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1 2007 International Institute June Salt Lake City, Utah,
2 2007 International Institute June Salt Lake City, Utah, Institute events take place at the Salt Palace Convention Center unless otherwise noted. All information was current at the time of printing but is subject to change. You are kindly asked to turn off all cellular phones and pagers while you are in plenary sessions and discussion groups.
3 Thursday, 14 June Preconvention Registration Hall Findings Committee Meeting Room 251E Chair John G. Thorne, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of North Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Vice Chair Antonio M. Serrano, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Bedfordview, South Africa Discussion Leaders Meeting Room 251E Chair G. Kenneth Morgan Chair, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Vice Chair Fumio Tamamura Vice Chair, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Tokyo, Japan 2007 international institute
4 Sergeants-at-Arms Meeting Room 251F Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Michael D. McCullough, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Trenton, Michigan, Assistant Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Mário Cesar Martins de Camargo, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil Welcome Committee Meeting Room 251E Chair Kalyan M. Banerjee, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat, India Vice Chair Robert L. Menconi, 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee Rotary Club of Davie/Cooper City, Florida, Welcome Reception, a joint event with the Rotary World Peace Symposium Grand Ballroom E/G/I Entertainment by the Logan Canyon Winds International Institute registrants have the rest of the evening free for dinner on their own. Salt Lake City, Utah, usa
5 Friday, 15 June Preconvention Registration Hall Opening Plenary Session Room 255A-C Presider G. Kenneth Morgan Call to Order and Introductions G. Kenneth Morgan Welcome Remarks Julio Sorjús Chair, 2007 Salt Lake City Convention Committee Rotary Club of Barcelona Condal, Spain Introduction of President Ron D. Burton Aide to the President and Trustee, The Rotary Foundation Rotary Club of Norman, Oklahoma, Reflections on Lead the Way William B. Boyd President, Rotary International Rotary Club of Pakuranga, Auckland, New Zealand Humanitarian Work and Its Impact on the World Garry Flake Director of Humanitarian Emergency Response The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Coffee Break Room 255 Foyer 2007 international institute
6 Second Plenary Session Room 255A-C Presider G. Kenneth Morgan Report from the Board of Directors Anthony F. de St. Dalmas Chair, RI Board of Directors Executive Committee Rotary Club of Southgate, London, England Rotary International Strategic Plan Update Barry E. Thompson Chair, Strategic Planning Committee Rotary Club of Padstow, New South Wales, Australia Our Foundation s Pathway to the Future Duane R. Sterling, Future Vision Committee Rotary Club of Warrensburg, Missouri, International Institute Luncheon, a joint event with the Rotary World Peace Symposium Room 355 Presider Fumio Tamamura Welcome and Call to Order Fumio Tamamura Introduction of Rotary World Peace Fellows Luis Vicente Giay Trustee Chair, The Rotary Foundation Rotary Club of Arrecifes, Buenos Aires, Argentina Salt Lake City, Utah, usa
7 Address Carmen Strigel Rotary Deutschland Gemeindienst e.v. Named Rotary World Peace Fellow Address Miho Kishitani Sakuji Tanaka Endowed Rotary World Peace Fellow Third Plenary Session Room 255A-C Presider G. Kenneth Morgan Highlights from 2007 Council on Legislation Ray Klinginsmith Chair, 2008 Los Angeles Convention Committee Rotary Club of Kirksville, Missouri, Your Role in Building an Ethical Culture Dr. Patricia Harned President, Ethics Resource Center Coffee Break Room 255 Foyer Discussion Groups Ethics and Rotary Room 255F Discussion Leader Frank C. Collins Jr. Vice Chair, 2007 International Assembly Committee and Past Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of East Hartford, Connecticut, 2007 international institute
8 Resource Panelists Dr. Patricia Harned Anne L. Matthews Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator Rotary Club of Columbia East, South Carolina, Michael F. Webb Past President, Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland Rotary Club of Mendip, Somerset, England Water Management Sustainability: Essential to Success Room 255E Discussion Leader F. Ronald Denham General Coordinator, Water Resource Group Rotary Club of Toronto Eglinton, Ontario, Canada Resource Panelists Kalyan M. Banerjee Area Coordinator, Water Resource Group Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat, India Shifarraw Bizuneh, RI Representatives to the United Nations & Other Organizations and Zone Coordinator, Water Resource Group Rotary Club of Addis Ababa, Shoa, Ethiopia Carolyn Crowley-Meub Zone Coordinator, Water Resource Group Rotary Club of Rutland South, Vermont, Salt Lake City, Utah, usa 7
9 Literacy Room 255D Discussion Leader David W. Fowler General Coordinator, Literacy Resource Group Rotary Club of Edgbaston Convention, West Midlands, England Resource Panelists James Neil Adamson Adviser, Literacy Resource Group Rotary Club of Armidale, New South Wales, Australia Noraseth Pathmanand Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of Bangrak, Thailand International Institute Dinner Room 355 Presider Kalyan M. Banerjee Reception Entertainment by pianist Steve Wiggins Welcome Remarks William B. Boyd Keynote Address Gillian Sorensen Senior Adviser, United Nations Foundation and Former Assistant Secretary-General, United Nations 2007 international institute
