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The Male MS Challenge 10:00 to 2:00 PM, Saturday, 29 September 2012 Sports Authority Field at Mile High ~ Game Plan ~ Kicking at the Uprights: the Male MS Challenge 10:00 to 2:00 PM, Saturday, 29 September 2012 Sports Authority Field at Mile High ~ Game Plan ~ INTRODUCTION OF TEAM CAPTAINS HUDDLE KIRK P. WILLIAMS ~ HEAD REFEREE RESUME PLAY (MASTER OF CEREMONIES) KIRK P. WILLIAMS ~ HEAD REFEREE (MC) FIELD GOAL COIN TOSS DOOR PRIZE PRESENTATION DOOR PRIZE PRESENTATION CALVIN “CAL” WILLIAMS ~ LINE JUDGE CALVIN “CAL” WILLIAMS ~ LINE JUDGE CHALLENGE ON THE FIELD KICKOFF BUFFET LUNCH WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS during Q&A PANEL DISCUSSION: BRANDT WILKINS ~ HEAD COACH (CHAIRMAN, “ARMOR OR BRITTLE SHELL?” BOARD OF TRUSTEES CO-WY CHAPTER, NMSS) The Challenge of Reclaiming & Maintaining Life for a Man with MS. PLAY REVIEW ATTENDEE INTERACTION WITH QUESTIONS “MALE VOICES OF MS” A SHORT VIDEO FOR THE PANEL. by CARY J. POLEVOY & ENRIQUE STONE MICHAEL A. ROONEY, MS, LPC ~ UMPIRE FEATURING MEN with MS /THE DENVER MS (MODERATOR) with STEVE BYSTROM, CPA / MEN’S GROUP, CO-WY CHAPTER, NMSS MORGAN L. LEVY, MD / JACK H. LLEWELLYN, PHD / THOMAS M. STEWART, PA-C, MS, JD / FORWARD PASS MICHAEL WILLIAMSON INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER 2-MINUTE WARNING KIRK P. WILLIAMS ~ HEAD REFEREE (MC) CONCLUSION of Q&A and PANEL DISCUSSION KIRK P. WILLIAMS ~ HEAD REFEREE (MC) TOUCHDOWN “THE DRIVE” JACK H. LLEWELLYN, PHD ~ KEYNOTE SPEAKER FINAL DOOR PRIZE PRESENTATION ICKING AT THE PRIGHTS K U : CALVIN “CAL” WILLIAMS ~ LINE JUDGE THE MALE MS CHALLENGE. POST-GAME RECAP ~ Focus on the right processes to reach goals, CLOSING REMARKS thrive on stress, and recover quickly from MICHAEL A. ROONEY ~ UMPIRE (MODERATOR) adversity: Including his personal experience and KIRK P. WILLIAMS ~ HEAD REFEREE (MC) and challenges with MS. FIELD GOAL DOOR PRIZE PRESENTATION CALVIN “CAL” WILLIAMS ~ LINE JUDGE HALF-TIME 30-MINUTE RESTROOM/STRETCHING BREAK and GROUP PHOTO IN THE STANDS (optional) Cartoon used with artist, Drew Litton, permission Sponsored by: COLORADO-WYOMING CHAPTER, NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY ~ DENVER MEN’S GROUP 900 South Broadway, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80209 ~ 303-698-7400 Kicking at the Uprights: the Male MS Challenge 10:00 to 2:00 PM, Saturday, 29 September 2012 Sports Authority Field at Mile High ~ Acknowledgement ~ KEYNOTE SPEAKER VIDEO: “MALE VOICES OF MS” Jack H. Llewellyn, PhD ~ World-renowned sports Enrique Stone ~ Co-Producer / Director of psychology consultant, speaker, and corporate Photography / Videographer / Editor. coach who has MS. MS Activist, and man with MS. Cary J. Polevoy ~ Exec. Producer / Writer / Editor. MASTER OF CEREMONIES – HEAD REFEREE Author, avid cyclist and 17yr Top 100 fundraiser for Kirk P. Williams, HFES Emeritus ~ Advocate / Activist / BikeMS, MS activist, and man with MS. Volunteer / Member, Denver MS Men’s Group, CO-WY Chapter, NMSS, and man with MS. EVENT