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January 2012
25	New Products, Old Tricks Jodi Radke, Tobacco Free Kids Learn and be forewarned about the insidious new products the tobacco industry has developed to hook our kids and grandkids on nicotine. This presentation has been highly recommended by those who have heard it at other venues
February 2012
1	American Cancer Society Jan Martin Jan specifically wanted her program some time other than Relay for Life season, so that it would be clear that the purpose of her presentation is to educate us about services available from ACS, not to promote Relay for Life. Greeley Rotary Club Member Kami Marr will give her member profile.
8	Corn, Energy, and Common Misconceptions Mark Sponsler, Colorado Corn Ethanol from corn has been a boon to Colorado corn growers and is promoted as one means to achieve energy security. This will be your opportunity to also ask some of the hard questions: What about the energy equation of energy input vs. energy production? How about the food vs. fuel debate? Greeley Rotarian Kevin Mullin will give his member profile. Alternate meeting site: National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, 909 54^th Avenue
15	Juarez Mission Nancy Teksten The Juarez Mission is an international project supported by our club. Nancy will give us an update on this important mission and how Rotary’s “Service above Self” is impacting this humanitarian effort.
16	Special Presentation 9:30 to 10:30 a.m – Meet Mr. Lincoln at Jefferson HS, 1315 4^th Ave. Greeley Rotary Club is sponsoring Dennis Boggs’ stirring portrayal of Abraham Lincoln at Jefferson HS. Greeley Rotarian and Jefferson HS Principal Chris Ingram welcomes Rotarians for this special program
22	North Central Climate Science Center Dennis Ojima, Director The new CSU-led consortium of nine universities and national laboratories is designed to put science to work to help federal, state, local, private and non-profit natural resource managers adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
29	Union Colony Middle School Forensics Members of Union Colony’s forensics team will demonstrate their skills in one duo and two solo presentations. Get acquainted with one of the school district’s exemplary extra-curricular activities and help these students gain valuable experience in preparation for local, state, and national competitions.