the ROTAGRAMS - Rotary Club of Dallas

April 8, 2015
Volume 104 | Issue 36
the
ROTAGRAMS
Making a difference in the community. Making a difference in the world.
The mission of the Rotary Club of Dallas is to provide service to others, to identify and support humanitarian
projects, to promote high ethical standards, and to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its
fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
The place to be on
WEDNESDAY
15 th
FEATURED PROGRAM
Boy Scouts of America
Wayne Brock serves as the 12th Chief Scout
Executive of the Boy Scouts of America, headquartered in Irving, Texas. In partnership with
the BSA's national officers and National Executive Board, Wayne provides vision and direction
to staff members and volunteers. Join us to
learn more about this organization's impact in
our local and national communities.
LOCATION: Chaparral Club, Sheraton Hotel
22 nd
RADIO
Past, Present & Future
Joining
will beRogers
Jody Dean,
who
is an
American
Join us us
as Paul
speaks
to us
about
his
journalist and author and a member of the Texas
book
“Throwing
Hard
Easy
Reflections
on
a Life
Radio Hall of Fame. Jody Dean hosts the KLUV
morning
show,
Deanstories
and theonMorning
in Baseball”.
He“Jody
will share
Robin
Team”. He will share with us stories about his
Roberts, great Hall of Fame pitcher from the
experience in radio entertainment.
1950’s. He will also share various other stories.
29 th
“I Like Me” Book Literacy
Developing a Love of Reading
Join us to celebrate our “I Like Me” Book Literacy
program as we distribute books to Dallas ISD
kindergartners. We will have a guest speaker
who will share the importance of education and
literacy in our little ones.
6 th
Corporate Citizens of the
Year Awards
Join us as we recognize four outstanding
corporations in the Dallas area with D Magazine.
These corporations have gone the extra mile in
giving back to the Dallas community and we want
to honor them for their generous efforts.
Visit our Club Calendar at
dallasrotary.org/calendar
1st in Texas | 39th Internationally
Serving Since 1911
“Unselfish and noble actions are the most radiant pages in the biography of souls.” [David Thomas]
The Future of Dentistry
Dr. Fields received a degree in Computer
Science and Mathematics from Emory
University in Atlanta, GA, and continued his
studies at Baylor College of Dentistry in
Dallas, TX, earning a Doctorate in Dental
Surgery. He then earned a certificate in Oral
& Maxillofacial Surgery and a second
Doctorate degree, a Ph.D. in Craniofacial
Biology, through Texas A & M Health
Science Center. Dr. Fields regularly teaches
seminars for other surgical specialists and
dentists, primarily focusing on advances in
dental implant care for tooth replacement.
For the last 8 years he has worked closely
with a Swiss company to help design and
test a new ceramic dental implant system
and a new bone-welding technique that may
radically change how missing teeth are
MEETING REVIEW
Our speaker on April the 1st, 2015, was
Catherine Cuellar, CEO of the Dallas Arts
District, which is the world headquarters of
the Global Cultural Districts Network. Her
impressive background includes two
decades as an award-winning multimedia
journalist for national public radio stations
and programs, Sojourners magazine and The
Dallas Morning News, as well as debuting as
an author in the Dallas Noir short fiction
anthology published in 2013 by Akashic
Books. Currently Ms. Cuellar serves as a
director of Texans for the Arts, the Texas
Lyceum and the Rhodes College Alumni
Association, and is also co-chair of the
DFW Hispanic 100 marketing committee and
a lifetime member of NALEO. She was a
2014 Next Generation Project Texas Fellow
at The Strauss Center for International
Security and Law at UT-Austin and has been
recognized among the Dallas Business
Journal’s 2013 “40 Under 40,” was a 2011
replaced. While he spends
most of his work-week
performing
the
clinical
practice of oral surgery, he
can also be frequently found
collaborating with fellow
Dr. Ted Fields
scientists
pursuing
NIH
research towards improved
bone regeneration techniques and novel bone
and tooth replacement techniques that
replace tissues lost due to trauma, destructive
disease, or congenital birth defects. His
research and clinical work has appeared in
more than 50 peer-reviewed papers and
numerous original scientific presentations.
Dr. Fields has lived in the Dallas area since
1989. Continued on pg. 2…
April 1st | By: Dana DeVance
White House Fellows regional finalist,
graduated from Leadership Women in 2008,
and was among the Dallas Junior Chamber
of Commerce's Five Outstanding Young
Dallasites in 2007.
She shared many great updates for us on
what’s going on in the Dallas Arts
District. Just to name a few, the Perot
Museum holds a Free Family Experience
every 1st Saturday of the month where
families can join educators from the Perot
Museum for fun family experiments and
hands-on investigations. The Morton H.
Meyerson Symphony Center, designed by
Pritzker Prize-winning architect I.M. Pei and
internationally-renowned
acoustician
Russell Johnson, is celebrating its 25th
anniversary this year.
The SOLUNA
International Music and Arts Festival is
happening there from May 4 th through the
24th, 2015, continued on pg. 3…
Fields Biography Continued…
He met his wife Alexia in dental school
and was married in 1990. They were
blessed with twin boys Alec and Ben in
1999. The Fields family currently live in
Rockwall.
