[Nebraska-Senior-Blind] NFBN Affiliate Annual Convention - Agenda

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Hi You All - See you tonight

 

 

If you have not seen it yet. here is the agenda for the entire convention;
pasted in below and attached. The senior division is on Saturday morning; we
have one and a half hours (like our monthly meetings).

 

 



National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska

 

Navigating The New Frontier

 

53rd Annual State Convention

 

April 11 - 14, 2024

 

Gering Civic Center

1050 M Street

Gering, NE 69341

 

 

 

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND PLEDGE

 

I pledge to participate actively in the efforts of the National Federation
of the Blind to achieve equality, opportunity and security for the blind; to
support the policies and programs of the Federation; and to abide by its
constitution.




 

 

Welcome from the Officers and Board of Directors

 

Officers: 

President, Jamie K. Richey, Lincoln, NE

First Vice President, Christine Boone, Lincoln, NE

Second Vice President, Bob Burns, Omaha, NE

Secretary, Kimberly Scherbarth, Kearney, NE

Treasurer, Cheryl Livingston, Lincoln, NE

 

Members of the Board of Directors: 

Nancy Coffman, Lincoln, NE

Geralyn K. Konruff, Chappell, NE

Karen Lemmon, Whitney, NE

Maura Loberg, Lincoln, NE

Rachna H. K. Marsh, Omaha, NE

Linda Mentink, Columbus, NE

 

The National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska knows that blindness is not
the characteristic that defines you or your future. Every day we raise the
expectations of blind people, because low expectations create obstacles
between blind people and our dreams. You can live the life you want;
blindness is not what holds you back. Together with love, hope and
determination, we transform dreams into reality.

 

Connect with the National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska!

Like on Facebook: @nebraskasblind

Follow on X: @nfbn

Subscribe on YouTube: @NFBNE

Visit Online: http://www.ne.nfb.org.

 

We wish to extend sincere gratitude to this year's convention sponsors!

 



 

ALLO Fiber

Creating, Connecting and Serving Gigabit Communities Since 2003

ALLO Fiber, founded in Imperial, Nebraska, in 2003, is a telecommunications
company offering fiber telephone, long-distance, broadband, internet and
television to residents and businesses. ALLO currently provides
communications services to 40 cities across Nebraska, Colorado and Arizona.
ALLO has developed a world-class network to expand business opportunities,
create jobs and improve quality of life. We at ALLO take immense pride in
providing residents and businesses with unmatched entertainment and
communications options. It is our mission to create, connect and serve
Gigabit communities.

(866) 481-2556

 <http://www.allocommunications.com> www.allocommunications.com

@AlloFiber on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, and LinkedIn




 

 



 

Christian Record Services, Inc.

Empower People Who are Blind to Engage Their Communities and Embrace the
Blessed Hope

Each year, Christian Record Services, Inc. impacts thousands of lives
through services provided to them without cost. All who are legally blind or
have physical impairments that prevent them from holding reading material or
focusing on ink print are eligible for the following free services: 

*	Full-Vision Books
*	Zoo Buds 
*	National Camps for Blind Children 
*	Gift Bibles and Study Guides
*	Subscription Magazines 
*	PhoneFaith
*	Naomi Chapman Turner Library for the Blind 

Christian Record Services, Inc. is a ministry of the Seventh-Day Adventist
Church in North America, serving people of all faiths and walks of life who
are blind worldwide. 

(402) 488-0981 option 3

services at christianrecord.org <mailto:services at christianrecord.org> 

 <http://www.christianrecord.org> www.christianrecord.org

@crsbfriends on Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn

 




 

 



 

WayAroundR 

See beyond the limits of a visual world.

