Findlay law firm merges and expands areas of expertise

Robison, Curphey & O'Connell is pleased to announce that effective January

1, 2011 Robert F. Sprague, Douglas W. Huffman and Matthew L. Klein (formerly with the law firm of Sprague, Huffman & Klein) have joined the firm as partners and the firm's offices have been relocated to:220 West Sandusky Street, Findlay, OH 45840

                                (Phone)419-423-4321 (Fax)419-423-8484

"Successful mergers are built upon cultural fit, the integrity of the lawyers, and the energy behind their combined vision; this merger clearly has all three," said James Brazeau, managing partner of the firm. Bob Sprague, said "our clients will still be dealing day to day with the same attorneys and staff, but will benefit from our relationship with Robison, Curphey & O'Connell immediately because we are able to provide additional areas of expertise. It is a unity of focus and vision to serve our clients in the way they have come to expect and deserve. In a fundamental sense, we are formalizing a relationship with colleagues we have known and had confidence in for a long time."

Robison, Curphey & O'Connell is a regional law firm which has been providing legal counsel to

individuals and businesses for more than a century. With an experienced staff of professionals, the firm is committed to providing service to its clients that exceeds expectations. The firm's practice and industry groups include Agribusiness, Banking & Finance, Business & Corporate, Employment & Benefits, Estate Planning, Probate & Tax, Healthcare, Insurance, Litigation, Professional Liability, Real Estate & Construction, Transportation, and Workers' Compensation.

Blanchard Valley Health Foundation Names Recipients of First Julie Cole Golf Fund Skills-Building Scholarship

The Blanchard Valley Health Foundation has awarded its first Julie Cole Fund skills-building scholarship to area junior golfers. Recipients are Lauren Mains and Ezekial Wiechart, both of Findlay.

The Julie Cole Golf Fund offers junior golfers in Hancock County the opportunity to participate in a summer camp at the Dana Rader Golf School in Charlotte, N.C. The fund covers summer camp cost, travel, lodging and meals. It will also assist with fees for participating in an American Junior Golf Foundation (AJGA) tournament or other tournament.

The fund was created with a portion of the proceeds from the 2010 Julie Cole Charity Golf Classic held June 7.

Owens Findlay-area Campus Unveils New Alternative Energy and Sustainable Systems Degree Program

Area residents interested in careers in the installation and maintenance of alternative and renewable energy technology now have the opportunity to pursue their higher educational degree at Owens Community College as the academic institution's School of Technology unveils a new alternative energy and sustainable systems technology associate degree program.

Beginning with Spring Semester 2011, the new academic program is being offered on the Toledo-area and Findlay-area campuses. The two-year associate degree program recently received formal approval by the Ohio Board of Regents.

Owens' associate degree in alternative energy and sustainable systems technology will require approximately 65 credit hours of coursework, which includes technology in society, introduction to alternative energy, mechanical systems, power distribution, solar thermal power, wind power, LEEDS certified building, photovoltaic power, geothermal energy systems and biofuels, among other academic curriculum.

The new program is designed to prepare students to design, install, maintain and repair state-of-the-art alternative energy systems specific to solar power, wind power, photovoltaic power and geothermal power for residential and commercial utilization. Students will develop strong knowledge in the fundamentals of energy and how energy is produced, marketed, distributed and used, as well as how photovoltaic panels and wind turbines produce electricity and their cost/feasibility on different scales, including residential and utility scale. Individuals will also gain insight into how renewable energy sources such as hydropower, geothermal power and tidal power can be used to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

For additional information about Owens' alternative energy and sustainable systems technology program, call (567) 661-7457 or 1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7457.

ECLIPSe Seeks Grant Proposals

ECLIPSe (Emerging Community Leaders Investing in Philanthropic Service) is a local youth grantmaking council that funds high quality youth-driven service-learning projects. Applications for ECLIPSe's next round of competitive grant proposals are now available. There is $2,500 currently available for service-learning projects. Area youth, schools and youth-serving organizations interested in submitting a grant proposal can receive more information and an application packet by contacting Kimberly Bash, Program Officer, at (419) 425-1100 or by going to the website at http://www.community-foundation.com/ECLIPSe_grants.htm. The deadline for these proposals is February 18, 2011. ECLIPSe requires that funded projects be coordinated in partnership with local youth and that they address actual community needs through service-learning.

