Featured Events in Dublin in May 2025 (September Updated)

We’ll cover on-road, on-your-bike practice sessions, working in small groups with our certified instructors to improve your bike handling skills, emergency maneuvers, and ability to confidently and safely bike on all types of streets and pathways. Participants who participate in classes will receive a free pair of bike lights! This class will be split into two parts, as follows: Part 1, On-the-bike drills (2 Hours) : This first section includes a group orientation then an on-bike session in a controlled environment like a parking lot or playground blacktop, practicing bike handling and hazard avoidance skills in a relaxed setting. Part 2, On-road group practice (2 Hours): For this second section instructors will take participants out on the road around nearby neighborhoods, streets, and paths, practicing our skills drills in a real world environment. Attending one of our “Day 1” Urban Cycling 101: Classroom Workshops or equivalent LAB Smart Cycling course is a prerequisite for the Urban Cycling 101: Day 2 Road Class. If this class is full, you can be added to the wait list or be notified about future sessions as they are added. Please bring: A functional bicycle. Helmet is strongly recommended, and required for students under 18. Snacks, water, and sunscreen. Ages 15 and up only. Any minors joining us for this class must be accompanied by an adult who is also participating in the class, and both must be registered individually. Students under 18 must wear a helmet. This is not a learn-to-ride class, and all participants are expected to be comfortable with the basics of balancing, pedaling, and steering. Information Source: Bike East Bay Education Program | eventbrite

Overview Our mission at the OPCSMH is to serve as a resource center promoting a comprehensive approach to suicide prevention and mental health promotion at college campuses across the state of Ohio through collaboration with community stakeholders to prevent campus suicide and create a culture of care on Ohio campuses. In line with our mission, the goals for the 7th biennial conference include providing education on evidence-based, culturally relevant resources related to campus suicide prevention and mental health promotion through presentations from industry experts and creating and fostering a safe space for discussion of mental health and campus safety topics, including but not limited to mental health stigma, suicide risk, and substance misuse. To accomplish these goals, attendees of the conference will learn to identify how colleges and universities can collaborate with the campus-community to leverage the promotion of student safety & well-being, mental health awareness and campus suicide prevention efforts, encourage students, faculty, staff and administration to reconsider practices and strategies to improve access to behavioral health services on campus, and learn new best practices, resources, and help-seeking options that target suicide prevention for all campus-community student populations. This event is Co-Sponsored by the Montgomery ADAMHS Board. Find additional information here ! Exhibitor and Sponsorship Opportunities The OPCSMH will provide educational resources and would like to extend an opportunity for your organization to contribute to this event! Donation categories include Gold ($750) , Silver ($500) , and Bronze ($250) . All sponsors will receive recognition from the conference podium, and acknowledgment in conference materials. Gold level contributors will also have logo representation on digital conference marketing materials. All sponsorship levels will include registration fees. If you are unable to provide a financial contribution, we would still like to extend the opportunity for contributions as an exhibitor to provide resources at a resource table. Whether you're interested in participating as a sponsor or an exhibitor, you can register right here on Eventbrite! The OPCSMH 7th Biennial Conference is graciously sponsored by the Ohio Department of Insurance Mental Health Insurance Assistance Office! Lodging A room block has been set up at the Courtyard Marriott in Dublin. Those interested in making a reservation, may do so here . Please note that the deadline to book a room is April 14th . Conference breakout sessions can be selected after checkout! Information Source: Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health/NEOMED | eventbrite

Welcome to AAPC May Maynia 2025! Join us for Member Maynia , a fun and energizing in-person event designed to reconnect you with fellow AAPC chapter members, reengage with your local chapter, and renew your professional development goals for the year ahead. As part of a long-standing AAPC tradition, Member Maynia celebrates community and growth through interactive activities, engaging discussions, and special surprises. Enjoy swag, prizes, and giveaways provided by AAPC, and experience a uniquely planned event crafted with care by your chapter leaders. Session 1: AAPC and YOU - Making the Most of Your Membership Experience Are you taking advantage of all the value, benefits and resources offered to you as a member of AAPC? From the local chapter level to national, AAPC offers an array of education, networking and professional development opportunities for you. This session will provide an overview on how to unlock the treasure of benefits and values offered to the 275,000 + AAPC members. Session 2: Increasing your Networking Skills This interactive session is designed to help medical coders at any stage—whether you're just starting out or looking to advance—develop practical networking skills that open doors to new opportunities. Don’t miss this chance to refresh your mindset and strengthen your network in a fun, festive atmosphere! Information Source: AAPC Columbus Ohio Chapter | eventbrite