PHOTOGRAPHER Bobby Chun COACH – KICKOFF INTRODUCTION Brandt Wilkins ~ Chairman, Board of Trustees, CARTOON: “KILLER UPRIGHTS” used with artist’s permission Colorado-Wyoming Chapter, NMSS. Drew Litton ~ Syndicated Sports Cartoonist and founder of Littoonz Studios. MODERATOR – CLOSING REMARKS Michael A. Rooney, MS, LPC ~ Licensed INTERVIEW OF RICH KARLIS Professional Counselor and Men’s Group Kirk P. Williams ~ Interviewer / Videographer Facilitator, Colorado-Wyoming Chapter NMSS. INSPIRATION DISTINGUISHED PANELISTS Rich Karlis ~ Former barefoot NFL place kicker for Morgan L. Levy, MD ~ Speaker / Author / Geriatric the Denver Broncos, Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Neuropsychiatrist, and man with MS. Lions, subject source for Drew Litton cartoon and Jack H. Llewellyn, PhD ~ Keynote Speaker (see subsequently the name for this event. above description.) CONCEPT INITIATION Steve Bystrom ~ CPA, Member of Denver MS Joel T. Junker ~ Psychotherapist & Men’s Group, CO-WY Chapter, NMSS. Neuropsychology Specialist, Former Facilitator, Thomas M. Stewart, PA-C, MS, JD ~ Programs & NMSS, CO-WY Chapter Denver MS Men’s Group. Services Director, Rocky Mountain MS Center / Author / MS Researcher. EVENT PLANNING Michael Williamson ~ Owner of an International National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Colorado- Adventure Travel company / Outdoorsman / MS Wyoming Chapter: Activist and Man with MS. LeeAnn Bellum, LCSW ~ Care Management LINE JUDGE ~ DOOR PRIZE PRESENTATIONS Director. Ashley Pinson ~ Current Care Management Intern. Calvin “Cal” Williams ~ Member of the Denver Cheri McElhiney ~ Former Care Management Intern. MS Men’s Group, Colorado-Wyoming Chapter, Michael Williamson ~ MS Activist and man with MS. NMSS and man with MS. 2012 Denver Men’s Group Members: INTERVIEWED ON “MALE VOICES OF MS” VIDEO Steve Bystrom, John C. Hansen, David Pflueger, Steve Bystrom, Morgan L. Levy, MD, Scott Tongen, Cary J. Polevoy, Michael “Mike” Stickney, Enrique Calvin “Cal” Williams, and Michael Williamson Stone, Calvin “Cal” Williams, Kirk P. Williams, and Group Facilitator: Michael A. Rooney, MS, LPC. EVENT DONATION SUPPORT Chris Bogard Novartis Corporation Steve Bystrom Peet’s Coffee & Tea ~ Denver Cherry Creek CO-WY Chapter, NMSS / LeeAnn Bellum Cary J. Polevoy Can Do Multiple SclerosisTM Pugs Gear, Inc. the Cherry Cricket ~ Denver Cherry Creek Sports Authority Comedy Works ~ Denver Sports Authority Field at Mile High John C. Hansen Stembel Pharmacy ~ Fowler, Indiana Hillstone ~ Denver Cherry Creek Enrique Stone JSP Broadcast, Inc. / John “Sandy” Santucci Teva Pharmaceuticals J.W. Marriott ~ Denver Cherry Creek Calvin “Cal” Williams Rich Karlis Kirk P. Williams Drew Litton Michael Williamson The many selfless volunteers including greeters for this event. Sponsored by: COLORADO-WYOMING CHAPTER, NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY ~ DENVER MEN’S GROUP 900 South Broadway, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80209 ~ 303-698-7400 .
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