Author name: Patrick Arehart

CNO Member since 2017, Technology Committee, Finance Committee, Newsletter

Rose Marie Ward – Miami University

From miamioh.edu: “Dr. Ward’s research interests are in the area of college student health, with a focus on both addictive/harmful behaviors and prosocial activities. She is currently serving as the Associate Dean of the Graduate School. She actively supports and engages students in the research process and brings students to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.” View her presentation entitled: “Drunk, Drunker, and Drunkest: Recent Trends and Insights on College Students and Alcohol.”

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Dave Ball – TJ’s Place of Hope

On November 17, 2005, at the age of 1, CHS 2005 graduate T.J. Whitehead took his own life after battling drug and alcohol addiction for most of his adolescent life. Cheryl Crabtree, his mother, and Greg Crabtree, his stepfather, started T.J.’s Place of Hope in 2006. After struggling to get the help their family needed with T.J., they started this foundation. They serve teens and young adults ages 12-25 (plus their families). Most kids they help are middle school and high school students.

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Heather Dorsten -The Learning Tree Farm

Learning Tree Farm was founded by teachers Sally Keyes and Jean Ryan in 1973. In the 1970’s they noticed that not all kids learn the same way and many had not been exposed to nature. In 1973 they began hosting small student groups at the farm. The first kids were from Dayton’s inner city and they were excited to be there. It amazed them to see so many trees in one place. Since its small beginning it has grown to host 14,000 people per year.

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Our First ZOOM Meeting

The last CNO lunch meeting was on 3/10/2020. Today was the first online Zoom meeting. Greg Griffin announced we will have online meetings each Tuesday at noon. He said we are turning “obstacles into opportunities.” Greg has been working on updating the club directory. If your information has changed, please send your updates to Greg Griffin.

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NO MEETING

The lunch meetings for 3/17/2020, 3/24/2020, and 3/31/2020 have been cancelled. Below are dates for meetings and events that many not happen. Please check the website and with committee chairs to be sure meetings are being held before you head for the meeting. The Build-A-Bear event for Childhood Health and Wellness on 4/2/2020 has been cancelled. The CNO 2.0 event on 3/19/2020 has been cancelled. The New Optimist Welcome Event on 3/26/2020 has been postponed to a later date.

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Libby Nicholson – Care House

CARE House and others like it exists because the standard system is not user-friendly to clients. Before CARE House, children would be subjected to duplicate efforts by service providers and they are further traumatized by fragmented responses which increases the likelihood of cases falling through the cracks. Investigations before this program involved as many as 22 people asking the kids similar questions. By bringing all the services and providers under one roof, they are able to reduce the number of contacts down to three people.

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Rob Lupidi – Danis Group of Companies

Founded in 1916 by B.G. Danis, the Danis Group of Companies (Danis) is a third-generation, privately-owned company based in Dayton, Ohio. The company does a lot of high-profile building around Dayton and the U.S. Danis is one of the top 20 builders in the health care industry. They originally built the UD Arena and just finished the renovation of the arena 2 months ago.

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CLUB DAY

For year 2018-2019, CNO was recognized as an Honor Club and as a Distinguished Club. CNO received a 2018-2019 patch for our banner for being a Distinguished Club. Pat Behn announced and presented awards received by CNO members for the 2018-2019 year.

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