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- FW: ANYTOWN Registration is STILL open!
- (Feb. 11 – Mar. 30) FW: Visual Voices 2018: King/Dunbar Project
- (Feb. 14 - 18) FW: Message to attendees of TechFest 2018 Volunteer Registration
- (Feb. 17 – May 13) FW: Origami exhibit coming to Dayton Art Institute
- (Feb. 18) FW: Region 7 Organizing Meeting
- (Feb. 19) FW: Col. Charles Young and the Buffalo Soldiers Presentation
- (Feb. 19) FW: An Event on Immigration and Sanctuary
- (Save the Date: Mar. 10) FW: High school math competition
- (Save the Date: Mar. 15) FW: Math day invitation-University of Findlay
- (Save the Date: Apr. 6) FW: Exploring Connections between Math & Music
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From: NCCJ of Greater Dayton
Subject: ANYTOWN Registration is STILL open!
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From: Victoria Theatre
Subject: Visual Voices 2018: King/Dunbar Project
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From: Affiliate Societies Council of Dayton
Subject: (Feb. 14 - 18) Message to attendees of TechFest 2018 Volunteer Registration
A Message from Affiliate Societies Council of Dayton:
Thank you for being a part of the TechFest Team. The tasks that you will be doing will facilitate the Maimi valley youth have a great experience of Free Family Fun With STEM and have the opportunity for career exploration.
Your contribution of time will reap benefits. You just may not learn about it.
Remember that TechFest 2018 is February 14 & 15 with preparing dppr prizes; Thursday & Friday Feb 15 & 16 preparing registration hanouts, and The TechFest event on Saturdaay and Sunday Feb 17 & 18.
Consider asking friendds, associates, and family members to sign up on vacant positions.
Registration and other positions anre vacant on Sunday. We need help. Foreward this invitation to others.
Once again, Your participation is much appreciated.
Have Free Family Fun @ TechFest 2018.
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From: Potts, Erik
Subject: FW: Origami exhibit coming to Dayton Art Institute, Feb 17-May 13
Above the Fold: New Expressions in Origami | Dayton Art ...
www.daytonartinstitute.org
The 2018 special exhibition season begins with Above the Fold: New Expressions in Origami, on view February 17 - May 13, 2018.
Above the Fold demonstrates the extraordinary power and potential of contemporary origami. In the hands of nine international artists, what was once considered a children's craft becomes a sophisticated global art form. Paper is transformed into breathtaking sculpture, large-scale installations and conceptual works that express contemporary social, political, aesthetic, and cultural dialogues. Above the Fold is the first traveling exhibition to bring origami installations from around the world to North American audiences.
Above the Fold is curated by Meher McArthur and the tour is organized by International Arts & Artists, Washington, D.C.
Exhibition Admission
Museum Members: Free; Adults: $14; Seniors (60+): $11; Students (18+ w/ID): $11; Active Military: $11; Groups (10 or more): $11; Youth (ages 7-17): $6
Children (6 & under): Free
Membership Information: http://www.daytonartinstitute.org/shop/membership
Welcome to our online membership store. Click here to purchase a new membership or renew an existing membership at etix.com. If you have questions or need assistance ...
From: Matthew Noordsij-Jones (nj), Region 7 Coordinator, SPAN Ohio
Subject: Region 7 Organizing Meeting
Hello Health Care Advocates! We have a lot of plans to make to move single payer forward in Ohio. With upcoming town halls to promote SPAN's own bills HB 440/SB 91, educational events across the region, events to defend healthcare access in the Dayton area, and our state conference in Columbus on April 28th.
Please join us at an organizing meeting on Sunday, February 18th at 3pm in conference room 3a at the downtown Dayton library at 215 E 3rd St, Dayton, 45402. If you have activities or topics that you would like to talk about please let me know or just bring them to the meeting.
As always, all are welcome to our events. Please feel free to invite anyone else who may be interested in getting involved.
SPAN exists due to the generosity of individual donors.Please consider a donation today: Donations
SPAN Ohio is a 501(c)4 non-profit organization. Donations to SPAN Ohio are not tax deductible.