Born from the minds of two architects with vision loss, WayAround is more
than just a revolutionary product. It's a movement led and fueled by people
who may not have great eyesight, but who definitely have a vision. WayAround
is an app for your smart device that provides on-demand details about
everyday things. The simple tag-and-scan approach lets you quickly and
easily identify things around you. WayAround was started with a can-do
practicality and a lofty purpose: to provide limitless opportunities for
people with vision loss. WayAround is providing accessible information at
this year's convention. A WayTag will be placed on your badge when you check
in at registration. Then, scan the WayTag with your iPhone or Android device
to get the convention agenda, exhibitor packet and other information.
Download the free WayAround app for iOS or Android.

(888) 898-4465

connect at WayAround.com <mailto:connect at WayAround.com> 

 
<file:///C:/Users/Geralyn/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/Content.
Outlook/YM7S916K/www.WayAround.com> www.WayAround.com    

@WayAroundTools on Facebook, X, YouTube, and LinkedIn




 

 

The National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska Welcomes Our Honored
Guests!

 

National Representative: Carla McQuillan, Board Member, National Federation
of the Blind

The youngest of 4 children, Carla was born and raised in Southern
California. She experienced a sudden loss of vision when she was 10 years
old, which was diagnosed as Stargardt disease. She lost all central vision
and was unable to read standard print without magnification. Because of her
remaining peripheral vision, Carla did not "look blind", so she was not
taught Braille or any other alternative techniques of blindness. She had
extraordinarily little experience with blind people. The only blind person
she knew was her brother, and he was forever using his blindness as an
excuse for standing on the sidelines. Carla knew that this was not the life
she wanted and was determined to do everything in her power to convince the
world that she was not blind.

 Despite her lack of Braille instruction, Carla graduated from High School
with honors, and attended Humboldt State University. The reading load in
college proved to be too intense, and she saw her grades begin to suffer.
While struggling through her first year in college, she met her husband
Lucas. They were married and moved to San Diego, where Lucas completed his
master's degree. Carla was happy to put off her own education to support
Lucas through graduate school. She got a job as a Montessori Preschool
teacher.

Their daughter Alison was born in 1983. In 1985 the family moved to
Illinois, where Lucas pursued his Doctorate and Carla completed her
undergraduate degree. The staff at the university's disabled student's
services office told her how difficult Braille would be to learn and how
inefficient it would be. Discouraged and defeated, Carla wondered if there
was any hope for her future. Fortunately, she learned of the scholarship
program through the National Federation of the Blind and won a state
scholarship from the Illinois affiliate in 1988. Attending the Illinois
state convention changed her life. Her negative attitudes about blindness
and about her own potential to be a successful professional were replaced by
confidence and self-assurance that remain a hallmark of her character today.

After graduating with High Distinction from the University of Illinois in
1988, the McQuillans completed their family with the birth of their son
Duncan. They moved to Oregon to be near Carla's family. Carla started her
own Montessori preschool, which later expanded to include 3 schools and a
Montessori Teacher Certification Program. 

Carla has served as President of the National Federation of the Blind of
Oregon for 26 years, from 1992 until the present, with a six-year break to
focus on her businesses. She has also served for 16 years on the Board of
Directors for the National Federation of the Blind. She has recently stepped
down as the director of NFB Camp, after 28 years directing the Child Care
program at National Convention. 

 

 

 

National Student Representative: Gene Kim, Secretary, National Association
of Blind Students

After first discovering the National Federation of the Blind as a 2019
national scholarship program winner, Gene has continued to grow as a member
and leader in the National Association of Blind Students, the NFB Science
and Engineering Division and the NFB of California. In just a few short
years, the Federation has reshaped its blindness philosophy and provided it
with countless deep connections to mentors and friends. He is honored to be
a Kenneth Jernigan Leadership in Service Program participant this year.
Outside of the federation, Gene is a senior at Stanford University studying
Symbolic Systems with a focus in Human-Computer Interaction and
Accessibility. He is interested in making data visualizations, STEM
education and design tools more accessible to blind people. In his free
time, Gene loves listening to and playing music, experimenting with new
recipes, venturing outdoors on hikes or camping trips, playing chess, and
following the NFL.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Michael Dalto

Owner of High Note Consulting; Michael is a big, old benefits geek. He has
provided training on disability benefits from Social Security for 35 years.
Michael specializes in safety nets called "work incentives" for blind people
that help protect essential benefits when people work. He consults with the
National Federation of the Blind, the National Association of Blind
Merchants, state blindness commissions and numerous other organizations. He
is a firm believer in brief bios.




