Upcoming Events

Saturday, February 11, 2012 - 8:00am

February’s CENT event will be a SNOWSHOE ADVENTURE!

Come up for the day or stay the night; this trip is sure to be a great time whether you are an expert or new to snowshoeing.

Snowshoeing is much like hiking is easy to learn and lots of fun.   

Who: NAWIC Members, guest, family, friends, significant others, co-workers etc…..

What: February’s CENT EVENT – SNOWSHOEING

When: Saturday, February 11th, 2012. 

Where: Government Camp, Mt. Hood (~1.5 hours from Portland) - see below for specifics.

RSVP by: Friday, February 3rd, 2012.  Indicate “Day-Trip” or “Overnight” in your response, please.

Itinerary for February 11th:

(Optional) 8:00 am – 9:00 am +/- Rent Equipment at Mountain Tracks (see below)

9:00 am – 9:30 am Meet at High Mountain Café  88335 E Government Camp Loop Rd, Government Camp, OR 97028

9:30 am: Depart as a group (caravan) to the trailhead(s).

9:30 am – 10:00 am: Get to trailhead, organize gear, divide group into short/long trip.

Group 1: Short Trip – 10:00 am to 12:00 pm snowshoe.  Return to town for lunch/ shopping/ relaxing.

Group 2: Long Trip – 10:00 am to 2:30 pm snowshoe.  Eat on trail.  Return to town.

3:00 pm Guesthouse Check-In, optional

Carpool:  once we know head count we can better provide options.

Equipment/ Details: you are responsible for bringing your own gear.  Options: rental gear in Portland at Mountain Shop (NE 37th and Sandy) http://www.mountainshop.com for $30 which includes shoes, boots, and poles – two day rental; or you can rent equipment in Government Camp at Mountain Tracks http://www.mtntracks.com for $15 which includes shoes, boots, and poles – one day rental.  Please be sure to dress appropriate for wet and cold which means NO cotton; bring snow pants or warm undergarments with rain pants and think layers.  Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, gloves, warm (not too thick) socks, water, water, water, and snacks.  We will provide trail maps and bring basic first aid gear.  Each group will have an experienced snowshoe “leader.”

Lodging: for those of you interested in an overnight stay (optional), we have booked the Mt. Hood European Guest-House in the heart of Government Camp.

Cabin-like lodging sleeps up to 14, includes bunk beds, futons, etc… Full-kitchen and 2 bathrooms. The total costs of the lodge is $365.  At this point, approximately 10 folks have shown an interest in the overnight portion of the trip which would result in $36.50/ per person.  Depending on the final number of guests, this amount may increase/decrease a bit.  We expect to head into town for dinner but you’re welcome to bring your own food, drinks, and games.  No plan for Sunday, subject to change.

Questions?  Feel free to email or call Amanda Wilson at 503.400.0267 or awilson@orstbridge.com

Friday, March 9, 2012 (All day)

“SUMMER” AT THE BEACH
2012 NAWIC OREGON COAST RETREAT

Please join the Salem OR Chapter as we welcome you to the
2012 Oregon Retreat in beautiful Newport, OR
Date: March 9 - 10, 2012
Deadline for registration is March 2nd.

Place: Hallmark Inn, Newport, OR 541-265-2600 www.hallmarkinns.com
Rates: Sgl Queen $85, Traditional Dbl Queen $94,
Deluxe Dbl Queen w/fireplace $109
Please note, Hallmark is a “dog-friendly” hotel.
Mention “NAWIC Coast Retreat” for these great rates.
Rates are available 3 days prior and 3 days after Retreat.
Deadline for hotel reservations is February 9th.

Friday: Join us Friday evening in the Hospitality Suite for fellowship and refreshments.
Saturday: Registration and buffet breakfast from 9 - 10
Program begins at 10:00 am

“LIVE GREEN”
We are honored and excited to present Summer Gorder. Summer is President of ecoREAL, LLC, a woman owned business in Portland, OR, with a mission to make sustainability and equity attainable for any project or business. She is an accomplished speaker and educator, and a NAWIC scholarship recipient who is truly giving back to our organization. Summer’s presentation qualifies for CE credit.
Lunch will be next, with Chapter presentations following.

