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as the driving force that made our defeat of the pawn shop possible. It couldn't have happened without YOU. You're the main man. Why are you interested in serving on a city Task Force exploring civic engagement in Roseville? I believe it's important to help the neighborhoods within the city become unified with a system of mutual support so together they can address issues that affect their areas. Even if it's just a list of name, home Et email addresses and phone numbers. Describe your current and past experience in civic engagement issues and efforts, including but not limited to your community involvement in Roseville. • a neighbor's problem fence • pathway between Aldine and Ridegewood • home beauty parlor • pawn shop application • pathway on Fairview from Co. Rd. B to Roselawn • door knocking and flyer distribution for candidates • lawn signs for candidates Summarize special skills and qualifications you have acquired from employment or previous community work which may be useful in the Task Force's work. As an original and long-time volunteer with the former Cafesjian's Carousel in Como Park, I have performed numerous tasks relative to all areas of involvement: volunteer recruiting, volunteer steering committee, event planning and organizing, etc. I founded a Red Hat chapter that is still in existence. It's surviving very well without me. Most recently, I created, printed, and distributed flyers to neighbors as part of a successful effort to have the application for a pawn shop denied. 9) JULIE M. THOMPSON, PH.D. 1636 Skillman Ave. W E-mail: jthompson08 @hamline.edu Cover Memo: Please find my application to serve on the Civic Engagement Task Force. I look forward to learning of the committee's decision! Why are you interested in serving on a city Task Force exploring civic engagement in Roseville? Program Planning Committee Report to the May 10. 2011, Roseville Human Rights Commission 15 - Meeting