There Are Currently Over 900 Children Waiting On A Mentor - Incentives to sign up include $500 Gift Certificate to Gallery Furniture and more!

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS - INFO BELOW IS FROM The GALLERY WEBSITE - thanks efamily member Janice Weaver for sharing! https://www.galleryfurniture.com/bbbs.html
The success and betterment of Houston area families and children is a top priority for Mattress Mack and Gallery Furniture. For this reason, we are partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Houston to help connect disadvantaged Houston area children with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships with trusted mentors that will change their lives for the better, forever.

To inquire about becoming a mentor through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Houston, please fill out the form below:

First Name
Last Name
Email

Phone Number

Zip Code
SIGN ME UP!
In the Greater Houston area, there are currently over 900 children waiting on a mentor. These children and their families independently approach Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) because the child has decided they would like a mentor and has expressed this wish to their family. These families reach out to BBBS to act as the facilitator of the mentor-child relationship because the children do not simply need a mentor, they and their families hope for one.

BBBS only matches mentors with children in one-to-one relationships and does not provide group mentoring sessions or events. This allows for the child and adult to build honest and open friendships where real trust and guidance can be established.

Every mentor-child match made across programs is assigned a degreed match support specialist who checks in with the adult and child each month to ensure the match is progressing successfully. These degreed match support specialists present themselves as a resource for any and all situations that may arise during the mentor-child relationship.

Gallery Furniture and BBBS are calling for volunteers to become mentors, or “Bigs”, for the over 600 boys and 200 girls in the greater Houston area who are in need of the guidance and friendship that these relationships provide.



Male mentors are BBBS’s most difficult demographic to recruit and men of color are the most difficult within that need. The over 600 boys waiting to be matched with a mentor are disproportionately African American and most have stated that they would prefer a mentor of the same race.

These statistics have inspired Gallery Furniture to offer incentives for individuals in the Houston area who sign up as mentors through BBBS. Please read below to learn more about the program options and the requirements and incentives for becoming a BBBS mentor.

MENTOR REQUIREMENTS
In order to become a mentor you must:

Be a caring, positive person who wants to have fun
Be 18 years or older
Be able to commit to at least one year
Have a vehicle and proof of auto insurance
Have a current Driver’s License
INCENTIVES
Gallery Furniture is offering a $500 GF gift certificate to each individual who successfully completes mentor enrollment and completes the minimum requirement of 2 sessions per month for 2-3 months. Additionally, Gallery Furniture is offering a $250 GF certificate every 3 months to those who remain an active mentor and will hold a drawing every 3 months for mentors to receive another $500 GF gift certificate.

BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER MENTOR PROGRAM OPTIONS:
SCHOOL/SITE-BASED:
A Big meets with a Little 2-4 times a month throughout the school year during a non-core class, extended lunch break or after school. Bigs and Littles work on homework together, play games, throw a ball around, or simply share stories with one another.

MENTOR2.0:
A mentor is paired with a high school student at select partner schools. Mentoring takes place each week during the school year through online communication on our proprietary platform complemented with pre-scheduled in-person events every 4 to 6 weeks. mentor2.0 is more flexible on the mentor’s schedule and designed to help students graduate high school prepared for the future.

COMMUNITY BASED:
A Big is matched with a Little ages 6-14 with the commitment to see each other two to four times per month for a couple hours. Matches spend time together in the local community and plan their own outings, based on activities they like to do, such as playing catch, reading books, or getting ice cream.

We encourage you to visit http://www.bbbstx.org/houston/get-involved/be-a-big/#faq1 where you can read Frequently Asked Question’s about BBBS and find the program which best suits you.

Thank you for your interest in mentoring a disadvantaged child in the Greater Houston area through Big Brothers Big Sisters. A representative from BBBS will contact you soon. Your compassion for the needs of Houston's children is truly appreciated by Mattress Mack, Gallery Furniture and BBBS. God bless you!

Thank you for your interest in mentoring a disadvantaged child in the Greater Houston area through Big Brothers Big Sisters. A representative from BBBS will contact you soon.Your compassion for the needs of Houston's children is truly appreciated by Mattress Mack, Gallery Furniture and BBBS. God bless you!

Effectiveness of Early Voting Centers - thanks Janice Weaver for sharing!

"Voting centers prove popular as half of Harris County voters cast ballots outside home precincts"
-Houston Chronicle, 11/26/19

Dear Janice,


As we approach this Thanksgiving Holiday, I am so thankful for the support of people like you. I am also thankful for our many community partners who have been there for us to help make all of our first year achievements possible.

1. Countywide Voting Centers - As promised, my team and I have made voting simpler and more convenient by making it possible to #voteYOURway at any location on Election Day.Half of the voters this November chose a location other than their home location.

2. Extended Early Voting Hours - We wanted to make sure that our hard working families had time to vote before or after work during both weeks of Early Voting instead of just one.

3. Additional Early Voting Locations - We opened 6 new Early Voting sites including the campuses of Texas Southern University and the University of Houston bringing the total number of Early Voting locations to 52.

4. Textbot Poll Finder and Wait Time Features - We developed 2 new features to tell you how to find the nearest voting location and also how to find the shortest lines.

5. Election Judge Training - We improved our election judge training and included additional ADA and sensitivity training for all election workers. In fact, Harris County is the first county in Texas to include information on supporting transgender and nonbinary voters.

6. More Transparent Website - We updated the harrisvotes.com website by including information on the application process for Voting Centers, easy to find election reports, and added aCommunity Toolkit with downloadable assets.

7. New Wallisville Annex - We opened our 11th annex location so that customers would not have to drive so far to get copies of vital documents.

8. Sexual Harrassment Training - All 333 employees completed Sexual Harrassment and Sensitivity training.

9. ADA Lawsuit - We settled a six year old ADA lawsuit from the last administration by providing greater access for all voters.

10. New Marriage License - We created a new more modern design with a new Harris County Clerk logo showing the skyline of "can do" city of Houston.

With your continuing help, the sky is the limit as to what we can accomplish together. Thank you again for standing with me and for your support. Best wishes to you and yours for a very Happy Thanksgiving!

