What's New
A great big thank you to all the attendees, speakers, sponsors, supporters, state associations, exhibitors and advertisers for helping make the 14th Annual NERSC, Inc. Conference possible!
Please enjoy some photos from the conference.
And here are some wacky, groovy, HILARIOUS photos from the Shutterbooth.
2013 NERSC Board of Directors
In addition to our New England attendees, NERSC was very excited to welcome attendees from Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania & Maryland!!
As the premiere source of training and professional
development for Resident Service Coordinators in New England and beyond, NERSC
represents over 400 RSC’s and housing professionals. The primary function of NERSC, Inc. is to
convene a 2.5 day professional conference every year, in early May.
The NERSC Board of Directors guides the organization and provides regional leadership on important issues pertaining to ‘best practice’ in resident services. The NERSC Conference Planning Committee is made up of an exceptional team of RSC’s from the 6 New England states, who generously donate their time to work year-round to make the Annual Conference an excellent opportunity for fellow professionals to receive training of the highest quality. NERSC is a 501-C3 non-profit organization. We welcome newcomers and RSC’s who are seeking training from outside of New England too! Please join us in May, 2013 to celebrate the 15th Anniversary of NERSC, Inc. in lovely Cape Cod – Brewster, MA
NERSC and Resident Service Coordination
Professionals who find their way to resident service coordination come from a variety of educational and training backgrounds, bringing an array of talents and experiences to their work in affordable housing. RSC’s have training in education, counseling, social work, city planning, nursing, geriatrics, case management and countless other fields. This range of experience brings rich opportunities to the low-income residents we serve, and to the profession at large. Our common goal is to work with residents to promote independence and self-sufficiency, ensure stable tenancy, and bring the highest quality of life to residents of all ages who live in affordable (both public & privately-managed) housing.
A Note from NERSC President, Tom Stokes
A Note from NERSC President, Tom Stokes
The NERSC Board, Planning, Education, Finance, Board Development and Communications/Public Relations Committees have already begun work on the NERSC conference for next year. The 2013 conference chairs are Sylvette Betancourt, Gaye Freed and Dorothy James and they will be hosting an amazing conference in Brewster, Massachusetts for NERSC's 15th Anniversary.
NERSC is very excited about our newsletter which will be emailed to the NERSC conference attendees each month. This new addition to our services will help to keep you informed about plans for the conference, resident services job listings, and interesting topics in the world of resident services in housing.
I look forward to working with you to keep improving NERSC and to ensure that we continue to meet the needs of the Resident Services coordinators. Please feel free to contact me if you have questions or suggestions about ways that NERSC can grow as a training organization.
Sincerely,
Thomas Stokes
President
NERSC, Inc. is committed to expanding and enhancing the profession of Service Coordination throughout New England. Through education and training, our Annual Conference provides an opportunity for Resident Service Coordinators and other property management professionals to come together, share valuable ideas and experience, and stay informed about the latest trends in serving residents in affordable housing.
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