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The Hatch 2015
Michael Cervantes
College of Business
Hibachi Food Truck
Mentor - Ed Leedom
Michael Cervantes, is a junior from Oak Harbor, Ohio studying finance and economics. A summer job at Nagoya Japanese Steakhouse planted the seed of entrepreneurship for Michael. Working at Nagoya inspired Michael, along with his closest friends and fellow Nagoya employees, to create a fleet of hibachi food trucks.
When he is not dedicating his time to schoolwork, Michael passes the time with music, exercise, and cooking.
Meredith Keller
College of Technology
Cystic Fibrosis App
Mentor - Nico Cottone
Meredith Keller is a junior visual communications and technologies student from an area in Ohio known as Shelby Settlement. She wants to make life easier for families caring for a loved one with cystic fibrosis (CF), a life-threatening genetic disease of the lung and digestive system. Meredith's idea is to launch an app that can track the calorie intake of someone with CF in order to facilitate proper nutrition and growth and communicate this information to the doctor.
Meredith sees first-hand how challenging CF is. Both of her young nieces, Lillian and Kailiegh, were diagnosed with CF and it is a constant struggle for her sister and brother-in-law to ensure they have proper nutrition in order to grow and develop. CF causes the body to produce unusually thick, sticky mucus that clogs the lungs and can lead to life-threatening lung infections. It obstructs the pancreas and stops natural enzymes from helping the body break down food and absorb vital nutrients. Enzymes must be administered to the CF patient to ensure food is broken down properly for adequate nutritional value.
The app Meredith proposes will be able to do the entire math that is required to figure out how many calories are in foods. The app will also put all the calculations into chart form that is organized and easy to function. The final task the app will be able to do is send all the information that was recorded throughout the week to the CF patient's doctor. That way the doctor can see that the patient is in need of a prescription refill and can order it in time.
Mark Kohn
Arts & Sciences
Mentor- Al Caperna
Mark Kohn is a nontraditional student who owns a small horse farm in Ottawa County and wants to launch U-Beequity, a beekeeping business to introduce others to this field. Mark grew up in Toledo, Ohio, and was a successful stock and commodities trader for Merrill Lynch and then Bear Stearns & Co. before going out on his own with funding from former associates. He ended his successful stock trading career after 9/11. He turned to teaching Krav Maga (the Israeli system of hand-to-hand combat) at a martial arts school and later started up his own martial arts school in Toledo.
Although Mark no longer runs the school, he still teaches private lessons while he enjoys his love of natural farming and beekeeping over the past 6 years. He and his fiancé also own a small restaurant and bar in Oak Harbor aptly called the Beekeeper.
Mark is a freshman majoring in biology.
Haksun Lee
College of Business
Talking Children's Language Toy
Mentor - Jack Horney
Haksun Lee is a senior business student specializing in supply chain management. Haksun is originally from Seoul, Republic of Korea, but has lived in Boston and in Moscow, Russia, where his parents still live. His business idea is to create a language–teaching children's toy.
While serving in the Republic of Korea Army one mile from the North Korean border, Haksun translated for commanders of the U.S. Army and the United Nations Command and briefed them on current enemy actions. He learned a lot about leadership skills and the need to speak in other languages. He also knows what it is like to grow up near a battle zone.
The children's toy will teach English and other native languages to young children, making it easier for them to develop essential language skills. It is intended not just to play with, but the focus is on how the toy can communicate with kids. The system is intended to work with smart phones. Parents will turn on the application and select a lesson plan for their child. It can be a lesson about anything, from going to school to shopping at a supermarket. The aim of this business is to provide a better environment for children to learn languages.
Matthew Snider
TRIck Shot
Mentor - Bruce Fisher
Matthew Snider is a senior in the College of Education studying sport management and minoring in entrepreneurship. His business venture is to design TRIck Shot, a three-in-one game table for popular tailgating challenges - Cornhole, Ladder Ball, and Beer Pong.
Matthew was born in Dayton, Ohio, but moved to Tampa Bay, Florida, with his family and later to Orlando where his dad took a job at Walt Disney World. Matthew was always interested in using his imagination and drew millions of things. He participated in drawing courses and enrolled in summer camps at art museums.
While growing up, he also got involved in sports such as soccer, baseball, ice hockey and football and worked in merchandise at Walt Disney World. Matthew decided to move back to Ohio to go to Bowling Green State University in 2011 and never regretted his decision.
Thomas Stevens
College of Business
Campus Taxi
Mentor - Art Curtis
Thomas Stevens is a freshman from Tipp City, Ohio, pursuing a business degree, specializing in accounting and possibly double majoring in finance. Thomas wants to launch a campus taxi service designed to take the customer directly to any building on campus. The inspiration came after realizing there had to be a better way besides either freezing or waiting for the shuttle bus to get to class. He plans on expanding the company to large universities where distances between buildings are farther than at Bowling Green State University.
Thomas enjoys playing golf and his favorite past time is hiking through the local trails near his home. After graduation Thomas would like to obtain a CPA license and eventually become a business lawyer to help other entrepreneurs make their dreams reality.
Allen Viancourt
College of Business
Tech Turf
Mentor - David Bruhowzki
Allen Viancourt is a freshman specializing in sales and service marketing with a dual minor in German and entrepreneurship. His business idea is Tech Turf digital fields where lines can be changed electronically depending on which sport is being played.
As an aspiring third generation entrepreneur, Allen is following in his grandfather's footsteps who started his own business called LawnCo. Services and his mother's path who started her own floral shop. Allen grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood and currently lives in Hinckley, Ohio.
Besides his academics and his passion for entrepreneurship, Allen plays for the Bowling Green Rugby Team and is a member of the BGSU professional business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi.
Elsa Vogel
Arts & Sciences
Pieces of Me Clothing
Mentor - Paul Hooker
Elsa Vogel is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in graphic design. Her proposed business venture is called "Pieces of Me" which is a web-based program used to create personalized clothing patterns based on personality traits.
The Holland, Michigan, student has a real passion for everything design related. She already has started several business ventures in her young career with this one being the biggest step. Her "Pieces of Me" web-based program will create a unique design pattern based on an individual's personality traits. The pattern can then be applied to a variety of wearable merchandise.
Elsa has been a graphic designer for the BGSU College of Arts and recently completed her first internship with an international design firm in Cincinnati. She is part of the panhellenic community in Alpha Omicron Pi.
Devon Williams
Arts & Sciences
Mentor - Aggie Haslup
Devon Williams is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in communication with a specialization in promotions and advertising. Her business idea is "MuSync," a music synchronization application that synchronizes multiple devices together, allowing multiple users to listen to the same music in real time. It eliminates the uncomfortable sharing of a set of headphones and creates a more comfortable music sharing experience. With "MuSync" you could be anywhere in the world and tap into other listeners' live music session with just a single request through the Internet.
Devon is a BGSU President's Leadership Academy Scholar and has worked in marketing positions at New Season in Detroit, Kingdom M'Powerment Ministries in Bowling Green and at Allstate Insurance Agency in West Bloomfield, Michigan. She is the co-founding president of S.E.L.F., an organization that empowers and uplifts young women during this transition into womanhood through self-examination.
Position: President and CEO of United States Beverage
Joseph Fisch, Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer of United States Beverage, has over forty years of experience in the premium alcoholic beverage industry.
Mr. Fisch began his business career in the Management Trainee Program at Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. the world-wide leader in wine and spirits sales based in New York City. During his twenty-five year career with Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Mr. Fisch held various senior executive positions within the premium spirits and beverage divisions.
Early in his career he became the company's youngest Regional Vice President at the age of thirty. Three years later, Mr. Fisch was elevated to the Seagram Corporation's largest spirit unit, The Seagram Distillers Company, managing its most profitable Eastern Division based in New York.
In 1989, Mr. Fisch was promoted to Senior Vice President Central Division based in Chicago of the newly created House of Seagram, which managed the corporation's entire spirits portfolio where he developed and oversaw aggressive growth and increased market share within the industry.
In 1991 he returned to New York to oversee The House of Seagram's most profitable spirits unit; the Atlantic-Pacific region. In 1993, Mr. Fisch was appointed as President of the Seagram Beverage Company. During his tenure, he created and initiated a strategic plan to expand the company into the high-end craft and imported beer sectors, while at the same time, recreating the company's flagship Seagram Cooler portfolio of brands.
In 1997, Mr. Fisch left the large corporate environment to follow his vision as market innovator in the premium high-end beer business. Mr. Fisch formed United States Beverage, LLC, a company whose strategic platform was to gain a leadership position within the growth end of the beer industry; crafts and imported brands.
U.S. Beverage reached $100 million in sales by the year 2004 and positioned itself among the leading independent beer companies in America. The company attained a well-respected reputation through the acquisition, repositioning, brand building and importation of premium brands.
Today, under Mr. Fisch's leadership, U.S. Beverage has attained world-wide recognition as a top marketing and sales organization in the premium malt beverage industry. With a distribution network operating in fifty states, the US Beverage portfolio of premium brands has attained nationwide attention by providing the US consumer with a variety of premium imported beers as well as national and regional craft beer brands. With its financial partners, Grupo Damm of Barcelona, Spain, and business partners throughout the world, U.S. Beverage, LLC is entering its next phase of business expansion.
Mr. Fisch resides in New Canaan, Connecticut with his wife Gayle. Both are 1971 graduates of Bowling Green State University. They have three children; Justin, Director of Marketing and Sales Strategy at U.S. Beverage, Candace, Lauren, and two grandchildren.
Position: Senior Vice President of Business Affairs for Comerica Bank
Linda D. Forte is senior vice president of Business Affairs for Comerica Incorporated. She also is a member of Comerica's senior Leadership Team.
Forte is responsible for defining and driving business strategies that establish Comerica as a leader in diversity and work life practices. She also is responsible for the Comerica Charitable Foundation, Comerica Contributions and Civic Affairs.
She began her banking career with Comerica in 1974. She has held management positions in Comerica's Business Banking, Municipalities, U.S. Banking and Loan Administration Groups, as well as positions in Human Resources and in Banking Center Administration.
Forte serves as board Chair of the Economic Development Corporation of the City of Detroit and she is also a director of the Local Development Finance Authority, Neighborhood Development Corporation of the City of Detroit; The Henry Ford Health System and New Detroit. Also, she was appointed by the Mayor as a Commissioner for the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. Forte serves on the boards of the Downtown Detroit Business Improvement Zone (BIZ), the Executive Leadership Council, and the United Negro College Fund, Michigan Leadership Team.
Forte received the 2014 Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion Annual Humanitarian Award, the 2014 Michigan Women's Foundation Woman of Achievement and Courage recognition, and was a 2013 Inductee into the "Academy of Distinguished Alumni" for Bowling Green State University. She was recognized in 2014 by The Network Journal as one of 25 Influential Black Women. In 2012, Forte was honored as a Woman of Achievement and Courage by the Michigan Women's Foundation and as a PHD Awardee by the Mercy Education Project. She was also honored as a 2012 Detroit Catalyst by Uptown Magazine and one of Savoy Magazine's Top Influential Women in Corporate America. In 2011, Black Enterprise recognized Forte as one of the "Top Executives in Diversity." In 2007, Forte was recognized by Crain's Detroit Business as one of southeast Michigan's Most Influential Women. In 2005, Forte received the YMCAs John Copeland Community Leadership Legacy Award. In 1998, Forte was recognized by Crain's Detroit Business as one of Detroit's 100 Black Business Leaders. In 1996, she received the National Black MBA Association H. Naylor Fitzhugh Award; in 1990 she received the Banker of the Year Award and in 2005, the Aubrey W. Lee Award from the Urban Financial Services Coalition. Forte is a graduate of Leadership Detroit.
Forte received her Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green State University, and her MBA in Finance and Accounting from the University of Michigan.
Forte serves her alma mater as a member of the BGSU Student Affairs Board of Advocates. As an undergraduate at BGSU, she was a member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
Position: President and CEO, Highmark Capital Management (Retired)
Earle Malm is one of the pioneers of E-Commerce. As Vice Chairman and President of ValueClick, an online advertising company now known as Conversant, Earle was instrumental in defining business strategy, developing key management and successfully completing the company initial public offering in March 2000.
Earle began his career with RCA where he held Senior Executive positions in Sales, Marketing and General Management. He was responsible for revitalizing RCA's Consumer Services business, expanding RCA's Commercial Television business and leading the development of new business ventures into communications and services businesses.
Prior to joining ValueClick, Earle embarked in the investment industry with GT Capital Management, Inc. Initially he was responsible for developing GT Capital's Institutional Business and later he assumed responsibilities as Chief Operating Officer for the GT Global Mutual Funds.
After successfully completing the ValueClick IPO, Earle returned to the investment industry as President and CEO of HighMark Capital Management, Inc., a wholly-owned registered investment advisory firm of Union Bank located in San Francisco. During his tenure, Earle was Chairman of HighMark's Board of Directors, President of HighMark Funds and a Trustee of the HighMark Funds Board. In addition, he was a member of HighMark's Investment Policy Committee and a member of Union Bank's Fiduciary Management Committee.
Since retiring from an active senior executive role in 2012, Earle has been devoting his time to entrepreneurial, consulting and advisory activities through NVMLI, Inc., his private investment company. He serves as a member of the Service Marketing Institute Business Advisory Board for the College of Business at Bowling Green State University (BGSU). He was one of five inaugural alumni investors in BGSU's entrepreneurial program, "The Hatch", a college version of the television show "Shark Tank".