Visit www.community-foundation.com or call 419-425-1100 to learn more about how the Community Foundation is helping our community.

HPD OFFERS "MOTHER NATURE TEA"

The Hancock Park District offers its 3rd Annual Mother Nature Tea. Join our enchanting character Mother Nature, portrayed by HPD staff person, Stacie Roby, as she tells a story about her son, Winter. After her story is read, "tea" will be served by some of Mother Nature's busy little friends. Children will then participate in activities relating to the story. Tea Times are available at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm, 2:30pm and 4pm on Monday, February 7 at the Brugeman Lodge in Riverbend Recreation Area. Riverbend Recreation Area is located 16618 TR 208, off SR 568 to TR 241 east of Findlay.

The program is especially offered for children ages 4-6 years old and their adult companion.  One adult is required for every two children, with no other aged siblings permitted.  Please register by Wednesday, February 2 with $2 fee per person, space is limited.  To make reservations, please make payment with a check or exact change at the HPD office located at 1424 East Main Cross Street, Findlay.

For more information about upcoming HPD programs, view the HPD Seasonal Guide at www.HancockParks.com or contact the HPD office at 419-425-PARK (7275) and Discover Your Hancock Parks.  

DorAnne's Gifts and Gourmet and The Baker's Café Presents It's Storytime!

It's Story time!

Shhh...don't tell the kids but story time is more than just a fun activity.  Story time is a wonderful way for your child to acquire the six early literacy skills researchers identify as laying important groundwork for learning to read.

Each month brings new themes.  Story time includes stories, songs, a craft, and other exciting activities each week.

Monday's Time is 6pm & Saturday's Time is 10am

Monday, February 7th & Saturday, February 12th:  Hearts

Monday, March 7th & Saturday, March 12th:  St. Patrick's Day

Monday, April 4th & Saturday, April 9th:  April Showers

Monday, May 2nd & Saturday, May 7th:  Quack & Honk

Monday, June 6th & Saturday, June 11th:  A Parade of Pets

Notes for the Parents/Caregivers -

**We ask that children that attend be able to sit quietly without disturbing others in the group and should be able to follow simple directions for the craft.

**During Story time, parents/caregivers are asked not to leave the store and to make sure their child has used the bathroom before Story time begins.

LEATHERMAN JOINS RED CROSS HEALTH & SAFETY DEPARTMENT

The American Red Cross Hancock County Chapter announced today that George Leatherman has joined the Chapter in the new position of Health and Safety Associate.  He will be responsible for oversight of the Health and Safety training for the Red Cross, including schedule classes and training Instructors.

For more information on Red Cross Health and Safety classes, visit www.hancockredcross.org or contact George Leatherman at leathermang@hancockredcross.org or 419-422-9322 ext 225.

Barbara Pasztor Named Vice President of Patient Care Services/Chief Nursing Officer

Blanchard Valley Regional Health Center (BVRHC) has named Barbara Pasztor as its new Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer for its two hospitals, Blanchard Valley Hospital, Findlay, and Bluffton Hospital, Bluffton.

Pasztor has been a registered nurse for more than 30 years and a health care leader for more than 20 years. She moved progressively through the management ranks and has been vice president for emergency services with a multi-hospital system in North Carolina for the past three years. Her distinctive career boasts a strong list accomplishments and contributions that have helped her organizations improve operations, finances and, most importantly, patient care delivery. A hallmark of record is the ability to influence change in a positive way that is accepted by all those involved. 

Pasztor was selected as a result of a national search that began in August when Karen Jones announced she would be retiring from a 44-year nursing career at year-end. "Pasztor struck a very favorable chord with the people she met with. She is a strong, expert, and thoughtful voice for nursing, and will lead nursing and support services very well," Press said.

The Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer is responsible for providing overall leadership and direction for nursing throughout the hospitals. She is also responsible for operating nursing and support services in accordance with the Joint Commission and other regulating authorities, implementing nursing standards and initiating programs, and forecasting trends and assessing the nursing environment.

