Blue & Gold Bulletin

Tuesday December 15, 2009Rotary Theme for 2009-2010

Guests

Brian Campbell

 
Absent Members and Make-ups
 

Fifteen members were absent or excused this week:
Denis B; John C; Tom H; Steve J; Linda M; Nancy R; Andre R; Linda V; Gary B; David U L/a: ex Paul M; John R; Gloria M; Al Sylvester; Ted W

Make ups were provided by:
Harry C
Make up meetings can help you achieve perfect attendance. If youattend Rotary Committee meetings or meetings in other areas please "Keep track and keep Chuck informed".

 
Attendance Pins

There were no attendance pins this week.

 
Birthdays and Anniversaries
 

Brian Bontje celebrated his birthday this week.

There were no anniversaries to celebrate this week.

 
Free Breakfast
 

Steve Code won the free breakfast.

 
Announcements
 

If you would like something put in the bulletin please email Ryan Frank @ ryan.frank@live.ca with the announcement. If the announcement is done at the breakfast I will do my best to get the announcement in the bulletin, but to ensure that all announcement make it into the bulletin please email.

Let the committee know if you plan to bring a guest that intends to join the club.

 
Happy Bucks
 

Sue M gave for the great Christmas dinner.

Lyle G gave for his cousin's return from El Salvador doing work for habitat for humanity.

Wayne R for Brian's committee for putting a great article in the This Week paper.

Chuck C was happy to see his grandson at the Oshawa Little Theatre.

Jen H was happy to see the donations that we are able to put together two baskets to help a family in need.

 
Rotarians in the Spotlight
 

Ryan Frank and Nancy Reid - 1yr

 
Guest Speaker - Brian Campbell

Brian Campbell
Brian Campbell - UOIT

Al Strike (L), Brian Campbell, and Brian Bontje
Al Strike (L), Brian Campbell, and Brian Bontje

The program saw Brian Campbell from UOIT update the club on the university.

Enrolment has been steadily increasing year over year. The growth year over year has been so great that the university has been able to offer some graduate programs. This is unprecedented that a relatively new institution has been able to do this. Usually this occurs after a generation or two.

The university had to get into major research projects in order to stay effective in a modern context. The increased growth and ability to take on new research projects has allowed the university to offer new disciplines of study year after year.

Since UOIT is a new university it has been a struggle to get a profile for the university. Now the university is on McLeans top university list.

The university is positioned to alleviate the GTA's increased demand for post-secondary education. There is a growing demand for post-secondary education in the GTA as the population continues to grow.

 
Ace of Hearts 50/50 Draw
 

The draw this week was for $1,978. Chuck C pulled the 2 of spades, better luck next time!!! Remember you can't win if you don't buy a ticket. Good luck!

 
Upcoming Programs
 

Please visit the Upcoming Events and Programs webpage for details.

 

Prepared by Ryan Frank

 

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