What Happens in Rochester … Changes the World
Susan B. Anthony Birthday Luncheon Wednesday, February 16, 2011
presenting sponsor Van Bortel Ford and Van Bortel Subaru
We are taking reservations for tables of ten and individual seats to our Annual Birthday Luncheon. Tables and seats are assigned in the order that payments are received, so reserve now!
Celebrating Rochester pioneers, past and present with guest speaker Dr. Elaine Sorensen Marshall and special book-signing by Janis F. Gleason, author of The Life and Letters of Kate Gleason.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Rochester Riverside Convention Center
123 East Main Street, Rochester, New York
Dr. Elaine Sorensen Marshall
Author, educator, leader, advocate, historian—Dr. Elaine Sorensen Marshall knows what it takes to change the world. She has committed her life to making a difference in the lives of others—one student, one patient, one person at a time. Currently Director of the Center for Nursing Scholarship at Georgia Southern University, Dr. Marshall has held faculty positions at several universities, served as department head at Brigham Young University, and worked in hospitals and community-health centers, including in South America. Her own ancestors led her to Susan B. Anthony, as they were among the pioneer women influenced by Ms. Anthony’s travels in Utah to promote woman suffrage. A popular presenter at national and international conferences, Dr. Marshall will inspire you with lesser-known but vital aspects of Susan B. Anthony’s life and work as well as insights into Rochester’s role in changing the world.
Reservations:
$500 table of 10
$90 patron (includes priority seating and listing in program book)
$50 individual seat
Please reserve tables of 10 by January 28th.
Tables are assigned as paid reservations are received.
Sponsorship opportunities available; please call 585-279-7490, ext. 12 or e-mail Membership Director, Luanne Strasenburgh
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