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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Student Support
Onboarding and Integration: Help new Sudanese students adjust to campus life, including orientation programs, academic guidance, and cultural adaptation.
Counseling and Advocacy: Provide emotional, academic, and career support, while advocating for student needs to the university administration.
Networking Opportunities: Facilitate connections among Sudanese students and alumni for mentorship and career growth.
2. Cultural Representation
Cultural Events: Organize events like Sudanese culture nights, food festivals, and music performances to showcase Sudanese heritage.
Cross-Cultural Exchange: Collaborate with other student associations to promote mutual understanding and diversity.
3. Community Building
Social Activities: Arrange gatherings, sports events, and celebrations of Sudanese national holidays (e.g., Independence Day).
Peer Support Groups: Foster a sense of belonging and provide a platform for students to share their experiences and challenges.
4. Advocacy and Awareness
Humanitarian Causes: Raise awareness about issues affecting Sudan and organize fundraising campaigns for relief efforts or development projects.
Educational Workshops: Host seminars on topics related to Sudan, such as history, politics, and development.
5. Collaboration and Outreach
Institutional Partnerships: Work with embassies, NGOs, and other organizations to provide resources and opportunities for Sudanese students.
Global Networking: Engage with other Sudanese student associations internationally to strengthen ties and share best practices.
6. Skill Development
Workshops and Training: Offer programs to help members build leadership, communication, and professional skills.
Career Guidance: Host career fairs and invite professionals to speak about opportunities for Sudanese students.
7. Academic and Research Promotion
Study Groups: Organize sessions to assist students academically, particularly in areas of shared challenges.
Research Initiatives: Promote research on Sudanese issues or provide platforms to share student research.
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Contractor
Eddison Roy | Managing Partner | Rokkitt Builders Group
- eddison.roy@rokkitt.site.com
- (Office) 206-555-0100
- (Cell) 206-555-0100
- 52 Lindon Ave. Suite A Seattle, WA 98101
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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Scope of Work
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Work Schedule
This timeline provides a comprehensive overview of the various phases and activities involved in building 1200 Pike Street, a new single-floor mid-rise commercial office space.
* Actual timelines may vary depending on project-specific factors such as site conditions, permitting requirements, and client preferences. Regular communication and coordination among the project team members are essential to ensure that the project stays on schedule and within budget.
01. Pre Construction
Projet Initiation
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Design Development
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02. Construction
Site Preperation
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Foundation and Structural Work
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Building Shell and Enclosure
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Interirior Construction
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Technology Infrastructure
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03. Post Construction
Furniture and Fixtures Installation
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Final Inspections and Punch List
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Commissioning and Testing
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Client Move-In and Occupancy
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Labor
$10 Million
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Materials
$3 Million
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Equipment
$3 Million
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Permits and Fees
$3 Million
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Contingency and Overhead
$1 Million
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