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Rotary Club of
Dayton
This Week at Rotary
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2021
"A Life in the Theatre"
Club Leaders
SPEAKER: W. Stuart McDowell
Brian O. W. Stuart McDowell is an award winning playwright, director and scholar. He was a
Martin two-year Fulbright Scholar, as well as a DeWitt Wallace Fellow, for residencies in
President Berlin, where he focused on Bertolt Brecht's work. Stuart served as Chair of the Wright
State University Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures from 1994-2016,
after working in professional theatre in New York and California for two decades as
actor, composer, director, translator and artistic director. Stuart and his wife, Gloria
Shaun Yu Skurski co-founded the Riverside Shakespeare Company of New York City, Where they
President- mounted dramas and benefits, including the first New York City stage production
Elect featuring Tom Hanks in 1979.
Chair of the Day: Lorna Dawes
Kimberly M.
Bramlage
Secretary
Walter A.
Hibner
Vice
President This Happened Last Monday...
Randall K. Pre-meeting chats ended and we were brought back together at 12:10 pm and President Brian Martin welcomed us to a beautiful
day as well as noted how beautiful it was while on vacation and pointed out his backdrop as one of the beautiful scenes he saw
Domigan
while in South Carolina. Bill Nance gave the invocation and spoke about patience. He then led us in the Four-Way Test and the
Treasurer
Pledge of Allegiance. Next he shared the news of the day.
Secretary Kim Bramlage welcomed everyone to the meeting and Diane Farrell introduced her guest Jamie Kenny. Kim then
Jean L. recognized March Birthdays This week: Bob Hanseman, Shaun Yu, Shayna Thomas, RoNita Hawes-Saunders and Tom Kemp. Next
Maychack up she called on voluntary Day-10s. Nick Warrington gave a Day-20 to announce that unfortunately WSU Arts Gala will be
iPast cancelled again this year. Each year the Gala raises about $150k/yr. for scholarships . This year 250 Wright State custom Snow
President Globes will be created and sold instead. This is done in partnership with Rotarian Kelly Lehman. WSU Snow Globe proceeds will
support the Arts Gala Scholarship Fund. https://securelb.imodules.com/s/1606/hybrid/index.aspx?
Megan sid=1606&gid=1&pgid=2277&cid=3776. Jean Maychack gave a Day 50 for reconstructive surgery her son had on an old foot
Manuel injury he suffered in an accident. Carolyn Rice gave a Day 100 for her Paul Harris to recognize her father-in-laws 90th birthday
Assistant and for her being selected for Leadership Ohio class. Shaun Yu announced that Dayton Classic Radio station will feature WSU on
Governor the day of the would be scheduled gala 4/17 and gave a Day 100 towards his Woodhull. Holly Wiggins gave a Day 25 to thank
Diane Farrell for the chamber Empower group and to announce that DP&L is AES Ohio rebranded. Cindy Garner gave a Day 25 for
her son graduating in the Air Force and moving to Pensacola. Matt Scarr gave a Day 100 in memory of Sandy Gieb.
President Brian then called on John Neff, Dayton Rotary Foundation Trustee a $3000 grant to Goodwill Easter Seals of Miami
Birthdays Valley for their car seat safety program. He then introduced of Caryl Segalewitz of Goodwill Easter Seals to review the program
and how beneficial it is to the community. Brian then introduced Steve Conklin as our newest Dayton Rotarian, Adam Horseman.
Merle F. Brian officially welcomed Adam into the club. He then shared that (USA) Rotary, we will be meeting on zoom at least until the end
Wilberding of this Rotary year or through June 2021. We hope the vaccinations will come sooner and we can get back to normal.
March 8th
Presient Brian then welcomed Karla Garrett Harshaw as the Chair of the Day. She introduced both Robyn Traywick and Joseph
Warden from Advocates for Basic Legal Aid for the presentation. Robyn thanked Rotary for having both she and Joe and began
the presentation for Civil Legal Aid in Dayton and spoke on the Medical Legal Partnership for Children. What is Civil Legal Aid? It is
Terry F. the right to counsel. Basic human needs like access to food, shelter, health care, and safety may be at stake in civil legal cases.
