Longmont Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Peter Schmid realized early on in his career the need to procure a progressive understanding of artistic subtleties in human aesthetic anatomy to provide his patients with optimal, yet natural-looking, results. As his practice evolved throughout the years, he continued to study art, drawing, and sculpting, developing a sophisticated understanding of aesthetics, function, and form. Recognizing that medical school does not include a study of aesthetics, Dr. Schmid conceived and created Sculpting for Surgeons™. In medical school doctors are exposed to live cadaver labs, but that doesn’t offer a surgeon the important understanding of aesthetic anatomy, harmony and balance.
Dr. Schmid explained that his anatomical sculpting lab uses live models and doctors work with a wire frame with the application of modeling clay to form muscles and proper contours of the human body. Click the LINK to learn more.
The annual Non-Profit Day Out will be held on Tuesday, October 4th from 12-1:30pm. Instead of going to our regular club meeting location, you pick from one of the four non-profit agencies, go to their location, where they will provide you with lunch and a time to learn about their agency. The four non-profits are Tinker Mill, Recovery Cafe, Growing Gardens and Longmont Downtown Development Authority. The descriptions are listed in the sign-up slots on the attached link. Click on the link to connect with Sign-up Genius, select your non-profit choice and then press the black Submit and Sign-Up button below.
Click Here for Link- There will also be a hard-copy sign up form at this Tuesday's club meeting.
Sue Bolton presented a check to Elliot Moore for the Music and Moore Foundation in the amount of $700.00. This donation was made possible through our Fishbowl proceeds and the Longmont Charity Fund.
On October 13th at 10am we have the opportunity to get our hands dirty at the YMCA's Community Gardens. Save the date! More details to come.
President's Message
Wein-Pin Yeh
Welcome to Longmont Rotary!
Since 1919, Longmont Rotary has served this community through service projects such as winter coat drives, bell-ringing for the Salvation Army, etc.
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Longmont Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Peter Schmid realized early on in his career the need to procure a progressive understanding of artistic subtleties in human aesthetic anatomy to provide his patients with optimal, yet natural-looking, results. As his practice evolved throughout the years, he continued to study art, drawing, and sculpting, developing a sophisticated understanding of aesthetics, function, and form. Recognizing that medical school does not include a study of aesthetics, Dr. Schmid conceived and created Sculpting for Surgeons™. In medical school doctors are exposed to live cadaver labs, but that doesn’t offer a surgeon the important understanding of aesthetic anatomy, harmony and balance.
Sue Bolton presented a check to Elliot Moore for the Music and Moore Foundation in the amount of $700.00. This donation was made possible through our Fishbowl proceeds and the Longmont Charity Fund. 
On October 13th at 10am we have the opportunity to get our hands dirty at the YMCA's Community Gardens. Save the date! More details to come. 
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