Overcoming the 5 Most Common Business Risks         

(Bring a Friend for Free)                  Fee:   $125

When:  Starts: 2/21/11  Ends: 3/21/11, five consecutive weeks, 6pm - 8pm

Where:  Millstream Career & Technology Center, 1200 Commerce Pkwy, Findlay

How:  Register by calling 419-427-5422 or online at www.millstreamadulted.org

Attention Entrepreneurs and Business Owners!  "Overcoming the 5 Most Common Business Risks", a five week course is being offered by Millstream Adult Workforce Education in Findlay.

Learn what puts most small businesses at risk and what you can do to protect yours. Whether you're an entrepreneur with a dream, just starting a company, wanting to increase your profitability, needing to improve your systems, or wishing to expand your operations, this interactive business coaching workshop can help you reach your goals.  The holistic approach of Certified Business Coach, Patrick Good, and the AdviCoach™ system, starting with the business owner's Income, Lifestyle, Wealth and Equity goals, is "feedstock" for the Strategic Plan which enables success and growth. 

Class Cost Includes 4 Books    *    Bring a friend for free and share your materials.

SHOW YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR VALENTINE AND THE COMMUNITY WITH ROSES FROM THE RED CROSS

The American Red Cross Hancock County Chapter is now taking orders for its annual Valentine Roses sale.  Red, yellow and pink long-stemmed Valentine roses are available for $30 per dozen.  The roses are beautifully presented in a clear box and will be available for pick-up on Friday, February 11, 9:00am-5:00pm at the Red Cross office, 125 Fair Street.  Orders of 5 dozen or more qualify for free delivery to a single location on Friday, February 11.   Orders must be placed by Friday, February 4th and paid for at the time of order. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. "Roses from the Red Cross are a great way to say you care about your Valentine and your community," said Executive Director Todd James.

Along with every dozen roses the Red Cross is including an Elder Beerman Community Day coupon book.  Each book contains coupons for specials savings and offers during the store's annual Community Day event on Saturday, February 26.

Orders can be placed online at www.hancockredcross.org, by calling (419) 422-9322 or at the Red Cross office, 125 Fair St. in Findlay.  All proceeds from the Valentine Roses sale will benefit the Hancock County Chapter and their programs, including Disaster Relief Services, Service to the Armed Forces, Blood Services and Health and Safety Services. 

BVHS Offering Pain Management Seminar

Blanchard Valley Health System (BVHS) is offering a "Picture a Life with Less Pain" pain management seminar Wednesday, February 2 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in Marathon Auditorium at Blanchard Valley Hospital. The seminar is for men and women who want to learn how to live, work and play while minimizing pain.

This event will include physicians and professionals speaking about:

Advances in pain management programs

Treatment and management of arthritis

Diagnosing mysterious pain symptoms

Relief from foot pain

Rehabilitation and therapy for injuries and pain

Reservations are required and can be made by calling 419.423.5551 or e-mailing spirit@bvhealthsystem.org.

"Picture a Life with Less Pain" is a Spirit of Women event. Both Blanchard Valley Hospital and Bluffton Hospital are members of Spirit of Women, a national network of leading hospitals dedicated to improving women's lives with innovative health and community programs.

FINDLAY FIRST EDITION AND PANTASIA TO PERFORM ON FEBRUARY 4!

Beat the winter blues as Findlay High School's show choir, Findlay First Edition (FFE), and Pantasia Steelband share their talents in a dynamic show filled with singing, dancing, and the sounds of the Islands on Friday, February 4, 2011 at 7:30pm in Findlay's Central Auditorium.  Tickets are on sale now for this annual fundraising event that supports these local youth by calling The Arts Partnership at 419-422-4624 or at www.artspartnership.com.

Regular admission prices for Findlay First Edition and Pantasia are $15 for adults and $13 for seniors, students, and children. Member ticket prices are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors, students, and children.  All tickets are reserved seating.  Tickets at the door are $18 for all attendees. Please call The Arts Partnership's box office at 419-422-4624 for tickets and more information, or visit The Arts Partnership's office at 618 South Main Street, Findlay. Office hours are 8:00am - 4:00pm Monday through Friday. Tickets and directions to Central Auditorium are also available by visiting www.artspartnership.com.

Findlay First Edition and Pantasia is made possible due to the generous support of Garner Transportation Group, Knueven, Schroeder & Co. CPAs, National Lime & Stone Company, The Union Bank Co., LaRiche Chevrolet Cadillac, and LaRiche Toyota-Subaru.  

