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Welcome to the Greater Dallas Chapter of the
Military Officers Association of America. This unit
was established in October 1967. Membership is open
to any retired, active duty, former or reserve
officer, including Warrant Officers, and widows of
uniformed officers.
We publish a monthly newsletter, The
MOAA REPORTER, which gives information on
membership, meetings and Auxiliary meetings,
legislation, local initiatives and other information
of interest.
We are active in
our community through our Personal Affairs Programs,
Junior ROTC, Service Project (Greet the Troops at
DFW Airport), Scholarships and our Legislative
activities.
Our programs are varied and interesting.
We encourage members to suggest future program ideas
and to bring guests and prospective members.
We welcome non-members to attend a meeting - the
camaraderie is terrific. Rides can be
arranged simply include in your RSVP.
For 2010, we have meetings scheduled for the
following dates:
February 23, April 24, June 22, August 24, October
26
and our Annual Holiday Gala
will be announced soon. We plan on having our
3rd Annual Golf outing in September and
participating in the Veteran's Day Parade.
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February 23, 2010 Luncheon
Meeting
Social 11:00 AM - Buffet Opens
11:15 AM - Meeting 12:00 Noon
Price $25.00 per person |
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The Park
City Club
5956
Sherry Lane, Dallas, TX, 75225
17th Floor
Dallas, Texas 75225
Phone: (214) 373-0756
http://www.parkcityclub.net
9/11: The Fruits of Religious
Extremism--Muslim"
Dr.
Paul Benson is a long-time
Professor of Humanities at
Mountain View College and
Adjunct Professor at both
Amberton University and
Northwood University. Dr.
Benson
graduated with a BA from Pacific
Lutheran University and a Ph.D.
from the University of North
Texas, Dr. Benson is a frequent
lecturer in history and
humanities.
Winner of three national
teaching awards including the
National Humanities
Distinguished Educator Award
from the Community College
Humanities Association, National
Innovator of the Year from the
League of Innovation and
National Excellence in Teaching
Award from the National
Institute of Staff and
Organizational Development, he
is also the recipient of
numerous local, state, and
regional teaching awards.
In
2006 & 2008 the National
Endowment for the Humanities
appointed Dr. Benson Director of
the Landmarks Workshop entitled,
“Concord, Massachusetts and
Early 19th
Century Utopian Thought.”
Professor Benson lives in
Irving, Texas with his wife Pam,
also a college professor.
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Directions from Dallas
North Tollway
From the
North - Heading south
towards Northwest
Highway: Exit Northwest
Hwy
and keep straight onto
local road(s)
Turn LEFT (East) onto
Northwest Hwy
Turn RIGHT (South) onto
Douglas Ave
Turn
RIGHT (West) onto Sherry
Lane
From the
South - Heading North
towards of Lovers Lane:
Lovers Lane Exit,
Road name changes to
Lomo Alto Drive,
Turn
RIGHT (East) onto Sherry
Lane. |
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Parking Information
The parking entrance is
on the South side of the
street and at the West
side of the building.
You enter and take a
ticket from the
automated machine; drive
up ramps to the second
or upper levels and park
at any available space
[the first level is
generally full or
reserved]. There are
signs to the parking
elevator which you take
down to the lobby level
and then change to the
building elevators; go
to the 17th floor [club]
and ask the person at
the desk for the MOAA
luncheon room. Remember
to get your
parking ticket
validated. |
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