Where do we meet? Time: Every Monday - 12:00 - 1:30 PM Place: Airport Hilton, - Bloomington MN |
Who are Bloomington Rotarians? Chartered in 1961, Bloomington Rotary has a wide variety of men and women members. They range from new, younger members to charter members. They are community leaders, business people, government and school officials, clergy, and others. Roughly half of our members lives and works in Bloomington. |
What is Rotary? Rotary international is an organization of 1.2 million business and professional leaders in some 31,000 Clubs in more than 165 countries. In 2005, Rotary International celebrated their 100th year as the world's oldest service club. For more information on Rotary International please visit www.rotary.org. |
This is Bloomington Rotary The Rotary Club of Bloomington is for civic-minded, current and emerging business and professional leaders who join together for fellowship, professional enrichment, and the opportunity to serve. Our members provide volunteer time, money and expertise to improve the community and support the youth of Bloomington. The club encourages high ethical standards in business and professions and fosters international understanding and goodwill. To learn more about our club please download the Bloomington Rotary Brochure. |
| Upcoming Programs January 16: “Homeless Student Situation” Guests: Monica Williams and Andrea Knoll January 23: “Commuter Rail Progress Report” Guest: Mark Fuhrmann January 30: “Bloomington Rotary Foundation” Rotarian Carolyn Pratt Calendar of Events: January 14, 2012: Dist. 5950 Mid-Term Assembly MN Landscape Arboretum January 28: South Metro Mpls Evening Rotary Fundraiser—Gracious Glasses, Jax Café, $50, sstrege@radissonmallofamerica.com February 27: Daymakers Rotary “Service Matters” Event June 19, 2012: Tuesday, International Village Clinic 10th Anniversary Celebration. Minnesota Valley Country Club Rotary on Cable, Channel 14 BEC-TV Channel 14 Spread the word…."Like" us on Facebook and "Join" our group on Linkedin. In both cases the search keywork "Bloomington Noon Rotary MN". |
| Mission An organization of leaders working together to make a difference in our community and the world. |
| The Four Way Test Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all Concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? |
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Four Avenues of Service
Club Service focuses on strengthening
fellowship and ensuring the smooth
functioning of Rotary clubs. Learn about
effective club service in Membership and
Training.
Vocational Service involves club members
serving others through their professions
and aspiring to high ethical standards.
Rotarians, as business leaders, share
skills and expertise through their vocations,
and they inspire others in the process.
Community Service is the opportunity
Rotary clubs have to implement club
projects and activities that improve life in
the local community.
International Service encompasses efforts
to expand Rotary’s humanitarian reach
around the world and to promote world
understanding and peace. It includes
everything from contributing to PolioPlus to
helping Rotary Youth Exchange students
adjust to their host countries.
Copyright 2011 The Rotary Club of Bloomington, MN
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| “Public Health – What’s happening in Your Back Yard?” Guest: Karen Zeleznak February 13th, 2012 - 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Bloomington Airport Hilton |
Did you know that Bloomington is one of only four cities in
Minnesota who has a public health department? What does
that mean for our City? Rotarian Karen Zeleznak will talk about
the public health services they provide and the new community
health initiatives that are helping make “the healthy choice the
easy choice” in Bloomington.
Ms. Zeleznak has served as the Public Health Administrator for
the City of Bloomington (smoke –free since 2004) since 1999.
Prior to that, she worked for 18 years for Washington County
Minnesota who has a public health department? What does
that mean for our City? Rotarian Karen Zeleznak will talk about
the public health services they provide and the new community
health initiatives that are helping make “the healthy choice the
easy choice” in Bloomington.
Ms. Zeleznak has served as the Public Health Administrator for
the City of Bloomington (smoke –free since 2004) since 1999.
Prior to that, she worked for 18 years for Washington County
Department of Health and Environmental Services in a variety of program areas.
Her current responsibilities include managing a public health division with a service area
covering three cities (Bloomington, Edina and Richfield) and a population of 165,000
residents. The major program areas in the division are: communicable disease control,
clinical services, family health, health promotion and planning and emergency
preparedness. The public health division is known for having strong working relationship
with other city departments, including environmental services, emergency management,
police, human services, and with our other community partners, especially the local school
districts.
Ms. Zeleznak holds Masters Degrees in Public Health and in Education. She loves being
out in nature. She enjoys backpacking with her husband of 26 years – their next trip is in
April, to Grand Gulch, Utah. She is an active member of the State Community Health
Services Advisory Committee, the Minnesota Local Public Health Association, and
Bloomington Noon Rotary Club.
Her current responsibilities include managing a public health division with a service area
covering three cities (Bloomington, Edina and Richfield) and a population of 165,000
residents. The major program areas in the division are: communicable disease control,
clinical services, family health, health promotion and planning and emergency
preparedness. The public health division is known for having strong working relationship
with other city departments, including environmental services, emergency management,
police, human services, and with our other community partners, especially the local school
districts.
Ms. Zeleznak holds Masters Degrees in Public Health and in Education. She loves being
out in nature. She enjoys backpacking with her husband of 26 years – their next trip is in
April, to Grand Gulch, Utah. She is an active member of the State Community Health
Services Advisory Committee, the Minnesota Local Public Health Association, and
Bloomington Noon Rotary Club.