Family”. ·
Continue to
provide assistance to the Student Section of AAFCS and explore ways for
IFHE-US to become better known to the student members, and to encourage their
membership in IFHE-US. ·
Continue to
prepare materials for the 100th anniversary of IFHE in 2008. |
Goal Three: Contribute to the IFHE-Development
Fund ·
Raise $12,000 by 2008, bringing the fund that earns interest to
support special projects throughout the world to $75,000. ·
Include a letter requesting contributions to the IFHE-US Development
fund in the Fall issues of the IFHE-US Connection. ·
Hold an educational fundraising event in connection with AAFCS Annual
Meeting in Minneapolis, MN in 2005 and Charlotte, NC in 2006. ·
Publicize the new address for the IFHE-US Development Fund in the
newsletter and on the IFHE-US website. Goal Four: Develop long-range plans for meeting the
professional development needs of members. ·
Begin to plan professional develop programs based on results of
all-member survey conducted in 2003. ·
Explore ways to develop persons for leadership roles in the organization
at national regional and international levels. ·
Begin development of programs for student members of IFHE-US and
student and professional international exchanges.
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IFHE-US
Development Fund P.
O. Box 2403 Holland,
MI 49422-2403
October,
2004
Dear
IFHE-US Member,
The
IFHE Development Fund awarded its first grant to St. Lucia at the IFHE World
Congress in Kyoto, Japan on August 7.
While the United States is one of the countries supporting this fund,
this special action in Kyoto was possible because of your contributions. This $3,000 grant was from interest
accumulated since the inception of the fund in 1996. The principal is kept
intact.
We
are pleased to inform you that we reached our goal of $60,000 before the
Congress in Japan. Our new goal is to
reach $75,000 by 2008 to fund more projects.
Your commitment to the IFHE goals and your monetary gifts help us
achieve our global mission. We thank you
for your ongoing support. All
contributions are tax deductible.
The
IFHE-US Development Fund will have an educational program and fundraising event
on Wednesday, June 22 in St. Paul, Minnesota.
We hope that you will put this date on your calendar. Details will be included in AAFCS
registration information, IFHE-US website, and this spring newsletter.
With
much appreciation,
Sharon
V. McManus, Director
Committee
Members: Talma Benavides (TX), Carolyn Blount (WA), Vera Gardner (WY), Mary
Turner Gilliland (CA), Betty Harwood (CA), Norma Maynard (St. Lucia), Marianne
Calhoun McKeon (NY), Marguerite Scruggs (OK), Nancy St. John (VA)
The IFHE-US Development
Fund, P.O. Box 2403, Holland, MI 49422-2403
Yes,
I want to support the IFHE-US Development Fund.
Enclosed is my contribution of:
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$25 ___ $50 ___ $100 ___ $250 ___ $500 ___ Other _$__________
Please
make checks payable to the IFHE-US Development Fund.
Name
______________________________ Address
__________________________________
IFHE-US Development Fund Committee
2004-2005
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Talma D. Benavides 3830 Silver Creek Drive Corpus Christi, TX 78410 Phone: 361-242-1453 E-mail: t-benavides@tamu.edu Carolyn Fix Blount 2026 10th Ave.
E. Seattle, WA 98102-4106 Phone: 206-322-1174 E-mail: cblount@vendor.net Vera Gardner P.O. Box 21554 Cheyenne, WY 82003 Phone: 307-634-7097 E-mail: vgardner@boyero.net Mary Turner Gilliland 1040 Tehama Ave. Menlo Park, CA 94025-1742 Phone: 650-321-9966 E-mail mltg@aol.com Betty Harwood 2316 Colt Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
90275 Phone: 310-831-9757 |
Norma Maynard P.O. Box 713 Castries, St. Lucia, West
Indies Phone: 758-452-8150 E-mail: maynardn@candw.lc Marianne Calhoun McKeon 1346 Lohengrin Place Bronx, NY 10465-1326 Phone: 718-828-5214 E-mail: maripet1@aol.com Sharon V. McManus 145 Columbia Ave., Apt.
637 Holland, MI 49423 Phone: 616-546-3394 E-mail: svmcmanus@aol.com Marguerite Scruggs 2805 N. Husband St. Stillwater, OK 74075-2615 Phone: 405-377-0529 E-mail: mms@provalue.net Nancy St. John 324 Diana Ct. Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Phone: 540-442-1482 (H) 540-828-5459 (W) E-mail: nstjohn@bridgewater.edu |
IFHE-US
Development Fund
P.O Box 2403
Holland, MI 49422-2403
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Caribbean Association of
Home Economists
16th Biennial Conference
Port-of
Spain, Trinidad
Republic
of Trinidad and Tobago
March
20-23, 2005
The Caribbean Association
of Home Economists invites the submission of research papers as well as
parishioners' and position papers under the Conference theme "Home
Economics Education for Eradication of Poverty in the Caribbean."
Research papers must be
based on scientific research and should add to the body of knowledge. The topic
areas of research papers are indicated in the list below:
Business / Consumer Behavior
Education / Extension
Elderly / Specially Challenged
Environmental Sustainability
Family Economics.
Food and Nutrition.
Gender Issues
Health.
Individuals, Households, Families.
Housing
General Home Economics
Resource Management
Social / Consumer Policy Issues.
Textiles/Clothing Design/Clothing
Merchandising.