 

 

Megan Macy

>From serving her country to serving students with visual impairments in the
Nebraska Panhandle, Megan brings her love to serve. Soon after relocating to
Gering, Nebraska, in 2019, Megan learned of the field of Vision within
special education services. She decided to leave the general education
classroom to explore the world of visual impairments so she could serve an
underserved population of students right where she grew up. Having never
worked with a student with a diagnosed visual impairment, she soon learned
that many are in fact undiagnosed, misdiagnosed, or just waiting for
services due to a shortage of Teachers of the Visually Impaired and
Orientation and Mobility Specialist.

Megan is a Teacher of the Visually Impaired with Educational Service Unit 13
(ESU 13) in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. She currently serves all students from
0-21 with visual impairments across all 21 school districts within the
Nebraska panhandle. Megan is currently working on a Masters Degree through
the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to become a Certified Orientation and
Mobility Specialist. In 2022 Megan was chosen as one of three American
Printing House for the Blind scholars. 

 

John Olson

As a former staff photographer for LIFE Magazine, John's livelihood involved
creating and distributing imagery. An invitation from the National
Federation of the Blind led to a decade-long partnership with leaders and
members of the organization. This partnership made him keenly aware of the
need and desire for accessible imagery, instilling in him the belief that,
for those without sight, access to tactile images represents a means to
greater freedom, independence and equality.  At Tactile Images, we fulfill
our promise using our patented technology that integrates sensory stimulants
through 3D, tactile renderings of images to deliver visual information to
the brain through an enhanced, completely accessible, kinesthetic
experience.

 

Greg Steinmetz

In January 2018 Greg joined the Guide Dogs of America|Tender Loving Canines
team as the Senior Manager of Admissions & Graduate Services. He is
responsible for recruitment and outreach, client support, and dormitory
operations. Greg has received four guide dogs from GDA|TLC and is currently
partnered with guide dog Sterling. Greg is a member of Lions Clubs
International, the National Federation of the Blind of California and the
California Guide Dog Users.




 

Convention Details

 

Registration

All convention attendees are required to register. Registration with the
convention entitles you to the convention room rate and qualifies you to win
door prizes. If you have pre-registered for the convention, please go to the
registration area to pick up your registration packet. If you did not
pre-register, you may do so in the registration area. The onsite
registration fee is $30.00. Please note: NO meal tickets will be available
for purchase onsite. We will adhere to the registration times strictly so
that our registration workers can participate in all convention activities.
See the agenda for a list of times and locations of the registration area.

 

Information Table

Located between the Oregon Trails doors; Federationists will be on hand to
answer any questions. This will also serve as the lost and found.

 

Assistive Listening Devices

An FM transmitter system is available for those who need assistance. Visit
the information table for details.

 

Guide Dog Relief Area

The Guide Dog relief area immediately adjacent to the civic center is on the
west side of the building. This grassy area is accessed by exiting the side
door nearest to the Wild Cat Room. Please be courteous and pick up any waste
and dispose of it in the provided trash can.

 

Door Prizes

A variety of door prizes will be drawn during each general session and at
the banquet. Attendees must be registered with the convention to be eligible
for a door prize and must be present to win. Drop off all door prize
donations in the registration area during the assigned registration times.




 

 

Agenda

 

Thursday, April 11, 2024

 

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Registration and Packet Pick-Up

Platte River 

Cheryl Livingston, Member, Convention Arrangements Committee

 

7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Welcome to the Trails West Region

Wild Cat

Light Hors D'oeuvres and a cash bar will be available.

