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DATE: Thursday, February 10, 2022
5:55 pm Join/Connect
6:00 pm Zoom Meeting
WHERE: At Your Shelter-in-Place
SPEAKER: Kristi Emmons Jones, speaker, author, and advocate for mental health. Kristi also served as the EWI Corporate president in 2020-2021.
Location (Via Zoom)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85899059178?pwd=VzZvQzVZRmw5cmM5L2lqdkhETzJWZz09
Meeting ID: 858 9905 9178
Passcode: 887509
NEW MEETING ID NUMBER and Connection
Information if you are new to Zoom
How to connect on a laptop: Go to https://zoom.us/join and type in the Personal Meeting ID 858 9905 9178. Follow the prompts to either download the Zoom laptop application or join through your browser. A prompt should pop up to connect you to audio.
How to connect on an iPhone: Download the Zoom App, open the app, click join meeting and type in the Personal Meeting ID 858 9905 9178. A prompt should pop up to connect you to audio.
How to connect on an Android/Samsung Phone: Download the Zoom App, open the app, click join meeting and type in the Personal Meeting ID 858 9905 9178. A prompt should pop up to connect you to audio.
DRESS: Casual
RSVP Deadline is Monday, February 7
RSVP: Don't forget you now RSVP through the link inside the Monthly Chapter Meeting Notice that you receive separately via email.
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•• Effective Dec 1, 2021••
Firm or Executive Representatives and Individual Members not providing a response by the designated response date will be considered as an affirmative response. If they do not attend the monthly meeting, they will be considered a no show and subsequently billed the monthly meeting fee.
RSVP deadline will now be the Friday before our monthly meeting.
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January Meeting Highlights
Saint Francis Health Zone
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Top Left: Speaker Marnie Choisnard, Saint Francis Health Zone
Top Right: Lori Heerlyn, T.D. Williamson and Susan Miller, Warren Professional Building Corp.
Bottom Left: Sustaining member Pat Desormeau and Vernice Bersche, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Bottom Right: Gloria McQuade, Burnette Home Improvement and Pam Elmore, Miss Helen's
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Top Left: Marie Stephens, Nothing Bundt Cake and Kacie Baker, World Travel Service
Top Right: Teri Edmondson, Sustaining Member, Janis Cohlmia, Tropical Plant Design, and Rita Young, Sustaining Member
Bottom Left: Colleen Farris, Moody's Jewelry, JoLynn Meyer, T.D. Williamson, and Kelli Gernandt, Trust Co. of Oklahoma
Bottom Right: Reta Jay, LDKerns Contractors, Joni Whitehead, System One, Trish Richey, Helmerich & Payne, Inc.
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January Program Comments:
- No knives!
- I feel we all should maybe expect "average" catering. Staff levels are down everywhere and I don't expect us to see an increase in service, food, etc. until staffing levels rise in the hospitality/restaurant industry. I like Tazikis and their food. It was a little off. I would recommend we use them again.
- The meat was cold. Also we had no forks to cut it with.
- I love Tazeki's!
- Mediterranean fare is not my cup of tea, but I’m probably the only one. Knives would have been nice, but it was fun working around it.
- Meat was very dry, unfortunately, not a favorite.
- Tazeki's chicken and salad are always the "best!”
- Awesome - good location
- Great place to meet!!!
- Love St Francis Health Zone to kick off the year!
- Venue is convenient with ease & security in parking
- Marnie is very dedicated to personal health.
- She did a great job. It was nice to hear what they offer…something for everyone!
January Suggestions/Feedback:
- I enjoyed hearing from Marnie and the information was good but our meetings have seem to miss the mark on professional topics. Maybe this is in the works?
- Provided important comments regarding awareness of your health. However, presentation could have been more informative and lacked constructive details for those interested in joining the Health Zone.
- Would like to have a little more variety in topics and speakers.
- Workplace Issues & Solutions / City Update (City Official) / Work Related or Educational Topics
- Keep up the awesome job in a very trying catering time!
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Meet Colleen Farris
Assistant Manager of Moody's Jewelry at 12th & Harvard
DID YOU KNOW?...... You could be damaging your jewelry while relaxing?....
