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This Week's Meeting
For the foreseeable future we will be meeting online. The meetings will start at 7:30. You will be able to join the meetings starting at about 7:25. We are using the Zoom online meeting platform. Click this link to join the meeting. Guests are always welcome.
 
This week's meeting includes a presentation by Ginger Wireman, a Community Outreach & Environmental Education Specialist with the Washington State Department of Ecology. She will give us an update on the clean up efforts at the Hanford Nuclear Waste Disposal Site in Eastern Washington.
 
At this week's meeting, members will also be voting for the 2020-2021 Board of our Club. This includes the selection of a President Elect for the 2021-2022 Rotary year as well as a President Nominee for the 2022-2023 Rotary year. Thank you to those that have agreed to step up to leadership positions. Information about the slate of candidates has been sent to members.
 
District 5050 is continuing the Club Training Event series of online presentation this week. These will continue for the next several weeks. Look for information from the District. Also, here is information about the 2020 Virtual Rotary Convention!
 
Continue to live by and exemplify the Rotary Four Way Test-
 
Is it the Truth?
Is it Fair to All Concerned?
Will it Build Goodwill and Better Friendships?
Will it Be Beneficial to all Concerned?
 
PHOTO CONTEST: You are encouraged to participate in this. Be the first person to correctly identify from where the photo at the top of this bulletin and at the top of our website was taken from by 7:30 am Friday, May 22nd. Look carefully! Send your guess to the Editor. We've had one guess so far, but, alas, it wasn't even close.
Paine Field
Our guest speaker on Friday, May 15th via Zoom was Pete McGuire, Deputy Director for Operations at Paine Field. The photo is the new Paine Field Airport which opened a little over a year ago with over 1 million passengers during the period. However, Paine Field is much bigger than the new passenger terminal. Paine Field is named after Lt. Topliff Paine who grew up in Everett, and flew for the U. S. Army Air during World War 1. Paine also helped pioneer air mail service in the western United States. Construction began in 1936 which was a Great Depression-era project.
 
Paine Field is one of the most diverse airports in the United States. It includes the following:  Boeing's factory and flight testing for 787, 777, 767, 747 and KC -46 aircraft; passenger service is through a unique public-private partnership; third largest aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul facility in North America; Dreamlifter Operations Center; 550+ general aviation aircraft; two aviation colleges; three flight schools, fixed-wing and rotary; County's largest tourism site (400,000+ annual worldwide visitors) which include Boeing factory tours, the Future of Flight Aviation Center, the Paul Allen Flying Heritage Collection, the Historic Flight Foundation Flying Museum and the Seattle Museum of Flight Restoration Center. Numerous other aerospace companies amounting to a total of 220 in Snohomish County. The County Medical Examiner facility and A.R.T.S. are also located on Paine Field property
 
Passenger Service started on March 04, 2019 and surpassed the one million mark in March 2020. The public-private partnership is a unique first in the nation. Known as a P3 concept - Snohomish County/Propeller. The facility has two glass walkways and one hardstand gates. There are 24 daily round trips; 12 domestic destinations; E 175 aircraft (76 seats) capable of handling largest Boeing 737 and Airbus 321. With hotel style ambience in the min terminal, thee are three security lanes including one TSA Pre-Check, a concierge desk, valet parking, fireplaces, gourmet food offerings, upscale furnishing with seven types of seating and individual restrooms.
 
Later in the day, Snohomish County announced the closure of the Passenger Terminal for 71 days. This after the airlines that are serving Everett had reduced their schedules quite dramatically due to the worldwide pandemic. According to Propeller this will allow the company to work on projects that would have been done during regular operating periods. Another really great program for our Club.
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Rotary eLearning Center

Good day fellow Rotarians, 

Attached you will find a suggested list of online courses from the Rotary eLearning Center. Each of these will help broaden your understanding of Rotary and enhance your club experience. While there are recommended courses for specific groups please feel free to log on and experience any of those listed.

This is one way Rotary Connects the World through technology during this time of social distancing.

Sincerely 

Rod Thomson

District Trainer

 

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District 5050 Learning and Development
Rotary Learning Center Courses
 
The Rotary Learning Center within My Rotary contains a number of E-Learning courses that are recommended for use at a District, Club and individual Rotarian level.  The following is a listing of the various E-Learning courses that fall within a subject category.  District and Club leaders are encouraged to promote the use of the E-Learning courses that fall within their area of responsibility. 
District Administration
  1. Assistant Governor Basics
  2. District Governor Funding Test Resources
  3. Governor Nominee
  4. How to Propose Enactments and Resolutions
  5. Protecting Personal Data
  6. Representative Training for Council
  7. Rotary Peace Fellowship – The Role of the District
  8. Working with Your District Team
 
Club Administration
  1. Best Practices for Engaging Members
  2. Club Administration Committee Basics
  3. Club President Basics
  4. Club Secretary Basics
  5. Club Service Projects Committee Basics
  6. Club Treasurer Basics
  7. Is your Club Healthy?
  8. Rotary Club Central Resources
 
 
Leadership Development
  1. An Introduction to Adult Learning
  2. Becoming an Effective Facilitator
  3. Essentials of Understanding Conflict
  4. Leading Change
  5. Managing a Training Session
  6. Mentoring Basics
  7. Practicing Flexibility and Innovation
  8. Preventing and Addressing Harassment
 
Membership
  1. Building a Diverse Club
  2. Club Membership Committee Basics
  3. Kick-Start Your New Member Orientation
  4. Membership
  5. Online Membership Leads
  6. Rotary Basics
  7. Strategies for Attracting New Members
  8. Your Membership Plan
  9. What is Rotary’s Global Rewards
  10. How to Use the Rotary Global Awards App
 
Rotary Foundation
  1. Club Rotary Foundation Committee Basics
  2. Grant Management Seminar
  3. Rotary Foundation Basics
  4. Rotary’s Areas of Focus
Youth Programs
  1. Protecting Youth Program Participants
  2. How to Start a Community Based Rotaract Club
 
Peace
  1. All About Rotary Peace Fellowships
  2. Orientation for Scholars and Vocational Training Teams
  3. Rotary Positive Peace Academy (www.rotarypeaceacademy.org)
Public Image
  1. Club Public Image Committee Basics
  2. The Rotary Brand

 
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Quote of the Week - Who Said It?

“It is well that there is nothing in Rotary so sacred that it cannot be set aside in favor of things better.”

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Thought of the Week - Who Said It?
"Never doubt that a group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
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Mark Your Calendars!
Board Meeting 
11 June 2020
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Club​ Meetings
The High School is Closed for the rest of this school year. However, for the foreseeable future, the Club will be holding online meetings. Contact Mrs. Odegaard for login information. ​Find out the latest at our Facebook site.
The May 22nd Meeting will be online. Our regular Rotary Club Meetings are at the Lake Stevens School District Educational Service Center lower level Community Room located at 12309 22nd St NE. We start at 7:30 am. There is a robust continental breakfast available beforehand. Visitors are always welcome.
Speakers
May 29, 2020
National Guard Activites Associated with Covid-19
Jun 19, 2020
Lake Stevens School District Program TBD
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