Events

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Have fun walking the Kornfest Parade with the Rotary float and other members of the club. We will be handing out candy and Rotary info. Meet by the Rotary Float lined up close to the Holmen Aquatic Center at 10 - Parade starts at 11. 

Avenues of Service Dinner is an event where the local Coulee Region Rotary Clubs get together and recognize various clubs for their efforts in serving the community. 

Held at the LaCrescent Event Center. Participants need to RSVP by August 6th. 

Amanda Florence Goodenough (she/her/hers) is a dedicated educator operating from a cultural humility framework to center and elevate historically marginalized voices, promote belongingness and mattering, disrupt structural inequities, and advance intersectional social and racial justice. Leaning on 16+ years of professional experience in justice, equity, decolonization, and interconnectedness (JEDI) efforts within a higher education setting, Amanda engages in systems-change work and strives to speak truth to power as an act of love and liberation. Amanda currently serves as a Team Lead for Social Responsibility Speaks™, LLC, a womxn-owned and BIPOC-centered consulting agency, whose mission is to create a culture of belonging and mattering through a focus on equity, inclusion, and justice. The Social Responsibility Speaks’™ team partners with individuals and organizations to commit to becoming better and stronger in the journey to prevent harm, confront bias, and seek justice. Amanda is also a member of the Greater La Crosse Area Diversity Council's (GLADC) Speakers Bureau, and an independent contractor/facilitator for the La Crosse area YWCA Racial Justice workshops, Waking Up White Collaborative, and Creating a Healthier Multicultural Community initiative. Previously, Amanda served as the Director of the Research & Resource Center for Campus Climate at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. For 15+ years, Amanda facilitated workshops, programming, and assessment, provided leadership for the award-winning Awareness through Performance, and guided the institution's Hate Response Team. During her tenure, Amanda co-founded RISE UP (Racial & Intersecting Identity Symposium for Equitable University Progress) and the nationally-growing Hate/Bias Response Symposium. Amanda has presented and consulted at the national, state, and local levels for institutions of higher education, K-12 school districts, non-profit organizations, and corporate entities on topics of cultural humility, inclusive company and campus climate, hate/bias prevention & response, white supremacy culture, mattering of black lives, racial justice, multiracialism, microaggressions, bystander intervention, student activism, social identity development, power & positionality, and healing centered engagement. Amanda resides in Wisconsin, where she attended the University of Wisconsin-Platteville for her Bachelor's degree in Communications, before heading to the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse to earn a Master's in College Student Development & Administration. In her personal life, Amanda and her partner enjoy raising their multiracial kiddos and helping them to make meaning of the world.

This event is to support Octoberfest, have fun and to earn some money for the club. The club needs to have 15 people volunteer to bartend on the evening of October 2nd. The task is easy and you  basically exchange a cold can of drink for a paper ticket. The list is split into two time slots but the club needs to have 15 people during the entire time frame.