Onward!

Signature - Diane (sharpee)

Diane Trautman
Harris County Clerk

Project Row Houses Holiday Event

Holiday in the Tre': Official tree lighting, photos with Santa, a holiday market, live entertainment, an ice rink in the kids' zone and much more

Holiday in the Tre is Sunday, December 8, 2019 from 4p-8p The event will be free to the public and include an official tree lighting, photos with Santa, a holiday market, live entertainment, an ice rink in the kids' zone and much more!

If you are able to attend and cover, please contact me.

Thank you for your time and consideration. Happy Thanksgiving!

Kynetta Moore
Special Events and Marketing Manager
Emancipation Park Conservancy
3018 Emancipation Ave | Houston, Texas 77004

O: 713-528-1872 | M: 832-883-5116
E: kynettam@emancipationparkconservancy.org
W: www.emancipationparkconservancy.org
Click below to follow us on Social Media!

Comedy Dec. 31

Tell Them We Are Rising| The Story of Black Colleges and Universities

Tell Them We Are Rising| The Story of Black Colleges and Universities -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgmri7VBzpA
if link does not work, copy and paste into your browser:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgmri7VBzpA
Tell Them We are Rising The Story of Black Colleges and Universities - Documentary We do not own the copyright
www.youtube.com

Acres of Angels Hosts Rally for Sylvester Turner-Sat. Nov 30th Phone Bank and Block Walking Follows!

Sample Ballot for EARLY VOTING Dec. 2nd-10th Hours of Operation Vary

November 27th
7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

December 2nd - December 7th
7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

December 8th
1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

December 9th - December 10th
7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Methodist Summer Internship, Baylor SMART program, MD Anderson programs, UT McGovern School of Medicine summer research

Cut and paste the links in your browser - most medical schools and research hospitals have summer programs starting in high school just google to find out more and deadlines are fall or winter for the following summer.

Baylor SMART Program (Maria did this one - stayed on Rice Campus)
https://www.bcm.edu/education/schools/graduate-school-of-biomedical-sciences/programs/diversity/smart
MCGovern School of Medicine summer programs https://med.uth.edu/oep/medical-education/student-programs/summer-research-program/



MD Anderson - https://www.mdanderson.org/education-training/degrees-programs/summer-research-programs.html
Several programs for premed or Phd Research.. time to apply this fall for next summer - some are even available to high school students - use the Efamily blog search box (top left) for more opportunities. On your phone at the bottom of the blog, "see web version" to call up the search box - top left.

Earn an undergraduate or graduate degree at MD Anderson https://www.mdanderson.org/education-training/degrees-programs/school-of-health-professions/prospective-students/undergrad-application.html

HMAAC The Body Remembers - Houston Museum of African American Culture

The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open
Thursday, December 5, 2019 at 6:30 PM
1010 Waugh Drive - Houston, TX 77019

MLT Deadline Nov. 30th - EXCELLENT Career Prep Program for College Students

Urban League offers Vendors opportunities at events

Dear Small Business Community:

On Thursday, December 12, 2019, the Houston Area Urban League will hold its Annual Meeting & Luncheon at the Hilton Americas Hotel. This meeting and luncheon is held to give a report to the community and funders of the many achievements and accomplishments made by the organization over the past year. The luncheon speaker will be Mayor Sylvester Turner.

As an added feature, we are inviting approximately 10-20 small vendors to participate and sell their merchandise. Vendors who are selected to participate will have the first option to apply for booth space at the 2020 National Urban League Conference African American Marketplace, which will be held in Houston at the George R. Brown Convention Center August 5- 8, 2020.

The vendor fee for luncheon is $225.00 which will include one 10x8 skirted table, 2 chairs and one ticket to luncheon (additional tickets can be purchased for $35.00 each).

If you are interested, please reply to elmerr@haul.org or call (713)393-8765 no later than November 20, 2019. Decisions on vendors selected will be made by November 22, 2019. We look forward to hearing from you.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Elmer D. Rogers
Director of Fund Development

Purple Carpet Affair: A Night of Stars !!!!!!!!!! :DECEMBER 13th , 2019 at 7 P.M. in the Phillis Wheatley School Auditorium

Tickets are $20.00 regarding the scholarship fundraiser event listed above . Appearing on stage will be Archie Bell . Marvin "Lou Rawls" Pearson , Comedian "Black Prince " , Men of Distinction Step Team from Texas Southern University, Tracie Ki-Roger Valentine , Aaron Lakey , Totty Swearingen , and others . Wear your favorite Christmas or purple attire as a photographer will be available to produce instant photos in the front of the auditorium !!!!!! Vendors will also be available for early Christmas shopping !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DUE TO DEMAND , TICKETS WILL ALSO BE SOLD AT THE DOOR !

Dr. Paul Joseph , Chair
Elaine Jackson Williams , Co - Chair

My Alma Mater Phillis Wheatley - and with Paul Joseph as chair - it will be wonderful - you may remember Paul taking planes of food to Ethiopia when he was in management at Hobby Airport, his breaking the color barrier at Busch Gardens, and knowing him all my life (his mom was in Scattergood Club)... I know this event will be great (I plan to go!) and I implore you to support this cause!

Santa Breakfast for Charity at Nordstrom -Benefits Children's Hospitals - Houston + other cities

SANTA BREAKFAST

at Nordstrom | December 7th & December 14th

Join us in store for a jolly buffet with the man in red. Santa will mingle with everyone during breakfast and be available for pictures, and there'll be other fun activities too. We'll donate 100% of ticket sales—up to $25,000—to local children's hospitals, in support of kids and their families in our communities across the U.S. and Canada. For tickets and dates, go to nordstromrsvp.com/santabreakfast.


Benefiting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

Join us in store for a jolly buffet with the man in red. Santa will mingle with everyone during the breakfast and be available for pictures, plus enjoy fun holiday activities. We'll donate 100% of ticket sales—up to $25,000—to local children's hospitals, in support of kids and their families in our communities across the U.S. and Canada.

Tickets:
$15 Children (3–17 years)
$25 Adults (18+)
Free for children 2 and under

Don't wait, space is limited.
To view a full list of events and locations, select "Purchase Tickets".

