AUTHOR, EXTREME ATHLETE, TV HOST AND TWO-TIME CANCER SURVIVOR, - JOTHY ROSENBERG – TO LEAD
COMMUNITY DISCUSSION AT LMHS
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The art of resiliency, finding inspiration in unlikely places and overcoming obstacles -- Author and cancer survivor, Jothy Rosenberg will give a free lecture on April 9, 2012 at Lower Merion High School.
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March 15, 2012 - LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP – Main Line School Night and Lower Merion School District invite you to Lower Merion High School on Monday, April 9th at 7 pm for a free lecture by Jothy Rosenberg, author, extreme athlete, TV host and two-time cancer survivor. Come hear a talk for everyday people from an everyday person about how to overcome any challenge and triumph over unbearable odds. We guarantee you will be fired up and inspired to replace "I Can't" with "I CAN!"
Rosenberg will speak on the art of resiliency, finding inspiration in unlikely places and overcoming obstacles. Learn about his personal experience and how he turned his unexpected death sentence, which came in high school, into opportunity. The discussion is geared toward adults, and is appropriate for middle school age students and above.
A world-class athlete, successful entrepreneur and life-affirming human being, Jothy's message is for everyone. He addresses human perseverance, adaptability and tapping into your own strength. He will discuss how one cannot only survive, but also fight back, recover, and thrive. He will also show a video of some extreme sports segments, many of which are drawn from his TV show pilot.
The talk will be held in the Large Group Instruction Room 100, at LMHS. Registration is not necessary for this event.
About Jothy Rosenberg
Jothy Rosenberg is an author, extreme athlete, TV host and cancer survivor with a PhD in computer science from Duke University. He has written several books including “Who Says I Can’t” and several technical books. Rosenberg was founder of eight high-tech startups, and is a frequent speaker at corporations, schools and organizations/association events. He is currently the host of a new reality TV series, also called Who Says I Can’t. Rosenberg has received coverage in many media outlets including Today Show, Fox, USA Today, NECN and the Boston Globe. Learn more at www.whosaysicant.org.