Dream Achievers Breakfast I

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CommunitiesInSchoolsDallasRegion

Breakfast

Communities In Schools Dallas Region

Dream Achievers BreakfastFebruary 10, 2010

Featuring Special Guests:

June JonesHead Football Coach

outhern Methodist Universit

ill LivelyPresident & CEO

Nort Texas Suer Bowl XLV Host Committee


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7:00 - 7:30 Registration

7:30 - 7:35 Welcome-Karl Schmalz

ssistant General ax CounselExxon Mobil CorporationChair, CISDR Board of Directors

7:35 - 7:50 Opening Remarks andIntroductions- Jeff Morris

resident & CEO, lon USAresient, CISDR Enowment

7:50 - 8:15 June JonesHead Football CoachSouthern ethodist Universit

8:15 - 8:40 Bill Lively

President & CEO, North exasSuper Bowl XLV ost Committee

8:40 - 8:55 Questions and Answers

8:55 - 9:00 Closing Remarks-Karl Schmalz

MENUrittata with Sharp Cear Cheese, Sausage,

Sun-dried Tomatoes, Peper and Onions

pple Smoed Bacon

Lyonnaise Potatoesres ruit

ssorted Breakfast Breas

Orane Juice

Coffee and ea


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After just two seasons at the helm of the SMUfootball program, June Jones has already provenagain that he is a master architect in building andrebuilding football programs. In 2008, Jones tookover an SMU program that had not been to abowl game in nearly a quarter century. Despite its

rich tradition, SMU had struggled since the early980s and the days of the Pony Express.

Jones and the Mustangs changed all that in 2009,however, snapping a 25-year bowl drought,claiming a Sheraton Hawaii Bowl Championshipand a share of the Conference USA WesternDivision Championship. SMU ended the season

with an 8-5 mark, the largest turnaround in the nation in 2009 . A winner of threeNational Coach of the Year Awards in his career, Jones was named ConferenceUSA Coach of the Year by e Sporting News in 2009, marking Jones fourthConference Coach of the Year Award in his eleven seasons as a head coach.

Jones came to the Hilltop after nine years at Hawaii, where he took a downtrod-den Warrior football program and built it into one of the most competitive squadsin the country. Jones led his Hawaii teams to 76 wins - the most by any Hawaii

coach - two Western Athletic Conference Championships and six bowl-gameappearances. In 998, Hawaii suffered its first-ever winless season. e followingyear, the first under Jones, the Warriors went 9-4, marking the biggest turnaroundin NCAA history. He developed six All-Americans and produced 7 NFL draftpicks, with a school-record five in 2007. In the five years before Jones' arrival,Hawaii combined for 2 wins and not a single draft pick or bowl game berth.

Before joining the Warriors in 999, Jones enjoyed a 2-year coaching career in theNFL, including head coaching stops at Atlanta (994-96) and San Diego (998).With the Falcons, Jones guided the team that he once played for to a playoffwild-card berth in 995. Originally from Portland, Oregon, Jones graduated fromNew York State Regents College after playing quarterback at Oregon (97-972),Hawaii (973-974), and Portland State (975-976) and went on to play profes-sionally for the Atlanta Falcons (977-98) of the NFL and the Toronto Argo-nauts (982) of the Canadian Football League.

JUNE JONESHea Football CoachSouthern Methodist University


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Bill Lively is President and CEO of the NorthTexas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee, whichis responsible for raising approximately $30million, recruiting and training thousands ofvolunteers, and planning and producing eventsthroughout the region that will attract hundreds

of thousands of visitors and generate hundreds ofmillions of dollars of economic activity.

From 2000 to 2008, Bill Lively served asPresident and CEO of the Dallas Center for thePerforming Arts. During his tenure, the Centerraised more than $334 million, including 29 giftsof $ million and above. At the completion of his

service in December 2008, the campaign had operated at a cost of only three and ahalf cents of each donor dollar.

For 25 years Bill Lively was on the faculty and in the administration of SouthernMethodist University. During his tenure, he founded SMUs Symphonic WindEnsemble, Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series, John Goodwin TowerCenter for Political Studies, Doak Walker National Running-Back Award andSMUs Athletic Forum. He designed and was Director of the campaign for SMU

which, at the time of his departure in 998, had raised more than $280 million.

At the same time, Mr. Lively worked for 23 years with the Dallas Cowboys,serving with Tex Schramm and Tom Landry as Director of the Dallas CowboysBand and producer of the Cowboys Game Day Entertainment. From 988 to 997,he worked with Jerry Jones as the Dallas Cowboys Executive EntertainmentProducer. Bill Lively produced entertainment for Super Bowls XII and XIII.

A native Texan, Bill Lively was raised and educated in Dallas. He earned aBachelor of Music Degree from Southern Methodist University and a Master ofEducation Degree from the University of North Texas, receiving DistinguishedAlumnus Awards from both universities. In his spare time, Mr. Lively is an avidmountain climber. He has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africas tallest mountain, theGrand Tetons and adjacent peaks in Wyoming and many of Colorados 4,000-foot peaks. Bill Lively and his wife, Mickey, live in Dallas. ey have five childrenand ten grandchildren.

BI LIVEY

President & CEONorth Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee


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AUT CISDRCommunities In Schools Dallas Region (CISDR) began in 985 withthree schools in the Dallas region. is year, we celebrate 25 years of

serving Dallas at-risk youth on 75 campuses in ten school districts. In thelast quarter century, CISDR has provided academic support and servicesto over 500,000 capable, but underachieving students in the Dallas Region,with significant results: 90% of our students stayed in school and our highschool seniors graduated.

To celebrate our 25th Birthday this year, we are planning a year-longsuccession of celebratory events. As part of this momentous occasion, weare proud to have Alon USA as Presenting Sponsor for all of our BirthdayEvents. We are especially privileged to have Barbara Hunt Crow serve asour 25th Birthday Honorary Chair. Ebby Halliday has graciously agreedto be the Honorary Chair for the 9th Annual Kids Come First Gala. esetwo dynamic women will inspire others to be engaged with CISDR andour celebratory activities.

We thank you for attending this breakfast, and we hope you can make itto a future event as well. To learn more about CISDRs ongoing birthdaycelebration, visit us online at www.cisdallas.org.

Communities In Schools Dallas Region

19th HoleGolf Outing

CommunitiesInSchoolsDallasRegion

Breakfast

19th Hole Golf Outingona, arch 8, 200

3:00 p.m.-

7:00 p.m.restonwood Country ClubIndividual Reservations - $00

e 9th Annual Kids Come First GalaSatura, Ari 24, 2007:00 p.m. - 2:00 midnightOmni Manaay Hotel at Las ColinasIniviua Reservations

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$250

Dream Achievers Breakfast IIWednesda, ay 2, 2007:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.Prestonwood Country CuIndividual Reservations - $40


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25th Birthday Presenting Sponsorlon USA

25th Birthday Honorary Chair

arbara unt CrowBoard of Directors

OfficersKarl Schmalz, Cair

Charles A. Fernandez, Vice Cair

William H. Wallace, Vice Cairntonio Pecina, Sec/Treas

Members At LargeCraig AndersonGlenn Anderson

ike Couryarie Diazill Guess

Jack Hayesancy Huff

athrn Huntemanake Lewis

Carrie Najim MattiesenJeff Morris

ecky Murphatt PapenfusJohn B. Scott

etsy Witaer

Chace WittingtonPresident & CEOSandra G. Cavarria

Littler Mendelson, ro Bono Legal Consultantsill Lively, ro Bono Major ifts Consultant


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