Canadian guests: Canada event tickets are priced at an adjusted USD amount to account for exchange rate conversion.

Mentor Breakfast-Houston Association of Black Journalists

Seeking African American Santa for Photos? African American Art, Collectibles, Sorority or Fraternity, Dolls, Ornaments? African American Owned

Every Year I always encourage shopping, gift cards, use the gift giving opportunity a chance to make a difference in the community. The owners have worked hard in the Acres Homes Community to not only have a business but to hire students to farm vegetables to creating a beautiful community Center. My children always took their SANTA photos here and got some delicious wassil to boot! As well as a collectible every year - All God's Children or Thomas Blackshear, etc. There is no line for the photos! Call first to be sure what time Santa will be at the shop and enjoy your visit. About 15 minutes outside of downtown. Shirley Ann Gift Shop Shirley Ann Black Art & Showroom 4.9 Google reviews Collectibles store in Houston, Texas Address: 6130 Wheatley St, Houston, TX 77091 Phone: (713) 692-1195

Don't forget the Shrine of the Black Madonna also in our neighborhood - wonderful gifts. Don't forget restaurants - see other post on the Black Shopping Week movement for ALL Americans, Be A MINDFUL SHOPPER!

HMAAC Champagne & Ribs Houston Museum of African American Culture

You are invited to our annual
CHAMPAGNE & RIBS!
Join us Wednesday, the 11th of December
7:00pm to 10:00pm
Houston Museum of African American Culture
4807 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77004

Get your tickets by pressing the link below
Champagne and Ribs Tickets https://www.eventbrite.com/e/champagne-ribs-tickets-79205069495

Champagne and Ribs is a time set aside to increase awareness about HMAAC, while raising the much needed funding to support the vision
About this Event
Champagne and Ribs is a time set aside to increase awareness about HMAAC, while raising the much needed funding to support the vision and enjoying ribs along with champagne. HMAAC seeks to be a cultural portal through which people share and converge histories and contemporary experiences that acknowledge and expand the African American experience, and from such interactions come together to build a common future.

General Admission
$50.00
VIP Admission
$100.00
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NASA ENGINEERING JOBS - Opportunity CLOSES Nov. 26th

https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/552320400

https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/552321400

In this case, the openings are only available for applicants for 24 hours. You can create a resume in USAJOBS that is ready to go for the next time if you don't make today's deadline!

You can create an account in USAJOBS and get reminders every time a job is posted that meets your criteria of interest. Contractors also have openings - https://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/about/people/contractorlist.html - check their websites. Also simple google searches also provide links to working at NASA. If you are an undergrad or grad student - internships at NASA are found at https://intern.nasa.gov/

All Americans - Shop Black Week - Your Impact Reaches owners, employees, turn over the $-support the community!

copy and paste https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkjBHINAix4

this Movement - like small business saturday, is aimed at ALL Americans - Watch the compelling video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkjBHINAix4

We are so excited to bring you Shop Black Week, a major movement starting Friday, November 22nd. Hopefully, you have already heard about it, but if not, take a look at their promotional video which spells out the campaign or their article in Ebony. Let's get busy making history together!

Even better news, 1-800 UNITE US is one of the official Participating Organizations. I have negotiated a discount of 70% to list your business on the site. Simply sign up at their site and use Coupon Code: Uniteus, AND help spread the word via your social media accounts, and you can enjoy this benefit today up until midnight 11/22/19.

Remember to #shopblackweek or #SBW2019 after your purchases to tell everyone - include the business name, location, and photos. Let me know if you have any questions, and let's make history!

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Thanks for your continued support of Black Businesses. Everyone will win with this one.

Carla
________________________________
Aysha Jackson
Campaign Coordinator
and
Carla Tillman
Media Specialist
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Website = Facebook
Toll Free: (833) 991-0911
Email: 2019shopblackweek@gmail.com
1-800 Unite Us
3651 S. La Brea Ave., #511
Los Angeles California 90016
United States Thanks Pratt for sharing!

Emerald Soiree-Twelve Days of Christmas 20th Year of Giving

Party. With. A. Purpose. For the 20th year.

We are one month away! Make it a date night with friends and/or your significant other for Twelve Days of Christmas, Houston Chapter's Emerald Soirée on Saturday, December 7, from 8:30 pm - 1:30 am.

How to Party with a Purpose? Visit our Eventbrite page for ticket price and sponsorship levels.

Don’t want to drive? Grab a Uber or Lyft to head over!

Want to stay the night? Grab a discounted hotel room at The Lancaster. Enter the code 'TWELV' when booking a room online or call the hotel directly (713-228-9500).

Have company in town? The more, the absolute merrier!

Need a babysitter? Many of our own Twelve Days Moms like services like Care.com. Also check to see if your company offers parenting benefits!

Want to save a little money? Get an Early Bird Ticket for $100 on our Eventbrite page. Act fast! Offer ends November 21.

We are looking very forward to having this 20 year celebration with you and giving right back to the Houston community. As always, thank you for your commitment to Twelve Days!

Emancipation Park Holiday in the Tre'

Jingle over to Emancipation Park to experience community entertainment, an interactive kids zone, photos with Santa, a holiday vendor market, food and much more!

Date And Time
Sun, December 8, 2019
4:00 PM – 8:00 PM CST
Location
Emancipation Park
3018 Emancipation Avenue
Houston, TX 77004

Link to RSVP https://www.eventbrite.com/e/epc-presents-holiday-in-the-tre-tickets-78279292471

Valet Parking at Moulin Rouge

Entrance for valet parking is off Ennis Street, Lot F.

Lot F is off Ennis Street between Wheeler and Blodgett.

Tickets Sold at the Door Tonight - Moulin Rouge - Don't Miss This!

Just wanted to let you know if asked.... we are accepting payments for tickets at the door. I’ve received texts twice this morning by friends before 6:30 am inquiring if they can still attend. We’re setup for credit card payments, cash, and checks as well. Below is the link that you can share for eventbrite which will be open until 11:00 pm tonight.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/76137291689?aff=efbneb

Moulin Rouge Raffle - 1 for $50 or 3 for $100

Purchase tickets via zelle pcclinksinctreasurer@gmail.com Text me at 713-304-3336 for instructions - choose a package for each of your ticket(s).