Swimming in chlorine treated pools and hot tubs or cleaning around the home with household chemicals like chlorine bleach and other cleaning solvents will pit or damage gold alloys (making gold weak or brittle) or even discolor pieces. It could possibly make gold like it was burnt with a match. The good news is it takes time to damage a piece of jewelry. So if you have done any of the above, remove your jewelry first. If you forget there are safe ways to clean your jewelry. Rinse it and lightly scrub with some mild Dawn dish soap and use a soft brush to gently clean it. Then rinse with water. Remember to put on perfume, hairspray etc. first, then put on your jewelry. Bring your precious pieces to a Moody's professional for a FREE cleaning & inspection. Your frequently worn jewelry should be inspected every 6 months.
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We NEED EWI Mentors!
Remember when you first joined? Scary, right?
We would love to get a few mentors to help guide our
new members along the way.
Please contact Lori Heerlyn for more information.
lori.heerlyn@tdwilliamson.com
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Please contact Lori Heerlyn at lori.heerlyn@tdwilliamson.com if you would like to donate door prizes for our upcoming meetings!
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Door Prize Disclaimer: MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!
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Please send any announcements you would like to share in the Connect to Liza Wenzel by emailing her at liza@wenzelcreative.com.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
- February 2 - Communications Committee Meeting @ 5 pm - 1st Wednesday
- February 2 - Groundhog Day
- February 10 - EWI of Tulsa Monthly Chapter Meeting (Virtual via Zoom)
- February 14 - Valentine's Day
- February 21 - Presidents Day
- February 16 - Programs Committee Meeting - 3rd Wednesday
- February 23 - Membership Committee Meeting @ Noon (Virtual) - 4th Wednesday
- February 23 - EWI Monthly Board Meeting @ 4 pm (Virtual) - 4th Wednesday
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February EWI Birthdays
Representatives
February 8 - Osha Thompson, Transitional Member
February 13 - Diane Jarvi, Sustaining Member
February 16 - Glenda Stoner, Sustaining Member
Executives
February 19 - Jeff Bonds, Mitchell Bonds
February 25 - Alex Eaton, World Travel Services
February Firm Anniversaries
Firm Anniversaries
Mid-America, Land Grain & Cattle Co......1986
William K. Warren Foundation..................1997
Arvest Bank...............................................2014
Coldwell Banker Select.............................2018
System One..............................................2019
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EWI of Tulsa to award $10,000 in ASIST Scholarships
Application Deadline:
Friday, March 18, 2022 at 4:00 AM CT
https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/scholarship/asist2022
The Executive Women International Adult Students in Scholastic Transition (ASIST) Scholarship Program for the benefit of non-traditional students is currently accepting applications. EWI of Tulsa will award five scholarships in the amount of $2,000 each.
The ASIST Scholarship is a non-discriminatory, educational scholarship program for the benefit of nontraditional students pursuing an associates, bachelor or master’s degree, or a technical/professional certificate. These include persons who are:
- Past high school age and who are entering a college, university, or trade school and/or the workforce for the first time
- Non-traditional students already enrolled in a college, university, or trade school program
- Re-training due to changes in the workplace
- Otherwise, are not the traditional college, university, or trade school, recently finished with high school
- This scholarship is open to all full and part-time students, regardless of gender
Applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Clearly define career goals and objectives
- Specify the educational requirements to attain the above goals and objectives
- Utilize re-entry programs available through colleges/universities/ technology centers, community agencies and service groups or career professionals
- 18 years of age or older
- Applicant must reside within the EWI Tulsa Chapter boundaries: Tulsa County, Osage County, Creek County, Rogers County, and Wagoner County
Applications must be completed online.
Deadline for submissions is Friday, March 18, 2022 at 4:00 AM CT.
EWI of Tulsa winners will be notified in June and invited to attend the Scholarship Program Awards meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 14.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Janis Cohlmia, Tropical Plant Design, Inc.
Note:
Firm or Executive Representatives, Individual Members, and immediate family members of Firm Representatives, Member Firm Executives, Individual, Transitional, Student, Sustaining and Honorary Members will not be eligible to participate in the ASIST Scholarship Program.
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