Earle earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 1971 from Bowling Green State University. In 2008, he was honored as one of BGSU'S Accomplished Graduates from the College of Business. He has been named to Who's Who in Finance and Industry.
Scott Rothweiler
Position: Owner, HPJ Industries Inc.
BA In Finance, Memphis State University 1989, MBA from Embry Riddle University in 1993
Owner, HPJ Industries Inc. Scott M. Rothweiler is the owner of HPJ Industries Inc., a company he started in 2006. The Packaging/Recycling company has two locations in Ohio, one location in Laredo Texas and is in the process of opening a fourth facility in Mississippi.
HPJ Industries is a market leader in providing packaging and recycling solutions to OEM and Tiered Suppliers in the Automotive, Agricultural and Appliance industries. HPJ's customer base includes Johnson Controls, Whirlpool and Case New Holland. The company has grown from 1 full time employee in 2006 to a current total of 55 full time employees.
Mr. Rothweiler was an Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies at Bowling Green State University and he also served as Faculty Advisor during the creation of BGSU's chapter of Kappa Alpha Order. Scott currently serves on the Board of Directors for Woodville Mutual Insurance Company.
Scott and Missy Rothweiler have lived in Bowling Green, Ohio since 1995 and they have three children; Holly, Patrick and Julia.
Brian Sokol '82
Position: CEO, Oasis Consumer HealthCare
Brian Sokol has spent 30 years growing consumer products companies through product innovation, brand building and business integration.
After receiving his MBA from Bowling Green State University, Mr. Sokol joined Loctite and served in increasing marketing and sales management capacities over the next nine years. As Vice President of Marketing, Mr. Sokol was responsible for the commercialization of automotive aftermarket products in international markets ranging from Venezuela and Mexico to Japan and Europe.
In 1992, Mr. Sokol joined Blue Coral, a company in the privately held auto appearance products business. As president, through a combination of new consumer products and innovative direct response advertising, his management team grew the company from $33 million to $76 million in annual revenue culminating in a sale to Quaker State in 1996 for over $100 million.
As a corporate executive with Quaker State Oil Company, Mr. Sokol was responsible for the acquisition and merger of four consumer products businesses, which, along with targeted marketing initiatives, resulted in a growth of the enterprise to over $150 million in revenue. After Quaker State was sold in 1998 to Pennzoil Lubricants, Mr. Sokol was named president of the consumer products group, where he dramatically reduced costs by integrating supply chain logistics and creating a 350,000 square foot world class manufacturing/distribution facility for the specialty chemical consumer products business.
During this chapter of his career, Mr. Sokol invented or co-invented 6 patented appearance products, and his company received numerous Vendor of the Year awards from major retail partners such as Canadian Tire, Autozone, and Advance Auto.
After Shell Oil acquired Pennzoil in 2001, Mr. Sokol pursued the acquisition of Slazenger Golf, of which he was the CEO until 2003.
From 2003 to 2005, Mr. Sokol ran the Idea Institute, a consulting firm that conceptualized products for clients.
Mr. Sokol has served on the board of Slazenger Golf, Hinckley Lighting and The Motor Equipment Manufacturers Association and is past Chairman of The Automotive Chemical Manufacturers Council.
From 2005 to 2010, Mr. Sokol commercialized patented consumer products in conjunction with his investors at Consumer Innovation Partners and his development partners at Nottingham Spirk Design Associates. Within this investment group, Mr. Sokol founded Innovation Direct, a rapid transit commercialization company that creates product innovations for traditional and electronic retailers using world-class processes, and service providers.
Mr. Sokol is currently the CEO of Oasis Ventures. Mr. Sokol is one of inventors of the company's ARMS infectious disease prevention technology platform. The ARMS platform technology has gained worldwide recognition for its innovations in germ remediation and infectious disease control.
In April of 2011 Mr. Sokol was inducted into the Dallas-Hamilton Entrepreneurial Hall of Fame at Bowling Green State University. He also serves as a board member of the Dallas-Hamilton Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership at Bowling Green State University.
David Bruhowzki, '97
Position: Client Advisor, Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
David Bruhowzki is currently a Client Advisor at Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. in New York. He advises an institutional client base across the investment landscape. Prior to joining Deutsche Bank, he worked for Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers throughout his time on Wall Street.
Prior to earning his MBA and a master's of education at the University of Michigan, David founded and directed a nonprofit in New York that focused on providing life skills, tutoring services, and mentoring programs to empower underprivileged youth. He has also advised a number of nonprofits through board service including Youth Inc. and Cornerstone Learning Center.
David graduated from BGSU in 1997 with a triple major in English, Spanish, and International Studies.
Albert J. (Al) Caperna '76
Position: CEO, Century Marketing Corporation Group
Al Caperna has founded and owned numerous companies since receiving his BA degree from Bowling Green State University in 1976. His companies have produced a variety of patents, been elected into Inc.'s "500 honor roll" and have been recognized as some of the fastest growing private businesses in America.
Al currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of Century Marketing Corporation Group, Bowling Green, Ohio, one of the largest tape, label and tag converter businesses in the United States. His companies manufacture a wide array of print and recycling materials and systems, including food date coding systems, a printing equipment supplier of thermal and laser printers, and print holograms.
Al serves on numerous boards, including New Hope Christian Community Foundation, Bowling Green Covenant Church, and the Juvenile Residential Center of Northwest Ohio. He is also currently a Dean's Council representative and a member of the College of Business Alumni Advisory Board. He is an avid supporter of numerous community organizations, including Bowling Green Bobcat Hockey, and Adopt America Network.
Nico Cottone, '92
Position: CEO, SurfTech Inc. and Euclid Refinishing Company
Nico Cottone, a resident of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is the Owner/CEO of SurfTech Inc. and Euclid Refinishing Company. Nico's background and experiences range from 'big 5' management consulting and start-ups. A serial entrepreneur, he has focused the last 15 years of his career on start-ups and turnarounds. Nico graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1992 with an accounting degree. He enjoys sailing and fishing with his wife and two sons.
Art Curtis, '71
Position: Founder, CurtisClubAdvisors
Drawing on over 30 years of experience as CEO and Chief Operating Officer of several major club and spa companies, Art Curtis formed CurtisClubAdvisors LLC in 2011 to serve the global club industry by providing advisory services that help companies grow and improve profitability.
Over the years Art has led business turnarounds, successfully guided the acquisition of numerous companies, opened new clubs, developed and implemented new management systems and created multi-year reinvestment plans resulting in the deployment of several hundred million dollars of capital.
Art graduated from BGSU in 1971 with a business pre-law degree.
Bruce Fisher '68
Position: Vice President International, Hayward Pool Products Division (Retired)
Bruce Fisher is a highly regarded leader in the swimming pool industry, who had been with the Hayward Pool Products Division of Hayward Industries for approximately 22 years. He joined the company in 1991 as Vice President of Marketing. Since that time, he was promoted to Vice President of Sales, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Vice President of Global Marketing and International Sales and most recently, Vice President International with line responsibility for this segment of Hayward's business.
During his tenure, Fisher led Hayward's global expansion via strategic acquisitions and internal growth initiatives. He successfully spearheaded the expansion of Hayward's product line, brand, sales organization, and marketing department. He also is credited with introducing an industry-leading dealer relationship marketing program (Totally Hayward) that built partnerships between Hayward and its dealer network around the world. For the past three years he has driven the growth and profitability of Hayward's International business segment to help offset the decline in the domestic market as a result of the 2008 recession.
Fisher has been an active volunteer within The Association of Pool and Spa Professionals (APSP), serving in 2010-11 as Chairman of the Manufacturer's Council. In 2012-13, he was asked to be Chairman of the APSP CEO Search Committee due to the pending retirement of the current executive in this role and the project was successfully completed in July of 2013. Continuing his service to the Pool and Spa Industry, Fisher was elected to the Board of Directors of the APSP Trade Association as of November, 2013 as its first outside director.
Prior to joining Hayward, Fisher was a product manager, Vice President of Distributor Sales, Vice President of Marketing of the Residential Division and Vice President and General Manager of the Decorative Lighting Division of Lightolier, a division of Genlyte, now owned by Phillips Lighting.
He was also General Manager and COO of The Light Store, a start-up retailer/wholesaler of lighting products and ceiling fans located in Texas and Colorado which grew from one location to 17 under his leadership.
Fisher earned a bachelor's degree from Bowling Green State University. He has served as an executive-in-residence for the College of Business at various times since graduating in 1968.
He joined the Northwest New Jersey Chapter 24 of SCORE (sponsored by the Small Business Administration) in March of 2013, a volunteer organization that mentors entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Aggie Haslup '74, '88
Position: Business and Marketing Consulting, Technology
Aggie Haslup is a technology and software marketing executive with deep experience in developing and executing corporate, product marketing, and product management strategies, as well as sales enablement programs, across the Americas, Europe and the Asia Pacific region. Having held leadership positions in marketing, sales enablement, research & development, business development, technical support, auditing, and systems, she has worked with Fortune 100 public international companies as well as start-ups (Quest Software -acquired by Dell 2012), Health Care DataWorks, Aelita Software, Symix, ABB, Goal Systems (acquired by Legent 1994), Marathon Oil.)
She previously served as a board member of HealthCare Transaction Processors, Inc. (acquired by McKesson in 2008), a privately held company that provided innovative solutions to connect providers, health plans and financial institutions. Aggie's current interests are angel investing, business and marketing consulting for technology companies, and mentoring/advising. She serves on the Advisory Board of Facilities Management eXpress, a leading-edge provider of workflow management solutions and is a Business Mentor at TECHColumbus. She is a member of X Squared Angels (angel investors for gender-neutral companies), Women for Economic and Leadership Development (WELD), and Women at the Table (WATT).
Haslup has an MBA in Marketing (1988) and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (1974), both from Bowling Green State University.
Paul Hooker '75
Position: Owner and former CEO of SFERRA
In 1977, just two years after graduating from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Paul Hooker purchased the New York City based luxury household linen importer, SFERRA, from the last of two family members who started the firm in 1891, Enrico and Albert Sferra. Paul recognized the need to maintain the company's identity and encourage growth within the luxury market. With that in mind, he took SFERRA from a one-room office on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan to a 35,000-square-foot distribution facility in Edison, New Jersey, plus a beautiful showroom just off of Madison Square Park in New York City. In the process, Paul grew annual sales from $250,000 when he bought the business in 1977 to over $30 million in 2011.
Paul's tireless focus to develop new business and his attention to details have established SFERRA's leadership position in the luxury linens industry and galvanized the company's emergence into the new global economy. Today SFERRA presents the most comprehensive range of luxury home textiles for the bed, bath and table worldwide.
Paul umpires varsity high school baseball and was the varsity baseball coach at Red Bank Catholic High School from 1974-2000. In 1990 Paul, along with his wife Margo, founded a not-for-profit sports program for children with disabilities he named Challenged Youth Sports. Today, CYS assists over 150 families with programs in basketball, soccer, Little League softball, golf, flag football and tennis. Paul wants to take CYS national, making his volunteer run program available to children with special needs nationwide. He worked with BGSU student Luke Sims to launch RallyCap Sports at Bowling Green State University.
Jack Horney '72
Position: Founder, Driving Performance, LLC
Jack Horney is a seasoned sales and business executive with forty years of experience across financial services, training/consulting and Information technology. Most recently, Jack founded Driving Performance, LLC, a management consulting and training company helping banks and companies improve the effectiveness of their sales and sales management organization. His experience and insight has improved management routines driving increased revenue and improved customer satisfaction.
Prior to launching his own company, Jack was a Senior Vice President for Capital One, responsible for developing the bank's branch strategy for small business and investments. Previously he was the Sales & Service Executive for the New York Metropolitan Market, responsible for the development and execution of strategic sales and service initiatives across 360 branches.
Prior to joining Capital One, Jack was a Senior Executive for Omega Performance, a consulting and training company focused on the banking industry. Here he helped banks develop and implement sales management routines and sales processes that delivered double digit improvement. Jack began his banking career with Chemical Bank responsible for developing a sales culture for the retail bank. During his career he led multiple organizations as Chemical Bank merged with Manufacturers Hanover and Chase Manhattan Bank.
Jack also enjoyed a seventeen-year career with the IBM Corporation where he held successive leadership positions across sales and staff organizations. Experience included new product launches, organization design, and sales leadership positions for new business sales teams and major account teams across financial services, insurance and medical industries.
He graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1972 with a business pre-law degree.
Jack serves on the Board of Trustees as Treasurer for the Community Blood Center and its Foundation. He is also treasurer of Five Brothers Fraternity, an alumni organization supporting Sigma Alpha Epsilon's undergrads
Edward G. Leedom, '89
Position: Senior Vice President, Registered Principal of Harbor Funds Distributors, Inc.
Ed started his career with Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc. in 1989 and held various positions in the sales/marketing area from 1989-1996. From 1997-2001, Ed was Regional Marketing Director in the Great Lakes region for First Mercantile TrustCompany.
Ed rejoined Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc. in 2001. As a Senior Vice President of Harbor Funds Distributors, Ed's responsibilities include developing and maintaining new and existing institutional client relationships in the Lower Midwest region as well as managing internal sales support activities.
Ed received a Bachelor of Science of Business Administration from Bowling Green State University in 1989 and a CFP designation from the College for Financial Planning in Denver, CO.


