Jim Warne

Consulting and Public Speaking

Jim E. Warne, M.S.

Human Resource Development Specialist, Program Coordinator, Consultant, Public/motivational speaker.

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Jim Warne is President of Warrior Society Development, LLC. a consulting company.

“ I have been fortunate to present at various national conferences, summits, workshops, retreats, awards shows, ceremonies, and personal appearances throughout Indian Country, the nation, and internationally. I can cover a wide variety of topics through various life and professional experience and education.”

Public speaking topics and/or services:

Cross cultural issues in education, organizations, and society.

Managing a Diverse Organization.

Motivational presentations for: Native Youth and Tribal organizations.

Master of Ceremony for: Awards Shows, Banquets, and Conferences.

Native American Worldview in Contemporary Society.

Power of the Mind/Body/Soul/Heart; achieve success through balance.

Team Building Strategies for Organizational Development.

Other specialized presentations developed as needed.

“Team based athletics provides an avenue for individuals to participate in team building activities and develops personal commitment and work ethic essential to success. Many corporations, institutions, and organizations could benefit from team building philosophy. The individual focus in today’s society has made it difficult for team/group strategies for success.”

Education:

1999 Post-Graduate Certificate in Post Employment Training - Rehabilitation Administration; San Diego State University (SDSU), San Diego, CA. (21 Ph.D. level units).

1993 M.S. Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling/ Administration, Rehabilitation, and Post Secondary Education Department, San Diego State University (SDSU), San Diego, CA.

1987 B.S. Degree in Physical Ed/Exercise Physiology, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.

Experience/Employment:

2000 - Present Program Coordinator, Post Employment Training - American Indian
Rehabilitation (PET-AIR); Certificate Program, San Diego State University.

1998 - 2000 Contracted Coordinator, Navajo Nation-Disability Needs Assessment Project.
Subcontract with San Diego State University Foundation (SDSUF).

1997 - 2000 Program Coordinator, American Indian Rehabilitation Research and Training
Center, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ. (.48 FTE).

1996 - 1997 Vice President, Consortia of Administrators for Native American Rehabilitation (CANAR), University Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO.

1995 - 1998 Contracted Trainer, Dine` Project, Western Washington University (WWU),
Seattle, WA. (Subcontract with San Diego State University Foundation).

1995 - 1997 Co-Director/Fiscal Manager, Sycuan Inter-Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation
(SITVR) Program, El Cajon, CA.

1994 - 1996 Student Mentor, Native American Specialty Project, SDSU, San Diego, CA.

1993 - Present Human Resource Development Specialist, SDSU/Interwork Institute/Rehabilitation Continuing Education Program - Region IX (RCEP IX), San Diego, CA.

1993 - 1997 Co-Chair/member, San Diego East County Native American Education Council
(ECNAEC), San Diego, CA.

1993 - 1994 Board Member, American Indian Health Council (AIHC), San Diego, CA.

1992 ? 1993 Graduate Assistant, San Diego State University Foundation, San Diego, CA.

Specialties: US Department of Education Grant development and administration. Rehabilitation program development and management. Community development strategies and training. Leadership skills and diverse workforce management. Consultant/Trainer/Educator. Cross-cultural communications, motivation and educational enhancement of Native American youth; program implementation, grant writing, and education, leadership and rehabilitation consultation.