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вЂњI think itвЂ™s a lot easier to help directly, with a group of less than a hundred at once, like he was talking about getting the lights fixed in two weeks.вЂќ Johnson had told of a situation where one of his constituents in Ward 2 had noticed quite a few streetlights were out.

вЂњIвЂ™m really interested in local politics,вЂќ said LB student Brionna North. The town hall style discussion then meandered towards the importance of getting involved in local politics. Johnson replied that he was encouraged to get involved in city politics by his neighbor, who later retired and encouraged Johnson to run for his seat. вЂњI would like to hear from you what it was like running for city council,вЂќ said IEDI Program Assistant Heather Morijah, in answer to JohnsonвЂ™s opening question. All 11 of these technicians from LBCCвЂ™s program had great test scores and Johnson hired them all. One of the women, Johnson recalled, had gone to 11 job interviews.

11 female technicians had graduated from the program at LBCC, and three years later not one of them had been hired. As a veteran, he put up recruitment posters in military locations, and was able to hire people of color, and for women employees he turned to LBCC.

Johnson, who worked at HP before becoming an insurance broker for True Life Financial Solutions, was at one point tasked with hiring new folks for a more diverse department over at HP. One of JohnsonвЂ™s strengths has been his ability to work on many different levels with his constituents. After the talk was over, he mentioned that he has gotten 300 emails about the problem with feral cats in Albany. вЂњWhat about feral turkeys?вЂќ Eric Bryant, LBCC Moodle Administrator asked, smiling. Johnson mentioned thereвЂ™s a problem with feral cats in Albany. Senate seat.Д«ut as WednesdayвЂ™s talk began, the discussion could not be farther from national politics. вЂњI started a firestorm last night,вЂќ said Johnson, referring to a comment he made on social media criticizing President TrumpвЂ™s decision to pardon a man convicted of selling a U.S. JohnsonвЂ™s talk was hardly political, despite Johnson being clearly willing and capable of discussing controversy. Also, at the end of the meeting, he announced that he was running for mayor. He talked about past successes of partnerships he has fostered with LBCC, and encouraged political involvement from the audience members. Johnson led the meeting as an opportunity to meet and hear from his constituents, as well as a chance to talk with them about the beneficial connections between LBCC and Albany. Johnson is AlbanyвЂ™s first black city councilman, and his talk at the IEDI approximated more of a Town Hall style meeting than a formal speech. Johnson was the fourth out of five speakers for LBCCвЂ™s Black History Month Speaker series. At the beginning of the meeting, Johnson, sporting his Councilor of AlbanyвЂ™s Ward 2 hat, announced, вЂњThis is your meeting, what would you guys like to talk about?вЂќ If the recording is intended for a wider audience or the general public, please contact Webmaster ( for alternative options.The overarching theme of Albany City Councilor Alex Johnson IIвЂ™s talk last Wednesday in the IEDI was one of community outreach. Linking a recording to Moodle directly from OneDrive or the Zoom Cloud or uploading a recording directly to Moodle can cause playback and/or security issues. Step 3: Copy Mediasite Link to Moodle,В Use Mediasite Moodle Plugin, Etc. Once it is in Mediasite, it can be linked to Moodle.

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