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Top Overcoming Challenges In Relationships Quotes
Browse top 28 famous quotes and sayings about Overcoming Challenges In Relationships by most favorite authors.
Favorite Overcoming Challenges In Relationships Quotes
1. "God seeks to influence humanity. This is at the heart of the Christmas story. It is the story of light coming into the darkness, of a Savior to show us the way, of light overcoming the darkness, of God's work to save the world."
Author: Adam Hamilton
Author: Adam Hamilton
2. "Life is a gift from the Gods. Why give it back by killing yourself?They don't want you to give their gift back to them.They want you to keep their gift,give it value,develop it and make it into something that will be remembered.Some people ruin their gifts.They do not care. Do not run away from challenges..face them. The Gods want you to fight the challenges and to overcome them. Challenges are yet another part of life.Preserve.develop and let your life be remembered.Make use of your gift instead of storing it away in a place where no one will see."
Author: Ama Saumyadeepa Dias
Author: Ama Saumyadeepa Dias
3. "Our most meaningful relationships are based on a longing for expansion rather than a preoccupation with comfort and security. To live exuberantly—to fully know and be fully known by another—we must be prepared to illuminate the dark spots in our most intimate relationships and in our selves."
Author: Arianna Huffington
Author: Arianna Huffington
4. "Bad relationships are not lucrative at all. There is far more at stake in good relationships. Good relationships keep divorces protracted, psychologists employed, and children in jail where they belong. Without them society would collapse!"
Author: Bauvard
Author: Bauvard
5. "A circular plot structure, often seen in adventure novels and quest fantasies, is a narrative devise involving setting, character, and theme. Typically a protagonist ventures from home (or the starting place of the story), goes on a journey, often a dangerous one in which many challenges are overcome, and then returns home a changed person. The plot is usually chronological, with the events occurring in a setting that becomes a circle. By returning the character to the place where he started, the author can emphasize the character's growth or change while also highlighting the theme of the story."
Author: Carl M. Tomlinson
Author: Carl M. Tomlinson
6. "Tackling challenges won't shrivel your muscles, it'll strengthen them."
Author: Constance Chuks Friday
Author: Constance Chuks Friday
7. "Choices are exhibited through the notions of free will,temptation challenges them."
Author: Crimson C.L. Williams
Author: Crimson C.L. Williams
8. "We target people who understand that relationships are the lifeline of a small company."
Author: David Rose
Author: David Rose
9. "I have no stories to sell. A lot of my relationships are with civilians, and no one wants to hear about those."
Author: David Spade
Author: David Spade
10. "There is good in everything; it's just how you choose to look at it. Everything that's worth it has a price. For me to be a model - I had to leave my family. Do you think I liked that? No! There are sacrifices. Life is meant to be a challenge, because challenges are what make you grow."
Author: Gisele Bundchen
Author: Gisele Bundchen
11. "We must become bigger than we have been: more courageous, greater in spirit, larger in outlook. We must become members of a new race, overcoming petty prejudice, owing our ultimate allegiance not to nations but to our fellow men within the human community."
Author: Haile Selassie
Author: Haile Selassie
12. "Arizona faces many challenges ahead. None is more important or more pressing than passing a new state budget."
Author: Jane D. Hull
Author: Jane D. Hull
13. "I don't think I've left a trail of weeping women in my wake. I mean, the number of serious relationships I've had has not been into double digits."
Author: Jay McInerney
Author: Jay McInerney
14. "Great relationships do not depend on who you find, they depend on who you are."
Author: Jeffrey Fry
Author: Jeffrey Fry
15. "Bands are about these little relationships that make everything tick, and when you create new music you're testing those relationships."
Author: Jonathan Cain
Author: Jonathan Cain
16. "Discover the fulfillment of intimate relationships with flesh-and-blood neighbors and teammates in concrete place and time, and we escape the pressure of mainstream media to channel intimacy only as virtual embrace."
Author: Jose Panate Aceves And John Hayes
Author: Jose Panate Aceves And John Hayes
17. "I know there are going to be big challenges financially, but I'm excited artistically. I think that if the experience is better artistically, then we have more hope in the future."
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Author: Karen Kain
18. "Writing, basically breaks down to relationships between people and that is what you write about."
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Author: Leon Uris
19. "For me, relationships are the real action movies. Bombs are exploding every day and the kitchen is Ground Zero."
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Author: Michelle Williams
20. "The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it."
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Author: Moliere
21. "I want my inner truth to be the plumb line for the choices I make about my life - about the work that I do and how I do it, about the relationships I enter into and how I conduct them."
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Author: Parker J. Palmer
22. "Arizona faces unique healthcare challenges including uncompensated care for illegal immigrants, and the large number of Native Americans who live in remote and isolated areas of the state."
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Author: Rick Renzi
23. "You have a great body. It is an intricate piece of technology and a sophisticated super-computer. It runs on peanuts and even regenerates itself. Your relationship with your body is one of the most important relationships you'll ever have. And since repairs are expensive and spare parts are hard to come by, it pays to make that relationship good."
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Author: Steve Goodier
24. "I want us all to stop thinking only in terms of accomplishments, of task and completion, of beating the competition, of gathering income and merchandise, of winning praise, and instead, live our lives forging the deepest relationships we can with ourselves and with one another. i want us to respond to adversity by deepening our engagement in our lives. It isn't complicated."
Author: Susan Scott
Author: Susan Scott
25. "Mutuality has tumbled into undeserved obscurity by the primacy our society places on the art of the deal. The prevailing myth reaching most contemporary ears is this: relationships are 50-50. When one person does a nice thing for the other, he is entitled to an equally pleasing benefit – the sooner, the better, under the terms of this erroneous dictum. The physiology of love is no barter. (208)"
Author: Thomas Lewis
Author: Thomas Lewis
26. "We will never regret the kind words spoken or the affection shown. Rather, our regrets will come if such things are omitted from our relationships with those who mean the most to us."
Author: Thomas S. Monson
Author: Thomas S. Monson
27. "Economics is a study of cause-and-effect relationships in an economy. It's purpose is to discern the consequences of various ways of allocating resources which have alternative uses. It has nothing to say about philosophy or values, anymore than it has to say about music or literature."
Author: Thomas Sowell
Author: Thomas Sowell
28. "To dwell on the things taht depress or anger us does not help in overcoming them. One must knock them down alone."
Author: Walter Isaacson
Author: Walter Isaacson
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Well, the countdown to my departure begins. I am leaving on Sunday and am so worked up about it that I haven't slept good in days... Its actually kind of pathetic.
I am struggling to decide how to tell Addison that I am going to be gone and travelling a lot in the coming weeks? Do I start telling her now and let her kind of get used to the idea or should I want until the night before or should I just sneak out and call her from the airport? I think I need to google what is best.
Kirstynn has started to become the pickiest eater ever. Addison would eat anything you put in front of her (and still will) but just in the last week or so, Keeks has started spitting out everything I put in her mouth. Just in time for Daddy.....
I also did this thing on facebook that I thought I would post here... its called "25 Random Things about Me"... it's just a few little things that I came up with that some of you may not have known.. I'd love to see the rest of you bloggers do something similar.
1. I am what they call a cyberchondriac. I have a terrible habit of looking up all kinds of diseases online and finding the one thing that applies to me and then obsessing about it until I find another one.
2. I have lived in Georgia, Montana, Texas (Austin and SA), Colorado and London. My Dad was military and then I sowed my wild oats before settling down to be a wife and mother.
3. I think Austin is by far the coolest city in the world and I can say that as I have been to Amsterdam, Paris, all over Germany, Boston and NYC. Its the people and the feeling you get as soon as you drive into the city limits.
4. I honestly can say I have the best mom on the planet and she is the best Nana to the kids anyone could ask for.
5. I am lucky enough to have all my family around me on both my husbands side and my side. In fact, my husbands parents, sister & family and brother & family live in our neighborhood.
6. I love my new married last name and was always terrified I would have something so plain like Smith or Jones. I get asked daily what nationality it is and am happy to say we are the only Donbavand family in the US...
7. I have been skydiving and its not what you think. There is no drop in your tummy - its like a big fan in your face. I would never bungee jump though.
8. I am terribly competitive almost to a fault. I hate losing and it's one thing I'd like to improve in my lifetime and be better at.
9. I am a celeb gossip FREAK! I get the weekly US magazine and I love reading websites like Perez Hilton etc...
10. My kids are by far the best thing that ever happened to me. And I am so happy I ended up with 2 little girls.
11. I am lucky to have had the same best friend who I still see every day since I was 13 years old. And I would still go to her in a heart beat if I really needed something.
12. I drink a glass (ok maybe 2) of red wine every night. Hey, they say its good for you.
13. I have seen Dave Matthews in concert over 5 times and he is still the best concert I have been to and I would see him again.
14. Burgers and Fries are my favorite meal and I guess that is why I cannot lose these last 15 pounds after 2 kids. AND I still don't want to give them up (also see number 12).
15. I have run 2 half marathons, both after each of my beautiful daughters were born. I cannot wait to try the full!
16. I am a screamer when I get mad... not a silent treatment type person and I don't hold grudges. Really all it takes is a friendly smile and a comforting face to make me love you all over again. I hate not getting along and sadly, being liked is one of the more important things to me.
17. I think a good boss is the key to getting anywhere at work. If you do not have one, its rare things will change or you will get moved to this "inside" once on the outside. Look for something else. But always take something important from where you have been and appreciate the lesson. And the world is small so be nice.
18. I wish I could stay home with my kids but I cannot so I say that I would rather work anyway so I don't have to answer all the questions..
19. I hadn't had a single surgery in my life and since I have been married, I have had 4 ( 2 c-sections, gall bladder removal and another I'd rather not post)... I guess I am getting old.
20. I have a blog and I find it very soothing to write in it and know that some mothers even get something out of it. And I am especially glad I have inspired some good friends to start their own to document their babies growth...
21. I was born with VERY dark brown hair but cant every bring myself to really go back to it.
22. I snort when I laugh. And I am not the least bit embarrassed about it.
23. I adore karaoke! And my favorite thing to sing is Frank Sinatra..
24. I bite my nails and think it's disgusting but have tried everything in the world to stop and simply cannot. I have given up on it - bleeding cuticles are just my way of life...
25. I love that I found facebook and get to stay connected to many people I would in no way had ever talked to again....
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Still Running Windows Vista – It's time to move on.
Windows Vista will no longer be supported from April 11 2017
Windows Vista was released in 2006 as the successor to Windows XP. It was not a popular version of Windows and never really stood a chance. There are however a small percentage of people still using Windows Vista. If you are one of these people then you need to be aware. From April 11 2017, you will no longer receive new security updates or non-security fixes from Microsoft. You will not be protected against threats and bugs discovered after this date.
In other words, it's probably time for a new computer.
Why a new Computer?
Windows Vista was released back in 2007 so there's a good probability that the hardware in your Windows Vista machine just isn't up to the job anymore. Technology has moved on and so have we as users. one issue when looking at older machines is the potential cost to upgrade. If the machine needs more memory, a larger hard drive and then the new Operating System you could be looking at paying out a similar amount to a brand new computer. That ageing processor might just about cope with Windows 10 but wouldn't you rather have a fast up-to-date machine that could see you through the next 10 years?
How much would a new machine cost me?
Cost is always going to come down to personal preference. E.g. what you want to get out of the machine. If you are just looking at a new machine to perform simple tasks then for around £350 we can provide a brand new laptop or desktop computer with Windows 10 installed and copy your data from the Windows Vista machine. We will also give you an introductory lesson to Windows 10. The move to a new operating system is not as bad as you think.
Do I have any other options?
Again, depending on what you use the machine for, a free operating system can be installed on the Windows Vista machine after backing up your data. This costs £50, and we will show you around the new operating system.
The one option we would not recommend is to carry on using Windows Vista. The risk of compromise will increase once support ends and you will come across more apps and devices that will not work with Windows Vista.
It is time to move on.
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An older guy reluctant to embrace a change, I am still using Vista despite being strongly advised to migrate to the new pc I have had for one and a half years. Embarrassed and quite ashamed to have not transferred files to start using the windows 10 and new machine Brian provided. I now find my system has crashed and desperately need to make the effort to upgrade.


