Chili Cook Off!
Established in 1976, this unique camp was originally developed with the help of the American Management Association (AMA) and the Rotary Club of Tulsa using tools available from Junior Achievement.
The camp provides a select group of 100 high school juniors (recruited from over 45 NE Oklahoma schools) the opportunity to learn team building (ROPES), leadership and motivation skills , all while working within a real business simulation program.
Campers will meet and interact with some of Tulsa’s top business leaders and work with international students (Rotary Youth Exchange) assigned to their team. It is a global experience about what makes America’s free enterprise system work.
New Meeting Location on Tuesday, January 24th!
525 Market Street, 6th Floor
Please Email Holly.Shisler@gmail.com if you’re new to the Club and wish to attend!
When: Jan 5 at 5:30pm
Where: Harold Hoogasian’s Flower Shop (615 7th St, SF)
What: 812 dictionaries to label and plate for delivery to 14 elementary schools the week of January 9.
Volunteers will be rewarded handsomely with pizza and beer!
Email Rebekah Shapiro to sign up!
When: January 23 from 6-7:30pm
Where: Four Seas Restaurant (731 Grant Ave, SF)
Cost: $10 fee for dinner and use of facility
What: Some say it’s not what you know, it’s WHO you know… Here is a great opportunity to meet Rotarians who might springboard you into something new! It’s also a great way to network if you’re looking to learn more about different industries/job positions or simply find another way to meet awesome Rotarians! This session will be focused on LinkedIn and will include a workshop on how to creat your own profile, connect to your professional network, start/join discussions, and search for business leads. Bring your fully charged laptop for hands on learning!
Please RSVP to Stephanie Herrin by Jan 20 if you plan to attend!
Who: Panel of and for First Generation College-goers
What: career panel with representatives from an assortment of backgrounds to educate attendees about their career path and demystify professions
Where: 555 Mission (Deloitte Office)
When: Saturday, December 17th, 11:30am – 12:30pm
Any first-gen college graduate with a successful career tips would be a great panelist. Please RSVP to kecheng@deloitte.com
For more details contact Nico (nikicerutti@gmail.com).
When: October 29 & 30 from 1p-6p (training directly before event at 12p if you have never tutored with 826 Valencia)
Where: Mission High School (18th Street @ Dolores Park, between Dolores & Church streets
How: sign up to tutor by emailing workshops@826valencia.org with your full name, email, phone number and which date/time you wish to attend during this weekend.
What: Sit on-on-one with high school students and help them write and correct their personal statement essays for college applications.
District 5150 // 2060 Exchange in 2012!
Oh and 2060 is Venice, Italy! Ciao!
2060 visits 5150 from April 14-24, 2012 (attends District Conference)
5150 visits 2060 from June 9-19, 2012 (attends Venice’s District Conference)
The Deadline to submit your application is November 30, 2011, so get started today! Download the application and find information for attending here
April 20-22, 2012 in Napa, California
at Silverado Resort & Spa
For more info: click here
Friday, Oct. 28th, 7-9pm:
at David Bower Center
Agent Orange: A Personal Requiem film screening and discussion with filmaker Masako Sakata.
Saturday, Oct. 29th, 9am-4pm:
Clark Kerr Conference Center
Keynote speakers, panel discussions, and interactive media on Agent Orange and what can be done.
For more information: click here
When: Wednesday, November 9th, 9 pm – 2 am
Where: Elixir Bar, 3200 16th Street (16th St & Guerrero)
Join us as we raise funds for the Otinibi Library Project in Ghana. Bring all your friends and help us raise some money for an awesome project! Sign up to the event on our FB event page. Also, for our members more information to come via our Evite invites! Special Thanks to Nico and Delia for putting this together
