Category: Programs

  • January 23: Dr. David Crandall

    January 23: Dr. David Crandall

    Join us Tuesday to hear from Dr. David Crandall the Luddy Professor of Computer Science, inaugural Director of the Luddy Artificial Intelligence Center and Director of Machine Learning at Indiana University.  Dr. Crandall received his Ph.D. in computer science from Cornell University in 2008 and the M.S. and B.S. degrees in computer science and engineering from the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, in 2001. He worked as a postdoctoral associate at Cornell from 2008-2010, and as a research scientist at Eastman Kodak Company from 2001-2003. Dr. Crandall’s main research interest is computer vision, the area of computer science that tries to design algorithms that can “see”. He is particularly interested in visual object recognition and scene understanding.

    All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

    Lunch and networking start at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
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    You can also join us from a landline phone.
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    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
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    Upcoming Programs:
    January 30: Fifth Tuesday Service Project with Little Timmy Project
    February 6: James Johnson, CEO, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
    February 13: Peter Dunn, Pete the Planner & Your Money Line
    February 20: Jeannie Regan-Dinius, Director of Historic Preservation, Crown Hill Foundation
  • January 16: Judge Evan Goodman

    January 16: Judge Evan Goodman

    Join us Tuesday to hear from Judge Evan Goodman. Judge Goodman served as a deputy Prosecutor, a Probate Court Commissioner and practiced law for 11 years. He came from the firm of Mantel, Mantel, and Goodman, before being appointed the first judge of a Mental Health Court in America in 1982. In 1989 he also became the first judge in Indiana to specialize in Domestic Violence cases.

    Governor Bayh appointed him to be Chief Judge of the Marion County Municipal Courts. Evan was elected to the Superior Court Bench in 2000.

    He has appeared on Good Morning America and on National Public Radio. He has been a presenter at national conferences on various legal subjects, including drunk driving with C. Everett Koop, U. S. Surgeon General, moderated by Jerry Springer.

    In August 1963, Evan hitchhiked to Washington, D. C. for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Judge Goodman will share his experience of attending the March on Washington and hearing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his “I Have a Dream” speech.  

    All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

    Lunch and networking start at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

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    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
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    Upcoming Programs:
    January 23: Dr. David Crandall, Luddy Professor of Computer Science, Director of Luddy Artificial Intelligence Center, Director of Center for Machine Learning, Indiana University
    January 30: Fifth Tuesday Service Project with Little Timmy Project
    February 6: James Johnson, CEO, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
  • January 9: Dr. Morton Marcus

    January 9: Dr. Morton Marcus

    Join us Tuesday to hear from Dr. Morton Marcus. Dr. Marcus taught economics for the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University and is the former Director of the Indiana Business Research Center. He has taught urban, micro and macro economics and researches changes in the economy and population of the Midwest and the entire nation.

    Dr. Marcus is a consultant to local economic development agencies and financial institutions on strategic planning. From 1979 to 2003 he was the Governor’s liaison to the U.S. Bureau of the Census. He has also been an advisor on matters of public policy to six Indiana governors. He is a published author and columnist in numerous newspapers.

    Dr. Marcus received a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Roosevelt University, a Master’s degree in Economics from Washington University, and a Doctorate in Economics from the University California, Los Angeles. 

    All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

    Lunch and networking start at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
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    You can also join us from a landline phone.
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    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    Upcoming Programs:
    January 16: Judge Evan Goodman
    January 23: Dr. David Crandall, Luddy Professor of Computer Science, Director of Luddy Artificial Intelligence Center, Director of Center for Machine Learning, Indiana University
    January 30: Fifth Tuesday Service Project with Little Timmy Project
    February 6: James Johnson, CEO, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

  • December 26 & January 2: No Meeting

    Our office will operate on modified hours over the next few weeks and please note there will be no Rotary meetings on December 26 or January 2. We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday, January 9!

    Want to make that year end gift to the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation (Our local foundation) click here

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  • December 19: Annual Holiday Program

    December 19: Annual Holiday Program

    Join us Tuesday for our Annual Holiday Program benefitting the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation. We will highlight organizations that have received support from the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation and raise additional dollars to keep the Club’s philanthropy strong and enduring. In addition, we will have a small live auction as well as extra time for socializing. Plan to join us for this fun and festive event.

    All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. Parking is included with your registration. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. We will transition to a cashless registration starting January 9.

    Lunch and networking start at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. 

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
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    You can also join us from a landline phone.
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    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795
  • December 12: World Community Service Panel

    December 12: World Community Service Panel

    December is Indianapolis Rotary Foundation month. Join us Tuesday for a panel of international organizations that have been supported by our local Indianapolis Rotary Foundation through the World Community Service Committee. Our panelists will be Jim Mulholland – CoCoDa, Dr. Mercy Obieme – Mercy Missions, Erika Plunkett – Ama International, and Kevin Espirito – We Bloom. The discussion will be moderated by Nick Reich, Past President of our Club and Co-Chair of the World Community Service Committee.

