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Veterans Day Observance Ceremony

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Presenting and Posting the Colors
Boy Scout Troop 319, Findlay, Ohio

Welcome
Nicole Burgy ’99, Esq.
President, Alumni Board of Governors

Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance
Joshua Kilgore
Junior business student and Campus Ministries Bible study leader

National Anthem
Riley Klauza
Senior theatre student and University Choir member
audience encouraged to join

Remarks
Michael L. Bankey ’84, Ph.D.
Education Services Specialist, United States Army

President Katherine Fell, Ph.D.
University of Findlay

Taps
Mikayla Holtz
Freshman criminal justice student and UF Bands member

God Bless America
Riley Klauza
Senior theatre student
audience encouraged to join

Reading of the Names

Ask the Professor with Dr. Ron Tulley and guest Dr. Lisa Bradley, Director, Health Informatics.

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Ask the Professor hosted by Dr. Ron Tulley, University of Findlay’s Dean, College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences with guest Dr. Lisa R. Bradley, Director of the Health Informatics Program. [S1E5]

The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) at the University of Findlay is proud to present, “Ask the Professor” hosted by Dr. Ron Tulley, Dean CAHSS and Professor of English, Every two weeks, Dr. Tulley will interview a professor at UF. In this series, we’ll get to know UF professors a bit better, learn about their vocational passions and their disciplines. We will touch on their ongoing research, their service work, and their scholarly or creative projects. Hopefully, when we have finished, we will have a better understanding of their field of study, their work-life, and, of course, of who they are and what motivates them. Join us to learn more about the folks that make the University of Findlay a special place!

Miles of Bravery: A Juneteenth Celebration 2019

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Lecture: Underground Railroad Expert Cathy Nelson. Cathy Nelson is a retired Columbus City Schools teacher and Founder of the Friends of Freedom Society, delivered a lecture on the history of the Underground Railroad in Ohio. Ms. Nelson has testified to Congress on behalf of the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Act of 1997, and she and her extensive research have won numerous awards and widespread recognition.

June 19, is a day to recognize the freedom of the last enslaved people in America. It was on this day in 1865 that the news of the Emancipation Proclamation, signed in 1863 by Abraham Lincoln, reached the western-most part of the United States making all people in America free.

In celebration of Juneteenth, several local organizations will be hosting artwork from Mazza Museum’s “Miles of Bravery: The Underground Railroad through Picture Books” exhibit. Each location will have art and books from the collection as well as family-friendly activities.

Participating Organizations:
Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center
Findlay Art League
Findlay-Hancock County Public Library
Hancock Historical Museum
Marathon Center for the Performing Arts
Mazza Museum
Paint & Partake

Matt Shapiro, spirited, charismatic speaker and consultant

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Matthew Shapiro is a spirited, charismatic speaker and consultant, born with cerebral palsy. He graduated in from Virginia Common Wealth University with a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies, BA in Sociology and a minor in Psychology in 2013.

Matthew is the founder and CEO of 6 Wheels Consulting. He created and regularly hosts 6 Wheels Consulting Disability Podcasts.

When speaking, Matthew entertains and enlightens his audiences on how they can “become their own wrecking ball,” breaking free of their comfort zones and exceed their personal goals.

Matthew’s wheelchair was his safety net and leaving it caused him tremendous trepidation. He was not fully experiencing life. Through the persuasion a friend, he attended an event that changed his life FOREVER! He overcame his fears, placing his life in the hands of others. Now, he shares his secrets and strategies, allowing audiences to incorporate his messages into their own lives, breaking free from whatever “chair” is holding them back! His messages have won him the accolades of many. He was named Style Weekly’s Top 40 Under 40, profiled in Virginia Business Magazine and served the Obama Administration in the Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs.