The Northeastern Ohio Americans United Chapter invites you to hear Dr. Patricia Princehouse, President of Ohio Citizens for Science, discuss current developments in the effort to remove “creationism” from Ohio’s science curriculum. Dr. Princehouse teaches evolutionary biology and the history and philosophy of science at Case Western Reserve University. She is the recipient of the Playboy Foundation’s Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award which cited her as “the leader of Ohio Citizens for Science, who seeing a profound and rising challenge to the separation of church and state in American schools, organized a successful coalition to preserve science education in Ohio’s public schools.

The Upper Connecticut River Valley Americans United Chapter will host the first of three stimulating, fun sessions discussing our first freedom - religion - as well as related contemporary issues. Session leaders will be Susan Buckholz, a Vermont attorney practicing in Quechee, and Alan Roughton, a third-year student at Vermont Law School who has been focusing on constitutional law and civil rights. The session will be appropriate for high school students and adults. The session is free and open to the public. RSVPs and donations are appreciated. To RSVP or for more information including directions, please contact the chapter at: americansunitedvt-nh@hotmail.com