10 Saturday, 16 June Registration Hall E Fourth Plenary Session Room 255A-C Presider Fumio Tamamura Call to Order and Introductions Almost Gone Is Not Gone PolioPlus Presentation Ann Lee Hussey Rotary Club of South Berwick, Maine, Introduction of President-elect John F. Germ Aide to the President-elect Rotary Club of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Rotary Shares Wilfrid J. Wilkinson President-elect, Rotary International Rotary Club of Trenton, Ontario, Canada Q & A Introduction of President- nominee John Michael Pinson Aide to the President-nominee Rotary Club of Killeen Heights, Texas, Salt Lake City, Utah, usa
11 Address by President-nominee Dong Kurn Lee President-nominee, Rotary International Rotary Club of Seoul Hangang, Korea Q & A Coffee Break Room 255 Foyer Discussion Groups: Messages to the Board An opportunity to ask questions, make comments, and clarify issues Discussion Group 1 Room 255F Discussion Leader John Kenny Vice Chair, 2008 Los Angeles Convention Committee Rotary Club of Grangemouth, Central, Scotland Resource Panelists Michael W. Abdalla Trustee, The Rotary Foundation Rotary Club of Orange, California, Michael K. McGovern Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of South Portland- Cape Elizabeth, Maine, Ian H.S. Riseley Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of Sandringham, Victoria, Australia international institute
12 Discussion Group 2 Room 255E Discussion Leader Gary C.K. Huang, 2008 Los Angeles Convention Committee Rotary Club of Taipei, Taiwan Resource Panelists Örsçelik Balkan Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of Istanbul-Karaköy, Turkey Ron D. Burton Trustee, The Rotary Foundation Rotary Club of Norman, Oklahoma, Donald L. Mebus Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of Arlington, Texas, Discussion Group 3 Room 255D Discussion Leader José Alfredo Pretoni Past Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of São Paulo-Sul, São Paulo, Brazil Resource Panelists Mark Daniel Maloney Trustee Vice Chair, The Rotary Foundation Rotary Club of Decatur, Alabama, Barry Rassin Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of East Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas Carlos Enrique Speroni Director, Rotary International Rotary Club of Temperley, Buenos Aires, Argentina Salt Lake City, Utah, usa 11
13 Closing Plenary Session Room 255A-C Presider G. Kenneth Morgan Brief reports from morning group discussions Update Ed Futa General Secretary, Rotary International Rotary Club of East Honolulu, Hawaii, Promotion of 2008 International Institute C. Grant Wilkins Chair, 2008 International Institute Los Angeles Committee Rotary Club of Denver, Colorado, Closing Remarks William B. Boyd Closing Remarks G. Kenneth Morgan international institute
14 International Institute Leadership 2007 International Institute Salt Lake City Committee G. Kenneth Morgan Rotary Club of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Chair Fumio Tamamura Rotary Club of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Vice Chair Kalyan M. Banerjee Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat, India Mário Cesar Martins de Camargo Rotary Club of Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil Michael D. McCullough Rotary Club of Trenton, Michigan, Robert L. Menconi Rotary Club of Davie/Cooper City, Florida, Antonio M. Serrano Rotary Club of Bedfordview, South Africa John G. Thorne Rotary Club of North Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Salt Lake City, Utah, usa 13
15 Sergeants-at-Arms Michael D. McCullough Rotary Club of Trenton, Michigan, Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Mário Cesar Martins de Camargo Rotary Club of Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil Assistant Chief Sergeant-at-Arms John M. Brodbeck Rotary Club of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Arthur P. Davis Rotary Club of Naperville, Illinois, Tadashi Enami Rotary Club of Lincolnshire (Morning Star), Illinois, Leland E. Finholm Rotary Club of Red Wing, Minnesota, Jennifer E. Jones Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland, Ontario, Canada Flávio A.Q. Mendlovitz Rotary Club of Brasília-Lago Norte, D.F., Brazil Sam Movva Rotary Club of Vijayawada Midtown, Andhra Pradesh, India Sue Harper Poss Rotary Club of Greenville-East, South Carolina, international institute
16 John P. Robertson III Rotary Club of Red Springs, North Carolina, Daniel T. Spencer Jr. Rotary Club of Gloucester City, New Jersey, Findings Committee John G. Thorne Rotary Club of North Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Chair Antonio M. Serrano Rotary Club of Bedfordview, South Africa Vice Chair Charles E. Clemmons Rotary Club of Seabrook, Texas, Donald W. Cox Rotary Club of Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia Danny Low Rotary Club of Mosman, New South Wales, Australia Warwick G. Pleass Rotary Club of Suva East, Fiji Cathy J. Roth Rotary Club of Geelong Central, Victoria, Australia Mani D. Seneviratne Rotary Club of Sunbury, Victoria, Australia Salt Lake City, Utah, usa 15
17 Welcome Committee Kalyan M. Banerjee Rotary Club of Vapi, Gujarat, India Chair Robert L. Menconi Rotary Club of Davie/Cooper City, Florida, Vice Chair Judith L. Beard-Strubing Rotary Club of Eugene Airport, Oregon, Jason S.C. Hsu Rotary Club of Taoyuan, Taiwan All members of the International Institute Committee international institute
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