Offenberger Civil legal aid organization provide free legal assistance to people who cannot afford an attorney (usually 125% of the FPL). What
March 12th is the Medical Legal Partnership Movement (MLP)? It was first created in Boston in 1993 where a pediatrician Barry Zuckerman,
MD hired lawyers to woork with doctors at the Boston Medical Center to address legal needs that impacted child health. There are
currently over 292 MLP sites around the country serving children, seniors, veterans, immigrants, people who were formerly
Evelyn incarcerated, pregnant women and individuals with cancer. The MLP is a healthcare delivery mondel which addressed health-
Davidson harming legal needs that disproportinately affect people living in poverty. Healthcare and legal professionals use training, screeding
March 12th and legal care to improved patient and population health. Legar care is integrated into the delivery of healthcare with deeply
engaged health and legal partners at both front-line and administrative levels. The Dayton MLP for Kids profides consultations,
coaching and training for providers and free legal services for patients and families (through referrals). They assist with legal
advice, preparing legal documents, representation in court, and with systemic advocacy. Social Determinancts of Health are the
Kenneth F. conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age. These circumstances are shaped by the distribution of money,
May
power amd resources at a global, national and local level. For chidlren the social determinants of health are the conditions in
March 12th which they live, learn and play.
Next she covered the topic of
Adverse Child Experiences such as
Katherine
emotional, physical and sexual abuse
Vriner
as well as physical neglect and
March 12th
emotional neglect. Also included are
"Household Challenges" such as
parents treated violently, substance
abuse in the household, mental
Robert E illness in the household, parental
Daley seperation or divorce and
March 13th incarceration of a household
member. How poverty affects
children...living in poverty increases
the likelihood children will
Carl E. experience additional ACEs which
Moyler lead to worse health outcomes and
March 14th toxic stress which can have lifelong
effects. Robin then shared with us a
case study and concluded the
presentation and Kim thanked
everyone for coming.
Speakers
March 08, 2021
Stuart McDowell,
Professor Emeritus -
WSU Theatre
A Life in the Theatre
March 15, 2021
Restaurateur's
Roundtable
March 22, 2021
Robert Signom III,
Curator
The Packard Museum
March 29, 2021
Chat Rooms Welcome to Dayton Rotary!
April 05, 2021
Mark Murdock
Dayton VA Medical
NEW MEMBER PROFILE
Center
Adam Horseman has called the Dayton area home for nearly his entire life. After graduating
April 12, 2021 from Beavercreek High School, he attended Wright State University, majoring in Athletic
Exchange Student Training. He then traded in the cold of Ohio for the sun of Florida, attending the University
Roundtable of Florida, where he worked as an athletic trainer while earning his Master�s degree in
April 19, 2021 Exercise and Sport Science. Even though the university was experiencing high levels of
Jonathan McNeal athletic and academic success, Adam yearned to return to his roots in Ohio. He came back
Oscars Preview in 2006 and began his career at Wright State, where he has spent the last 14 years.
April 26, 2021 Recently though, Adam shifted gears and took his passion for helping others and problem
Bing Davis, Local solving and begin working as an Insurance Consultant for Robert K. Jones Insurance in
Artist Kettering. Now, he spends his days building relationships with individuals and local business,
using that knowledge to craft insurance solutions to protect the things they value in life.
May 03, 2021
Laura Estandia,
Adam, his wife Brittany, and their two children (Camden and Jake) reside in Beavercreek,
Executive Director
where his wife owns and operates a successful law firm. In their spare time, they serve in
Bike Miami Valley
their church, shuttle their kids to various sporting events around town, spend time cooking
May 24, 2021 together as a family, and seek out all the hidden gems of this great city!
Red Ribbon Takeover Adam Horseman
Meeting Robert K Jones Insurance
3809 Wilmington Pike Suite 100
Kettering, Ohio 45429
937-294-2600
adam.horseman@rkjonesins.com
A Note of Thanks to our Foundation
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