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Oct 22, 2024 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Castro Valley Arts Foundation – Planning for Next SeasonAfter years of watching my children and their friends perform on cafeteria stages, I knew our talented students deserved a real theater. When the Castro Valley Unified Superintendent called a meeting in 1998 to discuss interest in building a performing arts center on the Castro Valley High School campus, I was first in line. As a co-founder of the Castro Valley Arts Foundation and an active volunteer since its inception, I am proud of what we have accomplished over the twenty-plus years that I have been involved. Working with the Castro Valley Arts Foundation has enhanced my life. I have made many new friends, built relationships within the community, acquired new skills, and continued my involvement in the public schools that I hold so dear. It, also, has allowed me to say “thank you” to a school district and a choral and drama department that gave two of my children a jumpstart on their careers. Terry Liebowitz graduated from UC Berkeley in Classical Rhetoric and received a teaching credential from California State University, East Bay. Prior to Castro Valley Arts Foundation, her volunteer hours were been spent in education, the arts and the La Leche League. She is a writer and a regular contributor to the Castro Valley Forum in the Arts and Entertainment section |
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Oct 29, 2024 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Library Services at Castro Valley High SchoolDawn Balestreri, librarian at Castro Valley High School, will describe the many services that the library provides to enhance student learning. Dawn Balestreri is the branch manager at Castro Valley Public Library. She joined Alameda County Library in 2010 where for nearly seven years she has worked in Children’s services. Prior to coming to Alameda County Library, Dawn served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Estonia, worked in public health with San Francisco City and County, and in high tech with PeopleSoft. Dawn received her Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) degree at San Jose State University in 2010. |
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Nov 12, 2024 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
The Rotary Foundation Today: Driving Positive Change Across the GlobeTim Lundell will highlight how the Rotary Foundation transforms donations into impactful projects that improve lives worldwide and how Rotarians can continue to drive these efforts forward.Tim joined the newly-chartered Los Gatos Morning Rotary in 2004, and was its President in 2007-08. His service at the District level has continued as Asst. Governor, Lt. Governor, District Conference Chair, Annual Giving Chair, District Trainer, and, in 2018-19, as District Governor for Rotary District 5170. His post-Governor service has continued as Dean of the D-5170 Leadership Academy, three years as District Trainer, and four years as District Annual Giving Chair. Tim is a past recipient of the District’s Rotarian of the Year Award, the Richard D. King Award, and the Carolyn Schuetz Award.share with the Club joined the newly-chartered Los Gatos Morning Rotary in 2004, and was its President in 2007-08. His service at the District level has continued as Asst. Governor, Lt. Governor, District Conference Chair, Annual Giving Chair, District Trainer, and, in 2018-19, as District Governor for Rotary District 5170. His post-Governor service has continued as Dean of the D-5170 Leadership Academy, three years as District Trainer, and four years as District Annual Giving Chair. Tim is a past recipient of the District’s Rotarian of the Year Award, the Richard D. King Award, and the Carolyn Schuetz Award. |
Rotary Club of Castro Valley
