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• PUBLISHING ITEMS IN THE BULLETIN • • • •
In this issue:
Alida F. Griffith, M.D. Booth Gardner Parkinson’s Care Center
Dr. Griffith has co-authored research papers published in Neurology and Movement Disorders, and has had posters presented at the Movement Disorders Society International Congress.
Dr. Griffith was recently interviewed by ABC news online for the article “When Young People Get Parkinson’s Disease.”
Katherine Thompson
As background, here is the official description of the course:
Catalog Description: This course is designed to provide students with an experience that combines classroom learning, reading, technical skills, marketing, financial analysis, business process reengineering, consulting, and multicultural business management issues while working with a real business. In-class presentations and work sessions will revolve around the specific problems or opportunities each team is working on. The experience will help students gain practical experience in managing in a multicultural environment, consulting, and various aspects of marketing, financial, and business process analysis. Additionally, students will be able to link learning from a wide array of business disciplines to see how changes in one area affect the growth of the company as a whole. This integrative course will require students to use knowledge across business functional disciplines.
The class will be divided into 3 teams of 5 students. The instructor will assign each team a business from the attached list to work with for their quarter project. As listed, Projects 1, 2, & 3 are the most likely to be selected. The business/team selection process will be complete next week. Each team will be paired with two Rotary mentors.
The role of the mentor is not so much to provide solutions as to keep the students on track (keep the project real and doable) and to provide resources.
Please contact me contact me (Ph 425 455 2555) if you have an interest in being a Rotary mentor.
Rob Rose
The local article on the pen pal project was recently run in the Kathmandu Post. The article by Amy Roe, entitled "American Kids Make Friends in Nepal," was originally run in the Bellevue Reporter. Click here to read the article on this project in the Kathmandu Post online.
NEW INFORMATION ON ACCOMMODATIONS AT Sun Valley
The good news is that Debbie can accommodate those who want to arrive a day early, Wednesday evening, in order to ski Thursday, February 2. A few people plan to arrive in time to ski on Thursday, so anyone wanting to join us from Wednesday evening to Saturday morning would be a perfect fit! Please email me if you have any questions. Super Bowl Party
Glen Curda
The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards conference will be held March 2-5. This event is financed by our club for selected high school juniors. If you have a family friend attending either Bellevue, International, Robinswood, or Forest Ridge High Schools who would be a good candidate, encourage him/her to apply. Qualified children or grandchildren of Bellevue Rotarians may also apply, even if they do not attend the previously mentioned high schools.
Contact Glen Curda for details.
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Newest Red Badge Member(s) Grant Ringel Monte Snider • • • GREETERS Don Davidson • • • BACK TABLE DUTY Steven Hopp Jason Courter • • •
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS Anne Bradley, 01/03 Bill McCaughey , 01/03 Troy Roper , 01/05 Debbie Acton, 01/11 Mike Schaefer , 01/18 Jim Montgomery , 01/21 Phyllis Foro, 01/23 Geri Lucks , 01/23 Pete Swindley , 01/25 Roxanne Shepherd , 01/28 Steve Hopp, 01/30
• • • Award Winning! • • • Are you receiving The Rotarian Magazine? If not, contact Laurie Larson or email The Rotarian Magazine. • • • The permanent mailing address for Bellevue Rotary is: Laurie Larson |
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