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[mpen-dayton4] Greater Miami Local Events and News

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·         New Academic Year of Greater Miami Valley Math Circle (GMVMC)

·         FW: Summer Crisis Program

·         FW: FOP Endorses Fairchild

·         (Aug. 6) FW: Hiroshima Day

·         (Aug. 6) FW: Following up - 8/6 Event for Ted

·         (Aug. 8) FW: A Taste of Community (at Twin Towers)

·         (Aug. 9) FW: Invitation to Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton Annual Picnic

·         (Aug. 15) FW: FW: MELA 2015 - Reminder

·         (Save the Date) FW: Register Now! Dayton World Soccer Games Return Sept. 12

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From: Jason Knapp and Munsup Seoh; Co-Founders of the Greater Miami Valley Math Circle
Subject: New Academic Year of Greater Miami Valley Math Circle (GMVMC)


Greater Miami Valley Math Circle


To students and parents in Greater Miami Valley Area,

Last year, Wright State University spearheaded the launch of the Greater Miami Valley Math Circle. We have instructors from several area colleges and universities, along with private industry, and students and parents from several local schools.


We will begin the 2015-2016 academic year on Saturday August 22 with Student/Parent Orientation. All groups will meet on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of every month from 10:30am-Noon in the Mathematical and Microbiological (MM) Building at Wright State University. Please see the attached sheet for a more detailed schedule. Our math circle has three groups:

·         Beginning (suggested grades 5-7)

·         Intermediate (suggested grades 7-9)

·         Advanced (suggested grades 9-12)—MUST have completed Algebra I or equivalent by time of membership


Highlights from last year include:

·         Talks on "The Wonders of Probability" by Dr. Po-Shen Loh, Associate Professor at Carnegie-Melon University and National Lead Coach for the U.S. International Math Olympiad Team.

o   The team ranked honorable first place this year after 21 years of missing the honor!

·         We hosted the American Mathematics Contest 8th Grade Test for our younger members, an opportunity that most area schools do not offer their students.

o   We will continue hosting the Contest this year on Saturday, November 21, 2015.

·         Students were invited to participate in the Ohio Mathematics Contest and Physics Test, held every April at Wright State University.

o   Scholarships to Wright State are awarded to top scorers!

·         Enrichment talks and workshops were given to the Advanced Group by prominent scholars and area teachers once per month.


Math circles are for students who are enthusiastic about learning mathematics and enriching their problem solving skills in creative and innovative ways. For more information, please visit the websites of the following organizations:
National Association of Math Circles (http://www.mathcircles.org/), The Math Circle (http://themathcircle.org/), and the Math Teachers' Circle Network (http://www.mathteacherscircle.org/).

We charge a $20 yearly membership fee. If interested, please fill out the attached application form and mail it with a check for $20, payable to the
Greater Miami Valley Math Circle, to:


Professor Munsup Seoh
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Wright State University
Dayton, OH 45435-0001


Please note that there are a limited number of spots available that will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.
To learn more about the Circle, you may visit this website: http://iis.stat.wright.edu/GMVMC.High/

 

(Finally, please save the date April 16, 2016 for the annual Ohio Mathematics Contest, http://www.wright.edu/OMC)

 

 

From: PAUL BROWN
Subject: FW: Summer Crisis Program

I have attached a flyer for our Summer Crisis Program please post at your agency and pass along to another agency to let them know we have this assistance available.

 

 

From: Fairchild for Dayton
Subject: FOP Endorses Fairchild


August 3, 2015
Dayton FOP endorses Fairchild for City Commissioner


The Dayton Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), Lodge 44 endorses Darryl Fairchild for Dayton City Commissioner. After a thorough discernment process, the membership voted for the endorsement. Fairchild is running for one of two City Commission seats that are up for election on Nov. 3. (Click here to see the official endorsement letter.)

"I am honored to receive the endorsement of the FOP. I value the opportunity they gave me to share my vision and priorities for the city. I thank them for their endorsement and confidence in me. I look forward to partnering with them to put our neighborhoods back together and to make our community stronger," said Fairchild.

Fairchild is a Dayton native who grew up in Belmont and now lives in Dayton View. For more than 25 years, he has worked to strengthen the Dayton community and advocate for justice. He founded VoteDayton/Lift Greater Dayton and the Greater Dayton Interfaith Forum. He was a member of the steering committee which created the Dayton Dialogue on Race Relations. He is appointed by the Dayton City Commissioners to the Human Relations Council and by the Montgomery County Commissioners to the Greater Dayton Premier Management Board. He continues to be a strong advocate of voting rights, neighborhood improvement and programs for youth. Fairchild is a husband, a father and a United Methodist minister.


