Campaign News First "Tulip Trot" a Success | First "Tulip Trot" a Success |
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| Sunday, 23 May 2010 | |
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Congratulations to the North Florida Parkinson Awareness Group and Patricia Hunt and other organizers for turning out more than 500 people at their first "Tulip Trot" at Tom Brown Park on Saturday, May 22nd. More than 400 runners participated in the 5 K event. The event also included a 50 yard victory dash honoring those with Parkinson Disease and their caregivers. I was proud to have been invited and to speak. The "can-do" attitude I saw in the faces of the runners and those attending is exactly what we need to solve the pressing problems of our state and nation. Entertainment was provided by the NFPAG Choir and the Tuesday Bluegrass Jam Group. Thank You Leon County. These are the events that make us all proud of our community! |
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MIchelle's Bio
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We must reclaim respect and fairness for Florida's public servants and work to solve the health care crisis in Florida, particularly as it effects our most vulnerable: our children, our elderly, and our sick.
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Michelle has been continuously employed as a life guard, waitress, lawyer and community college professor, helping to support her family since she was fourteen.
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Class President 1974
Student Government 1974-76
Lettered Varsity Soccer & Track Teams 1974-77
1st New York State Key Club President
Canandaigua Academy, NY
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Michelle grew up close to where Susan B. Anthony campaigned relentlessly for suffrage. Here is one of her favorite quotes: “It was we, the people; not we, the white male citizens; nor yet we, the male citizens; but we, the whole people, who formed the Union.... Men, their rights and nothing more; women, their rights and nothing less.”
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Michelle fell in love with the founding fathers in 4th grade and has wanted to be a public servant ever since!
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Michelle developed, wrote, and oversaw the process for the Request for Proposal/Invitation to Bid for Tallahassee Community College’s venture into new learning technologies.
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Michelle developed and wrote content for 14 Legal Studies Program Courses offered online. Her's was the first full program to be offered completely online.
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Michelle played varsity soccer throughout her high school career and encourages her daughters to stay active.
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Michelle graduated high school in just 3 years!
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Michelle spent 4 years as an enforcement attorney for the Department of Environmental Protection (Now DEP) before joining Tallahassee Community College.
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Michelle moved to Florida in 1977 to attend New College. Accepted to Cornell, her grandfather convinced her to come south.
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New College in Sarasota. Then graduated from the University of Florida Law School.