Christine Boone, Chair, Convention Arrangements Committee




 

 

Friday, April 12, 2024

 

7:30 - 9:00 a.m. Registration and Packet Pick-Up

Platte River

Cheryl Livingston, Member, Convention Arrangements Committee

 

7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Greater At-Large Chapter Meeting

Pioneer

This is the annual face-to-face meeting of the chapter. Chapter members are
encouraged to attend, and guests are welcome!

Kimberly Scherbarth, President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska
Greater At-Large Chapter

 

 

 

General Session I

Oregon Trail

 

9:00 a.m. Call to Order

Jamie K. Richey, President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Lincoln, NE

 

9:10 a.m. Invocation

Shane Buresh, Member, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska, Lincoln,
NE

 

9:15 a.m. Convention Logistics

Christine Boone, Chair, Convention Arrangements Committee, Lincoln, NE

 

9:25 a.m. Welcome to Gering

Kent Ewing, Mayor, City of Gering, Gering, NE

 

9:45 a.m. National Report

Carla McQuillan, Board Member, National Federation of the Blind, Florence,
OR 

 

10:15 a.m. Fit Break

 

10:20 a.m. National Student Report

Gene Kim, Secretary, National Association of Blind Students, Cupertino, CA

 

10:40 a.m. RTBS: 50 Years of Service

Bekah Jerde, Executive Director, Radio Talking Book Service, Omaha, NE 

 

11:05 a.m. Nebraska's New Voter ID Law

Representative, Nebraska Secretary of State, Lincoln, NE

 

11:30 a.m. Adjourn

 

11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Exhibits

Chimney Rock

Refer to the exhibitor packet for a list of exhibitors and descriptions.

Note: Prove you have visited all the exhibitors by getting your exhibitor
card punched at each table and win some cash! The cards will be collected
and a drawing will take place Sunday morning. Must be present to win. 

Rachna H. K. Marsh, member, Convention Arrangements Chair

 

Noon - 1:00 p.m. Keynote: Making the Impossible Possible

Wild Cat and Dome Rock

John Olson, CEO, Tactile Images, NY




 

1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Registration and Packet Pick-Up

Platte River

Cheryl Livingston, Member, Convention Arrangements Committee

 

1:15 - 5:00 p.m. All Systems Go: How to Launch a Successful Job Search

Pony Express

Prepare for takeoff into your dream career! Are you truly equipped to secure
the job you desire? Is your resume up to par, or perhaps a curriculum vitae
would better suite your goals? Are you tapping into the right job listings
tailored to your expertise? And when it comes to interviews, do you possess
genuine experience? These pivotal questions and more be meticulously
addressed at this year's employment seminar. Join us for an immersive
afternoon of practical guidance tailored to each individual job seeker. No
pompous speeches, no empty cheers. This session will delve deep into the
nitty-gritty of job acquisition, ensuring that, when we conclude, you'll
possess the precise tools to present yourself in the best possible light.
Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your career prospects!

Christine Boone, Facilitator

 

1:15 - 3:00 p.m. Are You Ready for a Guide Dog?

Pioneer

Curious about guide dogs? Ever wondered what it would be like to own one? In
this session, we will discuss benefits of Guide Dog Mobility, program
requirements, application process, and program overview.

Greg Steinmetz, Senior Manager, Admissions & Graduate Services, Guide Dogs
of America|Tender Loving Canines




 

3:15 - 5:00 p.m. How to Get Disability Benefits from Social Security, Go to
Work and Live to Tell About It

Pioneer

If you get disability benefits from Social Security and you're confused
about the rules, you're not alone. If you are baffled and worried about what
would happen to your benefits if you went to work or increased your
earnings, you're also in good company. Most people are confounded by Social
Security! This presentation provides the basics about Social Security
Disability and SSI benefits - who is eligible, how much the benefit amount
can be, income and asset limits, which medical benefits are provided and how
to apply. Most importantly, the session explains how work affects these
benefits, how to use safety nets called "work incentives" that help protect
benefits when you work, how the work rules are better for blind people, and
how to get free help using work incentives. Feel free to ask any questions
you have about Social Security.