If you can't attend but you want to support our scholarships and many programming activities such as NSBEJR chapters at 3 schools, science fairs, DASH Diet program with the elderly, art salon programming with up and coming artists at the TSU Art Dept., Human Trafficking awareness, Voter Education and Registration Drives, Mental Health Fair, Health, Education, Science Fair and Carnival at Sunnyside Park and more!

Please consider purchasing a raffle ticket AND if you can don't miss the fun (couples/singles) when you are tranported to Paris at the TSU University Museum Moulin Rouge - Singers, Dancing, Casino fun and more surprises - you don't want to miss it and bring a friend! Rod and I will be there!

African Fashions, Entertainment & more at S.H.A.P.E Sat. Nov 23rd Event - Shop!

Efamily member knows this designer.. highly recommended Tickets are $10 dollars -- you can pay at the door if there’s still room. The capacity of the set up is 70 spectators/attendees. Ticket buyers get a 15% discount on any items purchased. It might be a great chance to diversify your wardrobe or pick up a holiday gift or two.

Get out the Vote Volunteer Activity Monday Nov 25

Biggest Block Walk Ever...GOTV (Get Out the Vote) Saturday, Dec. 7th

Various locations including Texan Y, and more..

http://www.thebiggestblockwalkever.com/registrationform.htm

Thanksgiving Parade & Mayor's Contest & Holiday SPECTACULAR "UNWRAP DOWNTOWN"

For more information, visit www.houstontx.gov/mayorsholiday/

JINGLE BELLS HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR CONTEST
Enter for a chance to win the Jingle Bells Holiday Spectacular Contest! Prize package includes: Deluxe Guest Room Accommodations up to a Family of Four at the Hyatt Regency Houston; Gift Certificate to Shula’s up to a Family of Four; Hyatt Regency Houston Breakfast up to a Family of Four; and much more!

Enter for a chance to win here: http://www.houstontx.gov/mayorsholiday/jingle-bell-contest.html

Learn more about the events listed, including all street closures at houstonspecialevents.org. Real-time updates available at https://www.facebook.com/HoustonSpecialEvents/.

Unwrap Downtown with the Thanksgiving Day Parade, Thing-A-Ma-Jingle & Mayor's Holiday Spectacular
The Downtown District is repackaging the Downtown holiday experience with a new campaign called Unwrap Downtown, in partnership with the City of Houston and Houston First. The holiday season kicks off with a series of special events over Thanksgiving weekend featuring the 70th Annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade and Reliant Mayor’s 100th Holiday Spectacular, along with Thing-A-Ma-Jingle on Main Street, a new signature holiday event hosted by the Downtown District.


ANNUAL H-E-B THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE RETURNS WITH NEW ENTRIES AND DAZZLING PERFORMANCES
Jump start the holidays in Downtown Houston with the 70th Annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade. Legendary floats, marching bands and holiday spirit will continue to reign at the annual Downtown tradition on Thursday, November 28, 9 at am. The Voice contestant Simone Gundy will light up this year’s parade with a performance from “The Greatest Show” in collaboration with local talent from the Houston Contemporary Second Company and Aldine Carver Dance Company. Additional performances throughout the parade will feature an excerpt from Theatre Under the Stars’ (TUTS) “Elf—The Musical,” marching bands from across the state and many more. Parade Starts at Smith and Lamar.

The Parade is FREE for all. For those who would like to purchase general seating, there is an opportunity to do so now on the website: www.houstontx.gov/thanksgivingparade/

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DOWNTOWN DISTRICT ANNOUNCES NEW HOLIDAY CAMPAIGN AND SIGNATURE HOLIDAY PARTY ON MAIN STREET
The first annual Thing-A-Ma-Jingle takes place along Main Street, which will be closed to vehicular traffic, between Commerce and Rusk in Downtown Houston’s Historic District, Friday, November 29, 7 pm to midnight. Recommended for ages 21 and up, the giant block party will feature a Black Friday Gift Market, Christmas karaoke, photo ops with Hipster Santa, lighting projections and much more. Event attendees can enjoy food and drink specials and live music at area bars and restaurants.

For updates and specials, follow this event on https://www.facebook.com/events/557294708341395/

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CHLOE x HALLE TO HEADLINE CENTENNIAL
RELIANT LIGHTS MAYOR’S HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR
Celebrating 100 years at City Hall, Mayor Turner and Reliant invite Houstonians to Hermann Square for a FREE event perfect for the entire family. The annual spectacular features live music and the lighting of the 65-foot holiday tree on Saturday, November 30, 5 – 8pm. Headlining the event this year is Grammy-nominated sister duo Chloe x Halle with a special performance from American Idol contestant Uché. Additional performances include Theater Under the Stars’ “Elf—The Musical,” The Best Little Kelzmer Band in Texas, Kingwood High School Madrigals, Houston Children Chorus among others.

For more information, visit www.houstontx.gov/mayorsholiday/

JINGLE BELLS HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR CONTEST
Enter for a chance to win the Jingle Bells Holiday Spectacular Contest! Prize package includes: Deluxe Guest Room Accommodations up to a Family of Four at the Hyatt Regency Houston; Gift Certificate to Shula’s up to a Family of Four; Hyatt Regency Houston Breakfast up to a Family of Four; and much more!

Enter for a chance to win here: http://www.houstontx.gov/mayorsholiday/jingle-bell-contest.html

Learn more about the events listed, including all street closures at houstonspecialevents.org. Real-time updates available at https://www.facebook.com/HoustonSpecialEvents/.

Holiday Play Dec. 15 - UT Alum Starring

Our own UT alum Dave Shepard will be starring in the stage play “It’s A Love Thang” at the Stafford Centre in the Houston metro area on Sunday, December 15, 2019 at 5 p.m. See advertisement and address below.

