Creation Speaks

Where did we come from? What do fossils tell us about our earth’s history? Is Creation Science a reliable field?

Find answers to these questions and more at the Creation Education Museum's Speaker Series!

Upcoming Events

“One Human Family”

with Dr. Al Gotch

Friday, March 15th | 7:00 pm

Are we all related? Recent DNA studies suggest that all humans are descended from a single point of origin. Based on the current genetic load, and the diversity factors that have produced mankind as we see it today, the conclusions about human life on the planet are fascinating and unexpected. Come and learn about the recent discoveries that have led researchers to understand that our arrival on the planet was relatively recent and despite what we consider to be stark differences – the variability between everyone on the planet is actually quite small. Could we all be part of the same human family, and how does this line up with the history found in the pages of the Bible?   
Location: Akron Fossils & Science Center | 2080 S Cleveland Massillon Rd, Copley, OH

Admission is FREE! We hope you join us!

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About the Speaker:

Dr. Al Gotch was born and raised in the Cleveland, Ohio, area and received his B.A. in Chemistry from Thiel College in Greenville, Pennsylvania.  He then completed his M.S. in Chemistry and Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry at Purdue University, studying artificial photosynthesis and small molecule gas phase clusters respectively.  He taught college chemistry for 20 years at three different state and private institutions and was department chair for nine of those years at the last two institutions.  At each he led and managed the growth of the chemistry program.  He worked with over 30 undergraduate and high school science students on research, published 12 peer reviewed papers, and has given dozens of presentations on a wide-range of topics including photosynthesis, electrochemistry, fluorescence spectroscopy, molecular structure, chemical education, philosophy of science, macroemulsions, alternative energy, and renewable chemical feedstocks. He worked for five years as a Senior Analytical Chemist at an environmental testing lab where he developed and ran EPA approved methods for drinking water and soil samples. He currently is Lead Analyst and EHS Compliance Officer at Auris Noble, LLC assisting in process development and recycling of super alloy and other high value materials for the aviation and chemical industries.