Teamwork: getting buy-in and engagement.

On the third Tuesday of every month we will provide a Rotary Master Class. The topics will provide you an opportunity to learn from specialists and help you develop inside and outside of Rotary. An email will be sent with the link to attend and you will receive a certificate upon completion of each session.
 

Rotarian Malaria Partners is a group of Rotarians working to facilitate a broad international Rotarian campaign for global elimination of malaria. Rotary and Rotarians are uniquely positioned to make a huge impact in the fight to eradicate malaria – as Rotary demonstrated in our historic work with Polio.

A monthly primer on learning more about the Club, its members, and all we do.  

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***Garden work can be dirty work! Please dress appropriately in comfortable, casual clothing that you don’t mind if it gets dirty. Dress in layers; wear sturdy shoes with closed toes. We will also provide gloves to any volunteer wishing to use them. Please don’t wear loose jewelry.

***Garden work can be hard work! Please know that many garden activities require standing, bending, squatting, and heavy lifting. We will accommodate people based on their abilities so if at any point you are unable/uncomfortable doing something let us know!

***Garden work can mean hot weather! During the summer, the heat index can be sky high so please drink plenty of water (we will have water here but it’s a good idea to bring some on your own), wear sunscreen, hats, and light clothing to protect yourself from the sun. Breaks are a must and volunteers need to take care of themselves in the heat.

***Garden work means bugs! Gardens attract both beneficial and harmful insects; sometimes harmful insects can be picked off to avoid damaging the plant, if this thought makes you queasy, then let us know and we’ll have you do something else!

Address: 3960 Brookham Drive, Grove City 43123. Head to far east side of building closest to I-71. You'll see a greenhouse!

Thanks again for choosing Mid-Ohio Foodbank!

Tiatns of Industry is an event sponsored by Columbus Rotary and Vogelmeier Consulting as a part of the Cilombus Young Professionals week 2020.
 
Featuring 
Dr. Kelly Kelleher discussing global health issues
Additional panelists TBA

You can learn more and register at www.rotary6690.org/MeetRotary. Be sure to follow @rotary6690 on facebook, instagram and twitter.

Earth Day Electronics Recycling Drive

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2020

8 AM TO 2 PM, RAIN OR SHINE!

950 MICHIGAN AVENUE, COLUMBUS OH 43215

Integrated Building Systems invites you to bring your old, unwanted, and even non-working electronics to our 8th annual Electronics Recycling Drive. Drop off personal paperwork for secure, professional shredding, too!

Let’s keep IT out of our landfill and save some trees!

This event offers curbside drop off! No limit on the amount of electronics you bring, but just 5 banker boxes of paper shredding per person.

Simply pull up in front of our office on Michigan Avenue, stay in your vehicle, and our masked and muscled team will unload your items. Reach out with any questions!

A Rotary annual tradition, this meeting will feature the District 6690 Governor sharing his plan for the 20-21 Rotary year.  The fun part is DG Steve is a member of our own club and Past President.  Steve joined Columbus Rotary in July 1998.

A monthly primer for those newer to the Club

On the third Tuesday of every month we will provide a Rotary Master Class. The topics will provide you an opportunity to learn from specialists and help you develop inside and outside of Rotary. An email will be sent with the link to attend and you will receive a certificate upon completion of each session.

With the unexpected and literally world-changing impact COVID19 has had nations, states, communities, school, educators, learners and even business and industry have had to scramble to figure out "The New Normal". What if the new normal isn't so novel after all? What if we reframe the problem from traditional school and pedagogy and the supply and demand nature of traditional classroom-based education and training to the value and efficacy of mentorship? Peer to peer, near peer, and traditional mentorship, knowledge and new ways of reaching out, connecting and growing. I know a thing or two about this. Please allow me to mentor you on the complexities of this new paradigm shift and what I have learned over 20 years of mentoring in Applied STEM.

Covid Protocols in place at Safari GC can be found here. 
https://safarigolf.columbuszoo.org/home/golf/plan-your-visit/hours-of-operation

A good friend of the CLub, Steve Stover is passionate about food. He has taught cooking for 38 years, and has
reviewed restaurants for 35 years. He currently teaches cooking at the Franklin Park
Conservatory, cooks and judges for charity events, and speaks to community groups all
over Central Ohio.

CleanTurn is a commercial cleaning company that hires people who are getting out of jail, recovering from addiction, etc.  

A monthly conversation about who we are and what we do. 

Hayleigh Colombo  – Staff reporter, Columbus Business First

Columbus' cargo airport is setting records for traffic during Covid-19 thanks to high shipments of personal protective equipment coming into the region.

Rickenbacker International Airport in June set all-time records for both the number of international freighters that arrived, as well as the tonnage of cargo that was offloaded, according to the Columbus Regional Airport Authority.

There were 120 international arrivals, more than the previous record of 109 arrivals set in November 2018.

In addition, 20.2 million pounds of cargo were offloaded, surpassing the previous record of 15.9 million pounds. That record was also set in November 2018.

Janet is a nationally known and respected public health management and healthcare strategist.  I attach a biographical sketch.  She is:

·         A current Trustee of The Ohio State University

·         A current member of the OSU-Wexner Medical Center Board

·         A recent member of the AARP board, and its National Policy Council

·         A former Chief Operating Officer of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

·         A former vice president and then COO of Nationwide Children’s Hospital