Food for Thought - free lunch, great conversations, every Friday
Food for Thought is one of the Campus Ministry Center's longstanding traditions.
Each Friday from Noon to 1 p.m., we invite Miami students, faculty, staff, and Oxford community members to share food, learning, and conversation.
Food for Thought is free (donations accepted), and is funded in part by a grant from the Presbytery of the Miami Valley.
Each Friday from Noon to 1 p.m., we invite Miami students, faculty, staff, and Oxford community members to share food, learning, and conversation.
Food for Thought is free (donations accepted), and is funded in part by a grant from the Presbytery of the Miami Valley.
Speakers - Spring semester 2013
Jan. 18 Judy and Warren Waldron, "Banjos, Fiddles, and Fun" - Appalachian Music
Jan. 25 Jordan Habel (Miami student) - Feed My Starving Children MobilePack event this semester
Feb. 1 Michelle Nugent (Miami student and CMC intern) - Nerdfighters
Feb. 8 Linda Church (community member) - traditional Japanese Reiki healing
Feb. 15 Catherine Lok and Matt Wall (Miami students) - Miami University Justice Mission (student org that fights human trafficking)
Feb. 22 Opwonya Innocent of Uganda will share his experience of being abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army and forced to serve as a child soldier
March 1 Karen Byrd-Gibson (community member) - Harriet Tubman
March 8 CMC Interns - Open Forum/Q&A How young adults view the future: myths and facts, concerns and hopes
March 15 SPRING BREAK - No Food For Thought
March 22 Vincent Palozzi (MIami faculty) - Genographic Project
March 29 Tucson Interfaith Alternative Spring Break group presentation on immigration and education issues
April 5 Stanlee Stahl, Jewish Foundation for the Righteous and guest speaker for Holocaust and Genocide Education Week
April 12 David Bowman, chief marketing strategist with The Ohlmann Group, on his podcast series, Inspiring Creative Thinking
April 19 Dr. Alysia Fischer, Miami's Center for American and World Cultures - on her art exhibit, "Consumption"
April 26 Jeff Silverman of Training Tracks Canine Learning Station
May 3 Heidi Bright Parales, author of Hidden Voices, on women in the Bible
May 10 FINALS WEEK - No Food For Thought
Jan. 25 Jordan Habel (Miami student) - Feed My Starving Children MobilePack event this semester
Feb. 1 Michelle Nugent (Miami student and CMC intern) - Nerdfighters
Feb. 8 Linda Church (community member) - traditional Japanese Reiki healing
Feb. 15 Catherine Lok and Matt Wall (Miami students) - Miami University Justice Mission (student org that fights human trafficking)
Feb. 22 Opwonya Innocent of Uganda will share his experience of being abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army and forced to serve as a child soldier
March 1 Karen Byrd-Gibson (community member) - Harriet Tubman
March 8 CMC Interns - Open Forum/Q&A How young adults view the future: myths and facts, concerns and hopes
March 15 SPRING BREAK - No Food For Thought
March 22 Vincent Palozzi (MIami faculty) - Genographic Project
March 29 Tucson Interfaith Alternative Spring Break group presentation on immigration and education issues
April 5 Stanlee Stahl, Jewish Foundation for the Righteous and guest speaker for Holocaust and Genocide Education Week
April 12 David Bowman, chief marketing strategist with The Ohlmann Group, on his podcast series, Inspiring Creative Thinking
April 19 Dr. Alysia Fischer, Miami's Center for American and World Cultures - on her art exhibit, "Consumption"
April 26 Jeff Silverman of Training Tracks Canine Learning Station
May 3 Heidi Bright Parales, author of Hidden Voices, on women in the Bible
May 10 FINALS WEEK - No Food For Thought
Check out this performance by Warren and Judy Waldron (Pineridge Partners) at Food For Thought on January 18, 2013!
