Michelle is especially grateful to be chosen as a local Rotarian. Michelle states, “At times, we all forget that we are parts of a whole. None of us would be where we are today without energy and strength from others.” For that reason, she enjoys giving back and “Service Above Self” is a moral principle that she holds dear. Michelle is currently the director of sales for The Kindler Hotel, Lincoln’s first independently owned, boutique hotel. She has worked in a communications and sales capacity for many years, holding positions at Nebraska Wesleyan University as public relations director; The Cornhusker Hotel as sales and marketing director; Talent Plus, Inc. as chief of staff and the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce as marketing director.
Recently, Bob Everitt introduced our new member Matt Glawatz. Matt is an Architect and Associate Principal with The Clark Enersen Partners. Matt has been with the firm for the past 19 years, beginning his career as an intern in May 2000. Matt graduated with his Masters of Architecture from the University of Nebraska Lincoln in 2005, and began full-time employment with the firm. Over his career he has developed a specialization in Civic Architecture, particularly Public Libraries. “Libraries as a service and building type have the ability to positively impact the lives of all people, regardless of social or economic status, and serve to improve the vitality of the communities in which they reside.” 
The search is on for the most coveted award of the year at Rotary, the Rotarian of the Year Award. Please consider nominating a fellow Rotarian that you believe exemplifies what it means to be a Rotarian for this prestigious award. The nomination form with more details can be found 
It's is only $100 through March 31; $140 after that.
Before we know it, this snow will be gone and it will be time for District Conference. The theme this year is “Shape the Future”.
Save the date: July 26 and 27th – Lied Lodge and Conference Center, Nebraska City.
We have many things planned – one of which will be a cruise on the Belle of Brownville boat!
Other family opportunities will be offered and available at discounted prices. Registration is open and can be done by clicking here.
Additional information previously published:
Attention: This is NOT your Grandpa’s conference!
This will be a fresh and exciting weekend with inspirational, informative speakers and family events.
Bring your family! Plan to come early or stay late. Nebraska City Rotarians are working hard to put together deals and discounts for the family in their community.
Other conference features:
- - Service project for all conference attendees including your guests - Service Above Self
- - Rotary International Representative attending on behalf of the Rotary International President
- - Registration is open (click here) - $100 through March 31; $140 after that
- - Blocks of hotel rooms for the conference have been booked and the links to those are below (see separate article).
Many more details are being worked out and will be released as they are finalized.
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