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CMC 2.12.14.Indd Like us on All CMC forums are Facebook open to everyone! Register at the community’s conversation www.columbusmetroclub.org columbus or 464-3220. metropolitan Wednesday, February 12, 2014 100 E. Broad St., Suite 100 • Columbus, OH 43215 club Available online at thedailyreporteronline.com Ph: (614) 464-3220 • Fax: (614) 464-9767 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.columbusmetroclub.org The mission of the Columbus Metropolitan Club is to connect people and ideas through community conversation. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2014 – 12:00 NOON TO 1:15 PM AT THE ATHLETIC CLUB OF COLUMBUS THIS WEEK AT CMC WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Birth to 3...The Foundation of Society’s Success Babies are not born with care Ohio and Michigan Tourism instructions. Parental instinct may not be Paying Big Dividends enough and too often, young children do not receive the care to properly develop Featuring George Zimmermann, vice president, Travel Michigan their cognitive and emotional skills. Mary Cusick, director, Tourism Ohio Research has pointed to the link Moderated by Brian Ross, president & CEO, Experience Columbus between the environmental infl uence Sponsored by on early brain development and the disparity between socio-economic groups. In partnership with Experience Columbus Startling statistics reveal that poverty and Ohio Travel Association in early childhood can be especially Angel Rhodes, Jane Whyde, Janet Jackson, Cheryl harmful, affecting later achievement Gov. Kasich’s executive president Achterberg, and employment. There are four director of director, & CEO, dean, overlapping components to consider for the environmental health of children Childhood Franklin County United Way of OSU College of Upcoming CMC Events including early care and education, Initiatives Family and Central Ohio Education and family support, special needs and early Children First Human Ecology Leave Lunch Smarter! intervention, and health and nutrition. Council CMC forums are at the Athletic Club of Columbus, Neuroscientists have learned that 136 E. Broad St. unless otherwise noted. babies experience dramatic growth within the fi rst few months of their Check-in is at 11:30 a.m., with lunch served lives including brain cells connections Series presented by at noon and closing at 1:15 p.m. or synapses. In the simple terms, the Pre-paid reservations are required. repeated exercise of these synapses CMC Members $23; CMC Members’ Guests $33; General Public $45 strengthens the part of the brain that Reserve on line at www.columbusmetroclub.org controls certain functions. When an adult talks to a baby, the synapses in the the youngest Ohioans, Superintendent will delve into the key components to or (614) 464-3220 ext. 1. part of the brain that controls language Richard Ross said it’s “One of the wisest raising happy, healthy children with the will become more developed. The baby’s and most compassionate thing we can capacity to become responsible adults. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 environment will infl uence the overall do.” In addition to government funding, This CMC forum is the fi rst of a two OhioHeath, Bricker & Eckler and CMC present brain development of that child. many organizations, including United part series about neural development. In Ohio, the Governor’s Offi ce made Way of Central Ohio and the Franklin The second forum on Wednesday, April 23, Our Healthy Community: early childhood education a priority with County Family & Children First Council will feature Dr. Bruce Perry, author of Neural Development: Birth to 3... an additional $10 million dedicated to (helpmykid.org), are providing economic The Boy Who was Raised as a Dog: And the state’s support of early childhood and educational resources to families and Other Stories from a Child Psychiatrists’s The Foundation of Society’s Success, education programs which will be caregivers to improve the outlook for at- Notebook –What Traumatized Children Part I targeted for high-needs areas in the risk infants and their families. Can Teach Us About Loss, Love and state. In describing this investment in The next CMC forum on February 12 Healing. Featuring Jane Whyde, executive director, Franklin County Family and Children First Council Angel Rhodes, Gov. 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