Board Jobs Posted

Note: Charlie and I crossed threads. I'm just leaving in my background filler for informational purposes.)

There are two Board staffers currently; Pam Oakes and Joan Dingfield. Both are people I think do a good job and are two of the nicest people downtown. I know that Pam has been loaned out to Facilities part-time to help on BEX but I don't know if this will be permanent.

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Maureen said…
At the end of last night's meeting DeBell announced that Pam Oakes' last day working for the Board was this week and acknowledged her great work. When you say 'part time' do you mean temporarily?
12/2/10, 10:49 AM
Melissa Westbrook said…
I thought it was temporary AND part-time as I saw Pam at both BEX meetings and Board meetings. Maureen but wasn't sure. I guess she is either leaving SPS or moving over to BEX.
12/2/10, 12:14 PM
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