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2012 Retreat to Cincinnati

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2012 Retreat to Cincinnati

April 26-28, 2012, Atlanta Chapter members and spouses took a VIP tour of Cincinnati, Ohio, the "Queen City," which was settled in 1788. 

The view from Celestial Steakhouse on the Ohio River.

April 26-28, 2012, Atlanta Chapter members and spouses took a VIP tour of Cincinnati, Ohio, the "Queen City," which was settled in 1788. Pictured is the view from Celestial Steakhouse on the Ohio River.

Over-the-Rhine

Hardy souls take an architectural walking tour of Over-the-Rhine.

Cincinnati Art Museum

Anne and David Boyd at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Aglamesis Bro’s

Off to Unversity of Cincinnati Medical Center via Aglamesis Bro’s, Cincinnati’s original ice cream parlor.

Celestial Steakhouse #2

Kathy Berry, Susie Deyo and Sherry Lundeen.

Celestial Steakhouse #1

President Kay Weiss, Michelle Nordin, and Liz Troy.

Taft Museum

Retreat Co-Chairs Susan Higley and Sally Boice join Harry Gilham at the Taft Museum.

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Thanks from Alum Alejandro Toriella, PhD, Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering, Georgia Tech

Thank you very much for your support.  It meant a lot.  I had the opportunity to return to Tech as a faculty member last year.  I’m very happy to be back and hope I can advise a future ARCS scholar soon!

Thanks from Alum Tim Sampson, Postdoctoral Scholar at Caltech

I am immensely grateful to the ARCS Foundation and Turner Enterprises for making my award possible. I am honored to have been part of the talented and promising group of young researchers from the Atlanta-area!

Thanks from Scholar Kevin Yehl

"I was very fortunate to be selected as one of this year's ARCS scholars... I plan to pursue an academic career in chemistry... Your support will allow me to continue my biomedical research in developing novel strateigies to treat drug resistant cancers and cardiovascular diseases... Again, thank you so much for your support of the sciences and post graduate education, both of which are very important in keeping America competitive..."