Technology is Changing 
           Relationships: Now What?

Jason Krafsky, social media relationships expert from Seattle, will speak at our spring fundraising dinner Thursday May 10 at the Alumni Center on the OSU campus. You won’t want to miss his insights and practical vision. Jason is co-author with his wife Kelli of Facebook and Your Marriage. They are frequently interviewed and quoted in the news media. Jason also serves as a consultant and speaker to various organizations around the country.

Our much-anticipated silent auction will again add excitement to the evening. Some great items and services will be in the mix. Click here for a partial list. Doors open at 5:45 PM. Click here to view an invitation.

Pre-registration is required. Click here or call 541.757.1761 no later than April 30. Be sure to mention “dinner” when you pre-register.

If you would like to sponsor a table at the dinner, please click here for a sponsor information card.

Click here to visit Jason Krafsky's website. To see Jason and Kelli in a video clip from King 5 TV in Seattle,  click here.

                     Leadership Luncheon

A separate leadership luncheon event will occur earlier on May 10. Jason will speak to community and church leaders on the topic, “What Every Community and Church Leader Needs to Know About Social Media.” The event will happen at Calvin Presbyterian Church in Corvallis, from noon to 1:30, and includes a complimentary lunch. If you are a community or church leader, you’re welcome to come. To reserve your spot and your lunch, click here or call 541.757.1761 by May 3. Be sure to indicate what your leadership role in the community or church is, and that you want to attend the lunch with Jason.

For a promotional flyer about the luncheon, please click here.

                       The Larger Vision

We’re introducing Jason to the community in the hope that his visit will generate sufficient interest to invite him back in 2013 to anchor a larger social media and relationships conference for the entire community. If you would like to be part of making that larger vision happen, click here to contact Ken Himes, our executive director. Please mention "The Large Vision" in the subject line. Ken can also be reached by phone at 541.757.1761.