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Petite potted wonders
Bonsai is an ancient Japanese art form that's typical to miniature trees grown in containers. 'Bonsai' is a Japanese pronunciation of the earlier Chinese term 'penzai', though once the art form was introduced in Japan in 1185 AD, it was refined to an extent not yet approached in China.chandigarh Updated: Jan 10, 2014 11:38 IST
Following World War II, a number of trends made the Japanese tradition of bonsai increasingly accessible to western and world audiences.
One key trend was the increase in the number, scope, and prominence of bonsai exhibitions.
Another key trend was the increase in books on bonsai and related arts, now being published for the first time in English and other languages for audiences outside Japan.
The third key trend was the increasing availability of expert bonsai training outside of Japan with Japanese teachers travelling worldwide and students coming from all parts of the world to Japan to learn.With Bonsai having made its way to Chandigarh as well, we talk to a few creators in the city and their love for their plants.
Major General (retd) Bewli, who has been creating bonsais since 1999, says, "A common misconception is that bonsai is considered miniature in nature; they are just pruned in such a way and are not a dwarf species."
Bonsai does not require genetically dwarfed trees, but depends on growing small trees from regular stock and seeds.
Bonsai uses cultivation techniques such as pruning, root reduction, potting, defoliation and grafting to produce small trees that mimic the shape and style of mature, full-size trees.
The growth is guided, not halted. According to him, the most common species in Chandigarh are the Ficus plant and the Banyan tree, with a sapling costing a few hundred rupees, whereas a full-grown plant can sell for up to R1 lakh.
"The price depends on the maturity and species," he says, further adding, "I have about 50-60 plants in my collection now."The average age he says is 70-100 years with proper care. So, there's a good chance your plant will outlive you.
Maninder Sandhu, another Chandigarh-based creator says that she does this out of the peace and pleasure it gives her to watch her plants grow.
"I got into it because of late Mr Anil Kaushik, who had started a Bonsai club about 15 years ago and got us budding enthusiasts together," she recalls.
According to her, Bonsai has technicalities that all Indian plants aren't conducive to. "Most of our bonsais are indigenous, but when we started, the nurseries here did not have any variety.
So, Mr Kaushik would source plants for us from outside the country," adds Sandhu. Her collection also comprises of Ficus-based varieties.
Arvinder Randhawa, 57, was introduced to bonsai by late Dr JS Sarkaria, who used to run a club for enthusiasts. She believes that even non-tree plants can be cultivated using Bonsai techniques.
According to her, a bonsai is never fully-grown, as long as you keep taking care of it.
"People ask me to sell some of my plants because a mature bonsai could easily fetch me R20,000. But, they're like my kids; I have put a lot of love and effort into them."
Narinder Jaspal, another enthusiast from Chandigarh to have been introduced to the world of Bonsai by Dr Sarkaria, says she has always admired the art form.
"Dr Sarkaria was a very strict teacher," she reminisces, and adds, "Unlike potted plants, the first thing you need to know is absolutely no mud should be used; only a mixture of slightly thick sand and finely crushed manure and other nutrients, if need be, but no mud."
According to her, when picking out a plant, you should keep in mind the thickness of the trunk, which should be 8-10 inches, and one should also keep in mind the trunk's shape and size."I completely cut off the leaves of my plants twice a year, as I find that a good way to maintain their size," she says.
Basic care tips for bonsai:
Avoid dehydration as well as over watering; there should never be standing water.
Compost should be very rich in nutrition, as these plants require more mineral-rich soil than normal potted plants.
Constant pruning and shearing is a must.
Plants need to be repotted every 2-3 years because of the constantly growing roots.
Plant needs a lot of sunlight and should be kept in a well-lit corner of the house.