BVH Receives Level III Trauma Verification

The trauma center at Blanchard Valley Hospital (BVH) has been verified as a level III trauma center by the Committee on Trauma (COT) of the American College of Surgeons (ACS).

This verification program confirms that a trauma center has demonstrated its commitment to providing the highest quality trauma care for all injured patients.

There are four separate categories of verification. Each category has specific criteria that must be met by a facility seeking that level of verification. Key elements of a Level III trauma center include:

                24-hour immediate coverage by emergency medicine physicians

Prompt availability of general surgeons and anesthesiologists

Dedication to improvement in trauma care through a comprehensive quality assessment             program

Commitment to continuing education for members of the trauma team

Involvement with prevention and an active outreach program for referring communities

BVH underwent an on-site review by a team of experienced ACS trauma surgeons to receive this verification.

All BVH surgeons are certified in Advanced Trauma Life Support. In addition, all emergency department nurses and a large percentage of intensive care and surgery nurses have received additional training.

Miami Industrial Trucks, Inc. Celebrates 55^th Year in Business (1956-2011)

Miami Industrial Trucks, Inc. (MIT) has reached a milestone of 55 years of "Beyond World Class" Service.  The business was started with only six employees in a 400 sq.ft. facility in Moraine, Ohio.  Today it has over 125 employees and 4 locations (Dayton, Troy, Findlay and Toledo, OH).  Since their incorporation they have been a "value added" material handling distributor, selling, renting, and servicing cost effective, high quality material handling products and systems to solve problems for all types of business.  MIT is recognized as one of the premier forklift dealers of its size in North America.

Mar Jones, President/CEO of the company comments: "We are proud of our accomplishments over the last 55 years.  Our sustained existence has occurred with some very important ingredients...quality people, good products, vision and dedication to beyond world-class service. While our journey has been a successful one, it has taken the dedication and commitment of all our employees to achieve this landmark.  Miami Industrial Trucks appreciates the support of its employees, their families, our suppliers, and our loyal customer base for making this possible."

MIT is the authourized forklift dealer for Caterpiller, Mitsubishi, Jungheinrich and Clark in 33 counties in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.  Miami Industrial Trucks was awarded the Cat and Mitsubishi "Dealer of the Year" honors in 2010.

Raccoons Open House

Has this masked mammal ever visited your backyard?  Come find out what they might be looking for and how they're adapted for nighttime activities at the Raccoons Open House on Sunday, January 30 from 1-4pm.  Stop in to view their skin, skull and mounts on display and participate in the activities and crafts for the kids.  The open house will take place at the Oakwoods' Discovery Center.

The Oakwoods Nature Preserve, "Doc" Phillips Discovery Center is located at 1400 Oakwoods Lane, off West Sandusky Street off CR 144 west of Findlay.  For more information about other upcoming programs, view the HPD Seasonal Guide at www.HancockParks.com under the "What's New" section or call the HPD office at 419-425-PARK and "Discover Your Hancock Parks".

2011 reservations for HPD facilities being taken 

Reservations for up to one year in advance continue to be taken on a first come, first serve basis, when payment is received for all Hancock Park District facilities through HPD Headquarters at 1424 East Main Cross Street, Findlay.  Payment must be received in cash (exact amount), check (preferred) or money order made payable to the Hancock Park District. Business hours are Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.  The current fee schedule has been in effect since April 1, 2006 with no increases for facility or activity fees. Fees continue to be based on costs for preparation and handling of reservations, use of electricity and clean up.

HPD continues to offer open houses at Brugeman Lodge at Riverbend the last Monday of each month from 6:00-8:00pm., in lieu of setting up appointments.

Fact Sheets and a Facilities Information Rate Card are available by calling the HPD office at 419-425-7275 or can be downloaded on-line at www.HancockParks.com.   Reduced rates are also offered for Brugeman Lodge for non-profits and weekday rentals (M-Th); however, all Lodge rentals require a signed Lodge Contract Agreement available at the HPD office or on-line when payment is received. 

Tent campers continue to be welcome at the primitive campground at Riverbend with a fee of $2.00 per person, per day. Reservations must be made in advance at the HPD office prior to the activity.  Campers are responsible for bringing their own firewood.

