Agency Information

Agency: Dover Adult Learning Center Of Strafford County Incorporation Year: 1972 Annual Budget: $500,000 to $999,999 Board Meetings Held: Monthly Current Board Size: 18 Number Paid Staff: 60 Number Volunteer Staff: 125 Primary Group(s) Served: Adults (26-54) Adolescents (13-17) Students Low-income / Poverty Board Meeting Time: Afternoon Number of meetings per year: 10 - September - June; 3rd Tuesday, 4-5:30 p.m. Fundraising/financial expectations of board members: We expect Board members to be an annual "Friend of the Center" ($40 minimum/yr)and to make a contribution to our Come Help Us Grow major gifts campaign (one time or annual)

Position Information

Primary Contact: Deanna Strand, Executive Director, (603) 742-1030, (email) View all agency contacts Position title: BoardMatch Position Description: As of this posting, March 2009, we are seeking new members who live or work in northern Strafford County communities - Rochester, Farmington, New Durham, Milton, Milton Mills, Middleton. The Center's population to be served is shifting and our strategic plan includes expansion of representation from this area, especially Rochester where we have an expanding population of students. Skills we especially appreciate are Human Resources, Fundraising, Community Relations, IT, Marketing and Financial Management. Day, time, place of board meetings:: Third Tuesday of the month, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Languages: English Skills and Expertise: Administration / Management Advertising Computers / Technology Education Finance/Investment Fundraising Human Resources Marketing / Sales Media Nonprofit Organizational Development Public Relations Education: Adult Continuing

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