Rotary events have been picking up of late. Several weeks ago a fellow scholar and I went to
Guayaquil, Ecuador’s largest city near the coast. We gave presentations on the
United States and our experiences in
Ecuador, and were treated to an awesome weekend in the beach town of
Salinas. The photo is of the local Rotarian who so generously hosted me for the weekend.
A week before that, I helped the local Rotaract (Rotary for under-thirty year-olds) organize a country-wide conference. In addition to charter and other formal work, we played some mean futbol and went out to a giant discotecha.
Finally, several months ago, I was lucky enough to attend to the reception for Rotary International's President - Dong Kurn Lee. I even got a photo of him holding my sponsor club - Claremont Noon's flag! Not if only I can track the thing down to post it!
Rotary events have been picking up of late. Several weeks ago a fellow scholar and I went to 
A week before that, I helped the local Rotaract (Rotary for under-thirty year-olds) organize a country-wide conference. In addition to charter and other formal work, we played some mean futbol and went out to a giant discotecha.
Finally, several months ago, I was lucky enough to attend to the reception for Rotary International's President - Dong Kurn Lee. I even got a photo of him holding my sponsor club - Claremont Noon's flag! Not if only I can track the thing down to post it!
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