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Failure is not a permanent event; it is only a setback to achieving success and should never be considered a show stopper. It is the natural progression to success.
Who decided that failure needed to be thought of as a negative thing? I believe there is nothing negative about failure. failure teaches us the lessons that we may not have been able to learn any other way. When viewed properly failure guides us in honing our approach to success.
As a child, we never knew the meaning of failure. All one has to do is remember a time when persistence and practice finally achieved success. Learning to ride a bike is probably the best example of this since at some point in their lives most people learned to ride a bike.
In the beginning, how many times did you have to put your feet down after just a few pedals? How many times did you fall? How many times did your friends laugh at you? Each of these events was a failure, but as a child how did you view these failures? Like most accomplished bike riders, I think you saw these events as a challenge because the word failure was not in your vocabulary, so you set to work learning from the challenges and focused on honing your skills.
Somehow the word failure entered our vocabulary as adults and is far too often used to define an event on the path to success as an all-encompassing bad thing. Take the word failure out of your vocabulary. Any well-intentioned effort made towards achieving your dream that does not work out as you envisioned it does not mean you failed. So just like when you learned to ride a bike remove the word failure from your vocabulary and focus on honing your skills through persistence and practice.
There is no challenge free path to success for anyone, many successful people faced multiple challenges before succeeding. For example, Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, had to overcome bankruptcy before succeeding.