    We hope you can join us to hear the ways your contributions to our local Indianapolis Rotary Foundation are making an impact around the world.  All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. Parking is included with your registration. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. We will transition to a cashless registration starting January 9.

    Lunch and networking start at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. 

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
    +19292056099,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (New York)

    You can also join us from a landline phone.
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    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    Upcoming Programs:
    December 19: Holiday Program benefitting the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation
    December 26 & January 2: No programs – Happy Holidays!

  • December 5: Chris Lowery

    Join us Tuesday to hear from Chris Lowery. Lowery was appointed in 2022 to serve as Commissioner for Indiana’s Commission for Higher Education, the coordinating agency charged with ensuring the state’s postsecondary education system is aligned to meet the needs of students and the state. Prior to joining the Commission, Lowery was senior vice president, workforce, careers, and adult strategy at Ivy Tech Community College where he provided overall leadership of Ivy Tech workforce and career initiatives and organization. Before working in higher education, Lowery led public policy and engagement for Hillenbrand, Inc. and served as an aide to former Indiana Governor Robert D. Orr and then-Senator Dan Quayle.

    As Commissioner, Lowery is committed to developing postsecondary attainment, economic and social mobility outcomes, and the overall return on investment by increasing the college-going rate, engaging adult learners, improving completion rates and retaining college graduates. He is focused on ensuring students of all ages understand the value proposition of higher education. He collaborates with policymakers, higher education leaders and community partners to maintain college affordability and guarantee quality higher education is delivered and tied to career relevance as the Commission continues its efforts to realize the state’s goal of at least 60 percent of Hoosiers with quality education and training beyond high school.

    Currently, Lowery is a member of the Governor’s Workforce Cabinet. In addition, he serves on the Advisory Board for the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, the Board of Directors of Shepherd Community and the Higher Education Working Group of the American Enterprise Institute. He previously served on the Board of Trustees of the Sagamore Institute think tank and as chair. Lowery was chair of the Career Coaching and Navigation Action Team for Governor Eric Holcomb’s Workforce Cabinet. He has served on various other boards of directors including AgriNovus Indiana, Gleaners Food Bank, the Indiana Construction Roundtable Foundation, the Indiana Council for Continuing Education, the State Workforce Innovation Council, the Executive Council of the Indiana University Alumni Association and the Batesville Community School Corporation.

    Lowery is a recipient of the Sagamore of the Wabash and the Distinguished Alumni Award of the Indiana University O’Neill School of Public Affairs. He is a regular speaker in Indiana and nationally on topics ranging from the future of higher education, the economy and workforce preparedness to innovation, leadership and social impact investing. All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. We will transition to a cashless registration starting January 9.

    Lunch and networking start at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
    +19292056099,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (New York)

    You can also join us from a landline phone.
            +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
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    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    Upcoming Programs:
    December 12: World Community Service Panel
    December 19: Holiday Program benefitting the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation
    December 26 & January 2: No programs – Happy Holidays!

  • November 28: Dianna Boyce

    Join us Tuesday to hear from Dianna Boyce the Vice President of the NBA All-Star 2024. 

    The NBA All-Star game will be played in Indianapolis in February 2024. It is projected to generate more than $320 million in economic and media impact. 

    The NBA plans several events around the All-Star weekend, including the Celebrity Game, the Rising Stars Game, the NBA All-Stars practice day, a skills challenge, a 3-point contest and a slam dunk competition. Each leads up to the marquee event — the Feb. 18 All-Star Game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Join us Tuesday to learn more about the exciting events our city will be hosting and how you can participate.  All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. We will transition to a cashless registration starting January 9. Lunch will be available starting at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
    +19292056099,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (New York)

    You can also join us from a landline phone.
            +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
            +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
         
    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    Upcoming Programs:
    December 5: Chris Lowery, Commissioner, Indiana Commission for Higher Education
    December 12: World Community Service Panel
    December 19: Holiday Program benefitting the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation
    December 26 & January 2: No programs – Happy Holidays!
  • November 21: Terri Lee

    November 21: Terri Lee

    Join us Tuesday to hear from Terri Lee, the Director of Cradle Indy. In Indiana, too many families are grieving a loss instead of celebrating the birth of their child. That’s because our state has the eleventh-highest infant mortality rate in the nation. According to the Indiana Department of Health, Indiana’s average infant mortality rate in 2019 was 6.5 deaths per 1,000 live births. The rate for Black families:13 deaths per 1,000 live births.

    Cradle Indy is an organization focused on reducing the infant mortality rate by helping Indianapolis/Marion County babies reach their first birthdays.They are dedicated to empowering parents and honoring those with lived experiences of infant mortality, which is why they work together, connecting organizations and individuals to make a tangible difference in the lives of Indianapolis/Marion County families. They aspire to make resources more accessible and culturally relevant than ever before through a collective impact framework.

