Speaker: Jin In
Date: Feb 21, 2011
I was recently reading the newsletter from my college (Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas, USA), and happened across the story of Jin In, a young woman doing powerful work to empower girls in the poorest parts of the world. I contacted her requesting that she consider speaking to our club, and she agreed to do so, giving us this week's program.
You will learn more about this amazing woman as she tells her story and the story of 4Girls GLocal Leadership. Guests, if you are inspired to help with your club or on your own in some way, feel free to contact Ms. In using the contact information in the program.
Talk to you soon,
Rushton
Speaker: St. Valentine and an Unknown Romantic Collaborator
Date: Feb 14, 2011
In one form or another, St. Valentine’s Day is celebrated across the globe. Rotarians have a special liking for this saint since he gave the world the ‘romantic concept of love’ which is celebrated in many forms (even when it is not called Valentine’s Day). He also was dedicated to “service above self” in Roman times. In fact, he may have been the first Rotarian (although with many others who could share that fame).
Speaker: Jack Selway
Date: Feb 07, 2011
Nearly one million internet visitors each year are finding out “how it started,” on nearly 3,000 pages of The “Rotary Global History Fellowship” websites. Is this history important? Rotary International past President Frank Devlyn on 20 June 2001, wrote to the Rotary Global History Fellowship staff, stating, "Your web site is an instrumental tool for those forward thinking people who wish to learn from our history, in order to guide our future."
Speaker: Larry Levenson
Date: Jan 31, 2011
February is Foundation Month for Rotarians around the world. This week, our speaker is Past President Larry Levenson.
Larry explains one important part of The Rotary Foundation and how each of us can support our international programs around the world. No matter what country you live in, no matter what Rotary Club you're a member of, no matter if you're even a Rotarian at all (!!), you'll learn how you can make a significant contribution to the largest and most diverse program for peace in the world.
Speaker: Jack Selway
Date: Jan 24, 2011
Most everyone has some understanding of “fellowship.” It’s what we do at our meetings, whether Rotary or meeting someone for coffee, or working on a project.
Today, in Rotary, there exist two groups of Rotarian activities under the heading of Global Networking Groups.
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