In everything changed. This exhibit, through words and images, portrays high school and college athletes from New York State whose lives were put in danger by someone’s choice to drink and drive. It focuses on fateful events in a forensic style.
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In
everything changed.
This exhibit, through words and images, portrays high schooland college athletes from New York State whose lives were putin danger by someone’s choice to drink and drive. It focuses on
fateful events in a forensic style.
Matt Angelillo, 17 Jered Fry, 15
In Harm’s Way
Ronald Moore, 21 Tiara O’Dell, 17
In Harm’s Way
Katie Almeter, 18 Emily Collins, 18
In Harm’s Way
Brandon Dunlavey, 18 Jonathan Mueller, 18
In Harm’s Way
STATE ROUTE 248, CANISTEO, NY, CRASH TIMELINE | SEPTEMBER 29, 2007
Tiara is crowned Homecoming Queen.
STATE ROUTE 248, CANISTEO, NY, CRASH TIMELINE | SEPTEMBER 29, 2007
STATE ROUTE 248, CANISTEO, NY, CRASH TIMELINE | SEPTEMBER 29, 2007
Crash site with car in the embankment.
Matt: An Athlete
Matt playing varsity lacrosse as number 9.
Brandon’s Story
Brandon giving fellow teammate a hug.
Jonathan’s Story
Arlington Relays
Jonathan’s Story
Albany Medical Center after the removalof a sub-doral hematoma.
Exhibit on Display
Exhibit InstallationContact Denis Foley at [email protected] or Pam Aini at [email protected] to request instructions.
Exhibit Installation Instructions Include: -Panel pdfs in sequence-Display unit assembly instructions-Display unit assembly diagram
For example:Once this assembly is complete, the display can be arranged and adjusted by swinging each panel from 180 degrees to 45 degrees from each other. In this way you can make the exhibit a straight line or a zig-zag depending on space and design desires.
Film: “Living the Code” a 19 minute documentary available on CD for a $5.00 mailing charge from Denise Cashmere, NYS STOP DWI Foundation, [email protected].
Article: “Putting a Face to the Common Occurrence of Teenage Crash Fatalities” by Denis Foley and Mac MacDevitt, Impaired Driving Update, volume XI, no. 4, pg. 83.
Resources
• For exhibit scheduling contact Pam Aini NYS STOP DWI Coordinators Association, [email protected]
• For further information and scheduling contact Denis Foley, [email protected]
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Exhibit Survey
Image Sources
Slide 6: Twilla O’DellSlide 8: New York State PoliceSlide 9: The Post Standard andthe New York State Press Association.Slide 10: Angelillo family.Slide 11: Dunlavey family.Slide 12: Victoria Mueller.Slide 13: Victoria Mueller.Slide 14: Denis Foley
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Copyright © 2010 by The Lewis Henry Morgan Institute at SUNY-IT, UticaFunded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration with a grant from the New York State Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee
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