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1 Leadership Wyoming Class 2017 Healthcare, Social Services and Quality of Life March 30 - April 1, 2017 Sheridan, Wyoming ISSUE AWARENESS SESSION ADVANCE MAILING Agenda Homework ASSIGNMENT/HOMEWORK Review Discern Your Mission segment in Discover the Leader Within. Completion of gift cards for Gift Boxes. EVENT Healthcare, Social Services & Quality of Life DISCUSSION POINTS What are Wyoming s vital statistics for healthcare, social services, and quality of life? What are the biggest problems facing your own community, and Wyoming? Who are the players people and institutionsattempting to address these problems? What are the essential elements for community vitality? CLASS QUESTIONS What are the key healthcare issues facing Wyoming? What are the key challenges facing social services support agencies? What are the juvenile justice and youth issues? 1

2 LEADERSHIP SKILLS Balance and Objectivity (Process) (2) Reflection (Why) (24) Community Awareness (What) (5) Situation Analysis (How,Why) (25) Fact Finding (What) (12) Valuing Diversity (Why) (30) Integrated Work of Leadership (16) Visioning (How,Why) (32) Problem Solving (How,Why) (22) PROGRAM SPONSORS Brinton Museum Cynthia Chace Gray, Class 2016 ECS Engineers First Federal Bank & Trust First Interstate Bank Doug Hockett (2017)/Morgan Stanley Gary and Susan (2014) Miller Anne Pendergast, Class 2017 Powder River Heating & A/C Inc. Ramaco LLC Sheridan College LODGING Holiday Inn 1809 Sugarland Drive (307) MEETING PACKETS Final Agenda DRESS CODE Business Casual CLASS ABSENCES Dave Herder (Entire Session) Michelle Landa (Entire Session) Thea True-Wells (Entire Session) 2

3 Thursday, March 30 th 8:30 a.m. - Class Reconnections/Session Overview 8:45 a.m. Sheridan College (Thorne-Rider Campus Center, Activities Room) 3059 Coffeen Avenue (307) Driving Directions from Holiday Inn: From Sugarland Drive, head towards Brundage Lane. Make right turn onto Brundage Lane. Travel short distance to Coffeen Avenue and turn left. Drive approximately 0.7 miles. The Sheridan College campus will be on your left. Please park in Parking Lot E (next to Bruce Hoffman Golden Dome Building). Refer to campus map for parking lot and meeting building locations. 8:45 a.m. Welcome (5) 9:00 a.m. Dixie Johnson, Executive Director Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce 1517 E. 5 th Street (307) dixiejohnson@sheridanwyomingchamber.org 9:00 a.m. - Speed Topic: Raising Interest: Making Wyoming s Youth Money 10:30 a.m. Wise for Future Generations to Come Moderator: Bill Schilling, Leadership Wyoming Executive Director Speed Topic Participants: Susan Bigelow, Northern WY Community College District, Class 2003 Eric Brandjord, Inter-Mountain Labs, Class 2011 Brandi Harlow, Wyoming Business Council Susan Ponce, D.A. Davidson & Co. Dave Simonsen, JOCO First Dave Spencer, Wyoming Business Council Jay Stender, Forward Sheridan Kristin Wilkerson, First Federal Bank & Trust, Class :30 a.m. - Break 10:45 a.m. 3

4 10:45 a.m. - Media Workshop (2,22) 12 Noon Moderator: Bill Schilling, Leadership Wyoming Executive Director Milton Ontiveroz, Institutional Communications Specialist, Class 2001 University of Wyoming 1012 Mitchell Laramie, WY (307) MiltonO@uwyo.edu Kristen Czaban, Managing Editor The Sheridan Press 1858 Coffeen Avenue (307) kristen@thesheridanpress.com Kim Love, Owner and Public Pulse Host Sheridan Media and KROE PO Box 5086 (307) (307) Cell kimlove@sheridanmedia.com 12:00 Noon - Lunch 1:00 p.m. The Whitney Benefits (5,32) Introduced by: Bill Schilling, Leadership Wyoming Executive Director Tom Kinnison, President Whitney Benefits PO Box 5085 (307) (307) Cell tomk@tkinnison.com 1:00 p.m. Depart for Healthcare, Social Services and Quality of Life Visits/Interviews 1:30 p.m. - Health, Social Services and Quality of Life Agency Visits (12,24,25) 3:00 p.m. (Assignments on pages 11-13) 4