text: The United States of America, also commonly known as the US, is a beautiful country which is known all across the globe for its many natural wonder, culture, freedom, and literature. This country actually comprises of 50 states, 5 self-governing territories, federal districts, and many other possessions. The capital of this country is Washington,...Continue reading


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Anthony's Trip to Switzland
- Author: Anthony Kelly
- Published: 26th Feb '09
- Region: London
- Tags: Family, Moving On, Siblings, Trips, video diary
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After finishing treatment, Anthony and his brother thought it would be a good idea to take a Christmas trip to Switzerland…and here's what happened! First stop, a hot meal and a cold beer, unpacking can wait until later…. Nicely refreshed and ready to do some sight seeing, we follow Anthony and his brother as they stroll the streets, stopping to marvel at the array of wonderfully unusual sights on offer…. and generally having a laugh. Cheers!


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Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes had a choice to make: Should he join then-Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt in fighting an investigation by the Environmental Protection Agency into fracking's effect on water quality in the Sooner State or not?
It was May 2014 and signing on would put the then-new Utah A.G. at odds with heads of two of the agencies he was supposed to represent, the Utah Division of Water Quality and Department of Environmental Quality, who saw no value in wading into the issue.
Bridget Romano, Reyes' solicitor general at the time, said the letter was "political, plain and simple," and passed along the concerns of state agency heads.
It was one of several times that Reyes had to decide whether to join his fellow Republican attorneys general in fighting politically charged issues either in the public eye or the courtroom. There were challenges to Colorado's laws on gun background checks and limits on gun magazine capacity and fights against EPA ozone regulations and other regulations on the energy industry.
In several cases, a batch of emails provided to The Salt Lake Tribune shows, Reyes sided with his GOP cohorts who were fighting the environmental regulations that big campaign donors often loathed.
Pruitt, whom President Donald Trump named as EPA director in 2016, believed the agency's Office of Inspector General (OIG) was stepping on states' rights and would duplicate other studies into water quality and hydraulic fracturing, a productive method of oil mining.
The Oklahoma A.G. said the OIG should "focus your efforts instead on ferreting out fraud, waste, and abuse," according to a May 9, 2014, draft of the letter.
Pruitt wrote a letter on his own and released it. But the political arm of the Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA), a group that works to elect Republicans who will fight for small government "and the preservation of conservative values," believed it would be more powerful if the letter came from a bloc of Republicans.
The fracking letter was shipped to GOP attorneys general by the Rule of Law Defense Fund (RLDF), a public policy arm of RAGA. Reyes is the RLDF chairman.
Reyes wanted to keep his involvement in the letter quiet, but he also wanted to check with the agency directors in Utah who would have interest in the fracking issue.
Walt Baker at the Division of Water Quality and Amanda Smith at the Department of Environmental Quality were "each asking why the AGs would object to the EPA conducting an investigation respecting an area under its purview," according to an email Romano sent to Reyes' private email.
Still, Reyes wrote in a May 7 email, "I would love to support Pruitt."
Parker Douglas, Reyes' former chief federal deputy and general counsel, worked into the evening on the deadline for joining the letter and was back the next morning to get Reyes' signature onto the letter.
The emails were obtained by the Center for Media and Democracy, or CMD, a progressive watchdog group that sued to force Pruitt to release thousands of similar emails that outlined his close ties with the oil industry.
Pruitt is now under investigation by the same office that was looking into fracking in his state, over his travel expenses as EPA chief, his discount rental housing arrangement with the wife of an energy industry lobbyist and his around-the-clock security.
CMD is suing in Utah's 3rd District Court to force Reyes to release similar emails, and its representatives provided The Salt Lake Tribune with copies of a few dozen emails it has already tracked down.
"You have an organization that is funded by frackers and other industry that is using this venue to get top state law enforcement officials to take a position," said Arn Pearson, executive director of the CMD. Reyes "went ahead and did that despite the advice from his clients in the state."
Some of those energy companies donate to RAGA, which in turn fuels Republican A.G. candidates' campaigns. RAGA gave Reyes $300,000 for his 2014 and 2016 elections — making it his single largest donor.
"It's a pay-to-play operation," Pearson said of RAGA.
The emails also show oil industry groups would request — and receive — time with the Republican A.G.s at conferences hosted by RAGA to discuss federal regulations.
Reyes' office disputed the notion that energy groups, through the RLDF, had undue influence over the office.
"This is an elected office where Sean is accountable to the people and responsible to add Utah's voice to that conversation," said Ric Cantrell, Reyes' chief of staff. "I wouldn't say anybody is pulling Sean's strings."
Romano, now working in the Salt Lake County district attorney's office, said it was appropriate that Reyes unilaterally decided whether to join Pruitt's EPA pushback. She said she advised Reyes that, given she found the Pruitt letter to be "purely political," it was the A.G.'s call whether he wanted to sign on.
"He's the elected official," she said. "He gets to make policy calls as the elected official as to what he wants to sign on to support or oppose."
Although the subject of the fracking correspondence involved public policy, those and many of the other emails were sent from Reyes' private email accounts.
"Our policy is that we draw bright lines so no state resources are used for nonstate business," Cantrell said. "When it's [state] policy oriented, the [office] policy is we bring it back into office channels."
Reyes' office denied a records request by the CMD, saying the emails were campaign-related, Pearson said. Yet in another exchange, from October 2015, Reyes lamented that an RLDF representative didn't give him enough time to decide whether to join Arizona in a fight against a new EPA regulation that aims to cut ozone pollution.
"It's not professional," Reyes wrote to Douglas from a Google account, "and constantly puts us in positions to make policy decisions without ample time to understand the facts, particularly in our state."
Some of the email chains included messages to both private and public accounts.
Utah would later join Arizona, Oklahoma and other states in fighting the new ozone rule. The EPA has said seven Utah counties periodically violate the new standards, formally putting the state on notice Tuesday.
"We started paying attention to RAGA and RLDF when it became clear that they were playing a major role in organizing energy industry efforts around climate denial and undermining environmental regulations," Pearson said.
"Certainly, Pruitt played a leading role in that," Pearson said. "But Reyes has played a major role as well."
The emails provide a glimpse into the framework of the RLDF and RAGA before Trump became president, when the group was confronting policies of the Obama administration. The Tribune requested all email and correspondence among Reyes, his staff and the RLDF between Jan. 1, 2017, and mid-November 2017. Reyes' staffers said they found none.
In another email obtained by Pearson's group, from 2016, Samantha Dravis with the RLDF (who later joined the EPA) circulated a draft letter that Republican A.G.s would release in response to Democratic attorneys general investigating Exxon Mobil over how it responded after its scientists warned them of the dangers of climate change.
The Republicans came to the defense of the company, a RAGA donor, and released the letter in June that year.
"If it is possible to minimize the risks of climate change, then the same goes for exaggeration. If minimization is fraud, exaggeration is fraud."
Thirteen A.G.s signed the letter, including Reyes.


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"I was looking to have a playlist when I had some friends come over to my place. So that's why I decided to make it."
Who is your favorite artist?
Frank Sinatra
What's your favorite concert you've been to?
So far EDC has been the absolute best one I've been to.
Do you play any instruments? If not, is there one you would like to learn?
Someday I would like to play piano, but no I don't currently play any instruments.
What artist (dead or alive) had the biggest impact on your life?
Maybe Pitbull.
Name the last album you purchased?
Metallica's Hardwire to Self-Destruct


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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
My Riteaid run....$3.00 money maker on breathe right strips!
I am pretty excited about tonights Riteaid trip. Its been a while since I have been to Riteaid and was missing it :) the only thing that would have made it more fun was if Rachel could have gone with me!
here's what I did:
store 1:
2 bags chips...1 rang up $3.41 and 1 rang up correctly at $2.79. I didn't notice until I got home but was shopping with a 1 year old so it happens!
Sierra mist $1.59
Carefree liners $1.00
Breathe right strips 10 ct. $3.99
Snickers $.44
-used $2.00/2 Sunchips from Pepsi moments insert
-used free Sierra mist wyb sunchips from Pepsi insert
-used $1.00/1 carefree from 5/8 SS
-used free Breathe right strips from my Riteaid wellness+ account (took off $5.99!!)
total: $.64 plus tax, received $1.00 +up from the breathe right strips!
store 2:
Similac formula X2 $4.99 each
Tiger balm $3.99
Teddy Grahams $1.07 (not pictured. said 1 year old ate them)
-used (2) $5.00/1 Similac product from doctor's office
-used (3) $1.00 any purchase video value coupons
total: $2.04 plus tax, received $1.00 +up from Tiger balm
and now I have 3 $3.00/$15.00 survey coupons! Woo Hoo!!!
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Surface runoff
Water that flows over the earth's surface; precipitation that falls to the earth, is not infiltrated, evaporated, or transpired, and exceeds the capacity of the soil or the vegetation to absorb it.
Also known simply as Runoff.
Terms, Definitions, and Concepts: Agriculture, Ecology, Forestry and Silviculture, Hydrology, Management, Pollution, Science, Water
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Set in northwest England in the year 1866, this heartbreaking novel is of a woman put into a mental institution by her husband- a husband she never wanted. Ivy Squire, nee Greenlake (having to change her name was an irritation to her) was married by her parents to Benjamin Squire as a social and economic move; Squire's mother, who made the match, only wanted someone decorative and fertile. Ivy was not consulted at all- not at all unusual for that time. Ivy, an avid reader and devoted to her invalid sister, had no interest in leaving home. But her odd ways had always been an embarrassment to her mother, and this marriage offer was a good arrangement in her eyes.
Sadly, her odd ways make her less than satisfactory to her new spouse and mother-in-law, and Ivy is revolted by her husband and his demands. When she finds secret ways to maintain some autonomy, her happiness proves short lived.
Ivy's odd ways are simply Asperger's syndrome, unheard of in the Victorian age. In our day, people with Asperger's are just beginning to be accepted as normal (whatever that is); imagine how much worse it would have been back then, when every inconvenient female was considered to have a mental illness, as was every one who did not adhere closely to the prevailing way of life.
Problems at the institute make Ivy's – and the other patient's- situation worse. Enoch Gale, founder of Goldcord and Medical Superintendent, has secrets that would ruin him were they known. To add to Gale's problems, the Commission in Lunacy, which oversees mental hospitals, is starting to frown on the fact that very few patients are released as cured. Dr. Ballard, new to Goldcord, and the new nurse, Tilly Swann, show promise of making humane changes, but can they do this before a panicked Gale destroys lives?
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My copy of Goldcrop Asylum was given to me by the author in return for a fair review; this in no way affected my review.


