Jeremiah Program, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minneapolis MN | Nearby Businesses

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1510 Laurel Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55403
(612) 692-8711

Minneapolis Community & Technical College is proud to serve a wide range of students. We value input or feedback regarding the MCTC Community. MCTC has a Student Complaint Officer to help with resolving student concerns or complaints regarding the MCTC community. • We encourage students to resolve issues on your own whenever possible • We recognize that sometimes you will need help resolving issues • We are striving to make MCTC an even more exceptional community by creating a process to address any concerns you may have We also want to hear from you about what you enjoy most about MCTC! For more information about the process, please see the MCTC website at http://www.minneapolis.edu/Student-Services/Student-Complaints-Officer or contact: Maya Sullivan, Student Complaint Officer 612-659-6749 [email protected] K.1301

The Schulze School of Entrepreneurship combines a focus on educating the next generation of business founders and creative thinkers with a commitment to serving the business community. The only one of its kind within a business school, the Schulze School provides undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship programs, leading edge collaborative endeavors and opportunities for funding new ventures. Inside the classroom, entrepreneurship students learn to spot opportunities and become innovators, whether in their own businesses or as a leader in an existing business. In the community, Schulze School centers and institutes provide consulting, networking and small business incubators to help launch new endeavors.

LAB exists to unleash your inner creative. It's a place to create, connect + collaborate with others who share the yearning for learning + creating. We cater to the awe-inspiring with little to no experience in blogging, writing, photography, decorating, DIY, entertaining, and more. We want to support the art of crafting by providing a fun atmosphere for you to learn and create while socializing with others, and leave feeling completely inspired. Founders: Jessica Moriarty and Mollie Windmiller are the co-founders of LAB. Together, they offer the perfect combination of passion and skills to curate LAB MPLS. Mollie, president of Windmiller Design Group, has an unrivaled eye for design and branding. Jessica is the owner of Prime and Polish, the home décor boutique in Minneapolis. Mix Jessica’s knowledge of DIY projects, interior design and home décor with Mollie’s design expertise and enthusiasm, and we’ve got a duo that’s ready to conduct labs for all things creative!

LAB exists to unleash your inner creative. It's a place to create, connect + collaborate with others who share the yearning for learning + creating. We cater to the awe-inspiring with little to no experience in blogging, writing, photography, decorating, DIY, entertaining, and more. We want to support the art of crafting by providing a fun atmosphere for you to learn and create while socializing with others, and leave feeling completely inspired. Founders: Jessica Moriarty and Mollie Windmiller are the co-founders of LAB. Together, they offer the perfect combination of passion and skills to curate LAB MPLS. Mollie, president of Windmiller Design Group, has an unrivaled eye for design and branding. Jessica is the owner of Prime and Polish, the home décor boutique in Minneapolis. Mix Jessica’s knowledge of DIY projects, interior design and home décor with Mollie’s design expertise and enthusiasm, and we’ve got a duo that’s ready to conduct labs for all things creative!

UNITE is an organization that was developed to provide help and support for American Indian students on campus while attending the Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC). To function as an organization that will make a difference in each others lives; provide a positive image on campus, and help assist students throughout their educational/career pursuits.

UNITE is an organization that was developed to provide help and support for American Indian students on campus while attending the Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC). To function as an organization that will make a difference in each others lives; provide a positive image on campus, and help assist students throughout their educational/career pursuits.

Our vision will work to to diligently encourage & support African American, & other male, MCTC students towards retention & graduation. we will demonstrate African American & other diverse students' achievements & serve as a model program for colleges & universities in Minnesota. Finally, we will promote diversity, peace, care, & love amongst the MCTC community, student body, faculty, staff, & administration.

MCTC's Cinema programs offer the most affordable film production education in the country. Courses in these film school programs require a high level of commitment. Your instructors are passionate about what they teach and they will hold you to professional standards and expectations. The resources and facilities in these innovative programs are outstanding and include film as well as electronic production and post-production equipment.

Terms of Service Welcome to the official Emerson SILC Facebook page. This page is the exclusive, authorized Facebook presence of Emerson SILC and is created and maintained by Emerson SILC staff for the purpose of sharing information and connecting with the school community. Page participants are expected to treat each other with respect. • The Minneapolis Public School District (MPS) is not responsible for user-generated content. The opinions expressed in user-generated content do not necessarily reflect those of MPS or Emerson SILC school. • Comments or posts will be removed if they violate any MPS policy or regulation. Comments or posts will be removed if they contain vulgar or abusive language; pornography; personal attacks of any kind; offensive terms that target any specific race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation, age, family care leave status or veteran status; terms that incite violence; election campaigning for a political office or ballot proposition. Comments or posts will be removed if they violate Facebook’s Terms of Use, are spam, are clearly “off topic,” divulge personal student or staff information or promote services or products. • MPS does not endorse links to other internet sites that may appear in comments, posts or advertisements. Use of any copyrighted materials found on those linked sites must be granted from the sponsor of that site.

Terms of Service Welcome to the official Emerson SILC Facebook page. This page is the exclusive, authorized Facebook presence of Emerson SILC and is created and maintained by Emerson SILC staff for the purpose of sharing information and connecting with the school community. Page participants are expected to treat each other with respect. • The Minneapolis Public School District (MPS) is not responsible for user-generated content. The opinions expressed in user-generated content do not necessarily reflect those of MPS or Emerson SILC school. • Comments or posts will be removed if they violate any MPS policy or regulation. Comments or posts will be removed if they contain vulgar or abusive language; pornography; personal attacks of any kind; offensive terms that target any specific race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation, age, family care leave status or veteran status; terms that incite violence; election campaigning for a political office or ballot proposition. Comments or posts will be removed if they violate Facebook’s Terms of Use, are spam, are clearly “off topic,” divulge personal student or staff information or promote services or products. • MPS does not endorse links to other internet sites that may appear in comments, posts or advertisements. Use of any copyrighted materials found on those linked sites must be granted from the sponsor of that site.

