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UWSP Continuing Education Program - Christine Gunderson

Christine Gunderson, UWSP Continuing Education Program Manager joined Sunrise Rotary this morning to share all of the amazing offerings from Continuing Education. UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education has seven program teams serving the needs of various audiences and offering everything from one-day workshops to certificate programs to one-on-one business consulting to day trips, just to name a few. Their three campuses and unique statewide connections give them the opportunity to connect with over 20,000 people each year in many different ways. They extend the University resources and Wisconsin Idea, serving audiences of all ages, locally and globally. For more information, click here!

ODC - Opportunity Development Center - Connecting People and Communities

Pam Ross from ODC joined Sunrise Rotary this morning to share some great information about their wonderful organization. Pam covered a lot, presenting on their leadership transition, their history, their service area which recieves many services from children's long-term support services to adult and mental health services. Pam shared some great info about the impact of ODC on our communities including services provided by Milkweed Market and Ink Splash. Thanks for being with us Pam!

Click her to see Pam's full slide deck from today's meeting!

Virtual Marshfield Cultural Fair

Dr. Julie Tharp joined Sunrise Rotary for a presentation on this year's Marshfield Cultural Fair which, like many events, will be held virtually. Check out here presentation for information on all of the great events and activities planned! Dr Tharp is a professor of English with courses in Composition, Multicultural Literature, Women's Studies, Film Studies, and lots of other areas. She has a deep interest in global film, cuisine, and travel. Thank you for joining us and spreading the word for this great event!

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