5 Please note: We will reconvene at Sheridan College, Thorne-Rider Campus Center after the completion of agency visits for following panel discussion. 3:30 p.m. - State Perspective: Healthcare and Social Services 4:30 p.m. Moderator: Bill Schilling, Leadership Wyoming Executive Director 4:30 p.m. - Break 5:45 p.m. Steve Corsi, Director, Class 2010 Department of Family Services Hathaway Building, Third Floor 2300 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne, WY (307) steve.corsi@wyo.gov Tom Forslund, Director, Class 2005 Department of Health Hathaway Building, Fourth Floor 2300 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne, WY (307) tom.forslund@wyo.gov 6:00 p.m. - Reception and Dinner (Cash Bar Available) (20) 8:00 p.m. Powder Horn Golf Club (Cascade Room, Downstairs) 23 Country Club Lane (307) Driving Directions from Holiday Inn: From Sugarland Drive, head toward Brundage Lane and take a right. Go 0.1 miles and take a left on to Coffeen Avenue. Go 5.6 miles and take a left on Powder Horn Road. Go 0.3 miles and turn right on to Clubhouse Drive. Go 0.8 miles and take a left on to Country Club Lane. Go approximately 0.2 miles and end at clubhouse. 5

6 Friday, March 31 st Meetings will be held at: Sheridan College, 3059 Coffeen Avenue (Thorne-Rider Campus Center, Activities Room) 7:00 a.m. - Breakfast 7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. - Volunteer Leadership Perspectives (12,30) 9:30 a.m. Moderator: David Hubert, Branch President, Class 2016 First Interstate Bank 4 South Main (307) (307) Cell david.hubert@fib.com Panelists: Lynne Michelena, President, Class 2008 First Interstate Bank PO Box 430 Buffalo, WY (307) lynne.michelena@fib.com Susan Miller, Civic Volunteer, Class West College Avenue (307) (307) susanmiller0143@gmail.com Jesus Rios, Chief Operating Officer, Class 2010 Ptolemy Data Systems 39 N. Scott Street (307) jrios@ptolemysystems.com Wendy Smith, Marketing and Public Information Director, Class 2011 Northern Wyoming Community College District PO Box 1500 (307) Ext (307) Cell wsmith@sheridan.edu 6

7 9:30 a.m. - BREAK 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. - Social Services, Health and Youth Dynamics (5,12,25) 11:15 a.m. Moderator: Bill Schilling, Leadership Wyoming Executive Director Bruce Burns, Senator and Chairman of Senate Appropriations Committee State of Wyoming PO Box 6027 (307) bruce.burns@wyoleg.gov Mike McCafferty, CEO Sheridan Memorial Hospital 1401 W. 5 th Street (307) mikemccafferty@sheridanhospital.org Jay McGinnis, Executive Director Sheridan YMCA 417 N. Jefferson (307) jmcginnis@sheridanymca.org Carmen Rideout, Director Sheridan Senior Center 211 Smith Street (307) sscdir@fiberpipe.net 11:15 a.m. - Kindness Wyoming Sheridan Session Style 1:15 p.m. ** Lunch on Your Own ** We encourage you to partake in the culinary delights of downtown Sheridan by having lunch at one of the local restaurants. List of local restaurants will be available at the session, courtesy of Doug Hockett. After lunch enjoy a nice walk through downtown or travel back to the college and take a walk through the campus. 7

8 1:15 p.m. Speed Topic: Kindness Wyoming 2:45 p.m. Moderator: Bill Schilling, Leadership Wyoming Executive Director 2:45 p.m. - Break 3:00 p.m. Speed Topic Participants: Colin Betzler, Sheridan Community Land Trust, Class 2012 Cissy Dillon, National American Indian Education Center, Class 2004 Ami Erickson, Northern WY Community College District, Class 2014 Travis Evans, ECS Engineers, Class 2016 Jo Forbes, Compass Center for Families, Class 2003 Joanne Garnett, Orion Planning and Design, Class 2002 Jake Haseman, Throne Law Office P.C., Class 2015 Lynne Michelena, First Interstate Bank, Class :00 p.m. - Integrated Work of Leadership: Practices and Habits 3:45 p.m. Kelly Barlow, Ranch Partner, Class 2012 Gourmet Lamb of Wyoming 1625A Buffalo Cut Across Road Gillette, WY (307) kellybarlow@yahoo.com Cynthia Chace Gray, Class 2016 Wyoming Community Foundation 585 Rock Creek Road Buffalo, WY (203) ccg2@mac.com 3:45 p.m. - Class/Agency Visits Collect: Integrated Work of Leadership : (14,25) 4:30 p.m. Healthcare, Community/Social Services and Quality of Life Bill Schilling, Integrated Work Consultant: Ki ThoughtBridge Associate Frank Galey, Integrated Work Consultant: Ki ThoughtBridge Associate 4:30 p.m. Class Project Work Time 5:30 p.m. 8

