PT In-person: Multicultural Community-Based Navigator/African American Services Coordinator, Women’s Cancer Resource Center, Berkeley, CA

Part-time position supporting cancer patients, primarily African American clients, through community-based services and care navigation. They’re looking for someone with people skills, cultural competency, and the ability to connect clients with resources. Requires only a high school diploma and some related experience. Benefits included. Pay $31.31/hr

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What I Did Today

Today I worked on setting up Linux partitions in my virtual machine. I started with an Ubuntu installation and used GParted to shrink the main partition to free up space. Due to EFI being enabled, this did not work, and so I couldn’t make any progress further than this, so I disabled EFI and worked to start back from scratch. It was nice working on this and I have confidence that I can finish it tomorrow.

What I Did Today

I practiced typing on Monkeytype.

I worked on this week’s Accountability to finish.

Mike showed me how to create a Zoom meeting at the breakroom.

We worked on customizing the Icons, for example, a butterfly or CD with music note, various different ones.

We worked on scheduling Zoom meetings.

What I did Today

I started the day by completing the BOIS exploration part of the lab, although I was unable to enter the BOIS on my personal computer. I tried F1 F10 F12 buttons

I started the disk partition lab. First I to install a new virtual computer using VMM could not get it to work. Then I install an new Widows 10 on virtual box After a period of time I was able to get it up and running and create one new partition. which I will attempt to do tommrow

What I Did Today.

Today was a standard day, overall. One thing that bugged me during my 1st hour was finding a few jobs that were delisted from their original websites, but still listed on different websites like ZipRecruiter. Of course, I wouldn’t add these to the CTP website, as it seems these companies aren’t hiring for these jobs anymore.