PAID FOR BY FAIRCHILD FOR DAYTON
Paula Ewers, Treasurer   |   1404 Harvard Blvd., Dayton, OH 45406

 

 

From: Hilary Lerman; for 'Daytonians Against War Now' and the discussion group
Subject: [DaytoniansAgainstWarNow] Hiroshima Day

On August 6, 1945, the United States initiated the nuclear age with its bombing of Hiroshima and this was followed by the bombing of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. Between the initial blasts and the deaths from nuclear poisoning nearly 400,000 people died  and many more were permanently injured.

It has been a major part of our movements to remember these events and pledge ourselves to stop this madness.
We in the Dayton Anti-War and Peace Movements have had a vigorous discussion about the activities for Hiroshima Day and we decided that we will have a two part Event:

FIRST:   An Active commemoration at Carillon Park and Patterson at from 5 - 5:50 pm to  show our opposition to war and the use of nuclear weapons.

SECOND: A Tranquil commemoration will follow from 5:30 -6pm as a time to share our feelings about Hiroshima and our countries pursuit of war as a major part of foreign policy. This will be further in Carillon Park along the path following the river.

 

 

From: Leah Lacure; Strickland for Senate
Subject: Following up - 8/6 Event for Ted

I know Desmond tried to reach you earlier, and I just wanted to quickly follow up. I work for Ted Strickland's Senate Campaign and I wanted to be sure to let you know about our upcoming event in Yellow springs on August 6th. It will be from 5:30pm-7:30pm at the home of Maureen Lynch and Richard Lapedes: 130 West Limestone Street, Yellow Springs, OH 45387.

We'd be thrilled to have you as a member of our host committee, or as a guest at the event. You can reserve your tickets online by clicking here. You can also contribute by posting a check to Strickland for Senate, PO Box 2196, Columbus, OH 43216.

Please let me (614.804.3271, lacure@tedstrickland.com) know if you have any questions. Thank you so much, and I hope to see you on August 6th!

 

 

From: Danielle Weickert
Subject: A Taste of Community


 

 

From: Nick Clayson
Subject: [ifgd] Invitation to Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton Annual Picnic

The annual Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton Social/Picnic will be held on

Date: Sunday, August 9 2015
Time: 6-8 PM
Where: in the pavilion behind Christ United Methodist Church on Shroyer Road in Kettering.

Come and enjoy Falafels, kosher hot dogs, a variety of sodas, and water!

Please bring a side dish to share (no pork or shellfish). It is helpful for those with dietary sensitivities to label the ingredients in the dish you bring.

All are welcome!

 

 

From: Aparna Deshpande [mailto:aparna2975@gmail.com]
Subject: MELA 2015 - Reminder


India Club of Greater Dayton and Umang Gujarati Association
jointly present:

MELA 2015
(A Carnival of India)
On
Saturday, August 15, 2015
At
Dayton Convention Center
22 East 5th St Dayton, OH 45402
11:00 am to 10:00 pm

Music by DJ Mauvi with dandia & bhangra dances
Free popcorn, Free children rides, Games, Delicious Food,
Cultural Programs, Dances, Mehndi (Hena) and Much More!!!

Entrance Fee
$7.00 Ea. - If purchase after Aug 1st & Aug 15th
$7.00 Ea. - At the door // Children Free under 5 Yrs

To purchase your ticket, please visit one of these websites:
www.UmangDayton.org
www.IndiaClubDayton.org

For booth rental & Sponsorship contact:
Priya Desai: 937-886-8144
Pratibha Phadke Gupta: 937-306-2329 or 330-881-7104
Danny Patel: 937-216-3731
Rakesh Arora: 937-572-6915

 

 

From: Melissa Bertolo  
Subject: Register Now! Dayton World Soccer Games Return Sept. 12




Registration is Now Open!
Dayton World Soccer Games Return September 12


Are you ready to kick it?

Take the field as the Dayton World Soccer Games return to Action Sports Complex on September 12! Now in its fourth year, this tournament honors the spirit of Welcome Dayton by celebrating Dayton's diverse community through friendly competition among all ages. The games are presented by the City of Dayton Department of Recreation & Youth Services.

Assemble your team, download the registration packet and turn everything in by August 15 to get the early bird discount!


Registration closes August 29.
REGISTER NOW

Sponsorship and Vendor Opportunities

 

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