Other reservations for facilities in Findlay City Parks, other than the Waterfalls Pavilion at Riverside Park are reserved through the The Cube - Findlay Recreation Department located at 3430 N. Main Street, Findlay or by calling 419-424-7176. Information regarding all Hancock County village facilities can be obtained through the HPD office or on-line also.

Happy Valentine's Day! Give your Valentine's Roses from the American Red Cross
This Valentine's Day show your love for your sweetheart and your support of the American Red Cross with a dozen roses from the Hancock County Red Cross.

For just $30, you'll receive a dozen long-stemmed red, yellow or pink roses, beautifully presented in a clear box. 

Deadline to order is Friday, February 4.  Roses available for pick-up or delivery on Friday, February 11.

Free delivery available in the Findlay area for orders of 5 dozen or more to the same location.

All proceeds benefit the American Red Cross Hancock County Chapter

Calling All Dancers! Day of Dance Individual/Team Spots Available

Do you tango, rumba, waltz or swing dance? If so, Day of Dance is for you! Blanchard Valley Health System is looking for talented individuals or groups interested in participating in the third annual Day of Dance on Saturday, February 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The University of Findlay's Alumni Memorial Union. You can showcase your talents as a performer or share them by engaging the audience in a demonstration. Spaces are filling up fast, so call Blanchard Valley Health System's public relations department at 419.423.5551 to register today!

Learn more about Day of Dance and all of our Spirit of Women events at bvhealthsystem.org/spirit.

Camp Fire's Annual Meeting

Monday, January 24, 2011
5:30 PM @ CFU Office 

You are invited to join us for our Annual Meeting! 

Camp Fire USA has had a great year.
There will be good food, good company, and great information about how Camp Fire USA is

building caring, confident youth and future leaders!

Please call the Camp Fire USA Office at 419-422-5415 or reply to this email if you are interested in attending.

For more information on Absolutely Incredible Kid Day or our Veteran's Appreciation Dinner, visit our website www.campfireusa-nwohio.com

Master Gardeners' Series: Ornamental Grasses

The popular Master Gardener Series is back again this year! Our first program will be on Ornamental Grasses on Saturday, February 5 at 10am and will take place at the Oakwoods' Discovery Center.  Ruth Furiate of the Master Gardeners will be highlighting some of the ornamental grasses that will do well in your landscaping. She'll talk about the different ways you can use them in your landscaping and what should be growing here. There is no cost, but please register by Thursday, February 3 by calling the HPD office at (419) 425-7275.

The Oakwoods Nature Preserve, "Doc" Phillips Discovery Center is located at 1400 Oakwoods Lane, off West Sandusky Street off CR 144 west of Findlay.  For more information about other upcoming programs, view the HPD Seasonal Guide at www.HancockParks.com under the "What's New" section or call the HPD office at 419-425-PARK and "Discover Your Hancock Parks".

HANCOCK COUNTY RED CROSS NOW COVERS WYANDOT COUNTY

The American Red Cross Hancock County Chapter announced today that the chapter assumed jurisdiction of the Wyandot County area as of January 1.  Todd James, Executive Director of the Hancock County Red Cross, says the change will strengthen Red Cross services and programs in both jurisdictions and is part of an organizational restructuring of the National American Red Cross.

Jennifer Garza, manager of the Wyandot County Red Cross office will continue in that role and James says he isn't planning on making any major changes. 

James says he will be spending time in Wyandot County meeting community leaders and volunteers and discussing the role of the Red Cross in the county.  "We will recruit an Advisory Board to help guide us in providing the Red Cross programs and services most needed in the community."  The Executive Committee of the Hancock County Chapter Board of Directors has been overseeing the jurisdictional transfer and will continue to work with James by providing oversight and assisting in leadership recruitment.  "Our Board is behind this one hundred percent and they are providing a lot of support in making sure this is a positive move for all parties.  They understand that the long-term outcomes include safer communities and stronger Red Cross services for Hancock and Wyandot counties."

