Events

The mission of Clague Playhouse is to present quality entertainment, to provide an educational environment for all ages through the art of theater, and to serve community needs in providing cultural arts awareness.

Dr. Emily Mills serves as a Portfolio Manager at Design Interactive, Inc. where she leads research and development efforts to advance digital phenotypes and digital twins to support extended reality technologies. Dr. Mills has a diverse background including work in medical devices, preclinical and government research, system evaluations, and project management (Ph.D. University of Florida, 2017; B.Sc. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, 2013). Prior to joining Design Interactive, Inc., Dr. Mills led numerous research projects at Wright-Patterson AFB supporting the U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine, Air Force Research Laboratory’s 711th Human Performance Wing, and the Naval Medical Research Unit Dayton. Her work focuses on human performance including quantifying physiological states using noninvasive sensors, causal mechanisms of aviator neck and back pain, biomechanical effects of cognitive workload, and evaluating new systems for military use.

Ken is the President of the cyber security company On Technology Partners, a national speaker, and the author of RELAX: A Guide to True Cyber Security . His mission is to help people realize that cyber security doesn’t have to be scary. 

Happy Thanksgiving!

All are welcome to attend.

This is our quarterly drop off of the diapers collected by Westlake-Bay Village Rotary at Providence House followed by breakfast at Grumpy's.

The Village Project provides nourishing meals and extended care to those experiencing cancer.  

This is also our Annual Meeting where we will vote on our new slate of Board members.
 

Anyone interested in helping wrap gifts for our family are welome to join us at Westlake Porter Library.

Dr. Latiolais is one of our newest members and Tri-C's Westshore Campus President.

Special Spaces is a non-profit that creates dream bedroom makeovers for dependent children ages 2-19 with cancer who are within one year of treatment. They only do bedrooms. Bedrooms where children sleep, but also rest, play, and spend time away from the challenges of their illness— a very special space to just to be a kid! They maintain a high touch, high impact organization that measures success by the quantity and the quality of the experience. They transform the child’s existing bedroom into a place that only he/she can dream or imagine.

All are welcome to attend.