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Dec. 17, 2024 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Are you ready for an UNFORGETTABLE evening enjoying delectable meat selections Brazilian style, including fish and vegetarian option, wonderful side dishes and scrumptious desserts? GREAT live music, SURPRISE show and raffle, all in the FANTASTIC company of your WEST U FRIENDS! Cost: $75.00 per person+CASH bar.. You can modify amount on Venmo to pay for more than one guest. IMPORTANT! Register and pay by 12/5/24 Please click the link below to make your payment after registration in ClubRunner. Click here to pay via Venmo by 12/5/2024. Link to Venmo Payment Payee: @RotaryclubofWestU. If you cannot pay via Venmo, please contact Irene Sadkowski/Social Committee Chair 281-748-7822. Please do not send any checks via mail. No payments will be accepted at the party. Please bring an unwrapped toy to be donated to "Operation Love". Dress code: Evening/party attire. Don't delay! Limited capacity! Hope to see you all there!
Irene Sadkowski REALTOR® Social Committee Chair 281-748-7822
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Artificial Intelligence
Dec. 19, 2024
Director, Global Cybersecurity Program and Assistant Professor of International Studies at the University of St. Thomas. Currently teaching courses on Cyber Warfare, Introduction to Enterprise Cybersecurity, Cyber Ethics, Digital Governance, and Geopolitical Risk. Mr. Botts is a lecturer at the Women’s Institute of Houston teaching a course entitled The World According to Eric. |
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Jan. 02, 2025
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Camp Logan and the Evolution of Memorial Park
Feb. 06, 2025
Caroline Hassell is a 5th generation Houstonian. She graduated from St. John’s School, started at UT-Austin and then graduated from Stanford University. Her first job out of college was with a private rocket company (that rocket blew up off the Texas Gulf Coast). She earned her MBA from Rice and worked for Compaq Computer and TeleCheck until “early retirement.” She’s still pushing her kids towards “adulting” while she volunteers and does genealogy and historical research. She’s active in the Daughters of the American Revolution and another genealogical organization, and served as Regent of the John McKnitt Alexander Chapter of NSDAR for the past four years. She still volunteers for her children’s former schools and at her church. During Covid, she worked on some really “down-the-rabbit-hole” projects, one of which resulted into deep research on the 200+ Harris County Soldiers who died in World War 1. That led to more research on Camp Logan here in Houston. Caroline is now serving on an advisory committee for the Memorial Park Conservancy, which is planning Memorial Groves, the “remembering” part of Memorial Park under development and part of the larger 10-year plan started in 2015. Caroline’s husband Jim just retired. They have a techy son, a recent UT-Dallas Computer Science graduate, and a daughter (a recent grad of Lamar and the FFA program which has been supported by the West U Rotary for many years); she’s at HCC with a hope of working with animals in the future.  ᐧ |
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Farming in the East End of Houston
Feb. 13, 2025
At Small Places, we develop high impact urban farms in low access communities. We are passionate about cultivating healthy neighborhoods via nourishing food and engaged communities; ultimately renewing the bond between people, place and food. Small Places has been actively involved in the East End of Houston helping with food insecurity across the food desert in 2nd ward, and I believe our work aligns with the values and interests of your club members. |
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Powering human potential in Sharpstown/Gulfton.
Feb. 20, 2025
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