It is a Christmas holiday dramedy with a Christian message and appropriate for all ages. Tickets are $45 each, and they may be purchased online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/its-a-love-thang-tickets-77846999471?aff=ebdssbeac or from Dave. You may contact Dave at (832) 292-3007 (Cell) or dave.44shepard@gmail.com.

Black Friday and CyberMonday Deals Tip..

An efamily member passed along a tip regarding CyberMonday Dec. 2 this year - she got hotel discounts for stays in New York city that were great deals for throughout the year as she was a frequent traveler. Got a 75% discount! She saw the deals on the hotel websites not the chains they belonged to! She made Christmas reservations and more!

This website https://blackfriday.com/ has a lot of deals already posted for Black Friday. Also just a simple google search black friday deals several stores come up such as Macy's Walmart etc. The ads are already out!

Early Voting for Run-Off Details - Thanksgiving Eve - Ask Your College Kids Home for the Holiday to VOTE!

Seeking a Turner YARD Sign?

Contact any of the offices below:
6648 Antoine Dr.
713 923 0349

2219 Crockett St.
832 207 8984

5910 Scott St.
713 918 9673

4910 Willowbend Blvd.
713 854 2641

Want to get involved with the Women For Turner go to https://womenforturner.com/
Anna James, Chair
Donna Blackshear-Reynolds, Co-Chair

Church Fundraiser Fish Fry from Efamily Member David Hollins

David H. and Hattie we're at it again to pay the bills at the Church. If you can spread the word we need some help selling plates


Place Order with
Carl Jones
(713) 256-8459
2243 Lawn Crest Drive
Missouri City, Texas 77489
call call Carl Jones before going.

(713)256-8459 Later in the day to be sure they have not run out!

Menu
Fish, potato salad, dirty rice a slice of cake & soda.
Plates are being prepared and sold on Saturday, November 16th, in new neighborhood leading out of Hunters Glen 4 to Fondren as it dead ends into the Fort Bend toll road.

Have a blessed day!
David 🙂👮🏾🤗

Decorated Military Officers Share Road Maps to Careers in Engineering

http://www.nsbe.org/News-Media/NSBE-News/Decorated-Military-Officers-Share-Road-Maps-to-Car.aspx copy link

Scholarships, Internships, Jobs, RESUME Testing at NSBE

From the NSBE website - http://www.nsbe.org/Membership/Membership-Benefits.aspx#.XdAeM1dKjIU


Membership Benefits
As a NSBE member, you can receive discounts on products and services including testing materials, computers, insurance, and more!

Click here to access your member discount codes and to see a complete list of our Member Discount providers.


NSBE Jr.
College Admissions Preparation – Obtain materials to prepare you for the PSAT, SAT, and ACT
Participate in technical competitions such as the Try-Math-A-Lon, MathCounts, Engineering Design Competition (Robotics-based), and the PCI Science Fair.
Receive college application information including how to get into college, financial aid information, etc.
Discounted Kaplan Test Prep services and materials. You can also receive a chance to win a free test prep class offered by Kaplan.
Scholarships and Awards – Awarded to NSBE Jr. members in high school who have excelled academically and expressed an interest in pursuing a career in engineering and related fields.
Subscription to The Bridge – the NSBE magazine that caters to pre-college students. (a $15 value)
Discount Registrations for conferences and events including the Annual Convention/PCI Mini Conference held annually in March. Our conferences offer innovative programming designed to expose youth to science, technology, engineering & math (STEM)
Leadership Development – Develop your leadership skills by serving in many chapter and some regional leadership roles
Opportunity to meet other NSBE Jr. Collegiate and Alumni members from around the world who have walked in the footsteps that you intend to.
Opportunities to be mentored and/or tutored by College Students or Technical Professionals currently working in a STEM field
Collegiate
Access to 20+ companies at regional conferences and over 300 at the National Convention career fair.
Academic support is provided via tutoring and academic achievement programs.
KAPLAN test preparation workshops available at conferences. Discounted Kaplan Test Prep services and materials. You can also receive a chance to win a free test prep class offered by Kaplan.
Leadership Development – Receive exceptional training at regional conferences, the National Convention, and through your local chapter. You also have the opportunity to serve on a Regional and/or National Executive Board.
Post your resume free of charge to top engineering companies in NSBE’s Job Placement Center (JPC) (need link). Search for internships, co-ops, and full-time job opportunities.
Apply for various scholarships and grants. Scholarships are awarded every year to deserving undergraduate students. Many of our scholarships do not require a GPA.
Meet thousands of other students and technical professionals in your field of study.
Compete in a vast number of programs that help prepare you for graduate school and your future career.
Give back to the community through NSBE’s T.O.R.C.H. and Pre-College Initiative programs.
Receive a subscription to NSBE Magazine. Each issue offers the latest industry news and articles tailored to individual areas of engineering. (a $20 value)
Discounts Registrations to conferences and events including the Annual Convention, the largest student planned conferences in the world. Technical training and unparalleled networking opportunities are available at these conferences as you meet people from all over the world.
NSBE Professional
Leadership Development and Training including Panel Discussions with Top Leadership from Fortune 500 Companies
Professional Development via a multitude of workshops, seminars, and networking opportunities at Conferences and local Chapter Functions
KAPLAN test preparation workshops available at conferences. Discounted Kaplan Test Prep services and materials. You can also receive a chance to win a free test prep class offered by Kaplan.
Receive a subscription to NSBE Magazine. Each issue offers the latest industry news and articles tailored to individual areas of engineering. (a $20 value) Includes the Career Engineer, a special section of the magazine that highlights our Technical Professionals
Discount Registrations for conferences and events including the National Convention/Technical Professionals Conference held annually in March
Post your resume free of charge to top engineering companies in NSBE’s Job Placement Center (JPC) (need link). Search for full-time job opportunities.
Access to Fortune 500 Companies during the Career Fair and Networking Suites annually at the Annual Convention/Technical Professional Conference
First year Alumni membership dues are waived for NSBE Collegiate members upon Graduation with an Undergraduate degree within the first year of degree completion. (a $50 value)
Access to scholarships/fellowships
Mentoring and Community Outreach opportunities
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) which address specific areas of Engineer, i.e. Biomedical Engineering, Environmental Engineer, etc…

Join NSBE - Lots of Benefits and Scholarships - Donna Sharing!