9 6:00 p.m. Community Reception (20) The Brinton Museum 239 Brinton Road Big Horn, WY (307) Driving Directions from Holiday Inn: From Sugarland Drive, head towards Brundage Lane. Make a right turn on to Brundage Lane. Travel short distance to Coffeen Avenue and turn left. Drive approximately 4 miles on Coffeen Avenue/US-87 S. Continue traveling straight to go onto State Highway 335/WY-335 for 3.1 miles to Big Horn. Once in Big Horn turn left onto Main Street. Main Street will become Brinton Road. Travel approximately 2.3 miles to Brinton Museum. Saturday, April 1 st Meetings will be held at: Sheridan College, 3059 Coffeen Avenue (Edward A. Whitney Academic Center, Atrium) (Parking available in Lot A. Refer to campus map for building location.) 7:15 a.m. - Check out of Hotel 7:30 a.m. - Breakfast - Sheridan College (Edward A. Whitney Academic Center) 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - History/Trivia Quiz Ken Thorpe (Sheridan, WY) 8:15 a.m. 8:15 a.m. - Trusteeship The Integrated Work of Leadership (16) 11:30 a.m. Frank Galey, Integrated Work Consultant; Ki ThoughtBridge Associate 8:15 a.m. Reconnections 8:30 a.m. Lessons Learned, Trusteeship and Visioning 9:15 a.m. BREAK 9:30 a.m. Creating a Preferred Vision for Wyoming :30 a.m. Personal Mission Team Conversations 11:00 a.m. Closing Circle 11:45 a.m. Session Evaluations 12 Noon ADJOURN 9

10 ADVISORY BOARD, ALUMNI & STAFF ADVISORY BOARD Bill Schilling Wendy Smith, Class 2011 LEADERSHIP WYOMING ALUMNI Kelly Barlow, Class 2012 Tom Forslund, Class 2005 Colin Betzler, Class 2012 Joanne Garnett, Class 2002 Susan Bigelow, Class 2003 David Hubert, Class 2016 Eric Brandjord, Class 2011 Lynne Michelena, Class 2008 Cynthia Chace Gray, Class 2016 Susan Miller, Class 2014 Steve Corsi, Class 2010 Milton Ontiveroz, Class 2001 Terri Dawson, Class 2010 Jesus Rios, Class 2010 Ami Erickson, Class 2014 Wendy Smith, Class 2011 Travis Evans, Class 2016 Kristin Wilkerson, Class 2016 Jo Forbes, Class 2003 LEADERSHIP WYOMING STAFF Frank Galey Integrated Work Consultant and Ki ThoughtBridge Associate Bill Schilling Executive Director, Integrated Work Consultant and Ki ThoughtBridge Associate Linda Walsh Event Coordinator Emergency Phone Numbers Cellular Phone Numbers Leadership Wyoming Office Bill Schilling Holiday Inn Linda Walsh

11 Healthcare, Community Service and Quality of Life Agency Visits Designated class member teams will visit and meet with clients, directors, and/or board members of Health, Community Service and Youth/Senior Agencies. Type of Service Health Organization and Address Sheridan VA 1898 Fort Road Contact and Telephone Number Scott Reichert Program/Purpose Primary care and mental health care facility for military veterans. Class Member Teams Kyle Cowan Nish Goicolea NOWCAP Black Lung Disease Clinic 2240 Coffeen Ave., Suite A Larry Huestis blsheridan@bresnan.net Comprehensive cardio-pulmonary program with primary focus on miners afflicted with the black lung disease. Paddington Hodza Mary Melaragno Sheridan Memorial Hospital Downtown location: 61 S. Gould Street Laura Lehan lauralehan@ sheridanhospital.org or Progressive, state-ofthe art facility which provides medical care and specialty care. Nicole Hauser Joe Quiroz Welch Cancer Center 1585 W. 5 th Street Chris Morrison christinamorrison@sheridan hospital.org Renea Parker reneaparker@sheridan hospital.org High quality, comprehensive cancer care facility. Leslie Shakespeare Joe Vasco Johnson County Healthcare Center 497 W. Lott (In Buffalo) Mary Litzel maryl@jchealthcare.com Provides full range of medical services including 24-hour emergency care, hospice and home care. Jessica Oden Travis Welch 11

