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SUMMARY:Derek Aten and Michael Sytsma
DESCRIPTION:  \nDerek Aten\, Comerica Bank Vice President\, a graduate of Central Michigan University (B.S.B.A.) and Grand Valley State University (M.B.A.)\, joined Comerica in 2011 and has been in banking for over 15 years.  He serves in Comerica’s Business Banking Group in Grand Rapids\, working with companies that operate in a diverse range of industries. \nDerek currently serves as President for the Rotary Club of Grand Rapids and is its second-youngest President in the Club’s 103 year history.  He has served on numerous committees and for five years chaired its STRIVE Program\, which provides mentoring and scholarship opportunities for at-risk high school students.  Derek has also been involved with The First Tee of West Michigan\, which teaches inner-city youth the game of golf and core life values such as sportsmanship and honesty.  He served on the organization’s original Board of Directors. \nBorn and raised in Grand Rapids\, Derek enjoys the company of family and friends\, coaching youth sports\, golfing\, traveling and cheering on the MSU Spartans.  He and his wife of 14 years\, Jennifer\, reside in Grandville with their children\, Elyssa and Dylan. \n  \nMichael Sytsma\, Senior Vice President\, Chemical Bank. \n  \n  \n 
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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:Dana Friis-Hansen and Ron Platt
DESCRIPTION:Dana Friis-Hansen is Director and CEO of the Grand Rapids Art Museum\, taking the helm in July of 2011. \nPrior to joining GRAM\, he most recently served as the Executive Director of the Austin Museum of Art. \nFriis-Hansen is an accomplished curator\, writer\, and editor with dozens of exhibitions\, catalogues\, books\, articles\, and published papers to his credit. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nRon Platt is Chief Curator at the Grand Rapids Art Museum\, where he plans and\norganizes the Museum’s program of changing exhibitions\, leads the presentation\nand growth of GRAM’s permanent collection\, and works with donors\, the art\ncommunity\, and the public to broaden GRAM’s audience and mission. \nRon’s specialty is modern and contemporary art\, and he has organized numerous\none-person and thematic group exhibitions\, artist’s residencies and\ncommissioned projects over the last twenty-five years. Prior to joining GRAM in\n2014\, Ron has held curatorial positions at the Birmingham Museum of Art\, the\nWeatherspoon Art Museum at the University of North Carolina\, and at MIT’s List\nVisual Arts Center. He received a BA in American Studies from University of\nMaryland and an MBA in Arts Administration from Lesley University in\nCambridge\, Massachusetts. Ron puts the G in LGBTQ! \nAmong the more than fifty exhibitions he has curated are Nature/Nurture:\nArtPrize Seven at GRAM\, Under the Skin: Tattoos and Contemporary Culture\,\nDawoud Bey: The Birmingham Project\, and one person shows by Dona Nelson\,\nLuca Buvoli\, and Tom Friedman. \n 
URL:https://grrotary.org/event/dana-friis-hansen-and-ron-platt/
LOCATION:University Club
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SUMMARY:Jonathan White\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Jonathan White is professor of interdisciplinary studies in the Frederik Meijer Honors College at Grand Valley State University. He has also served as a consultant to the United States Department of Justice; the Federal Bureau of Investigation; the Department of Alcohol\, Tobacco and Firearms; the Department of State Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program; the Australian Federal Police\, and the Turkish National Police. Jon has worked with law enforcement agencies throughout the world in the fields of counterterrorism and religious violence\, and he taught classes on terrorism at the FBI Academy in Quantico\, Virginia. \nThe author of several dozen scholarly articles and papers\, Jon’s books include – Terrorism: A Theological Construct\, Terrorism: An Introduction\, Defending the Homeland\, Terrorism and Homeland Security\, and The Prussian Army: 1640-1871. He is ordained in the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches and served many part-time pastorates in West Michigan before retiring from the ministry in 2012. Jon began his professional career as a patrol officer in the Jackson Police Department and rose to the position of Assistant Administrator. He served in the training division of the Michigan State Police prior to joining the GVSU faculty in 1983. He is the founding director of GVSU’s School of Criminal Justice and was promoted to Dean of Social Sciences. He was inducted into the Michigan State University’s School of Criminal Justice “Wall of Fame” in 2007.
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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:Tim Hileman - Indian Trails Camp Picnic - RSVP required
DESCRIPTION:Indian Trails is a remarkable facility that brings adaptive recreation to the lives of each camper. It is simple in theory\, but daunting in task. Indian Trails offers a barrier-free camp setting in which those with disabilities can participate in all manner of activities the outside world is ill-equipped to provide. It is a place filled with fun\, recreation and friendship. Campers learn perseverance\, team-work and self-reliance. They leave for home loaded with love\, respect and memories. \nThe history of the partnership between Indian Trails Camp and the Grand Rapids Rotary Club is one of energy\, commitment and loyalty. Since 1953 Rotarians have invested their time and money toward the success of the camp\, helping Indian Trails become a community and state treasure\, and one of only five camps in the nation serving the most disabled group with barrier-free camping facilities. \nIndian Trails Camp\, located six miles west of Grand Rapids\, has been providing camping experiences to individuals with disabilities since 1953. Campers return year after year to suspend personal obstacles long enough to enjoy those activities we all remember as part of a treasured camping experience – swimming\, canoeing\, archery\, music\, competitive sports\, challenge course\, dances\, and most of all\, the opportunity to make friendships and build relationships that affirm and encourage greater self-discovery. \nIndian Trails’ campers range in age from 5 to 70+ with such disabilities as: spina bifida; cerebral palsy; traumatic brain injury; congenital anomalies; down-syndrome; autism; multiple sclerosis; arthrogryposis and cognitive impairments.
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LOCATION:Indian Trails Camp\, 0-1859 Lake Michigan Drive\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49534\, United States
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