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Join discussions on our new PRESIDENTS' BLOG, visit www.ri5440.org to check it out. To enroll and participate. Send with your name and e-mail address to scott@hoback.org

Scott will help get you up and running so we can share ideas, programs and activities (including fundraising ideas) during this, your year as president.

Missed the recent district newsletter?
download here.

HAS YOUR CLUB HAD A MEMORABLE SPEAKER THIS ROTARY YEAR ?

IF SO I'D LIKE TO POST THE INFORMATION

ON THE SPEAKER PAGE. DOWNLOAD THE SUBMISSION PAGE HERE. DON'T FORGET TO REVIEW THE LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPEAKERS

FOR POTENTIAL PROGRAMS IN YOUR OWN CLUB USING THE SPEAKERS LINK ON THE LEFT TOOLBAR.

Rotary District 5440 Annual Business Meeting Minutes

Listen to RI President D.K. Lee's "Make Dreams Real" speech using this link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsJijThnAHY

Windsor Rotary Club will be establishing a fund to collect donations for Tornado Relief. Please contact Ardin Wright for more information at 970-690-1507 or ardin.wright@comcast.net

For Information on How to Support ShelterBox, contact Patrick Bols at
PatBols@gmail.com
Cell 970-222-0490
More information available here.

Interested in the Summer Youth Exchange program? Click Here for more details.

CURRENT EVENT INFORMATION AND/OR ONLINE REGISTRATIONS
Date	Event
June/July	Introduce the students you have selected at a Rotary meeting.
July 13, 2008	RYLA Conference
July 24, 2008	7th Annual Rotary Club of Teton Valley Golf Tournament For information contact Maren Erickson at merickson@windermere.com or 208-201-3125
July 27, 2008	Youth RYLA Camp
Aug-Sept, 2008	RYLA - Invite students back to club for their report.
September 13-14, 2008	Teton Rotary Club - 6th Annual Rotary Teton Hill Climb For information contact Brian Gibson at brian_gibson@alliancetitle.com

A new United Nations-Rotary Speakers Program has been developed to provide Rotary clubs and districts an opportunity to tap into the expertise available at the United Nations. The program, now being piloted in the United States, makes UN experts available to speak at district conferences, special club meetings, or other Rotary events with more than 100 participants.

Up to two UN Speakers can be invited to a key district or club event to address topics such as the UN Millennium Development Goals, Peacekeeping or Humanitarian Affairs to inform, educate, and inspire Rotary members.

If your U.S. club or district is interested in participating, consider opening the meeting or conference to the general public and inviting local media to cover your event. Read more here

Please contact us with any questions or concerns at ers@rotary.org