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Raymond Smeriglio
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Ray Smeriglio serves on the Lift Zones team at Comcast providing strategic direction and…
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Today is our legislative intern, Natalie’s, last day! Natalie has been an invaluable part of our legislative efforts this year and we appreciate her.…
Today is our legislative intern, Natalie’s, last day! Natalie has been an invaluable part of our legislative efforts this year and we appreciate her.…
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✨ Thank you, Rutgers University, for the incredible opportunity to participate in the Voices in Leadership event as part of the Rutgers Professionals…
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Cycling Instructor Certification
American Aerobic Association & International Sports Medicine Association
IssuedCredential ID 178767
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Commissioner, LGBTQ Affairs Commission
Office of Governor Josh Shapiro
- Present 2 years 7 months
Civil Rights and Social Action
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Director, Foundation
Community College of Philadelphia
- Present 2 years 1 month
Education
Member of the Community College of Philadelphia's Foundation Board of Directors - tasked with raising critical funds to further enhance CCP's impact on students.
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Committee Member
Temple University - Strategic Planning Committee
- 2 years
Education
THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
These words—engagement, discovery and opportunity—begin our mission statement and exemplify what we do at Temple University. They also describe three key factors in our strategic planning process.
As we move through the phases of this process, our goal is to create an approach to strategic planning that is iterative, coordinated across the university and collaborative. In doing so, we will be able to look ahead, effectively anticipate and address…THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
These words—engagement, discovery and opportunity—begin our mission statement and exemplify what we do at Temple University. They also describe three key factors in our strategic planning process.
As we move through the phases of this process, our goal is to create an approach to strategic planning that is iterative, coordinated across the university and collaborative. In doing so, we will be able to look ahead, effectively anticipate and address changes affecting higher education, and create an agile and actionable path forward. -
Secretary, Inaugural Member
City of Philadelphia - Millennial Advisory Committee
- 3 years 6 months
Civil Rights and Social Action
The Millennial Advisory Committee, commissioned by Hon. Mayor James Kenney:
• Advise the City on policies, programs, and actions, affecting Millennials
• Help develop initiatives focuses on attracting and keeping Millennial residents
• Connect this generation to engagement opportunities with the larger community
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Director, Board of Directors
Fairmount Water Works
- 3 years 10 months
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Chair, Young Leaders Association
Back on My Feet
- 4 years 2 months
Social Services
Back on My Feet's Mission: Back on My Feet (BoMF) is a national for-purpose 501(c)3 organization that uses running to help those experiencing homelessness change the way they see themselves so they can make real change in their lives that results in employment and independent living.
As advocates and ambassadors of Back on My Feet, our Young Leaders Association actively engages the community through networking, volunteering and fundraising in a multitude of sectors. The YLA succeeds as…Back on My Feet's Mission: Back on My Feet (BoMF) is a national for-purpose 501(c)3 organization that uses running to help those experiencing homelessness change the way they see themselves so they can make real change in their lives that results in employment and independent living.
As advocates and ambassadors of Back on My Feet, our Young Leaders Association actively engages the community through networking, volunteering and fundraising in a multitude of sectors. The YLA succeeds as a team by furthering the mission of Back on My Feet Philadelphia through team through collaboration, development and growth. -
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Excellence in Student Leadership Award
Temple University - Office of Student Activities
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Student Driven Program of the Year
Association of College Unions International
Temple Student Government (TSG) recently received a national honor for its TUnity initiative, which included an online pledge for mutual respect among students and an event to celebrate the diversity and vibrancy of campus life at Temple.
The Association of College Unions International (ACUI) recognized TSG with the Student-Driven Program of the Year Award, given to a program implemented by students that “represents standards of excellence in campus programming.”
TSG…Temple Student Government (TSG) recently received a national honor for its TUnity initiative, which included an online pledge for mutual respect among students and an event to celebrate the diversity and vibrancy of campus life at Temple.
The Association of College Unions International (ACUI) recognized TSG with the Student-Driven Program of the Year Award, given to a program implemented by students that “represents standards of excellence in campus programming.”
TSG representatives received the honor at ACUl’s 2015 annual conference, held in San Antonio April 8–11.
In fall 2014, TSG officers, with input from a wide array of students, wrote the TUnity statement to model how students should conduct themselves in and out of the classroom. The campus community was then invited to an Oct. 28, 2014, event that included music and entertainment and resulted in Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter declaring the day TUnity Day.
More than 14,000 people signed the online TUnity statement, which begins, “As Temple Owls, we respect all members of our university and local community regardless of: race, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, religion, socioeconomic status, veteran status, political affiliation, or (dis)ability. By providing a wealth of life experience, this diversity is our greatest strength.”
“The outpouring of support from students and Temple’s administration for TUnity illustrated the greatness we can achieve when we break down barriers and work toward a common goal,” said Student Body President Raymond Smeriglio, Class of 2015. “We greatly appreciate the recognition for this initiative and continue to focus on various ways in which our student body can learn and grow together.”
TSG’s mission is to provide a representative government, advocate in the best interests of the student body and act as the official voice of students in academic, institutional and campus affairs.
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