Michael Dalto, Owner, High Note Consulting, LLC

 

6:00 p.m. Chuckwagon

Wild Cat and Dome Rock

Enjoy dinner as retired teacher and historian, Allan Maybee, will share
pioneer tales and native American legends and lore during this adventure
through the frontier. 

Following will be the National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska Board of
Directors meeting which is open to all.

 

7:30 p.m. Resolutions Committee

Oregon Trail

All attendees are encouraged to attend, as this is where you will learn
about the resolutions for this year. Resolutions which pass the committee
will then be voted on by the membership during general sessions of the
convention. Resolutions are the birthplace of what becomes the policy and
action of our affiliate.

Barbara Loos, Chair, Resolutions Committee

8:30 - 10:30 p.m. Victory Underground

Wild Cat and Dome Rock

Too rockin' for country, Too country for rock!

Tap your toes and swing your hips to the tunes of Victory Underground! No
cover charge; a cash bar will be available.




 

Saturday, April 13, 2024

 

7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Nominating Committee

Pony Express

This is the only closed meeting within the National Federation of the Blind
of Nebraska and consists of a delegate from each chapter and division.

Christine Boone, Chair, Nominating Committee

 

8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Registration and Packet Pick-Up

Platte River

Cheryl Livingston, Member, Convention Arrangements Committee

 

8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Exhibits

Chimney Rock

Refer to the exhibitor packet for a list of exhibitors and descriptions.

Note: Prove you have visited all the exhibitors by getting your exhibitor
card punched at each table and win some cash! The cards will be collected
and a drawing will take place Sunday morning. Must be present to win. 

Rachna H. K. Marsh, member, Convention Arrangements Committee

 

8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Nebraska Association of Blind Students Annual Business
Meeting

Pioneer

Join us, whether you are a high school student getting ready for college, an
adult learner taking a different path, an experienced college attendee, or
an educator working in the field of educating blind and low vision students;
this is the meeting for you! Learn about NABS and get involved!

Rachna H. K. Marsh, Vice President, Nebraska Association of Blind Students




 

8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Fitness 101

Pony Express 

By the end of "Fitness 101," you'll leave feeling empowered, inspired and
equipped with the knowledge and confidence to embark on your fitness journey
with purpose and determination. Whether you're looking to transform your
body, boost your energy levels, or enhance your overall well-being, this
breakout is your gateway to unlocking the full potential of your physical
health. Take the first step towards a fitter, stronger and healthier you!

Jessica Beecham, Facilitator 

 

10:15 - 11:45 a.m. Senior Division Annual Business Meeting

Pioneer

Unfortunately, many blind and visually impaired seniors believe that if
blindness comes during their later years, life's major activities must come
to an end. We know differently and we want to share our knowledge with those
who hunger for it. Blindness in and of itself is not a barrier to living
life, not when engaging in leisure, learning, living, or leadership. Come
join us to explore the circle of life and blindness. You need us and we need
you.

Robert Newman, President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska
Senior Division 

 

10:15 - 11:45 a.m. Designing a Life of Wholeness

Pony Express

Learn how to live a life of design through wellness and the balancing of
mind, body and spirit. Get tricks for goal setting and self-empowerment, and
tools you can use in your journey. 

