Lori Rogers is the program coordinator for the AllCare Diabetes Self-Management Education (DSME) program. Rogers graduated from UAMS with a bachelor's degree in Science and Nursing in 2001. She worked at the local hospital for 13 years before joining the AllCare team in October 2013. Lori resides in Gurdon with her husband Jeff and 3 children, Parker, Landon, and Brooklynn.

Detri Brech is the dietitian for the AllCare DSME program and teaches at Ouachita Baptist University. Brech earned a bachelor of science degree from Ouachita Baptist University, a master of science degree from Louisiana Tech University, and a Ph.D from Oklahoma State University. She is a certified diabetes educator. Before moving to Arkadelphia, she taught at Missouri State and the University of Central Arkansas. She has lived in Arkadelphia for 15 years and has a daughter, Katie, who is a senior at OBU.

Rogers and Brech are active members of BAHCC (Becoming a Healthier Clark County) and the Arkansas DAC (Diabetes Advisory Council).They will be discussing the ADA recognized Diabetes Self Management Program at AllCare pharmacy and the need for this program due to the rise of diabetes in this area and surrounding areas.

Mark Christ is the Community Outreach Director for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage. 

Christ also currently serves on the Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission and is an award winning author and editor of numerous books about the Civil War in Arkansas. One of his works, "Getting Used to Being Shot At: The Spence Family Civil War Letters," focuses on the war time experiences of a family in Arkadelphia and two sons serving in the Confederate Army. 

Christ will be speaking about Elkin's Ferry and ongoing acquisition and preservation efforts for the property in Clark County. A graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the University of Oklahoma, Christ lives in Little Rock with his wife and children.