This morning as I was on the NSBE site (I found a lot of information that would benefit pre-college - even elementary students and parents. The jobs of the future are STEM - every job is becoming more and more automated, electronic, STEM focused, data analytics, etc. PARENTS, STUDENTS, Professionals go to https://www.nsbe.org/home.aspx find jobs if you are student or STEM professional, register for scholarships, and Conference will be in San Antonio - GREAT Time to Join. For students in elementary it's only $5 to join! You can get an account for FREE and see the info on the site! Parents start early getting your kids comfortable with STEM!

I was on the site as our Port City Links Chapter has 3 NSBEJR chapters at 3 schools - Young Women's College Prep (award winning chapter middle and high school girls), BlueRidge elementary (Pearland), and Gregg Elementary (HISD). We also volunteer at Codwell Elementary and Young Elementary. Volunteers and partners include NASA's African American Employee Resource Group, Worley Corporation, Society of Women Engineers and the Houston Area Urban League. We conduct Science Fairs, STEM speakers from MAD Science to TSU and PV undergrads, grad students and Professors presentations to the students as well as field trips to NASA. If you or your organization would like to join us as a volunteer in the schools let me know at donna.blackshear.reynolds@gmail.com. Contact me also for more information on our efforts and how you or your corporation can help. Every time we volunteer we see the impact on these students - some areas have large homeless populations (students living in shelters) having breakfast, lunch and dinner at the schools - can you give an hour a week, a month, or have a partnership to bring in volunteers or sponsors - let me know!

Stanford Center for Education Policy Analysis - My Brother's Keeper Led to a Significant Reduction in DropOuts!

A 2019
@stanfordcepa
report finds that the AAMA program, part of President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper’s initiative, led to a significant reduction in the number of Black males who dropped out of high school. Check it out! https://stanford.io/2O2SKm0

My Brother’s Keeper? The Impact of Targeted Educational Supports
Author/s: Thomas S. Dee , Emily Penner
Year of Publication: 2019
The My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Challenge developed by President Obama supports communities that promote civic initiatives designed to improve the educational and economic opportunities specifically for young men of color. In Oakland, California, the MBK educational initiative features the African American Male Achievement (AAMA) program. The AAMA focuses on regularly scheduled classes exclusively for Black, male students and taught by Black, male teachers who focus on social-emotional training, African-American history, culturally relevant pedagogy, and academic supports. In this study, we present quasi-experimental evidence on the dropout effects of the AAMA by leveraging its staggered scale-up across high schools in the Oakland Unified School District (OUSD). We find that AAMA availability led to a significant reduction in the number of Black males who dropped out as well as smaller reductions among Black females, particularly in 9th grade.

Poverty and Inequality Topic Area
Topic Areas:
Societal Context, Student Success
APA Citation
Dee, T.S., & Penner, E. (2019). My Brother’s Keeper? The Impact of Targeted Educational Supports.
Media Mentions
October 28, 2019. The Hechinger Report. Some evidence for the importance of teaching black culture to black students
October 21, 2019. Stanford Report. Access to black male achievement program lowered student dropout rates, Stanford-led study finds

GO TO THIS SITE (COPY LINK) https://cepa.stanford.edu/content/my-brother%E2%80%99s-keeper-impact-targeted-educational-supports

ExxonMobil NSBE Scholarship apply by Jan 2020

Are you a Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, or Civil engineering major with a 3.5 GPA, a US citizen or permanent resident & an undergrad sophomore or junior? Apply before January 4, 2020 at http://bit.ly/NSBEScholarAwards. You must attend an
@ABETaccredit
approved #engineering program.

REGISTER TO VOTE!! NOT TOO LATE FOR DEC ELECTION

Register to Vote
To vote in a Harris County election, you must be registered to vote at least 30 days before the election date. To change your name or address, a completed and signed application is also required.

Eligibility for Registration:
To be eligible for registration as a voter in this state, a person must:
be 18 years of age* or older;
be a United States citizen;
not have been determined by a final judgment of a court exercising probate jurisdiction to be:
totally mentally incapacitated; or
partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote;
not have been finally convicted † of a felony or, if so convicted, must have:
fully discharged the person’s sentence, including any term of incarceration, parole, or supervision, or completed a period of probation ordered by any court; or
been pardoned or otherwise released from the resulting disability to vote; and
be a resident of the county in which application for registration is made.
* To be eligible to apply for registration, a person must, on the date the registration application is submitted to the registrar, be at least 17 years and 10 months of age and satisfy the above requirements except for age.

† A person is not considered to have been finally convicted of an offense for which the criminal proceedings are deferred without an adjudication of guilt.

Confirm your Voter Registration Status
You may easily confirm your voter registration status by searching for it on our website or the Texas Secretary of State's website. If you are currently living in Harris County but are registered to vote in another county, you must be registered to vote in Harris County at least 30 days prior to Election Day in order to vote in Harris County.

Where to Register to Vote
Registering to vote is fast and easy! Simply complete a Voter Registration Application and mail the signed application (at least 30 days before the election date) to:
ANN HARRIS BENNETT
Tax Assessor-Collector & Voter Registrar
P.O. Box 3527
Houston, Texas 77253-3527

Obtain a Voter Registration Application by these convenient ways:
Visit any Harris County Tax Office location and submit your completed, signed form from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Our location can be found here.
Download and print an application in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, or Chinese
Request an application online from the Texas Secretary of State.
Request, via e-mail at voters@hctx.net, and our office will mail a paper application to you. Please provide a mailing address and phone number in your email. (Harris County Tax Office)
Call 713-274-VOTE (8683) to be assisted in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, or Chinese.
You can pick-up an application at your local U.S. Postal office, library, high school, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) site, Texas Health and Human Services Commission and other government offices.

