This Wednesday, October 14th, our Noon Meeting is honored to welcome CSU Men's Basketball head coach Ali Farokhmanesh.
Evening Meeting
AI in Everyday Life
Panel | 10/14
Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, create, research, and organize information. Join Anthony Garcia, Maureen Perideaux, and Jeff Gantman for a practical conversation about how they use AI in their professional and personal lives. Read more…
Honor yours and/or your family's military service. Suspense 8 November. Read more…
Larry Brazil - New Member Approved
Larry has a career in water management which began with a B.S. degree from MIT, and a M.S. and Ph.D from Colorado State University in Civil Engineering. For 11 years he was a Research Hydrologist at the National Weather Service. Read more…
Gregg Johnson - New Member Approved
Gregg is a 27 year United States Air Force veteran. His current job keeps him connected to National defense. Gregg also is the Loveland High School Band Booster President. Greg grew up in Littleton and graduated from Colorado State University.Read more…
Grant to Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory
On Wednesday October 7 Steve Schaefer represented our Community Grants Committee, and presented a check for $1,600 to Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory and Conservancy. Greg Pulscher, who is the Development Director, accepted the grant to be used for Pop-Up Bird Stations, and a Cache La Poudre Bird Club.
Community Grants Revision
The Rotary Club of Fort Collins, Community Grants Committee is in the process of revising its Community Grants application process. We will be pausing all application submissions as we work to move to more manageable funding cycles with input from committee members and The Rotary Club of Fort Collins Board of Directors.
Collecting Gently Used Climbing Gear
Matthew Johnson is collecting used (and new) climbing and mountaineering equipment to support a project he is working on with Rotary District 4690 in Bolivia. If you have (or know someone who has) equipment that you are no longer using, please contact Matthew at m.johnson@sustainableascents.org.
Lincoln Center
