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January 2020 Newsletter
Newsletter Contents

I. New to ACPeds in 2020: Our New Executive Administrator

II. Thank You and Farewell to Our Former Executive Administrator, Ronni Ann Lutovsky

III. Welcome New ACPeds Board Members: Leah Wilson and Robin Pierucci

IV. 2020 ACPeds National Meeting - save the date!

V. ACPeds in the Media

VI. Children with special health care needs are more likely to have adverse childhood experiences

VII. Jobs

VIII. Before you buy or sell a property - contact Real Estate for Life

IX. Processing with a Purpose

X. Follow us on Social Media
I. New to ACPeds in 2020: Our New Executive Administrator

Krystle Hunter has accepted the position of Executive Administrator to replace Ronni Ann Lutovsky who will be leaving us at the end of January. She has a Doctorate in Conflict Analysis & Resolution and has past experience teaching science to middle school, coordinating academic programs at UF and working as a family mediator in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Alachua County. Krystle enjoys spending time with her family, reading, attending church services, and volunteering in the local community. She espouses the values that the College holds true and she is excited to help the College share its mission and vision. We are excited to have Krystle on our team and are looking forward to what we will accomplish together!



II. Thank You and Farewell to Our Former Executive Administrator, Ronni Ann Lutovsky

The Board of Directors is grateful for Ronni Ann Lutovsky's presence over the past two and a half years as the Executive Administrator of ACPeds. We congratulate her on her recent marriage and wish her all the best as she pursues her career as an acupuncturist.
III. Welcome New ACPeds Board Members: Leah Wilson and Robin Pierucci

We are happy to announce the results of the elections for the Board of the American College of Pediatricians. Joining the board as new board members beginning in January are Leah Willson, MD, in Minnesota and Robin Pierucci, MD, in Michigan. We are very excited to have them join the team and continue to strive for the Best for Children. We also are greatly appreciative of the returning board members!
IV. 2020 ACPeds National Meeting - Don't Miss it: Register Now

The American College of Pediatricians is happy to announce the next National Meeting* to be held in conjunction with the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians & Gynecologists once again.

Date: March 27 - 29, 2019
Where: Trinity International University, Deefield, Illinois

Details for the upcoming meeting can be found at this link which includes a link to registration.

*Scholarships are available for students and training fellows on a first come, first serve basis. See this link for details on how to apply.





V. ACPeds in the Media

Are you missing stories and happenings with the College in the news? Visit the " In the Media " page on our website for the latest coverage on ACPeds.
VI. Children with special health care needs are more likely to have adverse childhood experiences

A recent article, published by Child Trends, analyzes recent data regarding the high prevalence of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in children who have special health-care needs.

"These adverse experiences can lead to  toxic stress , which increases risk to an individual’s physical, social, and emotional health and well-being. Addressing the causes and consequences of the adversities that affect the well-being of children and youth with special health care needs is essential to creating more equitable outcomes for them."
VII. Visit the ACPeds' Jobs Board

There are practices hiring and looking for YOU. Jobs available in Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Montana, California, Alabama, Georgia and Colorado. See this page for details on the ACPeds website.
VIII. Before you buy or sell a property - contact Real Estate for Life

  • We find you a local experienced Agent in your neighborhood. 
  • With their help you successfully complete your residential or commercial Realty transactions.
  • A sizable donation* is given to support a pro-life organization (such as ACPeds) at absolutely no cost to you!



*The sale of a $150,000 home or business will generate about a $1000 donation for ACPeds*

A very big thank you to recent supporters who used Real Estate for Life to sell their homes. This resulted in donations to the College of more than $3000.


IX. Processing With A Purpose ®
The American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Cornerstone Payment Systems ® to bring you the Processing With A Purpose® program. If you own or manage a business that processes credit cards or check transactions of any type, the Processing With a Purpose program may be right for you. The program, which doesn’t cost anything, helps participants save money on their existing credit card processing guaranteed, and Cornerstone will donate 50% of their profits to the American College of Pediatricians . You can visit our custom website at http://cornerstone.cc/acpeds to sign up today and take advantage of this unique program, or you may call Cornerstone directly at (888) 506-0208.
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