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We often associate the word Quality with the way customers define it and the way it meets the changing business requirements. But in this dynamic business landscape, we need to look at quality with a totally different perspective. It is imperative that today's enterprises produce quality products consistently, while reducing time-to-market and optimizing the costs involved. Companies that fail to do this will become obsolete overnight.
The first step is understanding what Quality Assurance (QA) is. Quality Assurance is often confused with testing, however QA focuses on defect prevention activities like training, reviews and facilitation, whereas testing is a quality control activity focusing on defect detection. The ultimate aim of QA is to reduce the overall cost of quality, which is the overall goal of all organizations as well.
Here are some ways we can improve Quality Assurance:
- Understand the customer needs. It is important to dig deep and understand what the customer really needs. Creating a requirement specification document, reviewing it thoroughly, raising relevant queries, and getting appropriate answers can be the first step towards improving QA. Furthermore, developing an understanding document specifically stating what the end results will look like and getting the final signoff from the customer can lead to QA processes that are aligned with business needs.
- Define acceptance criteria. As the popular saying goes, "if you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there." This holds true for Quality Assurance, which is why clearly defining the acceptance criteria, reviewing all the factors defined and getting buy in from customers will help create a roadmap to achieve specific business goals. Ensuring a well-defined mechanism to get regular candid feedback on the criteria can also be beneficial as in the long run the criteria could change.
- Measure on a periodic basis. Quality is never an accident it has to be planned. Clearly articulating progress of a project on a weekly basis and reporting to all the stakeholders is critical to a successful QA approach. Constantly measuring against predefined acceptance criteria, reporting on a regular basis to the customer improves trust and ensures the team is on track.
- Create a competent team. One of the most important elements to make customers believe they will get the product with the highest quality on time is to have a team full of best QA SMEs. Selecting the right team is the first step towards better quality. If you want to deliver the best quality to the customers then the team has to be full of 'A players'. Knowledgeable resources in QA methodologies also give confidence to the customer that their output would be of the highest quality.
- Clearly define escalation mechanism. In these changing times, things sometimes don't go as planned. These cases often lead to customer dissatisfaction. During these situations having a clear governance structure and a pre-defined escalation mechanism will ensure that one can reach senior leadership for further action without any barriers. This will show customers that the project is getting the utmost attention and in turn will enhance their confidence in you.
As the saying goes, "quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives."
Quality is not merely about the end product delivered. It is also about ensuring the smooth journey of customers throughout the lifecycle of the project. Once the cost of quality is reduced, the overall IT spend reduces, resulting in increased customer satisfaction and repeat business.


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May 20th, 2020. Today, the General Audit Chamber presented its report entitled "Focus audit on the reconstruction funds for St. Maarten" to Parliament.
The focus audit is a new type of audit. Only facts are presented; recommendations and conclusions are not issued.
Based on their review, the General Audit Chamber determined that at the end of 2019, 5.8% of the total funds made available, were disbursed for projects.
The challenge for the near term is ensuring the acceleration of disbursements. In the event money is still available in the Fund after 2025 and the Fund ceases to exist, the World Bank will return the remaining amount to the Netherlands.
An above-average hurricane season is expected in 2020. In combination with the COVID-19 crisis, all parties involved face the increased challenge of getting homes, schools, and shelters hurricane-ready.
The report is published in both English and Dutch and is available on the website of the General Audit Chamber (www.arsxm.org) and on the institution's Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
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This furnished wooden doll house is really straight out of a dream! Kidkraft Dream Mansion is certainly large enough to allow several kids to play at the same time and houses fashion dolls up to 30 cm. With its elegant staircase and gliding lift, it's surely the perfect pad for Barbie to entertain her lucky friends. I bet they can't wait to be invited for a sleepover in one of the 2 gorgeous canopy beds!
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The Answer to the West Lothian Question
Under international law, the only effect one Independent State can have upon another Independent State is through the obligation and terms of a bi-lateral Treaty. This principle is embodied in Article 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties , that states: a "…party may not invoke the provisions of its internal law as justification for its failure to perform a treaty."
The UK Government draws up on its LEGAL BASIS from Union with Scotland Act 1706 and or the Union with England Act 1707 Article 4 of the Act of Union states: "That all the subjects of the United Kingdom of Great Britain shall from and after the Union………have the same Rights Privileges and Advantages"
However, since devolution the people of England & Scotland, have had different rights, privileges and advantages.
The treaty of union is therefore null and void and England or Scotland can withdraw using the provision of Article 61 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties .
Article 61 Supervening impossibility of performance
A party may invoke the impossibility of performing a treaty as a ground for terminating or withdrawing from it if the impossibility results from the permanent disappearance or destruction of an object indispensable for the execution of the treaty. If the impossibility is temporary, it may be invoked only as a ground for suspending the operation of the treaty.
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Preface: Remote Sensing in Coastal Environments
Center for Geospatial Research, Department of Geography, University of Georgia, 210 Field Street, Room 204, Athens, GA 30602, USA
Bio-Optical/Physical Processes and Remote Sensing Section, Naval Research Laboratory Code 7331, Building 1009, Stennis Space Center, MS 39529, USA
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Academic Editor: Prasad S. Thenkabail
Remote Sens. 2016, 8(8), 665; https://doi.org/10.3390/rs8080665
Received: 12 August 2016 / Accepted: 15 August 2016 / Published: 17 August 2016
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Remote Sensing in Coastal Environments)
The Special Issue (SI) on "Remote Sensing in Coastal Environments" presents a wide range of articles focusing on a variety of remote sensing models and techniques to address coastal issues and processes ranging for wetlands and water quality to coral reefs and kelp habitats. The SI is comprised of twenty-one papers, covering a broad range of research topics that employ remote sensing imagery, models, and techniques to monitor water quality, vegetation, habitat suitability, and geomorphology in the coastal zone. This preface provides a brief summary of each article published in the SI. View Full-Text
Keywords: barrier island; sea turtle habitat; mangroves; Sahara Desert coast; kelp; spartina biomass; bathymetry; mangrove distribution; Brazilian Coast; hypoxia; Louisiana Shelf; UAV; harmful algal blooms; Yellow Sea; Po River delta; Venice Lagoon; suspended sediment dynamics; geostationary ocean color imager; mangrove leaf pigment; semi-analytical algorithm; seagrass biomass; shoreline change; northern Java Island; sun glint removal; bottom reflectance; coral reefs; coastal marsh; belowground biomass; root:shoot
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Hello Guys,
Happy weekend to you – please ball properly and stay outta trouble out there.
This year 2020, we all have promised ourselves to do everything possible to hit the jackpot and secure the bag 💰 in our various hustle. So do our Musicians aspire too.
They want to drop more hits, sell-out shows, grab as many Awards as possible and most importantly stay very relevant.
In 2019, many people compared Naira Marley to Olamide because he was so hot and seriously popping while Baddo was a bit on the low (we don't know what came over him).
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Rush Asawa SOTA PSA features the love notes
Nearly two years ago, the Ghost Ship fire in Oakland killed 36 people including a teenager who attended the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts/SOTA. My bestie's son attends SOTA. She took in love notes the first school day after Ghost Ship and helped the community to create an altar of loss and remembering.
She sent me the photo this week. The "get love. give love." lives on in pictures, serves as a reminder of what will not be forgotten as long as memories remain intact. I'm taken with the small acts we do that create healing and ceremony for those around us.


