Professional, Dedicated, Caring
San Joaquin SHRM is committed to advancing the Human Resources profession and serving the human resources professional in our territory through education, professional leadership development and organizational values, supporting our dedicated, caring, service-oriented and collaborative culture.
President’s Message
Welcome to the San Joaquin Society for Human Resource Management (SJSHRM)! As your new president, I am grateful to embark on this journey with all of you. Our mission is to advance the HR profession and serve the HR community in the San Joaquin Valley by providing top notch educational and professional development events and opportunities. Together, we can foster a vibrant community dedicated to excellence in human resources. I encourage each of you to engage, share your ideas, and collaborate as we advance professionally, and support one another in our growth. Thank you for your trust, and I look forward to an exciting year ahead!
Sincerely,
Lucy Hamer, MS, SHRM-SCP, SPHR
The San Joaquin SHRM Board is dedicated to providing HR professional Recertification credit opportunities throughout the year. Look for the Recertification Logos shown below on event announcements & join us as we expand our HR knowledge together!
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Membership in SJSHRM is simple. Members must be current SHRM members & provide their SHRM member ID on their application.
That’s all there is to it!
Member Benefits
Exclusive SJSHRM forum and blogs coming soon!
Substantial SJSHRM member discounted pricing for all SJSHRM services, meetings and events
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