INTERCULTURAL NIGHT

Our event is Intercultural communication.

Intercultural communication is a form of communication that aims to share information across different cultures and social groups. It is used to describe the wide range of communication processes  that naturally appear within an organization or social context made up of individuals from different religious, social.

We invite you to a lovely family night to present and introduce various multi-cultures event to the Salem communities by authentic professional artists and we will do many fun activities and we will be speaking during our event about our programs.” limited space!!!
Donations welcome to support our events.

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HOW TO BUILD YOUR EXPERIENCE

U.S.A. Academy can help you to have a good advice!

Here are four ways to gain experience and get your foot in the door so you can get your first job.

1-  Volunteering

There are many non-profit organizations that have volunteer positions where you can get work experience.
Whether you have a degree in web design, or education, there are ways organizations can put your skills in good use.
While many students complete at least one training as part of their bachelor’s degree requirements, more and more new graduates apply for training as well.
Getting into a company in your career is a great way to get the experience to do the kind of work you want to do.

3. Networks
Communication is a great way to make professional contacts that can lead to a first job. Join student and professional organizations based on your career goals.
Most organizations sponsor networking events, conferences and workshops. Every interaction you have with people in your career can promote a new relationship, or contact you can get an interview for a job you really want.

4. Freelancing
Sometimes you have to prove that you can do the job before you are hired. Freelancing is a great way to show what you can do. You may have to do your own business for the first time free or low pay, just to gain experience and a positive sign.
After the first time, however, you now have more experience that you can add to your resume.

How You Can Build Your Work Experience Over The Winter Break

With that the season of festivity and holidays is here too. While you may be in the full mood to enjoy the winter break, there are certain things you can and should be doing to make this time a more fruitful one.

Become a tutor

A great way to earn some pocket money, add valuable experience to your resume and make the most of the winter break would be to become a tutor. Being a tutor can help you not just share the valuable knowledge acquired over the years but also become proficient in the subject. If you are good at computer science then being a tutor would mean you will have to go back to the basics and get it sorted and strengthened before you get ready to start answering the questions thrown in by your students. If commerce is your field of choice, then start classes that involve that subject.

Do an internship

This one is pretty obvious and holds a lot of meaning. Winter internships or summer internships that can recommend your name in the future can be a lot of help and should be the first thing on your mind as the winter break approaches. An internship, whether it be virtual or full time, can give you an idea of how things in the corporate world and what is expected of you. It will give you the time to prepare for an intensive work routine while also sitting prettily on your resume.

Work for a mentor

Choose a mentor, hopefully a professor or someone in the profession you want to be in. Working for a professor or someone in the right profession can open a whole doorway of new possibilities for you. You can not only learn a great deal from them but can also build a network by taking their help and connect with the people with similar interests and mindsets. Your professor or mentor can also tell you about the latest job openings or guide you to the right internships while giving you a fill of their experience to rely on.

Join Some Student Organization

Your college activities and what work you do beyond the limitations of your classes matters a lot and says a lot about you and works wonderfully on your resume. So, this winter break, take the opportunity to join student organizations and be an active part of it. It will not only make your vacation more exciting but also up your employ ability skills. Students organizations require you to put your best foot forward and give you the opportunity to work in a comprehensive and challenging environment, so making you more job ready.

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HOW TO BUILD A CULTURE OF RESPECT

 ”Respect is a gift”

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Take what the other person says and look at what they really want. They may ask for a lift, but they may really ask for more personal freedom. If you can communicate with their deepest needs and desires, not just what they say frankly, you will have the opportunity to communicate more deeply to the basic needs. These are less obvious and more powerful. If you can communicate with feelings, and really see where the other person comes from, you will feel heard, and be more open to listening to you, connecting, and ultimately to respecting you.

Discuss what is important

Well – so you’ve heard and continue there is still a disagreement? this is good! You do not always have agreement or harmony for respect. If you are fair, open, clear and you really listen and communicate – the possibilities are that respect will flourish. You do not need to be friends with others in order to respect them. Go to friends and lovers. Respect is to promote effective teams that are in line with achieving huge goals. At work, it’s perfect if we’re all like each other, but, it’s not always possible.

Respect can only be given. You can not take. You can not force it. You can not extract it. If it respects, others give it freely. Can not be forged or forged. If respect for others, because it really happened.

Give first, then get it!

In order to “get” this gift, you have to give it first! A person is rarely respected, if he does not give it to others for the first time. It’s transparent and can not be forged. If you really “give” respect to others, you’ll be on your way to getting some in return.

Listen with all your senses,
One sure way to respect others is to really listen. Keep your mind completely empty and simply “be there”, for now, open to what they really say. Pay attention to their words. To their eyes. To their body language. Do not respond immediately. just listen. pause. And consider what this other person is truly communicating. A great book about art and nostalgia listening is just listening.

Clarification to be clear,
Rewrite the words spoken by the other person. There is a lot of misunderstanding in the world today because communication happens quickly. We try to take a lesson of slow tea and find that being slower with communication, the less permeable “transmission button”, the more obvious we are and the more efficient the long term. Rephrase what the other person said, in your own words, so they are sure that you really listened and heard them.

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OUTSTANDING IRAQI MERCY MAN OF THE WORLD 2017

 

U.S.A. ACADEMY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA had an audience with the Iraqi Chaldean Catholic Patriarch We awarded The Outstanding Iraqi Mercy man of the world 2017 to PATRIARCH Mar Louis Raphael 1 Sako and
The Culture Heroes 2017 to
BISHOP Mar Shalimon Wardoni, BISHOP Mar Basilius Yaldo and Mr. Ghanim Abdulkareem The General Director at the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Actually our words cannot express our thanks, we appreciate everything you have done and thank you for protecting and serving the world cultures and Iraqi communities everywhere !!! Congratulations!!

 

 

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THE DIALOGUE OF RELIGIONS

We attended The Dialogue of Religions event  was on Wednesday, July 19, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., at Temple Beth Shalom .They had  two parts. The first part was a symposium featuring four presenters from the affected communities. They were  Salma Ahmad, President of the Islamic Society of Greater Portland, Portland; Eli Herb, Rabbi, Temple Beth Shalom, Salem; Navneet Kaur,, Sikh Adherent, Salem; and Benny Williams, President, NAACP Chapter 1166,  Salem.Dr. James A. R. Nafziger . He is the Thomas B. Stoel Professor of Law, and Director of International Law Programs, Willamette University Law College.In the second part, were  Peter Bergel, a long-term peace activist and Director of Oregon Peace Works will facilitate it….We spent a great time when we listened to many different Religions  and opinion!!! Thank you PRITAM KUMAR ROHILA, Ph.D.
Association for Communal Harmony for invite us and for everyone who attended that event!!!

 

 

 

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