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CVM-HAWAII

A program of the Volunteer Resource Center of Hawaii in collaboration with the University of Hawaii Kapiolani Community College, University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Social Work and College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources - Family Community Leadership Program; with support from McKinley Community School for Adults (MCSA), Network of Volunteer Leaders (NOVL), Aloha United Way (AUW), Shinnyo-En Foundation (SEF), and Na Lei Aloha Foundation (NLAF).

Certificate in Volunteer Management (CVM - Hawaii) CVM III Class of 2010 has just completed! Graduation was July 26, 2010. For more information on the next class contact Paul at 808.230.4144 or E-mail.

CVM III 2010 TRAINING SESSION

Preview photos from the 2010 Class Graduation

CVM-HAWAII 2010 Prospectus (pdf)

CVM-HAWAII 2010 Brochure (pdf)

CVM-HAWAII 2010 Registration (pdf)

Applications will soon be accepted for CVM-Hawaii (Class of 2011)

APPLICATION DEADLINE: To be announced.

TO APPLY: Call Paul at 808.230.4144 or E-mail for more information.

WHERE: Kapiolani Community College

WHEN:
Class Schedule 2010
   A new schedule will be provided soon.

Attendance at each class and the retreat required.

TUITION: $500.00 due upon acceptance into the program unless otherwise negotiated with VRCH.

• Additional requirement: purchase of required texts available through VRCH.
• Most organizations will pay partially or in entirety for your participation.
• Please inquire about scholarships.
• PAYMENTS SHOULD BE MADE TO: Volunteer Resource Center of Hawaii

WHO SHOULD APPLY:

• Representatives of organizations, businesses, and communities of faith who would like to improve or establish a volunteer program.
• Teachers, social workers, or other social service personnel who aspire to promote volunteerism within their community.
• Managers of volunteer programs who are interested in connecting professionally with other, and potential volunteer managers.

PREREQUISITE:

• Commitment and enthusiasm to participate in active learning to acquire or improve skills in volunteer management.
• A statement on why you wish to join the program.

DESIRABLE:
Experience in volunteer management, organizing and working with volunteers or as a volunteer, and an interest in learning more about Hawaii's communities and people.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
A comprehensive certificate program based on professionally identified volunteer management skills, and centered on the values inherent in Hawaii’s culture — the Aloha Spirit and Ohana — combining “head, heart, and hands” — the intellectual, affective, and experiential learning. The course combines self and group study, directed readings, lecture-discussions, interactive site and program visitations, opportunities for unique experiences, shared insights and reflections with colleagues. Individual portfolios will be created that will serve as an ever-present guide for a well-managed project or organization. Participants will form a network of colleagues that will serve as a sounding board, support and inspiration in the advancement of the profession of Volunteer Management and Administration.

COORDINATORS:
CVM-Hawaii Coordinator: Paul Belanger, CVM–Hawaii (2005)
Assistant to CVM Coordinator: Mary Matayoshi, CVA; CVM–Hawaii (2005)
Program Consultants:
  • Ron Matayoshi
    School of Social Work, University of Hawaii at Manoa
  • Jean Young
    College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Services, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Assisted By: Alumni, CVM–Hawaii (2005) and CVM–Hawaii (2006-2007)