DisTec19 is completed and we had over 50 great students, helpers and support persons.
After some teething problems with circuit breakers and computer hardware issues, the day settled into a relaxing learning experience with outstanding food from Ros and her staff.
The stories below are a composite of the hard work put in by everyone. Members gave considerable effort and time and hopefully gained valuable knowledge contributing to the technological growth of the new Rotary District 9705. They are to be congratulated.
If anyone wanted to download some of the showbag files, they are up on the DisTec19 website. For any followup questions or other requests, just email us. Enjoy all the stories and photos below and be sure to check out the group photos on the District website.
I am reflecting on being on the stage in this Young Town Hall at my Year 6 Graduation from Young North Public School in 1965. The hall looks really nice now, but a lot smaller. Just realizing how much technology has changed since 1965!
On sunday 28 April, 40 Rotarians from districts 9700 and 9710 attended Distech 19 in Young Town Hall. Participants were instructed on how to better use ClubRunner to promote their club.
Distech 19 participants Deidre Tome sunrise RC and Phillip Tome Kooringal RC
Ian Langford and Ray williams from Bowral- Mittagong
Martyn and Patricia Witton from Merimbula
Ann Higginson and Doug Bell from Junee
Toni Hopkinson from Yass was at Distec19
Somasundera Bhaskarn (Bass)
Phil Nokes in front with Wayne and Helen Lewis getting help from DGE John McKenzie
Rob Forrester from Woden Daybreak attended DisTec19.
Thank You Rotaract Helpers
Thanks to Rotaract and Clare Lawlor for organising helpers. Here she is with PDG Ian Tooke
Rotaract helpers were busy. From the left Milena Dun chats with Elisa Sweet while Deagan Newell helps Therese Newell and Helen Pitt and Georgie Spora helps Ken Engsmyr.
Rotaract helper Jacob Howard is chating with Ian Langford from Bowral-Mittagong