Technology
Practitioners' papers
should aim at the development of practices and procedures and be well defined,
clearly stated and documented, including suggestions for implementation at
formal, informal or nonformal education levels. The topic areas for
practitioners' papers are indicated in the list below:
v
Community-based Home Economics in Poverty
Alleviation.
v
Home Economics Education in the
Eradication of HIV/AIDS Among Youth.
v
The Role of Micro-enterprise in Home Economics
Education for Poverty Eradication.
Submission
of Papers:
The first author MUST be
a member of CAHE and must register for the Conference. A person may submit only
one paper as first author.
Deadline for submission
of abstracts is November 30, 2004.
Send to: CAHE Conference 2005
P.O. Box 1303
Wrightson Road
Port-of-Spain,
Trinidad,
Republic of
Trinidad and Tobago
Early Registration is January 15, 2005
Fees are Members $20US, Nonmembers $25. Add $5 for Late
Registration.
For more information contact:
Dr. Theodora Alexander,
Chairperson of Steering Committee
email: eleanoralex@tstt.net.tt
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HELP IS URGENTLY NEEDED In GRENADA!
About a week after this most devastating hurricane to ever hit the
island of Grenada, I received an email from my former student and friend
teaching home economics at Sir Arthur Lewis College in St.Lucia. It was an
urgent request for any possible help we could give, particularly for the girls
she had living in her basement whose homes and some family members were
destroyed by the hurricane. They
desperately needed drinking water tablets, medical supplies, and food. I was able
to reach her by the cell phone number she gave me and learned more of the
extreme destruction and the lack of even the most basic survival items. She also mentioned needing candles,
flashlights and batteries, sanitary products, and even clothes because most had
only had what they were wearing. She was
working daily with the Red Cross but not nearly enough help was coming in to
keep people safe. They had nearly nothing left to work from for infrastructure.
I talked to many friends here in the states and home economists
from the Caribbean Association of Home Economists, particularly Theodora
Alexander, CAHE Treasurer from Trinidad and Janice Archibald, CAHE
President. We came to the conclusion
that if we could collect donations through IFHE-US and get them to Theodora and
some of the home economists in Trinidad, they would purchase as much as they
could on island and that Girl Guides could get them to Rachael at the
Department of Education in Grenada where she is a minister in charge of school
food services. She said it will be some
time before most schools can reopen because they are being used to house
families with nowhere else to live.
(When they do reopen, they will have to refurnish everything as well as
repair most structures, and we may have another call to help them at that
time.) This plan will get the most
supplies to Grenada with the least cost because we won't pay extra for postage
and buying in Trinidad will be good for their economy, too.
If you can help with this project it will be GREATLY
APPRECIATED. I know this is a safe way
to help directly. Please send your
donation to: IFHE-US (Disaster Assistance), Nancy Billings, Treasurer, 706
Corlett Dr., Huntsville, Al 35802-1906.
If you have questions, please email or call me: Juanita Mendenhall,
juanitam@usit.net or 803-337-4012. We
hope to send the money collected this week to them at the beginning of next
week, October 18, because they are in such dire straits. We can send more later if it comes in later, of course. Thank you for any
financial help you are able to give. I
know it will mean a great deal to them.
Since IFHE-US is a 501(c)3, your donation is
tax deductible.
Another possible way to help that Rachael indicated was a big need
is by sending used clothing, especially for children and teens. She said it can now safely be sent by Federal
Express to her in c/o Rachael Mathurine, Grenada Ministry of Education, St. George's, Grenada.
Thanks you very much for considering how you might help with this
request. Please feel free to forward this to others that you know.
Best Regards,
Juanita Mendenhall, Past President, IFHE-US
International Division Chair, SCAFCS
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IFHE-US
Connections
324 Diana Court
Harrisonburg,
VA 22812-2694
Recorder – 2008Mary
(Kitty) Decker 1748
Skyline Road Lafayette,
IN 47905 Phone:
765-471-0597 (H) FAX:
765-471-1727 Director, Liaison
to the UN – 2008
Ruth
Norman 1904
20th Street, Apt. B-9 Bellingham,
WA 98225 Phone/Fax:
360-676-2255 (H) Director,
IFHE-US Development Fund – 2008 Sharon
V. McManus 145
Columbus Ave., Apt. 637 Holland,
MI 49423 Phone
616-546-3394 (H) Director,
Chair of Nominating Committee – 2008 Alberta D. Hill 615 NW Polaris St. Pullman, WA 99163 Phone:
509-332-7358 (H0 Director,
Chair of International Division, AAFCS – 2005 Mary
M. Warnock 20300
Spingston Ford Rd. Elkins,
AR 72727-9287 Phone:
479-575-4310 (W) |
2004-2005 Calendar 2005 Feb.
4-8 ---
IFHE Annual Meeting Bonn, Germany Feb.
5 ---IFHE
Symposium Theme: “Sustainable Development & Quality of
Life – A Challenge for Consumer Education” Feb.
27 – March 11 ---NGO Committee on the Status of Women March
21
---World Home Economics Day April
1
---Spring deadline for Connection article June
22 ---IFHE-US
Development Fund Event Prior to AAFCS Annual
Meeting June
23-16
---AAFCS Annual Conference and Exposition Minneapolis, MN October
20-23
---Housing Education & Research Convention Chicago, IL Check the IFHE website for several international conferences and
symposiums. Future
IFHE Venues: Start making plans to Attend: 2006—Council in Cape Town South Africa 2008—Congress and 100th
Anniversary Celebration Frieberg, Switzerland 2010—Council in Sidney Australia |