Dr. Louise Debreczeny is owner, chief executive officer and consultant at The Institute for Neurosemantic and Sociocognitive Learning LLC (INSL LLC). Most students are visual thinkers, but schools generally use […]
Kristin Smith, executive director of the Cancer Resource Fund, will speak on the upcoming Cancer Ski Out event, scheduled for Sunday, March 13 at the Resort at the Mountain in Welches, Oregon.
Hilly Alexander will speak on the Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program and its recent 10-year milestone in Wilsonville.
Malee Ojua is the owner, founder and chief executive officer of Sacred Fire Creative, a woman-led, BIPOC-owned digital marketing agency, and will be our guest speaker. She will present on […]
Bill Cohen, a caregiver support group leader, will speak on the importance and the how-to of taking care of caregivers.
We've been taught to believe that what's important to us about our work is different from what's important in our personal lives. Guest speaker Deborah Allen will make the case that one's professional and personal values can be aligned in both settings. She will explain how this creates opportunities to have more meaning and fulfillment in work, relationships and all aspects of life.
Clackamas Community College (CCC) provides transfer, workforce training and community education for approximately 20,000 students annually. With campuses in Oregon City, Milwaukie and Wilsonville the college is an important economic engine as we move out of the pandemic. Dr. Tim Cook, president of CCC, will an update on new programs, initiatives and how CCC has adapted while continuing to provide high quality education to the communities of Clackamas County.
Vocational Service — the opportunity to serve others through one’s chosen profession — is one of the five Rotary Avenues of Service that are observed and pursued by each club. […]
Dr. Nagi Naganathan, president of the Oregon Institute of Technology, will talk about how the state university with locations in Wilsonville and Klamath Falls is nurturing an innovative workforce for the post pandemic world. He began his tenure as the seventh president of the Oregon Institute of Technology in April 2017. He focuses internally and externally to extend the reach, recognition, and influence of the state's only polytechnic university.
As our Club Assembly speaker, Gary Stewart, past assistant district governor and current district trainer for District 5100, will speak on The Life Cycle of a Rotary Leader.