The Basilica Landmark is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization separate from The Basilica. It was organized in 1993 to preserve and restore The Basilica and its campus. All donations to The Basilica Landmark go directly to the preservation and restoration needs of The Basilica.

Club 75 is a tangent of District 6. View the district 6 calendar under the Events tab http://www.d6tm.org/. Club 75's mission: We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth. Our values: Integrity, Respect, Service, Excellence Benefits: Clearer communication, Improved leadership skills, Better teamwork, Effective meetings, Increased productivity, Positive mentoring, Complements existing training programs, Cost-effective, a diversity of speech-performance avenues and specialties, opportunities to get certified, network, and more!

YouthLink's mission is to build healthy relationships with youth and the community to address youths' urgent needs so that doors of opportunity are opened to futures of empowerment, connectedness, and self-reliance. Our vision is to empower youth to shape their futures by providing a safe, supportive, respectful and responsive comunity of excellence. YouthLink is the place where the END of homlessness and the END of poverty begin for youth served. We specialize in the multiple needs of homeless and precariously housed youth aged 16-23, and were recently selected by Hennepin County's Heading Home Hennepin innitiative to host the Youth Opportunity Center. Thanks to this opportunity and the support of our partners, we can offer vital services to youth in the areas of basic needs and crisis intervention, education and employment, housing stability and health and wellness under one roof. If you are a YouthLink client or young person, check out our Youth Spot at www.facebook.com/youthspot

The YMCA ILS Workshops are a fun and interactive place to gain the necessary skills to live independently. The workshops are held on the 2nd Monday of each month from 6:00– 8:00p.m. at the Youth Opportunity Center, unless otherwise noted. YOC is located at 41 N. 12th St. Minneapolis, 55403. Workshops begin promptly on time. Each month there is a different themed workshop. Including, but not limited to: goal setting, employment, street law, etc. Other opportunities will also be available throughout each month as well. 2013 ILS Workshop Calendar: 01/14/13 - “Dream Until Your Dreams Come True”: A Goal Setting Workshop (Meet at Vertical Endeavors @ 5pm) 02/11/13 - “Let’s Talk About Sex”: A Sexual Health Workshop 03/11/13 - “Drivin’ Down the Wrong Side of the Road”: A Transportation Workshop 04/08/13 - “Burning Down the House”: A Housing Workshop 05/13/13 - “Takin’ Care of Business”: An Employment Workshop 06/10/13 - “Look at me now - I’m gettin’ paper”: A Money Management Workshop 07/08/13 - “New Friend Request”: An Internet Privacy Workshop 08/12/13 - “It’s Fun to Stay at the YMCA”: Y-Day (Meet at Downtown YMCA @ 6pm) 09/09/13 - “Hot Cheetos and Takis”: A Cooking & Nutrition Workshop 10/14/13 - “Man in the Mirror”: A Chemical Dependence Workshop 11/11/13 - “Make You Feel My Love”: A Healthy Relationships Workshop 12/09/13 - “Get Up, Stand Up - Stand Up For Your Rights”: A Street Law Workshop *All monthly topics are subject to change. If you would like more information, contact Christopher Aldrich P: 651 321 4966 E: [email protected]

The Reporters Inc. is a 501(c)(3) journalistic production company; we promote social change and justice through powerful multimedia storytelling.

We provide a supportive environment in which immigrants, refugees, and other adult learners can become independent and productive members of the Twin Cities community, through instruction in language, life skills, job skills, and academic preparation. IEC offers a diverse community, a dynamic facility, and a program model created to meet the needs of learners acquiring and improving English as their second language. Our students represent 75 countries and speak 35 languages.

Our organization and the media we produce focus not just on capturing their individual stories, but also demonstrating the incredible breadth of the immigrant population. We want to show that immigrants serve on our school boards, start our Fortune 500 companies, and participate in our church ministries.

We are a non-profit founded to provide awesome backpacks filled with comfort items to teens whose chronic illnesses require lots extended stays and visits to the hospital.

BECOME A PART OF THIS AMAZING AND HISTORICAL EVENT, WHETHER YOU'RE A MINISTER, CHRISTIAN RECORDING ARTIST, PASTOR, CHURCH LEADER AND EVENT ATTENDEES WILL EXPERIENCE IN THE POWER OF THE AZUSA REENACTMENT OF THE THE AZUSA REVIVAL OF 1906 LEAD BY WILLIAM SEYMORE. AZUSA REVIVAL - FIRE STILL FALLS. AZUSA MINNESOTA, is a gathering of Preachers, leaders and churches coming together uniting in common cause to experience and celebrating Pentecost outpour. Azusa Conference – The Fire Stills Falls, is known as a gathering of people who don’t want church as usual, who seek after Pentecost experience” we salute our fathers in the Gospel who have shared this experience and have changed the face of America forever with Christian music, drama and powerful preaching that ignites purpose. This is our own annual recreation of the overflow of the Holy Spirit and Revival on AZUSA STREET, in the early 1900s when the over powering presence of the Holy Spirit led to an spiritual awaking