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CELEBRATE PUBLIC SERVICE
Join the Washington Nationals and the Partnership for Public Service as they celebrate America's dedicated public servants this summer, and cheer the Nationals on to victory! In appreciation of the dedicated service of our federal employees, the Washington Nationals are offering discounted tickets for three select games this summer. You do not need to be a federal employee to receive this discount.
Saturday, May 24 vs. Milwaukee Brewers
Saturday, July 12 vs. Houston Astros
Saturday, September 20 vs. San Diego Padres
MAKING THE DIFFERENCE
Americans need effective government. Every day, we rely on our federal government to deliver vital services, and emerging challenges such as the threat of terrorism and globalization intensify the need for our government to act on the most pressing problems facing our nation.
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JOIN OUR CAUSE!
Be part of our network of supporters and help us revitalize our federal government.
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PARTNERSHIP ANNUAL REPORT FY2007
This annual report — “A New Day for Government” — illustrates why government matters in times of calm, not just crisis, and how government’s impact on our everyday lives demands that we act to improve its effectiveness.
This report also outlines how the Partnership, more than any organization outside government, is driving that sustained push to improve government and how our work is delivering results through a broad range of new activities.
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“THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST”
The Partnership for Public Service and its founders, Samuel J. Heyman and Ronnie Heyman, are profiled in the premier philanthropy publication The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly Honored at Benefit Gala
On June 24, the Partnership hosted its fifth New York City gala at Manhattan landmark Cipriani’s 42nd Street. The gala brought together more than 700 government leaders, business executives and stakeholders from the entertainment and nonprofit sectors to demonstrate their support for a vital federal government. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Theodore Roosevelt Award for the Advancement of Public Service to New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly.
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Congratulations to the Finalists of the 2008 Service to America Medals
On June 18, the Partnership hosted a Capitol Hill breakfast in Washington, D.C., to announce 29 finalists whose work represents the important contributions of all federal employees for the good of our nation and the global community. The finalists – chosen from nearly 500 nominations – represent two dozen federal agencies and hail from ten states, plus Washington, D.C., and Jerusalem, Israel.
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Bill Provides Financial Incentives for College Grads to Serve Their Country
The Partnership commends Reps. David Price (D-NC) and Christopher Shays (R-CT) for introducing legislation, the Roosevelt Scholars Act of 2008, that creates an elite graduate school scholarship program with a unique payback – a commitment to serve our country in mission-critical federal jobs.
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Partnership and Booz Allen Hamilton Release Recommendations to Help Uncle Sam Bring on New Employees
The federal government must do a better job integrating new employees into the workplace according to a recent report from the Partnership and management experts at Booz Allen. The Partnership assessed how to best integrate and engage new civil servants from the time they accept a job through their first year of service.
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Sammies Winner Featured
on “The Story”
Tune into to “The Story” to hear 2007 National Security Service to America Medal winner Anh Duong talk with host Dick Gordon. “The Story” aired May 5 on NPR stations. Visit www.thestory.org to listen to the archived show.
Want to Work for the Feds?
The Partnership's VP of Education and Outreach Tim McManus and career counselor Derrick Dortch offer advice on how young people can break into the public sector during a WashingtonPost.com Live Chat.
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The Partnership for Public Service works to revitalize our federal government by inspiring a new generation to serve and by transforming the way government works.
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
Issue Brief: Brain Drain 2008
A Golden Opportunity: Recruiting Baby Boomers Into Government
Research suggests our government has a golden opportunity to attract talented, experienced workers to federal service, but that agencies must take action to more effectively appeal to this cohort.
CALENDAR
Recruiter Panel: What You Need to Know
RSVP Required
Date: July 7, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Location: Partnership Conference Room
Intended Audience: Summer interns, college students and young professionals
Partnership Contact: Katelin Kennedy
Click here for more information and to RSVP
How to Find and Apply for Federal Jobs
RSVP Required
Date: July 8, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Location: Partnership Conference Room
Intended Audience: Summer interns, college students and young professionals
Partnership Contact: Katelin Kennedy
Click here for more information and to RSVP
How to Find and Apply for Federal Jobs
RSVP Required
Date: July 10, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Location: Partnership Conference Room
Intended Audience: Summer interns, college students and young professionals
Partnership Contact: Katelin Kennedy
Click here for more information and to RSVP
Celebrate Public Service
with the Washington Nationals
vs. Houston Astros
Date: July 12, 7:10 p.m.
Location: Nationals Park, Washington, D.C.
Public Service Town Hall and Career Fair
Date: July 16, 5:30 p.m.
Location: National Building Museum, Washington, DC
Intended Audience: Summer interns, college students and young professionals
Town Hall Moderator: Tim Kash, MTV News
Partnership Contact: Katelin Kennedy
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For more information about our events, please contact events@ourpublicservice.org or call (202) 775-9111.
