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RES 1997-0349 - Appoint Herman B Pearson to human relations board ' . AHA,N \ E C i_ I } E D M b °.' - 4. Office of the Mayor �o C;�► ' ,� 1819 Famam Street,Suite 300 o .�r 97 J : 21 �,4 i 9: �5 Omaha,Nebraska 68183-0300 ® ' fI i! � (402)444-5000 °�°" . 5`' ti FAX (402)444-6059 A° 4y CITY CLERK �1TFD FEBRJr (N HA, NEfJR6,SKA City of Omaha Hal Daub,Mayor January 28, 1997 Honorable President and Members of the City Council, Attached for your consideration is a Resolution appointing Herman B. Pearson to serve on the Human Relations Board. Mr. Pearson replaces Randy Lenhoff whose term expired January 16, 1997. Mr. Pearson's term shall commence upon confirmation by the City Council, and expire three years thereafter. A copy of Mr. Pearson's resume is attached for your information. Your favorable consideration of this request will be appreciated. Sine ely, / . /&'d iafi 7-------„, ,A2,/9 .7 Hal Daub, Mayor City of Omaha P:\PER\5495.SKZ 4y , 4.0 Herman Pearson 4207 Wirt Street Omaha, Nebraska 68111 (402) 451-0239 HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS: ✓ Capable of assuming full responsibility for multi-faceted operation,establishing plans and budgets and implementing these plans to achieve projected results. ✓ A problem-solver, with strong trouble-shooting abilities. ✓ Possess a demonstrated ability to 'get things done' within the confines of budget and time allocations. ✓ An effective manager of skilled and unskilled Individuals in private and public sectors, motivating them to perform to produce results. ✓ Administrator of educational and training programs, having experience at the university level and non-traditional vocational training enterprises publicly and privately supported. ✓ involved with developing and Implementing retention strategies, marketing, counseling, intervention, peer group programs, and empowerment programs. EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT OMAHA, Omaha, NE Instructor of Black Studies, College of Arts and Sciences, 1991 to Present Responsible for the instructing the following classes: Black Culture, Music and the Black Experience, and Introduction to Black Studies. These courses deal with the diversity in ethnic cultures and fill in the gaps of black history. KBWH RADIO, Omaha, NE General Manager, 1983 to 1990 Responsible for office management and the entire radio programming. On-air personality name: Pappa-Gattor. Heavily involved in working with at-risk or disadvantaged youth. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, Dallas, TX Projects Director in the Job Corps Division, JACS Department, 1977 to 1983 Served as principal consultant to the Regional Director on Public Management of job corps centers and job corpsmen in a five state area. Responsible for administration and management decisions, staffing, supervision, completion of goals, and follow-up reports. Planned, organized and conducted organizational strategy. Reviewed and analyzed job corpsmen and Job corps centers. Work required close interface and mentoring of job corpsmen in public and private sector--including at-risk or disadvantaged youth. Monitored compliance and effectiveness as to Federal guidelines. Worked on Regional Economic Development Administration 302 Grant of the United States Department of Commerce Section 302(a) Urban Planning Program Grant. Its purpose is to establish a mechanism through which all parties, public and private, involved in economic development in a metropolitan area, can discuss and develop economic development policies and programs on a regional basis. Herman Pearson Page Two BISHOP COLLEGE, Dallas, TX Instructor and Assistant Football Coach/Defensive Coordinator, 1978 to 1983 Responsible for teaching Organization and Management Development and Physical Education classes in addition to assisting football coach. CITY OF OMAHA, Omaha, NE Contract Coordinator/Public Service Program Specialist, 1975 to 1977 Responsible for management of $21,000,000 grant. Coordinated program to comply with EEO and Affirmative Action guidelines. Recruited, placed and mentored minorities and females within the program in both public and private sectors, including at-risk or disadvantaged youth. Provided monitoring to a variety of programs under the city subcontract agreement and assisted in the administration of these programs. GREATER OMAHA COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, Omaha, NE Adult and Youth Director, 1973 to 1974 Responsible for administering programs to serve at-risk or disadvantaged individuals. WASHINGTON REDSKINS AND NEW YORK JETS Middle Linebacker, 1972 to 1973 KOWH RADIO, Omaha, NE Morning Personality and Co-Founder, 1969 to 1972 Original on-air personality of Omaha's first Black radio station: Pappa-Gattor, the Soul Regulator. EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Omaha, NE Masters of Science in Urban Studies and Public Administration, 1980 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT OMAHA, Omaha and Lincoln, NE Bachelor of General Studies, 1976 Received certificate for Physical Education, K-12 O c asA CITY OF OMAHA LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER Omaha,Nebr 19 RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA: WHEREAS, Section 13-43 of the Omaha Municipal Code provides for the appointment to the Human Relations Board; and, WHEREAS,the term of Randy Lenhoff expired January 16, 1997,leaving a vacancy • on the above named board; and, WHEREAS,Mayor Daub has appointed Herman B.Pearson to the Human Relations Board, said term to commence upon confirmation by the City Council, and to expire three years thereafter. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA: THAT, the appointment by the Mayor of Herman B. Pearson as a member of the Human Relations Board to serve a term commencing upon confirmation by the City Council, and expiring three years thereafter,is hereby confirmed. APPROVED AS TO FORM: CVAn '// ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY DATE P:\PER\5496.SKZ By -w pz-f--"r Councilmember Adopted JA 2-8...1997 City CI k Approved. ,.1,� Mayor • CI) PC) 0,4 • 0 "C$ cp "Ci ••• aoroo . po Itt,„ .• : ›.• 0, . CD CD Q.1 al• 0 0 ail CD 173 • 0 0 •izi pri ct • NI 5- N'•••(..\ 0 0 (kt CD 41: 1.".• 4t, CD CD ,CD a . cr r ' 0 t4' ,s,h9 co 0 0 • 4 ,..r., CD •• 0 cr 5 P ta.Uc? 94, • ‘C( • • • .. 7„