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The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) in Alexandria, VA has awarded the Silver EXCEL Award designation to the Fox Valley SHRM Chapter for its scope of work in 2011.

“This recognition demonstrates both the leadership and the successful partnership the chapter has with SHRM to serve the networking and professional development needs of human resource professionals and to the advancement of the human resources profession” noted Pamela J. Green, SPHR, Vice President, U.S. Membership for SHRM.

Click here for the full Press Release.

The 26th Annual Wisconsin SHRM State Conference this year which will begin on Wednesday, October 3, 2012.  Plans are now taking place to bring you another great conference to be held at the Kalahari Resorts Convention Center in Wisconsin Dells.  In addition to learning, once again you will be able to participate in activities and entertainment that is being lined up for your enjoyment.  Keynote speakers are Steve Gilliland and Steven Robbins. 

Click here for more information and to register!

Fox Valley SHRM was proud to help support this service trip!  Please see an experpt from the blog about the trip below and click here to read the whole story.

"During spring break, thirteen members of the UW Oshkosh Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (UWO SHRM) traveled to North Charleston, South Carolina to volunteer with the Dream Center. North Charleston is regularly named one of the ten most dangerous cities in America. This community is diverse and faces significant economic challenges. The Dream Center provides resources and opportunities to low income, homeless and under-served individuals and families living in North Charleston. The Center has a medical clinic, a clothes closet and food pantry. The Center also provides youth programs. One major program is Groundswell, where young people come in one night a week to eat dinner and participate in a variety of activities (e.g., basketball, arts and crafts, drama, video games)."