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SUMMARY:Otterbein University: Graduate Symposium
LOCATION:Otterbein University Roush Hall\, Room 114 1 S. Grove St. Westervi
 lle\, OH 43081 1 S. Grove St. Westerville OH 43081
DESCRIPTION:The Graduate School Symposium Series. Questions get answered. K
 nowledge gets shared. The Many Faces of Social Justice - April 2\, 2012 Ot
 terbein University\, Roush Hall 114 and lobby area Gather in Fisher Galler
 y\, Roush Hall for coffee\, drinks - 5 p.m. Event begins at 5:30 p.m. in R
 oush Hall 114 Reception to follow at 6:45 p.m. Event is free and open to t
 he public. No registration required. Be challenged through the exchange of
  ideas and knowledge among community members\, faculty and students... Fea
 tured speakers include: Scott Marier - Executive Director of Westerville A
 rea Resource Ministry (WARM provides compassionate\, short term assistance
 \, educational services\, and spiritual support in order to encourage indi
 viduals to achieve a God-reliant\, self-sufficient life while restoring di
 gnity and hope. In 2009 Marier was recognized as the Business Person of th
 e Year by the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce. The Rotary Club of Wes
 terville also honored him as the Grand Marshal of their 2010 Independence 
 Day Parade celebration. Gary Katz - Associate Research Fellow in Global Nu
 trition Research and Development at Abbott Nutrition. Katz developed uniqu
 e and patented infant and other nutritional formulations for U.S. and glob
 al markets implemented in more than 100 commercial applications. He holds 
 nine patents for research innovations. His current responsibilities at Abb
 ott Nutrition include leading the innovation and technology assessment eff
 orts within the Pediatric Nutrition Research and Development group. Diane 
 Ross – Otterbein University\, Associate Professor\, Dept. of Education. 
 Ross has taught courses at Otterbein University in middle childhood educat
 ion\, educational technology\, and multicultural education courses since 2
 001. She has a background in middle childhood education and taught 17 year
 s in public education grades 5-8. Diane’s international experiences led 
 her to create a partnership with one of her Ugandan students to improve li
 teracy\, technology and health care at a p-7 school in Uganda. She took ei
 ght students from Otterbein last summer to Uganda and will take a team of 
 ten this summer. Barb Nash - MS\,RNC\,CNS\, Otterbein University\, visitin
 g instructor\, Dept. of Nursing. Nash has incorporated humor into her nurs
 ing care for 47 years. She uses humor as an effective way to communicate\,
  ease fears\, decrease pain\, and create a level playing field in a health
  care world that often functions from an “I’m okay\, but you’re not!
 ” perspective. A persistent connection exists between health disparity a
 nd societal inequality. Since more research is designed to document\, rath
 er than alter\, those trends\, nurses are called on to invest in a social 
 justice agenda. Barb’s use of humor creates an environment where all the
  players can open their minds to creative possibilities.\n\nhttps://www.wo
 rthingtonchamber.org/events/62629
URL:https://www.worthingtonchamber.org/events/62629
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