Our community is always in need of back to school kits, holiday cards, soldier care kits, and more; Stop and Serve was created for that purpose. Stop by the Commons in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to create and assemble these kits for a quick service opportunity.
Our community is always in need of back to school kits, holiday cards, soldier care kits, and more; Stop and Serve was created for that purpose. Stop by the Commons in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to create and assemble these kits for a quick service opportunity.
Our community is always in need of back to school kits, holiday cards, soldier care kits, and more; Stop and Serve was created for that purpose. Stop by the Commons in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to create and assemble these kits for a quick service opportunity.
Our community is always in need of back to school kits, holiday cards, soldier care kits, and more; Stop and Serve was created for that purpose. Stop by the Commons in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to create and assemble these kits for a quick service opportunity.
Our community is always in need of back to school kits, holiday cards, soldier care kits, and more; Stop and Serve was created for that purpose. Stop by the Commons in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to create and assemble these kits for a quick service opportunity.
Our community is always in need of back to school kits, holiday cards, soldier care kits, and more; Stop and Serve was created for that purpose. Stop by the Commons in the Hulman Memorial Student Union to create and assemble these kits for a quick service opportunity.
David Quammen is an author and journalist whose books include The Song of the Dodo (1996), The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (2006) and Spillover (2012), a work on the science, history, and human impacts of emerging diseases (especially viral diseases), which was short-listed for eight national and international awards and won three. In the past thirty years he has published several hundred works of literature, including pieces for National Geographic. David will come to Tilson and lecture on pandemics, emerging diseases, and Charles Darwin.
Mary Lou Retton catapulted to international fame by winning the All-Around Gold Medal in women¹s gymnastics at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, becoming the first American woman ever to win a gold medal in gymnastics. After collecting several additional medals in her Olympic career, she has retired as a gymnast and now travels the world as a motivational speaker, corporate spokesperson, and "Fitness Ambassador". Retton will be giving a presentation on "The Competitive Edge".
The kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart has been one of the most followed abduction cases of our time. After being taken from her home in 2002, she was safely returned to her family nine months later. Through this traumatic experience, she has become an advocate for change related to child abduction, recovery programs and national legislation. Elizabeth will be gracing the Tilson stage with a presentation entitled "Overcoming Adversity: The Elizabeth Smart Story".
For more information, call 812-237-3770 or visit www.hulmancenter.org.
