 Rotarians are needed to help select the 17th-annual Chrysanne Manoles Women in Leadership Award winner and Edina High School scholarship recipients this spring. Nominations are being collected now for the Women in Leadership Award, which will be presented at the club’s May 23 meeting. After the April 30 application deadline, the nominations will be forwarded to selection committee members to review. The group will select a winner in early May who best demonstrates Rotary’s Four-Way Test. The club is expected to receive scholarship applications soon from the Edina Education Fund. Committee members will select a Rotary Global Scholar for a renewable $1,000 scholarship and two other students to receive $1,500 scholarships. The scholarships will be presented at a breakfast in May. To avoid conflicts of interest, Rotarians who nominate someone for the Chrysanne Manoles Women in Leadership Award or who are related to scholarship applicants cannot be on the selection committee for that award. To join one or both of the selection committees, contact Past President Jennifer Bennerotte, jbennerotte@EdinaMN.gov or 952-833-9520. |
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The Rotary Club of Edina seeks nominees for the 17th-annual “Chrysanne Manoles Women In Leadership Award.”
Edina Noon Rotarians, President Shelly Loberg, Public Image Co-Chair, Jennifer Hendrickson, International Grant Chair, Renee Harberts, Membership Chair/2024-25 Board Secretary Elect, Erica Allenburg and RI Foundation Chair Raj Kumar, traveled to Evanston, Illinois, April 5 to 7, to participate in Dr. Sita and Kalpana Dash's induction ceremony into Rotary International's Arch Klumph Society. The weekend was filled with ceremony events including a heartfelt and meaningful recognition of the substantial monetary contribution given by Dr. Sita and Kalpana Dash as well as their physical efforts in India. The weekend itinerary also included tours of Rotary International headquarters, RI educational work sessions, three topic related ceremonies and time for international fellowship. Click 
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