| Oklahoma Celebrates UN Day 2005 |
In partnership with Oklahoma City University’s Kramer School of Nursing
The Greater Oklahoma City chapter of the
United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA)
invites you to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the United Nations
Saturday, October 22nd – 12 Noon
Oklahoma City University
Student – Faculty Center, Scarab Room
NW 25th & Blackwelder, OKC
Registration Form
All registrations must be received by Wednesday, October 19th.
Please print, complete, and return with your payment.
Registration is $20 per person for the luncheon and program. Students qualify for a
reduced rate of $10 per person. Students with a student membership in UNA-USA
(costing $10 and payable to UNA-USA) are entitled to a further reduction, to $5 / person.
Name _______________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________
City / Zip ____________________________________________
Telephone ___________________________________________
Please indicate the number and type of reservations needed:
___ Regular registration(s): $20 each …………………………. $ ______
___ Student registration(s): $10 each ………………………….. $ ______
___ UNA-USA Student member registrations(s): $5 each …….. $ ______
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED …………………………….. $ ______
Please complete this form and mail it (with a check made payable to UNA-USA) to:
UNA-USA of Greater Oklahoma City
P.O. Box 60856
Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0856
For more information, please contact Fran Morris … 405-525-2737.
The Greater Oklahoma City chapter of the
United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA)
invites you to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the United Nations
Saturday, October 22nd – 12 Noon
Oklahoma City University
Student – Faculty Center, Scarab Room
NW 25th & Blackwelder, OKC
Registration Form
All registrations must be received by Wednesday, October 19th.
Please print, complete, and return with your payment.
Registration is $20 per person for the luncheon and program. Students qualify for a
reduced rate of $10 per person. Students with a student membership in UNA-USA
(costing $10 and payable to UNA-USA) are entitled to a further reduction, to $5 / person.
Name _______________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________
City / Zip ____________________________________________
Telephone ___________________________________________
Please indicate the number and type of reservations needed:
___ Regular registration(s): $20 each …………………………. $ ______
___ Student registration(s): $10 each ………………………….. $ ______
___ UNA-USA Student member registrations(s): $5 each …….. $ ______
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED …………………………….. $ ______
Please complete this form and mail it (with a check made payable to UNA-USA) to:
UNA-USA of Greater Oklahoma City
P.O. Box 60856
Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0856
For more information, please contact Fran Morris … 405-525-2737.
| Agenda: October 22, 2005 11:45am Registration and Seating Noon Welcome and Introductions Ron Burkard, UNA-USA-OKC Leadership Team Invocation Luncheon 12:30pm Further Introductions and Acknowledgements Special Greeting … Ambassador Edward J. Perkins, Honorary United Nations Day Chair for Oklahoma Introduction of Speakers … Fran Morris, UNA-USA-OKC Program Chair Featured Addresses … Lois L. Salmeron, Ed.D., RN; S. Njeri Mbugua; and Amy Chlouber, M.S., LPC 1:30pm Adjournment |
| Speaker Profiles |
Lois L. Salmeron, Ed.D., RN, is Assistant Dean and Professor at Oklahoma City
University’s Kramer School of Nursing. She is a Professor Emeritus of Oklahoma
State University and was instrumental in developing the nursing program at OSU-
OKC. She created the first Distance Education Program for educating registered
nurses in our state and was inducted into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of
Fame in 2003.
S. Njeri Mbugua, a native of Kenya, is a senior at the University of Central
Oklahoma. She will receive a bachelor’s degree in biology in December. An honor
student involved in many organizations and activities, both on and off campus, Ms.
Mbugua plans to do humanitarian work related to health issues. Her particular focus
will be minority groups and women’s and children’s health in developing nations.
Amy Chlouber, M.S., LPC, Program Director of the Therapeutic Child Care Center
at Sunbeam Family Services in Oklahoma City, is an early childhood mental health
specialist. She is active in the Oklahoma Association for Infant Mental Health, the
Better Baby Care Forum, and CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates). A
former director of four therapeutic nurseries, she is also a certified infant massage
instructor.
University’s Kramer School of Nursing. She is a Professor Emeritus of Oklahoma
State University and was instrumental in developing the nursing program at OSU-
OKC. She created the first Distance Education Program for educating registered
nurses in our state and was inducted into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of
Fame in 2003.
S. Njeri Mbugua, a native of Kenya, is a senior at the University of Central
Oklahoma. She will receive a bachelor’s degree in biology in December. An honor
student involved in many organizations and activities, both on and off campus, Ms.
Mbugua plans to do humanitarian work related to health issues. Her particular focus
will be minority groups and women’s and children’s health in developing nations.
Amy Chlouber, M.S., LPC, Program Director of the Therapeutic Child Care Center
at Sunbeam Family Services in Oklahoma City, is an early childhood mental health
specialist. She is active in the Oklahoma Association for Infant Mental Health, the
Better Baby Care Forum, and CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates). A
former director of four therapeutic nurseries, she is also a certified infant massage
instructor.
