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e Rotary Club of Juneau - Downtown Week of May 12, 2015 The WindJammer More online at Facebook.com/JuneauRotary or www.JuneauRotary.org is Week’s Program: John R. Pugh, University of Alaska Southeast Chancellor UPCOMING GREETERS John Pugh was appointed Chancellor of the University of Alaska Southeast on August 2, 1999 by then University of Alaska President Mark Hamilton. Chancellor Pugh is a former Dean of the School of Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences at UAS, and had been Dean of Faculty for three years at the time of his appointment as Chancellor. Additionally, he taught courses in the areas of sociology, psychology, criminology, corrections, and counseling for both the Anchorage Community College and here at the University of Alaska Southeast. Chancellor Pugh’s educational background is in philosophy and social work. He holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin. He graduated from Baylor University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy. John Pugh came to the university in 1987 aſter a 15-year career with the State of Alaska, Department of Health and Social Services, serving as Commissioner of that department from 1983 to 1986. Chancellor Pugh is a former chair of the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, and for eleven years was a trustee of the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority. Since 2009, Chancellor Pugh continues to serve on the Board of Commissioners of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), the regional accrediting organization for 163 institutions in the U.S. Northwest. He has also been the State of Alaska Representative on the board of AASCU (American Association of Colleges and Universities) since 2006. In 2011, he was appointed to the Alaska Airlines Southeast Community Advisory Board. John Pugh strongly believes in service to his community. He is the immediate past-president of the Gastineau Rotary Club. He also serves as vice-chair of the Board of Directors of the Juneau Economic Development Council. Chancellor Pugh is married to Margaret Pugh. eir children and granddaughters are all lifelong Alaskans. 2014-2015 Rotary International eme: May 12 Louis Bandirola Peter Jurasz May 19 Sam Kito Laurie Gardner May 19 USCG 17th District Rear Admiral Daniel B. Abel May 26 Carol White -Taylor White Foundation June 2 Dr. Eugene Huang, Southeast Radiation Oncology

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The Rotary Club of Juneau - Downtown Week of May 12, 2015

The WindJammerMore online at Facebook.com/JuneauRotary or www.JuneauRotary.org

This Week’s Program: John R. Pugh, University of Alaska Southeast Chancellor

UPCOMING

GREETERS

John Pugh was appointed Chancellor of the University of Alaska Southeast on August 2, 1999 by then University of Alaska President Mark Hamilton. Chancellor Pugh is a former Dean of the School of Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences at UAS, and had been Dean of Faculty for three years at the time

of his appointment as Chancellor. Additionally, he taught courses in the areas of sociology, psychology, criminology, corrections, and counseling for both the Anchorage Community College and here at the University of Alaska Southeast.

Chancellor Pugh’s educational background is in philosophy and social work. He holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin. He graduated from Baylor University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy.

John Pugh came to the university in 1987 after a 15-year career with the State of Alaska, Department of Health and Social Services, serving as Commissioner of that department from 1983 to 1986. Chancellor Pugh is a former chair of the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, and for eleven years was a trustee of the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.

Since 2009, Chancellor Pugh continues to serve on the Board of Commissioners of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), the regional accrediting organization for 163 institutions in the U.S. Northwest. He has also been the State of Alaska Representative on the board of AASCU (American Association of Colleges and Universities) since 2006. In 2011, he was appointed to the Alaska Airlines Southeast Community Advisory Board.

John Pugh strongly believes in service to his community. He is the immediate past-president of the Gastineau Rotary Club. He also serves as vice-chair of the Board of Directors of the Juneau Economic Development Council. Chancellor Pugh is married to Margaret Pugh. Their children and granddaughters are all lifelong Alaskans.

2014-2015 Rotary International Theme:

May 12Louis BandirolaPeter Jurasz

May 19Sam KitoLaurie Gardner

May 19USCG 17th District Rear Admiral Daniel B. Abel

May 26Carol White -Taylor White Foundation

June 2Dr. Eugene Huang,Southeast Radiation Oncology

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ROTARY CLUB OF JUNEAU BOARD

2014-2015

President Karen Morgan

Immediate Past President Brenda Hewitt

President-Elect

John Blasco

Vice President Bridget Lujan

Secretary

Robyn Long

Treasurer Armando Deguzman

Administration

Sally Saddler

Community Service Sharon Gaiptman

Barbara Propes

PR/Communications Andy Mills

Foundation Chair

Ann Metcalfe Karen West

International Service

Warren Russell

Membership Ruth Kostik

Youth Service

Caitlyn McLaughlinVirginia Stonkus

Vocational Service

Ruth Hamiton Heese

Thanks to AK Litho/CopyWorks, for printing The Windjammer!

THE ROTARIAN CONVERSATION: JEFF BRIDGES & BILLY SHORE

Evan Drachman, cellist and Victor Asuncio`n, piano play for Juneau Rotary on May 5, 2015 - Juneau Jazz & Classics.

Continued thanks to J Allan for photos!

Thirty years ago, Billy Shore sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic in Washington, D.C., honking his horn. Shore, a young political operative, was in a hurry to save, or at least improve, the world. He hoped to help his boss, the idealistic Colorado senator Gary Hart, become the next president. His mission would fizzle when the press caught Hart monkeying around extramaritally, but that traffic jam helped improve the world anyway.

While stuck on the road, Shore glanced at that day’s Washington Post. A front-page story told of a famine in Africa and how it had inspired Band Aid, a supergroup of pop stars, to record “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” Eventually, that song would raise $24 million for famine relief and the stars would move on, taking the world’s spotlight with them. By the time Shore finished the article, however, he would be dedicated to blowing the horn on hunger.

Read the rest online at http://therotarianmagazine.com/the-rotarian-conversation-jeff-bridges-billy-shore/

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