February 27, 2020 meeting

Alzheimer’s Disease continues to be the greatest medical challenge facing our society today.  Already the most expensive disease for our health care system, the costs will skyrocket as the population ages.  Unfortunately, despite billions of dollars spent, no drug has yet been demonstrated to slow the course of the disease.  What is Alzheimer’s disease, and why is it so hard to stop?  Are there new therapies and early detection methods on the horizon?  And what is MD Anderson, a leading cancer center, doing about this problem, and why?  Come join Dr. Jim Ray, Executive Director of the Neurodegeneration Consortium, to hear the latest from the front lines in the war against Alzheimer’s Disease. 

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Leadership is learned by doing—and this week, our Rotarians stepped into the RYLA experience!Led by Mary McQueen, members participated in interactive activities normally used to help RYLA students build confidence, strengthen communication skills, work with others, and grow into thoughtful, capable leaders.RYLA is one of the many ways the Rotary Club of Corpus Christi invests in young people and the future of our community. It also gave our own members a chance to learn, laugh, and grow together—because leadership development never stops.When you join Rotary, you become part of a club that develops leaders, serves our community, builds lasting friendships, and creates opportunities to make a meaningful difference.Ready to get involved? Visit rotarycc.com to learn more.#RotaryClubOfCorpusChristi #RYLA #YouthLeadership #ServiceAboveSelf #CorpusChristi #GetInvolved ...
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