12 Substance Abuse/Suicide Prevention Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming 777 Fort Street, Suite A (In Buffalo) Haley Drake hdrake@pmowyo.org Ext. 4 or Dedicated to strengthening the prevention efforts around alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, suicide and chronic disease. Doug Hockett Shelley Macy Youth Outreach Big Brothers Big Sisters Located at: Sheridan High School 1056 Long Drive Sandy Thiel sandy@wyobbbs.org or Assist children to recognize their potential and build their future. Dave Elmer Renee Laegreid Joey s Foundation 109 S. Main, Suite B Joey Puettman foundation@ joeysflyfishing.com sheila@joeysflyfishing.com Youth mentoring program to build supportive relationships and positive learning. Brandon Daigle Donna Nelson Jeff Suloff YMCA 417 N. Jefferson Jay McGinnis jmcginnis@ sheridanymca.org Youth development and cultivate the positive in children and teens. Leslie Calkins Matt Thomas Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Advocacy and Resource Center 136 Coffeen Ave. Rhonda Weber Rhonda@arcsheridan.org Support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Kevin Kershisnik Anne Pendergast Special Needs/ Disabilities Parents Helping Parents of Wyoming, Inc. 500 W. Lott, Ste. A (In Buffalo) Terri Dawson tdawson@wpic.org or Offers education, support and training to parents, families or primary caregivers of children with special needs. Amber Nuse Ken Thorpe RENEW (Rehabilitation Enterprises of North Eastern WY) 1969 S. Sheridan Ave. Kim Lanners klanners@renew-wyo.com Provide a wide range of vital services for people with disabilities of all ages. Luke Esch Craig Valdez CHAPS (Children, Horses, and Adults in PartnerShip) 501 Hwy 14 East Kristen Marcus info@chapswyo.org Equine assisted therapy and activities for various individuals. Shane Porter Tom Segerstrom 12

13 Law Enforcement/ Detention Sheridan Police Department 45 W. 12 th Street Lt. Travis Koltiska police.com Enhance quality of life, investigate problems/incidents, seeking solutions and fostering a sense of security within the community. Mandy Fabel Kyle Henriksen Emergency Fire and Medical Services Sheridan Fire Department 151 S. Scott Street Greg Luhman gluhman@ sheridanwy.net Protect and enhance the safety and wellbeing of the community. John Kennedy Tanya Lewis Senior Citizens Green House Living for Sheridan 2311 Shirley Cove Michelle Craig michellecraig@sheridan greenhouse.org Long term care for elders. Emy digrappa Travis McNiven Sheridan Senior Center 211 Smith Street Carmen Rideout sscdir@fiberpipe.net Provides variety of community based services to help elderly and older adults to live at home. Camellia El-Antably Steve Whiting Community Giving and Development Center for a Vital Community 245 Broadway Jeriann Jacobson jjacobson@sheridan.edu Ext Strengthen community resources through training, collaboration and sharing of information. Scott Fox Sarah Reese The Food Group 1 S. Tschirgi Street (Located in St. Peters Episcopal Church) Missi Hubert thefoodgroupwy@ gmail.com Provides children with nutritional food to take home on weekends for balanced meals. Madoka Grenvik Preston Nelson Volunteers of America 1876 S. Sheridan Ave. Skye Heeren sheeren@voanr.org Alex Oakes aoakes@voanr.org Serve and strengthen individuals and their families by empowering them to build healthy and happy lives. Critter Murray Tara Nethercott 13

Leadership Wyoming Class 2017

Leadership Wyoming Class 2017 AGENDA NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT October 20-22, 2016 Gillette, Wyoming ISSUE AWARENESS SESSION EVENT ADVANCE MAILING/ ASSIGNMENTS NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE ENVIRONMENT