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Green Bay West Rotary Club Mission Statement

The Green Bay West Rotary is committed to serving local, national, and international communities, with special dedication to enhancing the lives of youth and increasing international cooperation and understanding.

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October Students of the Month

Posted on Oct 20, 2020

The goodness – wait, GREATNESS – of the world is right in front of you at this moment. Three amazing teens joined Green Bay West Rotary this week as Students of the Month. We were wowed, amazed and inspired about our bright tomorrow under our future community leaders: Brady Wittig, Ashwaubenon High School, who nearly brought us to tears with an inspiring basketball camp experience; Annie Heck, Pulaski High School, who exudes goodness as she describes her involvement in school and church activities; and Lizzie Cantwell, Green Bay Southwest High School, who provided sage advice about life including “if you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life,” and her dad’s loving daily tagline, “listen and learn.”

Hoops Coach Shares Insights for the Upcoming Season

Posted on Oct 08, 2020

Many thanks to Coach Will Ryan for joining this week to talk about his return to his home state of Wisconsin and the upcoming season for the UW-Green Bay Men’s basketball team. Ryan, the oldest son of well-known College Basketball Hall of Famer and former University of Wisconsin Head Coach Bo Ryan, joined the university amid a global pandemic that saw college students sent home and athletics activities canceled. With students and athletes back on campus, sports seasons remain up in the air. Ryan hopes the Phoenix will be able to play a 22 game conference schedule starting in November. Fans will notice a different style of play under the new head coach, one that take a bit more time before firing off shots. The changing nature of the virus outbreak creates uncertainty but Ryan is confident in his players and is excited for the opportunity to play, whenever that may come.

Learn more: https://greenbayphoenix.com/sports/mens-basketball

Career Fulfillment at Any Age, Any Stage

Posted on Sep 29, 2020

Many thanks to Terri Jacke for joining us this week to talk about the workplace and leadership insights behind her new book “Is This a Lousy Job or Is It Me?: A Real-Life Guide for Achieving Success at Work."

Fight Against Poverty with the Borgen Project

Posted on Sep 24, 2020

It was great to meet Hannah Fontaine, a local advocate for the Borgen Project, a nonprofit dedicated to end world hunger and global poverty by lobbying congress to pass legislation that supports a more humanitarian approach to U.S. foreign aid. Hannah shared tips on how to lobby lawmakers and stories of her own success doing so.

Thank you Hannah!

Learn more about the Borgen Project: https://borgenproject.org/

What our Brains Need

Posted on Sep 17, 2020

Many thanks to Dr. Rolf S. Lulloff, MD, with the Brain Center of Green Bay, for joining Green Bay West Rotary this week to share an important message on an epidemic facing so many people and their caregivers who are coping with brain disease and disorders like Parkinson’s and dementia.

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