 Lynette Shaw-Smith started at Arizona State University in August 2015. Because of her experience with ESL and developmental English, she was hired to teach WAC 107, ENG107, and ENG 108—writing classes for international students. She has also been named to the Barrett Honors Faculty due to her previous work with honors students in her classes. Because she enjoys working with students, she invites them to join her family for American experiences, like dinner at many types of restaurants, bowling, mini golf, and holiday events. Today she presented an update on the current needs of the school she founded for the children in Jinja, Uganda. Lynette is currently a member of the Tempe Downtown Rotary Club (former member of the Kyrene Rotary Club) |
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Alfredo Altie, Rotary Peace Fellow and Supreme Court Justice in Sao Paulo Brazil, gave us an overview of how Brazil is changing, with an emphasis on education. His presentation can be seen by clicking 
November 14, 2022 Bob Blum, President Elect for 2025-2027 to lead the International Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians, spoke to our club via Zoom today. The organization started as an idea during a World Assembly at Lake Placid in New York State in 1963. The first tournament was held at St. Andrews in Scotland.