Speakers Program

Camp Getaway Update

"Student well being at Unilodge"

Christmas Message

• Christmas Lunch on Tuesday 17 December, instead of customary breakfast. Cost $40 per head. Children’s presents to be donated to Ronald MacDonald House should show age and gender.

"Caring for an Aging Population"

Dr Kate Gregorevic is a physician and researcher based at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. She has a strong interest in health advocacy, and regularly writes for The Age about health and ageing. She has founded an online exercise and health education. Program called Project Three Six Twelve and her first book will be published by Pan Macmillan next year. 

https://www.projectthreesixtwelve.com/

Marie Quirke-GM Marketing and Fundraising 

Marie did all her secondary and tertiary education in Ireland ( University of Limerick and University College-Cork ) and came to Australia in 2012 and has been working with the RFDS-Victoria ever since; gradually moving up the ranks until she was promoted to the General Manager's role in January 2019. 

Surviving the Corona Virus-Lessons Learned

Rotarian Action Group for Multiple Sclerosis Awareness (RAGMSA):

CARLTON ROTARY BULLETIN OF 20 AUGUST 2019

Over a working lunch, Club Directors of four areas of service provided members with an update of their programs.

Update on Cancer research at Peter Mac

Monday 7th October 2019- 6.00Pm arrival for a 7.00PM

Graduate House- 220 Leicester St, Carlton

www.trybooking.com/BEYFA

RSVP Tuesday 1st Oct

Cost $30.00 for Rotarians (+Partners), $35.00 for General Public

Dean Phelan who spoke about leadership was introduced by Keith Ryall. They both worked at the consulting firm of Adessi.

LEONIE BOXTEL, Director Alumni and Philanthropy, RMIT University,

Leonie gave a broad-ranging talk about RMIT. She had joined the University not long after the appointment of Martin Bean CBE as RMIT’s new Vice Chancellor.

Assoc Prof Wai Hong heads up WEHI in the division of Infectious Diseases and Immune Defence. At the moment her focus is on C19; as well as the Malaria Parasite.

All the techniques relevant to the Malaria Parasite Research are relevant to C19 and so that is where the work is now focused. One of the highlights of the current work for Wai Hong is the wonderful collaboration between groups like the CSL, Peter Doherty Institute, the CSIRO and the Burnet Institute.

Katherine speaking on the Zoom Meeting

Induction/The Person Behind the Badge

Toby Rowe Australian Unity’s Rathdowne Place

His informative presentation outlined the history of Australian Unity (formerly Manchester Unity) and their current involvement health care in Retirement Villages.

Clyde Hotel 6.00pm for 6.30pm

David Shrimpton & Carl Jones "ABCD" 

"Working Bee at DIK" 

"My experiences at RYLA" 

Harry is a Year 10 student at University High School. Harry & Ayden from Uni high participated in the RYLA program. RYLA program offer students the opportunity to reflect on their situation and encourages them to use the skills that they learn over the program in every day life particularly helping and influencing other people in their cohort.

Peter Gray RC Phenom Penh

“The MEC Project in Cambodia”

(MEC: Meningoencephalocele)

Peter Gray is a member of the Phnom Penh Rotary Club (has lived in Cambodia for the past 12 years working with slum dwelling children in Phnom Penh). (He has previously spoken at the RCC in October 2013).

"My Peru Study Trip" 

Melissa shared with the Club her recent trip to Peru on behalf of the philanthropic organisation she is involved with- 5 Point Foundation.

'Older People and Music'

"membership" 

Speaker for Tuesday 7 August - Stephen Peterson, introduced by Betty Kitchener.

‘About Japan - what you might not hear from your travel agent’