A weekly look at Walsh University news and happenings.
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Walsh University Alumna Amy Alexy ’99 to Keynote 8th Annual Community Freedom Summit |
Amy Alexy’99, Chief People Officer at Signature Aviation and board member of the nationally recognized crisis support center for human trafficking, Covenant House, will serve as keynote speaker for the 8th Annual Community Freedom Summit on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Cecchini Center Arena. Hosted by Not For Sale: One Step At A Time in partnership with Walsh University, this powerful annual event raises awareness for human trafficking prevention through education, reflection, and community action.
This year’s keynote address, “Think globally, act locally in the fight against human trafficking,” will explore practical ways individuals and organizations can combat trafficking within their own communities. Following the presentation, participants will take part in a one-mile, single-file walk of silence to honor victims and survivors of human trafficking and to visibly demonstrate the community’s commitment to ending exploitation.
“We’re delighted to have Amy, a Walsh University alum who truly exemplifies servant leadership as our speaker this year, said Kathie Gray, president and cofounder of Not for Sale: One Step at a Time. “Her work in human trafficking advocacy and action continues to create meaningful change within her industry, and we are grateful for her partnership in this effort.”
The Summit will also feature:
- A symbolic Red Sand Project demonstration
- Awareness signage along East Maple Street
- A community resource marketplace
- A community engagement activity
- Music provided by DJ Nikolina from Q92
Admission is free. Attendees are invited to enjoy beverages from the Forty-One Coffee Truck and shop exclusive Not For Sale merchandise. Together, we can raise awareness, reduce demand, and be the change our community needs in the fight against human trafficking.
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Area High School and College Students Invited to IGNITE |
Walsh University Campus Ministry Invites high school and college age students for a night of worship, adoration and fellowship July 22, 6-9 p.m. in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel. Register here.
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Plans for Welcome Weekend for new and returning students are well underway! Be sure to check back often for the complete schedule and list of events!
In the meantime, here are a few highlights!
Friday, August 21: Move-In, Matriculation, Welcome Weekend Picnic
Saturday, August 22: Service Saturday, You Have It, WU Wants It, and the WU Soundwave
Sunday, August 23: Intramurals Showcase and the Campus Ministry Social
We can’t wait to welcome you back!
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720 Market Taco Party — Two Days of Tacos, Tunes & Family Fun! |
The 720 Marketing is coming to Walsh University’s Hoover Park July 17 (4–9 p.m.) and July 18 (10 a.m.–3 p.m.). Packed with great eats, live music, and creative fun, guests will be able to enjoy tacos from over 10 top trucks — favorites like Barrio, Fabi’s Taco Truck, Wholly Frijoles, and more — dishing up everything from classic to bold, mouthwatering flavors.
Cool off with a Mexican lager brewed by alumni-owned UnHitched Brewing Co., plus refreshing lemonades, fancy coffees, and even ice cream nachos!
With free parking at Walsh University’s West Campus, easy access through a pedestrian tunnel, and special needs parking, we hope to see you there!
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| Campus Updates & Shoutouts |
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Congratulations to Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing Heidi Wright, MSN, RN, CEN, who will serve as the new Undergraduate Nursing Chair. Professor Wright has been a valued member of the Walsh faculty for the past four years, during which she has demonstrated exceptional commitment to academic excellence through her leadership in course revisions and meaningful contributions to special projects within the School of Nursing. We are also proud to share that she has been accepted into the PhD program at Kent State University’s College of Nursing—an accomplishment that reflects her dedication to continued professional growth. We’d also like to extend our appreciation to Clinical Assistant Professor Stephanie Fox for her outstanding service as Interim Chair.
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Kathie Gray
Instructional Designers at the Learning Design & Innovation Center
Jill Yanik
Joe Zehren
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