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HOLLINGSWORTH, HOLLY
Subject: Daily News 7.1.14: Student Success Summit; Sno Cones and Student Success; Alumni Reds
Game
From: Daily News Editor [mailto:dne@cincinnatistate.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2014 10:42 AM
Subject: Daily News 7.1.14: Student Success Summit; Sno Cones and Student Success; Alumni Reds Game
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PREPARING FOR SUCCESS
“Whether you know it or not, you are setting yourself up for something
better.”
That was a key part of the message that State Rep. Denise Driehaus
(above) delivered this morning to a group of high school students from the
Upward Bound and Project GRAD programs at the kickoff of a three-day
Student Leadership Summit at the College.
Driehaus, who represents Cincinnati State in the Ohio House, told the
students in her keynote address that with hard work and perserverence
now, they will find success in their professional and most likely their personal
lives.
The simple fact that the students are spending part of their summer at
Cincinnati State, in a program designed to prepare them for college, is a
big first step in that direction, she said.
“You guys are young,” she said. “You’re setting yourselves up for success.”
current EVENTS
Today
8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Upward Bound Leadership
Summit
Conference Center; ATLC
211
9:00 am
College Information Session
Main 180
11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Student Activities Snow
Cones
ATLC Courtyard
This Week
WEDNESDAY
8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Upward Bound Leadership
Summit
Conference Center; ATLC
211
THURSDAY
8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Upward Bound Leadership
Summit
Conference Center; ATLC
211
Looking Ahead
Mon, Jul 07
Free Community ESL Class
Main 337
Mon, Jul 14
Free Community ESL Class
Main 337
Tue, Jul 15
Veterans Financial
Workshop
ATLC 108 (The Point)
Fri, Jul 25
Alumni Night at the Reds
Summit, Great American Ball
Park
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Mark Romito, director of external affairs for AT&T, the lead sponsor of the
summit, carried much the same message in his remarks. He said his
corporation has consistently supported this event because it believes in the
importance of education, but also because it has a self-interest in helping
to develop future employees as well as well-educated, well-paid workers
of all sorts who will then become AT&T customers.
The theme of this year’s summit is cyber-bullying. Student participants will
form teams and debate whether it is or should be a crime, and if so what
should be done about it.
Rep. Driehaus noted that the Ohio Legislature recently passed a bill that
essentially tries to promote greater awareness of the issue, but said she
knows “that’s not enough.” Moreover, she said, students participating in
the Student Leadership Summit, simply by virtue of their age and familiarity
with the technology, are likely to understand the issue better than
members of the General Assembly.
Therefore, she said, if the student summit at Cincinnati State produces
coherent, reasonable recommendations for legislative action, she would
have them drafted into the form of a bill and introduce it in the Ohio House
if she could find a co-sponsor to make it a bi-partisan move.
Students are scheduled to report their conclusions in the form of skits on
Thursday afternoon.
For more information about the event, please contact Bari Ewing at (513)
569-1828 or bari.ewing@cincinnatistate.edu.
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Alumni Night at the Reds is July 25
Archive
• STEM Academy, Week II: Boat Racing
• Volunteers Needed for Ultrasound Scan Assessments
• Upward Bound Leadership Summit comes to campus this week
• Phylicia Johnson named to Basketball Hall of Fame
• ODOT delays I-75 shutdown, but it's coming. Soon.
• Chef Galvin has presence in national magazine
• CONNECT event welcomes new students to campus
• Trustees adopt temporary budget
• Volleyball tryouts are July 12
• College to host Vets 'Smart Money' workshop July 15
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• Upward Bound Leadership Summit
• Free Community ESL Class
• Free Community ESL Class
• Veterans Financial Workshop
• Alumni Night at the Reds