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Loy will speak about the multiple programs, facilities and activities available at the Alliance Neighborhood Center that community members may not know about.

Loy graduated from Alliance High School and received an associate degree in accounting from Bohecker’s Business College. Accredited as a certified professional coder, she has taught at the Alliance Career Center and Portage Lakes Career Center before moving to South Carolina to teach at York Technical College.

After returning to Alliance in 2006, Loy faced challenges as a single mother, which helps her relate to her clients at the Alliance Neighborhood Center.

The Neighborhood Center houses is a "one stop" delivery system for a host of community services for those in need.

Those attending the Continued Learning Program session are welcome to stay for lunch in the Kresge Dining Commons ($6.60) or B&B Café (a la carte) following the session.

The Continued Learning Program sessions are free and open to the public. They include a variety of presentations and current perspectives, as well as time for questions and discussion.

For more information, contact Chris Pontius at the Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement at (330) 823-5993 or email regulacenter@mountunion.edu.