From: MARGARET PETERS
Subject: Col. Charles Young and the Buffalo Soldiers Presentation, February 19
On Monday, February 19, 6-7:30 p.m., African American History scholar Karen D. Brame will deliver a presentation, "Buffalo Soldier in the Heart of America," at the Northwest Dayton Metro Library.
She will discuss the African American regiments (1866-1951) and the life and legacy of the brilliant Colonel Charles Young, an educator at Wilberforce University and an inductee into the Wright-Dunbar Walk of Fame.
Presenter Karen Brame's most recent achievement was serving as Special Consultant to the King/Dunbar Art Project currently on display at the Schuster Center. She provided in-depth information on Dunbar and King, and individual consultation to the artists during the creative process.
From: Lynn Buffington
Subject: An Event on Immigration and Sanctuary
What: Immigration and Sanctuary: Joining Hands and Hearts in the Dayton Area in Support of Our Immigrant Community. Information and coalition building to come together to work locally for immigration justice. Light refreshments.
When: 6:30 – 8:30 pm, Monday, February 19, 2018
Where: 8690 Yankee St., Dayton, 45458, Miami Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (Washington Township)
Contact: Anwyl Scott, anwylscott61@hotmail.com
From: Lynne Yengulalp
Subject: High school math competition
High School Math Contest
22nd Annual High School Math Contest
March 10, 2018
Department of Mathematics (UD)
University of Dayton
The UD Math Club hosts an annual contest for local high school students each spring. Teams of up to three students compete to answer questions in a variety of subjects before time expires. Teams can choose an easy, medium or hard question, providing opportunities for younger students, and introducing an element of strategy when faced with unfamiliar subjects. Prizes are awarded to the teams with the top three scores.
The 2018 contest will be held on March 10, 2018 in Miriam Hall from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Registration is $10 per person ($30 for a team of three), and includes breakfast, lunch, and a t-shirt. The deadline to register is February 22. Late registrations are accepted, but we cannot guarantee T-shirts will still be available. Register here >>
For more information, please visit https://www.udayton.edu/artssciences/academics/mathematics/events/high-school-math-contest/index.php
From: Venkata (Chandra) Dinavahi
Subject: Math day invitation-University of Findlay
Allow me to introduce myself, I am Dr. Chandra Dinavahi, Chair of the Department of Mathematics at The University of Findlay, Findlay, Ohio. I would like to invite you, your colleagues and your students to join us on Thursday March 15th, 2018 in celebrating Mathematics during our 6th annual Math day at The University of Findlay.
As mathematics teachers we do lot more than just to teach math. The purpose of the Math day is to show students the fun side of mathematics and how it is useful in the real world and for us to relax and enjoy the beauty of mathematics.
Math day is a tradition at the University of Findlay and we celebrate it annually around Pi-day. We invite a reputed mathematician to give two talks. The two talks accessible to non-math majors. This year I am glad to inform you that our invited speaker is Dr. Christopher Swanson from Ashland University. He has been director of the Honors Program at Ashland University for the last 11 years. Dr. Swanson is the President of the Ohio Section of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). He has received numerous awards for his teaching contribution towards mathematics.
Please feel free to bring any interested parents and students including math and science clubs from your campus. We would like as many students as possible to benefit from this. It is completely free and open to general public.
Please check our website, www.findlay.edu/sciences/mathematics/math-day for more information and a full itinerary. I am copying Math day flier below for your perusal.
From: Kanesha Scott
Subject: Exploring Connections between Math & Music
This Spring, the 3rd annual Spring Math Lectures, provided by the Johns Hopkins University-Whiting School of Engineering and Clark State Community College partnership, will feature Dr. David Kung of St. Mary's College of Maryland. Dr. David Kung, a violinist and mathematician, will present about Exploring the Connections between Math and Music! This series consists of two free events (9:30 AM for grade 6-12 students and 7 PM for the public) to be held on Friday April 6, 2018 at The John Legend Theater. Reserve tickets and access further information at mathlectures2018.eventbrite.com.
Tickets: Free*
*Seating is general admission, but tickets are required.
Limit of forty (40) tickets per school chaperone for the Student Lecture
(schools can request additional tickets if extra seating remains available)
Limit of five (5) tickets per person for the Community Lecture
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