FESTIVAL AT KTSU - Blood Drive in Honor of Janice Weaver

Taco Bell Scholarship No minimum gpa

https://www.tacobellfoundation.org/live-mas-scholarship/?fbclid=IwAR0MVQe4XIk66lw5DLE-cQ_n93zo0zldVHctij-1lNLQCBu4oRGLJX-qBqE

Bank of America to pay $20 minimum wage starting in 2020 Wage to go into effect year earlier than planned

https://www.click2houston.com/news/bank-of-america-to-pay-20-minimum-wage-starting-in-2020?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=snd&utm_content=kprc2&fbclid=IwAR0rnpNyfiw7CCj2bXDN_gahn_YhEul7IaVY5DWEw-nP9Tllq8KAZUJ7SO8

Post Office is Hiring thanks Efamily member Juanita Robinson

AP EXAM TUTORING FREE TO ALL STUDENTS

AP PREP: The first of four Countdown Academies will take place Carnegie Vanguard HS from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 16.

The event is free, open to all HISD AP students and teachers, and breakfast will be provided.

Register at bit.ly/36KHBPx by Nov. 15.

1L Women Law Students Scholarship

1L Women Law Students. APPLY ASAP

“Applications for the 2020 DAPP Direct Job Placement Fair are now open. DEADLINE: November 17, 2019

Applicants should be first-year law students from racial or ethnic groups, or any population, historically underrepresented in the legal profession, at any accredited university across the country.

DAPP aims to rectify the continued decline of underrepresented women of color in the legal profession by equipping women of color law students with intensive professional development, academic coaching, attorney and law student mentoring, and summer positions at law firms and corporations following their first year of law school.”

https://dapprogram.org/applications/

Earl Carl Institute Fundraiser to help those in need of Legal Aid

Hello,
I am on the fundraising committee of the Earl Carl Institute, a non profit legal and writing think tank at Thurgood Marshall School of Law. The Institute has a fundraising goal of $30,000 to bring on an additional staff person to help meet the Institute's burgeoning commitment to the community it serves. This includes seniors challenging the loss of their property, individuals fighting wrongful convictions, and juveniles needing free representation in school hearings. The ECI trains law students to teach children their civic rights and responsibilities and sponsors symposiums on topics such as child victim forensics and indigent defense. Please join me in supporting this incredible local organization by visiting earlcarlinstitute.org to learn more. No donation is too small and every donation is much appreciated.
Sincerely,

Erica Littlejohn Burnette, Esq.
http://www.tsulaw.edu/centers/ECI/

You Are Invited To Join Janice Weaver/KTSU Radio Station “Annual Blood Drive /Fall Festival & Voter Registration Drive”

From Efamily member Janice Weaver



Many of you are aware I suffered from a rare blood disease called TTP on September 9, 2013. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombotic_thrombocytopenic_purpura



During this time in order to save my life over 300 units of plasma was given to me.
If that had not worked chemo would have been the next step. BUT GOD!
I desired the opportunity to give back and to pay it forward.

HOW CAN YOU HELP? I along with, KTSU radio station will be sponsoring a Blood Drive/Fall Festival & Voters Registration Drive


WHERE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 - 9 A.M. - 3 P.M.
LOCATION: KTSU Radio Station - TSU Campus

3988 Tierwester St. Houston, TX 77004

Donor Coach in parking lot M

Asking you along with your family, friends, church, co-workers, organizations etc. to help me with this opportunity to pay it forward.

Hope I can count on you. It's in your BLOOD to save a life.

PLEASE CLICK ON BELOW LINK TO SCHEDULE YOUR TIME:

https://tinyurl.com/JaniceWeaver-KTSU


QUESTIONS:
Rebekahwilliams@ktsuradio.com PH: 713.313.4458
Jon Marie Rogers jtweet17@yahoo.com PH: 713.367.4841

IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO MAKE IT
www.giveblood.org Digital Donor and enter
SPONSOR CODE: KTSU
Thank you in advance for your support.


Janice Weaver
One Body Networking
1 in 3 Million Chosen By God

Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators - Job Openings Teachers - Find out More

Alief ISD
https://apps2.winocular.com/alief/jobs/
Aldine ISD
http://www.aldineisd.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=750&pageId=44328
Channelview ISD
http://www.cvisd.org/domain/36
Clear Creek ISD
http://ccisd.net/cms/one.aspx?pageId=1299803
Cypress Fairbanks ISD
http://www.cfisd.net/en/job-seekers/career-opportunities/job-postings-and-online-applica/
Deer Park ISD
http://www.dpisd.org/Page/400
Fort Bend ISD
http://winocweb.fortbend.k12.tx.us/winochr/jobs/JobPost.exe?Action=page1&ini=jobs
Galena Park ISD
http://dev.galenaparkisd.com/job_openings/index.php
Galveston ISD
https://www.gisd.org/Domain/36
Goose Creek CISD
http://www.gccisd.net/page/employment.home
Harris County Department of Education
https://hcdetexas.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Houston ISD
www.applitrack.com/houstonisd/onlineapp/
Humble ISD
https://www.applitrack.com/humbleisd/onlineapp/
Katy ISD
https://winocular.katyisd.org/workspace/wSpace.exe?Action=wsJobsMain
KIPP Houston
http://kipphouston.org/job-openings
Pasadena ISD
https://pasadena.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Sheldon ISD
https://sheldontx.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Spring ISD
https://www.springisd.org/recruitment
Spring Branch ISD
https://cms.springbranchisd.com/hr/Human-Resources/Applicants/Open-Vacancies
Stafford MSD
http://www.staffordmsd.org/departments/human_resources/job_postings/
Sweeny ISD
https://sweenyisd.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
YES Prep
http://yesprep.hrmdirect.com/employment/job-openings.php

Addtional information at https://www.haabse.org/

Did U Know? Houston Area School Superintendents

Aldine ISD Dr. Latanya Goffney

Dr. Charles Dupre
Fort Bend ISD

Dr. Angi Williams
Galena Park ISD

Dr. Grenita Lathan
Houston ISD

Dr. Thomas Randle
Lamar ISD

King Davis
Sheldon ISD

Dr. Rodney E. Watson
Spring ISD

Dr. Robert Bostic
Stafford MSD

Black Professionals Alliance Toy Drive

Pop Up Shop - Support Small Businesses Nov 20 SMALL BUSINESS DAY

Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK) Staff Application Open

The SEEK program is designed to be a fun and engaging educational experience, led by NSBE engineering students and technical professionals dedicated to pursuing professional excellence and giving back to the community. The SEEK program utilizes a hands-on design curriculum. Students will work in teams, using their knowledge to solve problems and create products while discovering the underlying math and science principles involved in these processes. Each week, the students will take on a new project, culminating with a presentation, design competition and physical competitions that all parents are encouraged to attend.

