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Spring Topic Series at WNC in April with 3 Free Presentations

Spring Topic Series at WNC in April with 3 Free Presentations

The Spring Topic Series, presented by Western Nevada College, continues with three new presentations in April.

Scheduled topics include the “Fallon City Government” on April 8, “Wisdom Along the Way” on April 15, and “CONNECT with Health Literacy: Healthy Habit Building” on April 22. Each free presentation starts at 5 p.m. in Room 304 of Virgil Getto Hall on WNC’s Fallon campus.

City of Fallon Councilwoman Kelly Frost will present “Fallon City Government.” Frost will provide an overview of the City of Fallon and discuss Fallon’s government structure and activities, as well as council meetings.

Marie Nygren, WNC’s Fallon Art Gallery coordinator, and teacher, writer, and photographer, will present “Wisdom Along the Way.” Nygren, who minored in psychology at the University of Nevada, Reno, will focus on human behavior. Parents, teachers, and people in leadership positions are encouraged to attend. Learn to communicate better and manage people effectively.

Tracy Runnels, a Community Health Worker Program assistant with the Churchill Community Coalition, will present “CONNECT with Health Literacy: Healthy Habit Building.” This free presentation will help attendees understand what it means to be healthy and learn to build healthy habits and routines through habit tracking, journaling and meal planning.

Earlier this year, the Spring Topic Series included presentations on health and wellness and the history and stories behind the Olympic Games.

 

 

 

 


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