BIOGRAPHY FOR MORGAN REECE
Morgan Reece grew up in Streetsboro, OH and graduated from Bowling Green State University after studying Business Administration, with specializations in Supply Chain Management and Data Analytics.
Morgan became pro-life after seeing a graphic photo of an aborted baby on Instagram, which led her to heavily researching abortion – everything from Live Action’s abortion procedure videos to former abortionists’ conversion stories to post-abortive women’s testimonies.
While at BGSU, Morgan became the Founder and President of Falcons for Life, as well as the Communications Director for the University of Toledo Students for Life group. Plus, she was a William Wilberforce Fellow and a regular volunteer at the Bowling Green Pregnancy Center and Akron Pregnancy Services.
Morgan has been featured in ABC Nightline News, The Washington Post, Catholic News Agency, Live Action, National Catholic Register, Campus Reform, The Washington Stand, The Toledo Blade, Toledo Live, and 13abc Action News, and has spoken about abortion at many Catholic churches during Mass.
Morgan currently resides in Detroit, Michigan and serves the Pro-Life Generation as Students for Life’s Michigan Regional Coordinator. This work includes traveling to middle schools, high schools, and colleges across Michigan to assist Students for Life groups in hosting events such as tabletops, tour stops, apologetics trainings, prayer vigils, chalk days, and more.
Morgan Reece
Students for Life of America
The St. John Henry Newman Leadership Symposium is a quarterly opportunity to listen and engage with accomplished leaders familiar with a Christian, Catholic worldview. We intend to invite strong leaders, both men and women, who model fidelity to Truth and Virtue while also bearing witness as Catholic, Christian leaders, to convey their wisdom and perspective attained through their own unique journey, in order to address leadership principals and their practical application in an increasingly modern world.
We are pleased and honored to host Michigan Regional Coordinator of Students for Life America, Morgan Reece.
The day will begin with morning Mass (8am) in the school chapel followed by a light continental breakfast including coffee, juice, donuts, etc. An introduction and talk will begin by 8:45am followed with a Q&A session (9:20-9:30am).
We are extending the invitation to attend to current and prospective parents, donors, supporters and additional, interested people. An RSVP is requested for any non-student, faculty, or staff attendees. A tour of the school can follow the invent upon an RSVP request