This (3) three-week program will be open to students who are current 3rd thru 5th graders. The program will be held at local elementary schools and will include 125 students in each grade level, for a maximum total of 375 students served per program(varies per site). 50 Collegiate mentors will help to facilitate a full-sized program.

This program is a commuter-based program for students, Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.

For more information, please visit our official SEEK website: http://www.nsbe.org/seek.aspx

SEEK Mission
"To increase elementary school students’ aptitude in math and science and their interest in pursuing STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) career fields, by having them engage in interactive, team-based engineering projects."

National Society of Black Engineers Mission
"To increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community."


Apply to become a part of our nationwide team, at:
applyseek.nsbe.org

Note to parents:
The 2020 SEEK Student Registration opens on
January 17th, 2020

USDA Full Tuition Scholarship

USDA 1890 National Scholars Program
ATTENTION: THE 2020 1890 National Scholarship Application Cycle is Now Open.
Program Overview
The USDA/1890 National Scholars Program was established in 1992 as part of the partnership between the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the 1890 Land-Grant Universities. The USDA/1890 National Scholars Program is implemented under the USDA Fellows Experience Program (FEP). Scholars accepted into the program will be appointed using the Schedule A(r) authority (5 CFR 213.3202) and may be eligible for noncompetitive conversion to full time employment upon graduation. Successful applicants will receive a temporary appointment to the USDA, not to exceed 4 years. Upon successful completion of the degree requirements and the end of the agreement period, the scholar may be eligible for conversion to permanent appointment in service to USDA without further competition, using the Conversion to Career Conditional Appointment Farm Bill 2018 (5 CFR 213.3102) authority code "ZLM".

All USDA/1890 National Scholars are required to compete for appropriate employment immediately after graduation and, if selected, commit to at least one year of service to USDA for each year of financial assistance provided. (Note: Specific details of this service requirement will be outlined in the service agreement entered into by the selected Scholar, the University at which the Scholar is matriculated, and the USDA Sponsoring Agency.)

The USDA/1890 National Scholars Program will provide full tuition, employment, employee benefits, fees, books, and room and board each year for up to 4 years to selected students pursuing a bachelor's degree at the following universities:
Alabama A&M University
Alcorn State University, Mississippi
Central State University, Ohio
Delaware State University
Florida A&M University
Fort Valley State University, Georgia
Kentucky State University
Langston University, Oklahoma
Lincoln University, Missouri
North Carolina A&T State University
Prairie View A&M University, Texas
South Carolina State University
Southern University, Louisiana
Tennessee State University
Tuskegee University, Alabama
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Virginia State University
West Virginia State University
Goal
The goal of the USDA/1890 National Scholars Program is to increase the number of minorities studying agriculture, food, natural resource sciences, and the related disciplines. National Scholars are required to study in the following or related disciplines.

Agriculture
Agricultural Business/Management
Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Engineering/Mechanics
Agricultural Production and Technology
Agronomy or Crop Science
Animal Sciences
Botany
Food Sciences/Technology
Forestry and Related Sciences
Home Economics/Nutrition
Horticulture
Natural Resources Management
Soil Conservation/Soil Science
Farm and Range Management
Other related disciplines, (e.g. non-medical biological sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, computer science)
The Award
Scholarships are awarded annually and must be used at one of the 1890 Historically Black Land-Grant Universities. Each award provides full tuition, as well as room and board, for the term of the scholarship. The scholarship may be renewed each year, contingent upon satisfactory academic performance and normal progress toward the bachelor's degree.

General Eligibility
To be eligible for the USDA/1890 National Scholars Program scholarship a student must:

Be a U.S. citizen
Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better (on a 4.0 scale)
Have been accepted for admission or currently attending one of the nineteen 1890 Historically Black Land-Grant Universities.
Study agriculture, food, natural resource sciences, or other related academic disciplines
Demonstrate leadership and community service
Submit an official transcript with the school seal and an authorized official's signature
Submit a signed application (original signature only)
Who Should Apply
The USDA/1890 National Scholars Program is available to high school seniors entering their freshman year of college and rising college sophomores and juniors.



USDA 1890 National Scholars Program 2020 Application Deadline: January 31, 2020
All application materials must be postmarked by Friday, January 31, 2020, , and sent to the university liaison (or universities) selected by the applicant to attend. (University addresses and contact information are included in the back of the application.)

Download the 2020 USDA/1890 National Scholars Program High School Application
Download the 2020 USDA/1890 National Scholars Program College Application
For any questions regarding the USDA/1890 National Scholars Program, please contact:

Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement
USDA/1890 Programs
1400 Independence Ave., S.W., Stop 0170
Washington, DC 20250
Telephone Number: (202) 720-6350
Fax Number: (202) 720-7704
Email: 1890init@usda.gov

https://www.outreach.usda.gov/education/1890/?fbclid=IwAR2F5TNkbmgcJozSIbrfjKMTRsDzhN2ElUGPO45_qRSWi4Ya0LukIuufd-8

Protecting Your Brain Health Alzheimer's Talk - Not too late to join - at the Health Museum

Melissa Yu, MD, FAAN & Richard Elbein

Alzheimers:
Protecting Your Brain Health
Findings from the U.S. Pointer Study

Melissa Yu, MD, FAAN
Neurology Associate Professor at Baylor College of Medicine
Associate Medical Director at Baylor Clinic
Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorders Center Associate Director

Richard Elbein, CEO
Alzheimer’s Association, Houston and Southeast Chapter.

Richard Elbein, CEO
Alzheimer’s Association, Houston and Southeast Chapter.

$20 per person* | Free**
*Includes boxed lunch | ** Bring your own lunch

Funded in part by
The John P. McGovern Foundation