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Roseville Rotary Club

Roseville-MN

Service Above Self

We meet Mondays at 12:00 PM
DoubleTree by Hilton
2540 Cleveland Ave N
Roseville, MN 55113
United States of America
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Welcome to Roseville Rotary!!
Posted by Loren Swanson on Jun 29, 2020

 

Welcome to our Rotary Club! 

This is an active, friendly, diverse group and we would love to have you visit us at any Monday club meeting. We look forward to an exciting year of Rotary fellowship and service. Come be a part of it!  Call the Rotary Office for further information at 651/636-9054.

  Deb Nygaard, President, 2020-2021
   The Rotary Club of Roseville



Office located in the Rosedale Towers
1700 West Hwy 36, Ste 820
Roseville MN  55113 651/636-9054
kathy.hughitt@rotary5960.org

Stepping Up For Our Community
Stepping Up For Our Community
August 3 - August 9, 2020
 
Stepping Up for Our Community 3-mile Virtual Run/Walk Benefiting Our Neighbors in Need Your daily exercise can help a good cause, too! Register your 3-mile run/walk to help the Suburban Ramsey Emergency Coalition raise money to support our neighbors in need from the COVID-19 pandemic effects.
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Speaker: Emma Mulhern
 
 
YouTube Video Link: https://youtu.be/bRHKWHHd0ME
 
Jenny Hedal introduced the speaker for the meeting, Emma Mulhern.  Emma is the past year (’19-’20) president of North Star Rotex.  She is a senior at the University of Minnesota studying International Business and Supply Chain Management.  Emma became involved with Rotex after spending her high school junior year in Finland through the Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) program.  The purpose of the presentation was to inform our club about RYE and Rotex, where Rotex fits in Rotary and how Rotarians can support Rotex.
 
North Star Youth Exchange represents districts 5950 and 5960, and was founded in 1961.  Through North Star Youth Exchange, each year approximately 90 students get to have exchange experiences in 30 different countries.  Of the 90 students, about 50-60 are long-term exchanges and the others are short-term.  Long-term exchanges are 10-12 months where 15-19 year olds live with host families and attend local high schools representing their home countries.  Short-term exchanges can be family-to-family where two participants spend one month with each family during the summer.  There are also international camps for 1-3 weeks with themed international experiences.  Participants up to 25 years old can participate depending on the camp.
Emma discussed the application process and how participants are vetted.  She indicated there are always more applicants than available exchanges so it can be competitive.  Emma talked about her exchange experience in Finland where she played high school hockey in a town of 10,000 people. 
 
North Star Rotex is an organization where participants are former long-term RYE participants.  To become a member, RYE participants can either attend an overnight event or wait one year from returning.  Rotex is a service organization and a community of people with similar experiences. 
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Roseville Record July 13
President Deb Nygaard called the first Roseville Rotary Club in-person and virtual hybrid meeting to order at 12:15 p.m. and led the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. Ed Studniski offered the invocation. Jenny Hedal was the online greeter today.  There were 20 people online and nine Rotarians and guest present in the meeting room. President Nygaard also led us in the Rotary 4-way Test at meeting’s end.
 
Happy Dollars: Moments of personal gratitude were shared by Brad Kirscher, Gayland Bender, Ed Studniski, Kathy Hughitt, Dave Gilberstadt and Jan Vanderwall.
 
 
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Speaker - Patrick Mader
 
Roseville Rotary welcomed Packy Mader as a guest speaker this week. Packy spoke to the club about his new book, "More Minnesota Gold", The new book includes Minnesota's only 5-time Olympian, world record holders in running and swimming, and how these remarkable athletes "give back" to their sport, school, and community.
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David Yorks - The Warren Commission "Fact or Fiction"
David Yorks
 
The Warren Commission Report: Fact or Fiction

David Yorks is a life-long resident of Lake Minnetonka and a graduate of the University of Minnesota with a History degree and a Masters Degree in American History. He has a fifty-five year interest in the presidency of John F. Kennedy.

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SEE EVERYONE IN 2021!
Suburban Ramsey Emergency 
Coalition
 
Aug 3 - Aug 9, 2020
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