Today's guest speaker, Dr. Timothy Parker, an expert in biological psychology and author of the 2013 textbook Foundations of Biological Psychology, shared fascinating insights into the neurobiology of addiction, learning, memory, and mental disorders such as schizophrenia. He recently completed a book titled Trapped by the High: What Addiction is and How it Changes the Brain, written for a general audience and available for purchase. After an engaging presentation and a 5-minute Q&A session, Linda thanked Dr. Parker and presented him with a Certificate of Polio Vaccinations in recognition of his contribution.
Contact Membership Chair for additional informations
The Calgary, Centennial, Chinook, East, North, Heritage Park, West and Fish Creek Rotary Clubs have initiated a "one door" application for Rotary support in time, talent and treasure. By applying once, your request for support will be shared with all eight participating clubs.
Please click the logo above to submit an application
Rotary Club of Calgary Heritage Park (RCCHP) is proud to support the Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth’s Gear Up Program. The $2,500 donation from RCCHP will make a significant difference in preparing Indigenous children and youth for the school year. The program’s focus on providing backpacks filled with school supplies is a practical and impactful way to ensure that students start their year with everything they need to succeed. Thanks to everyone involved for their commitment to supporting education and empowering youth
Levi First Charger (USAY) Shelia Tyminski (RCCHP) & Jay Kequahtooway (USAY)
January 24, 2025
Greeter
Drake, Graham
Door Sales
McLaughlin, Peter
Introduce and Thank Speaker
Kashuba, Diane
Standard Reporter
Duncanson, Deb
Rotary members jump into action to help Los Angeles wildfire victims
Massive wildfires in Southern California, USA, have destroyed at least 12,000 buildings, razed neighborhoods, and displaced tens of thousands of people
Jimmy Carter's vision for peace
This story appeared in the February 2018 issue of Rotary magazine. It’s a crisp, sunny day in late October, and school groups are touring the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in