Human Resources

The New York State Assembly, known as the People's House, has been shaping history since its establishment in 1777, often noted for its progressive actions and reforms. Under the leadership of Speaker Carl E. Heastie, who became the first African American Assembly Speaker in 2015, the Assembly is dedicated to improving the lives of all New Yorkers. The Assembly continuously invests in community initiatives, as seen through recent funding announcements supporting various local organizations and projects, from enhancing accessibility at the Schenectady Light Opera Company to providing essential resources for homeless services. Through annual statewide tours, the Assembly actively engages with communities, demonstrating its commitment to addressing local needs and fostering growth across the state. Generated from the website

Ivinson Memorial Hospital, an affiliate of UCHealth, has been a pillar of world-class healthcare in Wyoming since 1917. Committed to promoting wellness and healing, it offers a wide range of services including behavioral health, cancer care, surgical services, and women's health, catering to the needs of the Laramie community and beyond. The Ivinson Medical Group is dedicated to delivering advanced pediatric and family care, alongside orthopedic and primary care services. With a focus on innovation and compassion, the hospital strives to elevate health standards while valuing patient and family feedback for continual improvement. Generated from the website

SCHOLARSHIP DESCRIPTION: One $2, 500 scholarship will be awarded to a woman who meets WERC's guidelines and submits an application by the stated deadline. WERC's Mission: To advance women's success in the workplace by building their economic and personal independence. WERC assists women experiencing economic transition to achieve financial and individual self-sufficiency by providing quality workforce development services. Eligibility: To apply for the Kathy Lanni Commemorative Scholarship, an applicant must be eligible to receive services from Women's Employment and Resource Center, Inc and must be attending or planning to attend an accredited educational school. This includes any woman residing in the greater Capital District who meets the criteria as a Displaced Homemaker. A Displaced Homemaker is someone who has lost her source of income upon the death, divorce, separation, disability, or dislocation of a spouse, or pending loss of public assistance benefits.