Rotary Rocket - April 12th, 2012 Edition
Posted by Bradford Wyatt
on Apr 12, 2012
On April 11th, three members of the Worcester Rotary Club were given a terrific tour of Becker College by Mary Maloney.
Frank Doherty, Mary Maloney, Gary MacConnell, and Brad Wyatt (not pictured).
From the Digital Game Institute, to the Nursing Program, to the campus in Leicester, Becker is on the move!
Current President Dr. Robert Johnson also offered to visit our Rotary club sometime in the future too!
Each year, the Worcester Rotary Club makes a donation to local colleges, and Becker's students, and the local, Worcester community benefits.
At the April 12th meeting, Assistant Governor Jim Fusco visited, described the Bandley Hefler program, and encouraged members to participate.
In fact, many of the members recognized the voice of current (and longtime) member Roger Frost on the DVD video describing the program.
Jim also spoke encouragingly about the Jamboree on May 19-21, and selling raffle tickets (See Lee Bishop), and donations for their silent auction at the Jamboree.
John Sprogna of the Leominster club won the raffle (beginner's luck?!?), and George Butler was fined for his son's success at Butler-Deardon.
Frank Doherty, Mary Maloney, Gary MacConnell, and Brad Wyatt (not pictured).
From the Digital Game Institute, to the Nursing Program, to the campus in Leicester, Becker is on the move!
Current President Dr. Robert Johnson also offered to visit our Rotary club sometime in the future too!
Each year, the Worcester Rotary Club makes a donation to local colleges, and Becker's students, and the local, Worcester community benefits.
At the April 12th meeting, Assistant Governor Jim Fusco visited, described the Bandley Hefler program, and encouraged members to participate.
In fact, many of the members recognized the voice of current (and longtime) member Roger Frost on the DVD video describing the program.
Jim also spoke encouragingly about the Jamboree on May 19-21, and selling raffle tickets (See Lee Bishop), and donations for their silent auction at the Jamboree.
John Sprogna of the Leominster club won the raffle (beginner's luck?!?), and George Butler was fined for his son's success at Butler-Deardon.