    Terri Lee earned a Master of Public Health degree from Indiana University in 2014, a Bachelor of Arts degree from Butler University in 2011, and earned a certification as a community health worker in 2022. Terri has over ten years of experience in public health and public service. Prior to joining Cradle Indy, Terri served as the Director of the Office of Women’s Health at the Indiana Department of Health. Her passions lie within the infant mortality, violence prevention, and women’s health spaces. Terri is a lifelong Hoosier having been born and raised in Gary, Indiana. Through her work, she ultimately hopes to see a community where people feel empowered and able to experience their optimal health.  All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. We plan to transition to a cashless registration later this fall. Lunch will be available starting at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
    +19292056099,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (New York)

    You can also join us from a landline phone.
            +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
            +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
         
    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    Upcoming Programs:
    November 28: Dianna Boyce, VP, NBA All-Star 2024, Pacers Sports & Entertainment
    December 5: Chris Lowery, Commissioner, Indiana Commission for Higher Education
    December 12: World Community Service Panel
    December 19: Holiday Program benefitting the Indianapolis Rotary Foundation
  • November 14: Lt. General Carol Mutter

    November 14: Lt. General Carol Mutter

    Join us Tuesday for a special Veterans Day program organized by our History Committee. We will hear from Lieutenant General Carol A. Mutter, the first woman in the Marine Corps to attain a 3-star rank, retired from the Marine Corps in January 1999. Her last assignment was as the Deputy Chief of Staff for Manpower and Reserve Affairs (DC/S,M&RA), Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington, D.C.

     In 1967, General Mutter was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps upon graduation from the University of Northern Colorado. In addition to holding a B.A. degree in Mathematics Education and an honorary doctorate from the University of North Carolina, General Mutter has an M.A. degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island and both an M.S. and an honorary doctorate degree from Salve Regina College, also in Newport.

    After completing the Woman Officer Basic Course in 1967 at Quantico, Virginia, she was assigned to data processing installations at Quantico, and at Camp Pendleton, California. In 1971, she returned to Quantico as a platoon commander and instructor for women officer candidates and basic course lieutenants; she departed this tour as a Captain of Marines.

    During 1973-1984, she progressed to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel while serving as Project Officer for Marine Air Command and Control Systems at Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity, Camp Pendleton; Financial Management Officer at the Development Center, Quantico; Assistant Chief of Staff, Comptroller, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Okinawa, Japan; and Deputy Comptroller at Headquarters, Fleet Marine Force Atlantic, Norfolk, Virginia. In 1985, capitalizing on her expertise in both data processing and financial management, she was assigned as the Deputy Program Manager, and subsequently Program Manager, for the development of new Marine Corps automated pay and personnel systems for active duty, retired, and reserve Marines.
    In July 1988, as a Colonel, she joined the U.S. Space Command, J-3 (Operations) Directorate in Colorado Springs becoming the first woman to gain qualification as a Space Director. After initially serving as a Command Center Crew Commander/Space Director, she became the Division Chief, responsible for the operation of the Space Command Commander in Chief’s Command Center.

    August 1990 brought a transfer to III Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) on Okinawa, Japan and duty as the Assistant Chief of Staff, Comptroller for both III MEF and 3d Marine Division. In June 1991, she returned to Quantico as a Brigadier General to serve as the Deputy Commanding General, Marine Corps Systems Command and Program Manager for Command and Control Systems. In June 1992, she again transferred to Okinawa, this time as the first woman of general/flag officer rank to command a major deployable tactical command, the 3d Force Service Support Group, III MEF, U.S. Marine Forces Pacific. In June 1994, she became the first woman Marine Major General and served as Commander, Marine Corps Systems Command, Quantico. Upon advancement to Lieutenant General on 1 September 1996, she assumed her duties as DC/S M&RA.

    In addition to the Naval War College at Newport, General Mutter has attended the Amphibious Warfare School and the Marine Corps Command and Staff College, both at Quantico.

    Her medals and decorations include: the Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation with bronze star, National Defense Service Medal with bronze star, and the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon with four bronze stars. All are welcome at Rotary programs. If attending in-person at the Murat Shrine reservations and prepayment are appreciated, but not required. Register on Square at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. If registering on site we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. We plan to transition to a cashless registration later this fall. Lunch will be available starting at 11:45 a.m. and the program runs 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.  

    To join our meeting via Zoom starting at 12:15 p.m. go to https://zoom.us/j/710170874?pwd=bFE4ejJTc29IMlNzVmx1Wlg4MTA1UT09. While our Tuesday programs via Zoom are free to attend a suggested donation of $3 – $5 is appreciated in lieu of the typical room fee. These contributions help defray the cost of our hybrid meetings. Please note that donations to the Rotary Club of Indianapolis are not tax deductible. You can support our hybrid meetings at https://rotary-club-of-indianapolis.square.site/. 

    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    If joining via a mobile phone for audio only click one of the following numbers: 
    +13126266799,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (Chicago)
    +19292056099,,710170874#,,#,821795# US (New York)

    You can also join us from a landline phone.
            +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
            +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
         
    Meeting ID: 710 170 874
    Password: 821795

    Upcoming Programs:
    November 21: Terri Lee, Director, Cradle Indy
    November 28: Dianna Boyce, VP, NBA All-Star 2024, Pacers Sports & Entertainment
    December 5: Chris Lowery, Commissioner, Indiana Commission for Higher Education