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SUMMARY:Jesse Bernal\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:Jesse M. Bernal\, Ph.D. is Vice President for the Division of Inclusion and Equity at Grand Valley State University. Dr. Bernal joined Grand Valley in February and oversees the university’s coordinated efforts to advance diversity and campus climate. \nPrior to coming to Michigan\, Dr. Bernal serves as Director for Diversity and Inclusion at Santa Clara University in the San Francisco Bay Area\, California. In this role\, he developed strategies for the recruitment\, retention and success of faculty and staff from underrepresented groups and supported efforts to enhance campus climate for faculty\, staff\, and students. Previously\, Dr. Bernal coordinated systemwide diversity and inclusion initiatives for 10 campuses and five medical centers at the University of California as systemwide Diversity Coordinator at the Office of the President. He has served as a consultant on numerous organizational climate assessment projects\, LGBT inclusion initiatives\, and interfaith community efforts. He also previously worked on educational outreach and academic support programming for underrepresented students as Coordinator of the Educational Outreach Program at the UC’s most diverse campus in Merced\, Program Manager for pre-college and first-year summer transition programs at UC Santa Barbara\, and Coordinator for a Santa Barbara Public Schools educational outreach program serving low-income 3rd and 4th graders. \nWhile a graduate student at UCSB\, Dr. Bernal was appointed to the University of California Board of Regents as student Regent and advocated for a range of statewide policies and programs to support California’s diverse student populations\, particularly raising the profile of underrepresented communities such as LGBT students\, undocumented students\, veterans\, and students of color. As Regent\, he chaired the Student Life and Alumni Affairs Committee and co-chaired the Access and Affordability Committee of the University of California’s Commission on the Future. \nHe has served on the California Intersegmental Coordinating Committee – a governor-appointed higher education oversight committee; the California Higher Education Campus Climate Advisory Council; and the University of California LGBT Task Force.  He currently volunteers for the LGBT youth support program\, the TrevorProject. \nOn a national level\, Dr. Bernal has been active in National Association of Chief Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE)\, National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE)\, Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU)\, American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education (AAHHE)\, American Education Research Association (AERA)\, and the National Conference on LGBT Equality. \nDr. Bernal received his Ph.D. in Cultural Perspectives in Education from UC Santa Barbara. His research has focused on education policy and law\, equity and diversity in higher education\, campus climate assessments\, social justice education\, critical race theory\, and student engagement and development theories. His current active research focuses on inclusive hiring practices for faculty and staff in higher education and campus climate for Latino and LGBT undergraduates. Dr. Bernal received his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Westmont College (Santa Barbara).
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LOCATION:University Club of Grand Rapids\, 111 Lyon St NW Suite 1025\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tracey Burke and Joe Brennan
DESCRIPTION:Tracey Burke is the Director of eCare for Spectrum Health\, a not-for-profit health system based in West Michigan\, comprised of 12 hospitals and 170 ambulatory and service sites. Tracey leads a dedicated group of individuals focused solely on the development and deployment of telehealth offerings. Through the integration of innovative technology\, a new electronic front door has been adopted – offering patients enhanced access to lower cost and more convenient care. \nDuring Tracey’s 19 year history with Spectrum Health\, she has held several clinical and leadership roles through the system\, ranging from radiology to physician relations and business development to operations. Most recently she led the Spectrum Health Employer Health Strategy and system-wide program development. \nTracey earned her Master of Science Degree in Administration from Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant\, Michigan. She has served as an adjunct professor at Grand Valley State University in Allendale\, Michigan and is also a member of American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). \n  \nJoe Brennan is the Director of Operations for eCare at Spectrum Health\, a non-profit health system based in West Michigan that includes a hospital group\, medical group\, and health plan. \nHe has been instrumental in the creation and development of the most robust telehealth program in the State of Michigan. Joe’s career experience in technology and start-up entrepreneurship is beneficial in establishment of eCare services at Spectrum Health. \nJoe earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Leadership from DePaul University.
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SUMMARY:Dr. Stephen Cohle
DESCRIPTION:Stephen Cohle is the Chief Medical Examiner of Kent County. He has been practicing forensic pathology in Grand Rapids since 1982. \nHe enjoys fishing and chess and is happily married to Mary\, AKA Maria. \nHe is the author (with R. Byard) of Sudden Death in Infancy\, Childhood\, and Adolescence.\nCause of Death: Forensic files of a medical examiner By Stephen D. Cohle\, MD\, and Tobin T. Buhk\nSkeletons in the Closet: Stories from the Country Morgue By Stephen D. Cohle\, MD\, and Tobin T. Buhk \n  \nOFFICE OF THE MEDICAL EXAMINER \nThe Office of the Medical Examiner is mandated by law under Act 181\, P.A. 1953\, as amended\, to investigate certain types of death. These deaths include sudden and unexpected deaths\, accidental deaths\, violent deaths\, and deaths of children 18 and under without significant medical history. The Medical Examiner has the authority under Public Act 181\, P.A. 1953\, as amended and the Michigan Public Health Code\, Act 368 of 1978\, to order an autopsy to determine or confirm the cause and manner of death.\nThe Kent County Board of Commissioners appoints the county medical examiner\, who must be a licensed physician\, to hold office for a period of 4 years. Every 4 years\, the position is reviewed by the board of commissioners.\nThe Kent County Board of Commissioners appoints a deputy county medical examiner\, who must be a licensed physician\, and approved by the county medical examiner.\nThe county medical examiner appoints medical examiner investigators who are responsible for gathering information\, taking charge of the deceased person\, and arranging for transport to the morgue facility for further postmortem examination as necessary.\nThe Office of the Medical Examiner is responsible for the issuance of death certificates for all deaths within the jurisdiction of the medical examiner. All cremation permits must also be authorized and issued by the Office of the Medical Examiner. Applications for cremation permits may be submitted by fax.\nThe Office of the Medical Examiner permanently maintains records (medical examiner’s case report and autopsy report\, if ordered) pertaining to medical examiner deaths that were investigated in Kent County. For information regarding obtaining a copy of these reports\, call the administrative office during normal business hours\, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM\, Monday through Friday.
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SUMMARY:No Rotary Luncheon - Thanksgiving
DESCRIPTION:Wishing you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday!
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