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The surprise landslide win of the People's Action Party in the Sept 11 polls shows Singaporeans found Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his team worthy of their trust.
And the new Government must continue to ensure that the hard- won faith of the voters is well deserved, President Tony Tan Keng Yam told them last night.
Dr Tan, speaking at a ceremony to swear in the new Cabinet, which he praised as "bold, strong and forward-looking", also had advice for them.
"Singaporeans have chosen to place their trust in you because they believed you were the most worthy of that trust. The trust of the people is a precious thing. It does not come easy," he said.
"You must continue to strive to deserve that trust. You must continue to engage Singaporeans honestly and openly. You must continue to speak frankly with them on the tough issues and lead with humility," he added at his first Cabinet swearing-in ceremony since he became President in 2011.
Even as he welcomed the new Cabinet, he also took stock of the good progress Singapore had made in the last term of government.
The Government has worked hard to improve the lives of Singaporeans and has renewed its commitment to a more caring and inclusive society, said Dr Tan as he listed a raft of measures being undertaken - from economic restructuring to the introduction of lifelong medical insurance MediShield Life.
Dr Tan also noted that "we have remained cohesive in spite of a more diverse populace".
Fault lines such as race and religion can divide, and external forces can tug at the nation too - terrorism and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria remain a deep concern, he said.
"But despite our differences, we remain united," he said, adding that Singapore stayed true to the convictions of its first president, Mr Yusof Ishak, who saw the country's variety of race, language, religion and culture as a strength.
But a long road lies ahead, said Dr Tan.
The world economy has hit a rough patch, and Singapore grapples with an ageing population and sits in a volatile region that grows ever more uncertain.
In the Sept 11 General Election, he noted that Singaporeans sent a clear signal that they wanted to stay together in the face of regional and global uncertainties, and to work with the Government for a better future.
"Singaporeans are a good-hearted and strong-spirited people. They will stand together in the hardest of times," he said.
"And as they have shown over the past 50 years, they are capable of responding to exceptional leadership to accomplish remarkable things."


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2017, Volume 2, Issue 2
Number of items: 21.
Wahlich, John Pharmaceutical Science without borders: The 8th APS International PharmSci 2017. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.11.
Thiab, Samar, Wainwright, Mark and Riby, Philip The development of analytical procedures using ICP-OES and ICP-MS for the analysis of trace metals in pharmaceutical formulations. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.12.
Hatami, Aida, Carr, Kevin, Whiteley, Paul, Wilkinson, Simon and Dodou, Kalliopi Ex vivo studies for the passive transdermal permeation and extent of metabolism of methyl and butyl paraben from a cream. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.13.
Box, Karl, Ruiz, Rebeca, Outhwaite, Breeze and Lee, Sam Study of the impact of different salts on the intrinsic dissolution rate of pharmaceutical compounds. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.14.
Box, Karl, O'Dwyer, Patrick and Watson, Hayley Biorelevant drug release of Metformin dosage forms using complementary in vitro tools. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.15.
Asim, Muhammad S, Ghori, Muhammad U. and Conway, Barbara R Probing the Impact of Porosity on Swelling Kinetics of Hydrophilic Matrices. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.16.
Ghimire, Manish Understanding the Integrity of Coating for Taste-Masked Granules – Before and After Tablet Compression. pp. 14-15. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.17.
Farias, Smirna Aspirin loaded xerogels for buccal and oral GIT delivery for patients with dysphagia to target deep vein thrombosis. pp. 16-18. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.18.
Gondal, Sonia Ashfaq, Abbas, Nasir and Hussain, Amjad Microencapsulation: A taste and odour masking approach for garlic (Allium sativum) powder. pp. 19-20. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.19.
Ridzwan, Irna Elina, Suhaimi, Maryam Saadah, Wasli, Nur Syafinaz, Kasmuri, Abdul Razak, Azzubaidi, Marwan Saad, Hashim, Ridzwan, Ahmed, Qamar Uddin, Ming, Long Chiau, Mohamed, Nornisah and Syhami, Syed Mohd The distinct role of kappa opioid receptor in attenuating relapse to morphine/methamphetamine (polydrug) dependence in mice. pp. 21-22. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.20.
D'Angelo, Alessandra, Edgar, Benjamin and Antonijevic, Milan The Utilisation Of Thermal Methods For The Screening Of Three Component Co-amorphous Systems. pp. 23-25. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.21.
D'Angelo, Alessandra, Reading, Mike and Antonjievic, Milan D Micro-photogrammetry as a tool for characterisation of dissolution behaviour of pharmaceutical dosage forms. pp. 26-28. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.22.
Tighsazzadeh, M.A. and Boateng, J.S. Erodible Film Formulation for Potential Ocular Drug Delivery. pp. 29-30. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.23.
Edgar, Benjamin, D'Angelo, Alessandra and Antonjievic, Milan D The Use Of XRPD And ATR-FTIR In The Screening Of Three Component Co-amorphous Systems Created Via A Melt-Quench Method. pp. 31-32. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.24.
Malek, Nazneen, Ermonlina, Irina, Khutoryanskiy, Vitaliy V and Hackl, Ellen V Investigation of Physicochemical Properties of PVA-GANT Mucoadhesive Hydrogels. pp. 33-34. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.25.
Richter, Margarethe, Kaialy, Waseem and Bello, Hussaini Twin-screw granulation – a systematic analysis of process parameters. pp. 35-36. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.26.
Gupta, Abhishek, Low, Wan Li, Britland, Stephen, Radecka, Iza and Martin, Claire Physicochemical characterisation of biosynthetic bacterial cellulose as a potential wound dressing material. pp. 37-38. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.27.
Patel, Dhruvnesh V, Bassin, J Paul and Griffiths, David G Synthesis and evaluation of novel antifungal agents targeted to the plasma membrane H[+]-ATPase. pp. 39-40. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.28.
Abbas, Nasir, Hussain, Amjad, Ahsan Hafiz, Muhuammad and Perveen, Kausar Formulation and evaluation of fluconazole loaded nanospongies for improved topical drug delivery. pp. 41-42. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.29.
Abbas, Nasir, Amir Ijaz, Qazi, Hussain, Amjad and Irfan Bukhari, Nadeem Synthesis and evaluation of pH dependent hydrogels for controlled release of Venlafaxine HCl. pp. 43-44. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.30.
De Angelis, Elena, Immins, L, Jibry, N, Hunt, D, Cheng, K, Chowdhury, P, Patel, C, Wilhelm, S and Williams, P Enabling an Accelerated Development Path for Chlorhexidine Digluconate Gel 7.1% w/w for the Prevention of Omphalitis. pp. 45-46. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5920/bjpharm.2017.31.


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P&J Energy Voice Gold Award Winners!
The LMS team gathered on Friday 6th September at The Chester Hotel to see who would pick up the gong for this year's "Small Business of the Year".
Thrilled to be finalists and already recognised by a panel of industry professionals in amongst what we believe was a record year for nominations, you can only imagine our delight when our name was called out as winners! Managing Director, Kirk Anderson and Sales Director, Millar Kennedy danced to the stage as the supportive guests cheered them on.
The "Small Company of the Year" accolade honours the best small company's commitment to people, culture, the North Sea and the Aberdeen community.
The team is absolutely over the moon and it is down to all of our dedication and commitment in the last three years, which has resulted in significant growth of 180% and geographical diversification seeing the business operating across over 40 countries worldwide.
With a key focus on people, innovation and quality, our collaborative approach through fostering a worldwide distributor network across all continents further supporting a 55% turnover from international trade has seen us excel in recent months.
Kirk Anderson, Managing Director said: "Winning this award is an incredible achievement for LMS and we are delighted that the judges recognised just how far we have come.
"We are now holding influence in wider global energy hotspots around the world and I would like to personally thank our team for their hard work and determination to deliver an exceptional service, always providing a personal touch for the benefit of our customers."


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In cooperation with the University of Missouri Kansas City, Park University has developed a 3+2 dual Bachelor's of Science Degree program.
In cooperation with the University of Missouri Kansas City, Park University has developed a 3+2 dual Bachelor's of Science Degree program.
The 3+2 Dual Degree program may be completed over the period of 5 years. Students will receive a Bachelor's of Science degree in chemistry or mathematics from Park University and a Bachelor's of Science in civil or mechanical engineering degree UMKC who is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABETAEC. The completed 3+2 program provides both the academic foundation and practical application needed to be successful in the field of engineering.
As a student in our Dual Degree program, you'll be required to take face-to-face classes at our Parkville, Missouri campus. Students will spend the first 3 years at Park University taking foundational courses for their chosen B.S. degree prior to taking engineering courses in their final two years for their chosen degree at UMKC.
The pre-engineering curriculum prepares students with a broad technical knowledge base in science and mathematics. The following courses are a suggested course of study.
CH 107 General Chemistry I…………………………….. 3 cr.
CH 107L General Chemistry I Lab ………………………. 1 cr.
CH 108 General Chemistry II …………………………… 3 cr.
CH 108L General Chemistry II Lab …………………….. 1 cr.
CH 407 Physical Chemistry I ……………………………. 4 cr.
MA 221 Calculus and Analytic Geometry for Majors I …………………………. 5 cr.
MA 222 Calculus and Analytic Geometry for Majors II ………………………… 5 cr.
MA 223 Calculus and Analytic Geometry for Majors III ………………………. 3 cr.
MA 302 Ordinary Differential Equations …………….. 3 cr.
PY 205 Introduction to Physics I ………………………. 5 cr.
PY 206 Introduction to Physics II …………………….. 5 cr.
PY 275 Engineering Statics ………………………………. 3 cr.
TOTAL ……………………………………………. 41 cr.
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Offered, through our School of Natural, Applied, and Social Sciences, Park University's Pre-Engineering course plan is for students who are interested in pursuing a degree in engineering. By incorporating essential coursework in mathematics, physics and chemistry, students who complete this program will acquire a solid foundation in the core areas required for any engineering specialty.


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