RED CROSS ROLLING OUT RED CARPET ON OSCAR NIGHT
Hollywood Director Named Honorary Chair

The American Red Cross Hancock County Chapter will host the 2nd Annual 'A Night at the Oscars' Presented by KeyBank at 6:00 p.m. Sunday, February 27, at the Findlay Elks Lodge on South Main Street. The event will feature food provided by the top restaurants and chefs in Hancock County, a silent auction of celebrity autographed items and the live broadcast of the Academy Awards. 

Tickets for the event are $35 each and are available at the Red Cross office at 125 Fair Street in Findlay at the Key Bank office on Tiffin Avenue, at the Arts Partnership box office and online at www.hancockredcross.org. Dress for the event is formal with black tie optional. The Hancock County Red Cross 'A Night at the Oscars' Presented by Key Bank is sponsored by Blanchard Valley Health System, MIX 96.7, the Findlay-Hancock County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, The Courier, Taylor Kia, Huntington Bank, The Right Thing, Baker Media Productions, Millstream Area Credit Union, Nichole Renae Portraits LaRiche Chevrolet Cadillac and Angel Hands.

Smart Hearts Sets Meeting Schedule

Smart Hearts, a heart health education and support group at Blanchard Valley Hospital, has set their spring meeting schedule. Meeting dates, topics and presenters are:

February 7 - "If you can't stand up, stand out!" - Video by Mike Schlappi

March 7 - Congestive heart failure - Linda McCoy, RN

April 4 - Implantable cardiac defibrillators & pacemakers - Kristi Kohli, RN

May 2 - Heart care 2011 - Dr. Jerome Beekman

All meetings will begin at 7 p.m. in the Marathon Auditorium at Blanchard Valley Hospital.

All presentations are open to the public.

For more information, contact Kathy Russell at 419.423.5153 or krussell@bvhealthsystem.org.

FOSTORIA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ACCEPTING SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS

The Fostoria Community Hospital Auxiliary is accepting applications for their annual scholarship program. Area high school seniors and college students pursuing a career in a healthcare-related field are encouraged to apply.

Applications are available in local schools through the high school guidance counselor, at the Fostoria Community Hospital welcome desk/switchboard, inside entrance 1, and online at www.promedica.org/fostoria.

Completed applications should be returned no later than Sat., Feb. 26, 2011, to Cindy Reinhard, 470 Linwood Ave., Fostoria, Ohio 44830.

Blanchard Valley Hospital Receives Highest Level of Chest Pain Accreditation

Blanchard Valley Hospital (BVH) has received full Cycle III accreditation with PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) from the Society of Chest Pain Centers. This highest level of accreditation was granted to BVH on January 12.

The BVH emergency department, cath lab and cardiologists worked together with local EMS to receive this accreditation by implementing systematic protocol that reduces time to treatment during the critical early stages of a heart attack, reduces the time that it takes to receive treatment, and increases the accuracy and effectiveness of treatment.

Blanchard Valley Hospital has demonstrated its expertise and commitment to quality patient care by meeting or exceeding a wide set of stringent criteria and completing on-site evaluations by a review team from the Society of Chest Pain Centers.

Heart attacks are the leading cause of death in the United States, with 600,000 dying annually of heart disease. More than five million Americans visit hospitals each year with chest pain.

About the Society of Chest Pain Centers (SCPC)

SCPC is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. For more information on SCPC, visit www.scpcp.org or call toll free 1-877-271-4176.

Vaughn Industries-Free Lighting Energy Audit

Vaughn Industries will be providing Free Lighting Energy Audits.  Re-light your facility with high efficient light fixtures.  Up to 100% of the project cost may be covered by AEP Ohio gridSMART Program.  New efficient light fixtures, Little to no money out of pocket, Decrease your electrical consumption, Brighten up your facility!

Go GREEN and save GREEN in 2011!

Contact for info.: John Barnes (419)396-3900 or jbarnes@vaughnindustries.com

Brown Mackie - Physics Instructors Needed!

Physics Instructors Needed!

 - Masters Degree in Physics is required

Architectural Design & Drafting Adjunct Instructors Needed!

 - Bachelors Degree in any of the following fields is required, Masters                                        preferred:

Architecture, Computer Design and Drafting, Engineering, Graphic Design or a closely related degree in Technology

Applicants should submit resumes to:

Ryan Smith, BS, at the following email address:

rjsmith@brownmackie.edu