Becca Stevens, Owner, Trifecta Wholeness Consulting, LLC

 

Noon - 1:00 p.m. Keynote: From Boots to Roots 

Wild Cat and Dome Rock

Megan Macy, Teacher of the Visually Impaired, Educational Service Unit 13,
Gering, NE




 

 

General Session II

Oregon Trail

 

1:30 p.m. Call to Order 

Christine Boone, First Vice President, National Federation of the Blind of
Nebraska, Lincoln, NE

 

1:35 p.m. Invocation

Nancy Oltman, Member, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Hastings, NE

 

1:45 p.m. Presidential Report

Jamie K. Richey, President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Lincoln, NE

 

2:05 p.m. Together Towards Tomorrow: Our Experience at Washington Seminar

Jessica Beecham, Owner, JB&K Services, LLC, Colorado Springs, CO

 

2:25 p.m. Empowering Blind Individuals, Promoting Opportunities and Building
Belief in the Blind

Carlos Servan, Executive Director, Nebraska Commission for the Blind and
Visually Impaired, Lincoln, NE 

 

3:00 p.m. Fit Break




 

 

3:05 p.m. A Rat's Tale

Maura Loberg, Board Member, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Lincoln, NE

 

3:25 p.m. Curveballs and Home Runs: Exploring the Heart of Beep Baseball

Amy Sweigard, Right Fielder, Sirens Beep Ball, Omaha, NE 

 

3:45 p.m. Why Am I a Federationist?

Karen Lemmon, Board Member, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Whitney, NE

 

4:10 p.m. Reports and Resolutions

 

4:30 p.m. Adjourn

 




 

 

6:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception 

Wild Cat and Dome Rock

Preview the items to be auctioned off after the banquet, purchase a duck for
the lucky ducky game and have a cocktail with friends.

 

7:00 p.m. Annual NFB of Nebraska Banquet

Barbara Loos, Master of Ceremonies, Lincoln, NE

 

Invocation: Kimberly Scherbarth, Secretary, National Federation of the Blind
of Nebraska, Kearney, NE

 

Keynote Address: Carla McQuillan, Board Member, National Federation of the
Blind, Florence, OR

 

NFBN Scholarship Presentation: Bob Burns, Chair, Scholarship Committee,
Omaha, NE

 

Get on the PAC Plan: Barbara Loos, Chair, PAC Plan Committee, Lincoln, NE

 

9:00 - 11:00 p.m. Trivia and Annual Auction

Wild Cat and Dome Rock

Grab your friends and join in the fun! Items will be auctioned off between
rounds and a cash bar will be available!

Deb and Jeff Altman, Facilitators




 

Sunday, April 14, 2024

 

7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Non-Denominational Devotions

Wild Cat

Christine Boone and Linda Mentink, Facilitators 

 

General Session III

Oregon Trail

 

9:00 a.m. Call to Order

Jamie K. Richey, President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Lincoln, NE

 

9:05 a.m. Invocation

Linda Mentink, Board Member, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Columbus, NE

 

9:10 a.m. Minutes of the 2023 NFB of Nebraska State Convention

Kimberly Scherbarth, Secretary, National Federation of the Blind of
Nebraska, Kearney, NE

 

9:20 a.m. 2023 Annual Treasurer's Report

Cheryl Livingston, Treasurer, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska,
Lincoln, NE

 

9:30 a.m. Roll Call of Chapters and Divisions

A. Greater At-Large Chapter

B. Lincoln Chapter

C. Omaha Chapter

D. Nebraska Association of Blind Students

E. Senior Division

 

10:00 a.m. Fit Break

 

10:05 a.m. Resolutions Committee Report

Barbara Loos, Chair, Resolutions Committee, Lincoln, NE

 

10:15 a.m. Scholarship Awards

Bob Burns, Chair, Scholarship Committee, Omaha, NE

 

10:25 a.m. Nominating Committee Report

Christine Boone, Chair, Nominating Committee, Lincoln, NE

 

10:30 a.m. Election of Officers

 

10:50 a.m. Final Remarks

 

11:00 a.m. Adjourn and Happy Trails!

 

 

Respectfully yours,

Robert Leslie Newman

NFBN Senior Division, President

 

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