Multi-Achievers

Current Consultants Student Characteristics

Students & JA Parents and JA Volunteer/Teacher Roles

Aurelio Pangilinan and John Guinness, two of our Multi Achievers. You've heard of over-achievers and multi-taskers--well, we have our Multi-Achievers, individuals who jump in and help out teaching more than one class at a time, or more than one session during the program year. During the 2010/2011 school year, we were lucky to have 77 such volunteers, who, between them, completed 184 classes!

For a full list of volunteer consultants for the 2010/2011 school year, please see our Current Consultants page!

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A	Jim Archer
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B	Don Bayne Pastor Sam Bennett Scott Bluschke Steven Boggs Tammy Boys Trish Brazo Ellen Brown Todd Bruce Carol Burgoyne Harry Burritt
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C	Mike Cameron Patricia Cantu Paul Chamberlin Eric Clark Victoria Conrad Dave Cook Melodie Culverhouse
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E	· Melinda Ellis
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F	Charlene Ferguson
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G	Dusti Gardner Deborah Gordon Cindy Gretschmann Barry Griffin Debra Griggs
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H	Guy Harper Lorie Hayden Ashlie Haukereid Theresa Hoeft Kelley Huling Chrystal Hurd
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I	Heidi Ishmael
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J	Mike Jaarda Eric Jensen
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K	Darla Kaufman Samantha Kemp Michelle Klarich Alex Klupchak Darlene Kolenko Kevin Krause
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L	Michael Lacognato Michael Ledford Keith Luke
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M	Phil Marsh Ben Matherly Phil McDonald Rickey Miller
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N	Lauren Nassau
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O	Hollis Oselka
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P	Amy Parsley
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R	Peter Rahm Christine Reed Kimberly Richardson Jim Roberts Abby Roose
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S	Tiffany Sanchez Michelle Schau Katie Schmidt David Smeltzer Sara Smigielski Jennifer Smith Kate Smith Rudy Stegelmann Meghan Swihart
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T	Kathy Thies Shawn Todd Mary Jo Tomasini Brandon Townsley Kelly Travis Martin Tschida
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V	Ram Venkatachalam
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W	Doug Wait Melissa Walter Tyanna Weller
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Y	Patty Yates Whitney Yoder
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Z	Shelly Zeiger
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A Complete List of Our Current Consultants

Junior Achievement promotes Work Readiness, Entrepreneurship, and Financial Literacy.

The Volunteer's Role:
	Role Model: Volunteers bring an outside business perspective into the classroom and serve as positive role models for students.
	Communicator: Volunteers present the materials and share their experiences at a level to which the students can relate and understand.
	Mentors: Volunteers draw on their experiences and provide real life demonstrations of the subjects presented.
	Career Awareness: Volunteers share information about their job or profession with the students.

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