Tim Elias is the outreach coordinator for Waste Connections.  He has a bachelors degree in environmental sustainability from University of Oaklahoma. 

Kate Angshing is in charge of fundraising for and managing the Lamling Vista Elementary School in Vennyei’s village in rural Nagaland, India. Kate graduated from UC Davis in 2006 with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. She met her husband on a medical mission trip to India in 2005 and has returned to India several times since then.  Kate & her husband are both passionate about youth empowerment, social justice, and public health.

Our club continues to provide financial support for teacher salary and school supplies.  

For more information on Lamling Vista and Sahaya International click here

Jenny Anderson, LGUSD music teacher and department head will present the RJ Fisher Jazz band.

Raymond J. Fisher middle school in Los Gatos has an outstanding music program. They offer three bands, three orchestras, and three choirs. Students audition for each one: Jazz Band, Chamber Orchestra, and Sing A Cappella Choir.  Many students also participate in Solo and Ensemble. These ensembles allow students to play multiple instruments with the chance to explore all of their musical interests. 

Los Gatos High has a service oriented club called Interact it is sponsored by our Rotary club.   Interact students meet once a week for lunch and organize community service projects, raise funds, and work alongside Rotary on service projects.  As well are part of District 5170 Interact organization and raise funds for the project that is presented at the beginning of each school year. 

* Intearct District 5170 is one of the largest in the world and are part of Rotary International Youth Services

While Interact clubs receive some financial assistance from Rotary clubs & guidance, they govern and support themselves and are included in Rotary International’s “Youth Services” Avenue of Service.

Interact students will bring baked goods as well as offer other services such as yard work, pet sitting, or tutoring. 

Speakers: from Lucille Packard Foundation for Children’s Health

- Megan Alpers-Raschefsky, Associate Director, Development Communications,
- Caitlin Burns, Community Relations Associate, 

Mission

The Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health works in alignment with Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and the child health programs of Stanford University School of Medicine. Our mission is to elevate the priority of children's health, and increase the quality and accessibility of children's health care through leadership and direct investment.

As District Attorney, Mr. Rosen created an innovative and nationally acclaimed Conviction Integrity Unit to investigate innocence claims and implement the most professional practices in criminal prosecution.  

One of the state's most forward-thinking District Attorneys, Jeff Rosen of Santa Clara County, discusses the paradigm shift happening -- and needed -- in California's justice approaches.

Since arriving in the Bay Area, Mr. Rosen has served as president of a large synagogue, taught trial advocacy at Santa Clara University Law School, and trained police officers in report-writing.

Mr. Rosen received his undergraduate degree from UCLA where he majored in Philosophy and graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He also won the prestigious Truman Scholarship and the Outstanding Senior Award. Mr. Rosen received his law degree from UC Berkeley School of Law, where he served on the Moot Court Board and taught English to immigrants.

Mr. Rosen's wife serves as a Mr. Rosen's wife serves as a Superior Court Judge for the State of California.  They have two daughters.

Mr. Rosen enjoys playing sports, reading, and cheering for the Green Bay Packers.

An admirer of President Harry Truman, Mr. Rosen believes, "The buck stops here."

With only 5 days away from Race day which is Sunday April 29th everyone will know what they were assigned as it is ALL hands on deck to make this Fundraiser happen.  If you will be out of town please let Mike know and he can give you a project you can do to help out without being present on race day.  

“Short Hair Detention” chronicles Laux’s experiences as a survivor of the Khmer Rouge. Complete with emotional narrative from the perspective of a young teenage girl, Laux candidly discusses her life that was dictated by fear throughout the four years she endured the Cambodian genocide. 

About the author 
Channy Chhi Laux was just 13 when the Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia. In 1979, Laux immigrated to the U.S. as a refugee. Without knowing a word of English, she attended high school in Lincoln, Nebraska, and earned two undergraduate degrees and a master’s degree. Laux worked as an engineer in the aerospace and biotech industries for 30 years.

For more information, please visit ShortHairDetention.com

Kate Angshing is in charge of fundraising for and managing the Lamling Vista Elementary School in Vennyei’s village in rural Nagaland, India. Kate graduated from UC Davis in 2006 with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. She met her husband Venyei on a medical mission trip to India in 2005 and has returned to India several times since then.  Kate & her husband are both passionate about youth empowerment, social justice, and public health

More information: http://www.sahaya.org/lamlingvista.html

The talk will cover the current state of assessing cognitive health in aging patients, including the assessment (and re-assessment) cycle, diagnoses, and planning for long-term care.

The shortcomings of the current process for patients, their families, and the healthcare system will be discussed along with a commentary on some barriers to slowing/curing/reversing Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia.

Digital cognitive monitoring will then be discussed along with its benefits to aging adults as individuals and as a population.

Red Badge generally share up to 10 minutes about their family, education, work, and why they joined Rotary

Fisher House Palo Alto provides free, high-quality, temporary lodging to families of Veterans and active duty military personnel who are undergoing treatment.
 

Marty will share his presidential goals and more about Rotary International 2019 - 2020 new theme "Rotary Connects the World" 

Rotary vision: Together we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.