Please put this date on your calendar. More information will be following. For questions please contact Tricia Mosier at 503-551-0609 or triciamosier@whiteoakconstruction.net.
“LIVE GREEN”
“SUMMER” AT THE BEACH
2012 NAWIC OREGON COAST RETREAT
REGISTRATION FORM

Friday, March 9, 2012 - 6:00pm

Please find the following registration form for retreat!

Thursday, March 15, 2012 (All day)

NEF seeks to recognize on a national level an Educator/Advocate who has a passion for and dedication to Construction Education. This award recognizes a nonmember of the National Association of Women in Construction who has worked aggressively to promote Construction as a viable career path through training and education and/or has worked with Associations and other organizations to establish educational programs to advance and benefit employees in the Constuction Industry.

Attached you will find the criteria for our CAROL A. KUEKER CONSTRUCTION EDUCATION VISIONARY AWARD and NOMINATION FORM. We are sure there is someone in you area worthy of nomination. We hope you will share the attached information with all of your chapter members, either by newsletter or at your meeting and find a qualified candidate.

The nomination form must be postmarked to the NEF Office by March 15, 2012.

PURPOSE: To provide recognition on a National level to an Educator/Advocate who has a passion for and dedication to Construction Education. This award recognizes a nonmember of the National Association of Women in Construction who has worked aggressively to promote Construction as a viable career path through training and education and/or has worked with Associations and other organizations to establish educational programs to advance and benefit employees in the Construction Industry.

NOMINEES: Full or part time Educator with an accredited institution or an individual who is recognized as an Advocate in the area of Construction Education.

NOMINATIONS: Four copies of the Nomination form, resume and letter of endorsement must be submitted to the NEF Office for review by the Selection Committee, who makes the final decision.

CRITERIA: Nominees to be judged in the following areas:

Must demonstrate a passion and zeal for Construction Education beyond the requirements of his/her job

Minimum 5 years as an Educator or Construction Education Advocate

Recognition and service within the local/regional/national area

Participation in Construction Associations, Foundations, others.

Advocate for education within the Construction Industry.

AWARD: Recognition award and travel expenses for winner and guest to include one night at the Meeting Hotel, meal/event tickets and airfare for two. Award to be presented at the NAWIC Crystal Vision Awards Banquet.

FORMS: Four copies of the Nomination form, resume and letter of endorsement from nominating sponsor must be submitted to the NEF Office in a single package. See Nomination Form for specific permitted support documentation.

DEADLINE: Postmark deadline by March 15th of the award year.
NAWIC Education Foundation P.O. Box 549
Clemson, South Carolina 29633

Educating the Construction Industry Today … and Tomorrow.
NAWIC Education Foundation
P. O. Box 549
Clemson, South Carolina 29633
Toll Free: 866.277.2883 Fax: 864.656.3490

Sunday, March 18, 2012 - 8:00am

Join us for the 34th Edition of the Shamrock Run!
Waterfront Park - Downtown Portland

Register online BY FEBRUARY 15th
http://www.shamrockrunportland.com/

Team Option - 15 or more $29.00 - Team Number 9915

Spouses, kids, significant others, friends are ALL welcome to join Team PDX NAWIC !!

Events are: 15k, 8k and 5k runs, 5k walk,
1km Leprechaun Lap (0.6-mile Run/Walk for Children 12 and under and their adult companions.)

ALL REGISTERED SHAMROCK PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE:
•An adidas long-sleeve tech fabric T-shirt
•A 12-ounce pour of Widmer (for participants 21 and older)
•A cup of Stanford’s Signature Smoked Salmon Chowder
•A commemorative Shamrock medallion (15k finishers only)

We will have a team bib/shirt pick-up Party the Saturday before at Dalene’s house
More info to follow

Welcome to the Portland Chapter of NAWIC

The National Association of Women in Construction promotes women's advancement and growth in the construction industry through education, support and community involvement.

Please explore our website to learn more about the Portland, Oregon chapter of NAWIC.

Our Core Purpose: To enhance the success of women in the construction industry.

Our Core Values: Believe in ourselves as women, persevere with the strength of our convictions, dare to more into new horizons

Benefits of NAWIC Membership: The development of initiative and leadership through an active participation in various endeavors of the Association, an occasion for fellowship with members who have similar interests, and an opportunity to keep abreast of the latest developments and research in the industry through civic projects

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