Dr. Fields has many interest outside of
dentistry. During his college years he
wrote sports for his school paper as well
as for the Atlanta Journal and
Constitution. He also played baseball in
high school and college. Dr. Fields has
always had a love of music as well.
During his early twenties he traveled with
professional musicians and bands as part
of their security teams. In his office you
can see photographs obtained during this
time in his life.
Paul Harris Fellow
Rotary University
Dates
Apirl 25th
District Operations
May 30th
Global Operations
If interested in learning more about
our District and Rotary Operations
please contact Kim Holland at
972.818.5810 or
rotaryuniversitysouthwest@gmail.com
All classes are from
 8:30am-3:30pm
 SMU’s Campus
 Cost $50
 Each class which includes all of
the course materials.
MATCH
Planned Giving
We are offering a limited opportunity to
match you dollar for dollar for your
donation to the Rotary Foundation. If you
donate $100 or more by March 31st, you
will be matched dollar for dollar and this
will reflect in your Rotary International
Charitable giving account. This is a great
chance to become or award an individual
with a Paul Harris Fellow Award. To
become a Paul Harris Fellow, you must
make a contribution of at least $1,000.
Find out more at dallasrotary.org/phf or
contact
Ted
Fields
at
tfields@speakeasy.net
The Dallas Rotary Club Foundation
offers several ways to structure a
charitable gift that furthers the
Rotary Club of Dallas' mission and
may provide tax and other financial
benefits to the donor and loved
ones.
Your thoughtful gift can provide
new programs and sustain current
programs that will touch literally
thousands of men, women and
children who benefit from the
many services both in the local and
global community. Learn more at
dallasrotary.org/planned-giving
Submit Program Ideas!
Every Wednesday we meet at noon to
hear from distinguished speakers. Our Happy Birthday
stimulating meetings feature informative
For the week of
speakers such as national elected
April 5th - 11th
officials, key business figures, political
analysts and other experts whose
experiences and observations broaden
our perspectives and our development as
individuals. The Program Committee is
David Day
Todd Estes
now accepting recommendations on
topics and speakers you’d like to hear
from during the 2015-2016 Rotary Year.
Please contact Gerry Worrall II at
gnworrall@sbcglobal.net to submit your
Frank Breedlove
Wendy Krispin
suggestions.
ROTARIANS IN MOTION
We have a goal to publish pictures of members
in the Rotagrams each week. This could be
members meeting with each other for lunch, at
service projects, while networking or socializing.
We need your help to accomplish this. We ask
that you post pictures to our Facebook page by
liking us at
www.facebook.com/rotaryclubofdallas
Photo 1: President Charlie Mohrle and
Jim Hunter
Photo 2: President Mohrle, Greg Miller
and Bill Slicker
STOP HUNGER NOW
Saturday, August 8, 2015
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
DONATE ROTARY.ORG
Sheraton Hotel, Dallas Ballroom
Save the Date
Details to Come
The 2015 Rotary International Convention is in Sao
Paulo, Brazil June 6-9, 2015. I recommend that you
start planning now. There is lots to plan for the
convention: visa application, airfare, hotel and
convention registration. Sao Paulo is going all out to
make this an exciting event and on Sunday June 7,
2015 the city will with Rotary International have the
annual Carnival Parade and Rotarians will get to
participate.
The Rotary Club of Dallas
5430 Glen Lakes Drive, Ste. 240
Dallas, Texas 75231
tel. 214.742.5451 | fax. 214.303.1260
dallasrotary.org
info@dallarotary.org
REGISTER AT riconvention.org
Important Deadlines:
31 MARCH - Pre-registration deadline
30 APRIL - Registration cancellation deadline
Have you downloaded the Club
iPhone App?
1. Go to iTunes App Store;
2. Search MemberClicks;
3. Enter Organization ID: ROCD; and
4. Enter your Username and
Password that you use to access the
Club Website
This access is for members only and allows you to
use the directory, club calendar and more!
Meeting Review Continued...
and during these three weeks, commissioned
works and unique projects by internationally
acclaimed musicians and visual artists will be
debuted. At the AT&T Performing Arts Center,
the play Collossal will be performed from April
2nd – May 3rd, 2015, at the Wyly Theater, which
will be transformed into a football field for this
spectacular production.
OFFICERS
Charles M. Mohrle, President
Jeffrey M. Bosque, President Elect
Robert H. Dilworth, Past President
Wm. Dennis Connally, Treasurer &
Past President 5yr Advisor
DIRECTORS
Elizabeth Acquaye-Kwarteng
Dana DeVance
Rocky Dhir
Thomas Franklin, Jr., Ph.D.
John H. Forest
Cyndi Janssen
Gregory L. Miller
Rachael Jones
George H. Tarpley
Howard L. Templin
Greg Wood
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Heather Stevens
Thank You Charles Read for
providing complimentary payroll
services to the Club since 1998.
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providing discount printing
services to the Club since 2006.
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