Officers President Jeff Helms President Elect Dennis Peterson Vice President Jeff Ashcra Vice President Elect Jeremy Kaiser Treasurer Steve Fahrenkrog Sergeant-At-Arms Terrye Kishiue Past President - Ex-Officio Glen Keppy Board Members 2015-2017 Patrick Olsen Terrye Kishiue Seth Porter Greg Schaapveld 2016-2018 Nathan Kessler Seth Porter Greg Schaapveld Execu$ve Secretary Dennis Peterson [email protected]563-285-8584 Vol. 48 No. 011 www.northscottrotary.org; E-mail [email protected]March 11, 2020 Does anyone recognize these desperadoes? Taking advantage of the days before they return home are Corliss & Jeanie Clausen and Merle & Mary Lou Anderson Hurry Home Guys! Steven W. McCullough is the President and CEO of Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corp. (ISLLC), a private nonprofit , student loan company located in West Des Moines, Iowa. Steve joined Iowa Student Loan in 1989 as the Chief Financial Officer and became CEO in 1993. Steve was a Junior Rotarian in high school. He graduated from the University of Iowa and passed the CPA exam in 1986. He began his career with Deloitte in Des Moines. He graduat- ed from the University of Iowa’s Executive MBA Program in 1992 with an emphasis in finance. Steve has served on the Board of Directors of several education related organizations. He is also a member of the Downtown Des Moines Rotary Club and West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce. AVOID A PERSONAL STUDENT LOAN CRISIS Interested in attracting the best and brightest employees? Our suite of College Finance Bene- fits can help your company reach a new level in attracting highly sought-after staff and keep- ing them in your employment. It encompasses a broad range of products and options to benefit employees in all stages of fi- nancing a college education while offering your company easy-to-implement components. Recruitment and Reten$on Over the next five years, nearly 10 million students will graduate from college with four-year de- grees. A third of these new graduates will leave college with $25,000 or more in student debt. A recent national study conducted by Nexxt, a recruitment media company, indicates that when it comes to employee benefits, millennials are looking to receive help with student loan debt. According to survey results, job seekers with debt: Think student loan repayment should be a part of a company’s benefits package 89%. Would be more likely to stay with a company that offers student loan repay men 81%. Believe student loan repayment is a more important benefit than paid vacation 10%. College Finance Benefits Program Aspire Resources Inc.® has developed its College Finance Benefits program, a full suite of student loan solutions designed to enhance the success of your talent management efforts. Our program includes: Employer Contribution Program — The Employer Contribution Program allows employers to make a direct impact on the student debt carried by their employ- ees. Our automated, secure processes make it easy for employers to make monthly contributions to each employee’s loan(s), regardless of servicer. For employees with no North Scott Rotary Serves Officers President Jeremy Kaiser President Elect Dr Brad Burt Vice President Patrick Olsen Vice President Elect Josie Seymour Treasurer Steve Fahrenkrog Sergeant-At-Arms Tyler Bindrum Past President - Ex-Officio Jeff Ashcraft Board Members 2018-2020 Josh Cobie Rich Horst Dr Don Sierk Jan Touney 2019-2021 Scott Case Tracy Lindaman Jeff Martens Brian Williams Execu$ve Secretary Deb & Dennis Peterson [email protected]563-285-8584 Eldridge/Davenport, Iowa This Friday at the Steeplegate
Taking advantage of the days before they return home are Corliss &
Jeanie Clausen and
Merle & Mary Lou Anderson
Hurry Home Guys!
Steven W. McCullough is the President and CEO of Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corp. (ISLLC), a private nonprofit , student loan company located in West Des Moines, Iowa. Steve joined Iowa Student Loan in 1989 as the Chief Financial Officer and became CEO in 1993. Steve was a Junior Rotarian in high school. He graduated from the University of Iowa and passed the CPA exam in 1986. He began his career with Deloitte in Des Moines. He graduat-ed from the University of Iowa’s Executive MBA Program in 1992 with an emphasis in finance. Steve has served on the Board of Directors of several education related organizations. He is also a member of the Downtown Des Moines Rotary Club and West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce.
AVOID A PERSONAL STUDENT LOAN CRISIS Interested in attracting the best and brightest employees? Our suite of College Finance Bene-fits can help your company reach a new level in attracting highly sought-after staff and keep-ing them in your employment. It encompasses a broad range of products and options to benefit employees in all stages of fi-nancing a college education while offering your company easy-to-implement components.
Recruitment and Reten$on Over the next five years, nearly 10 million students will graduate from college with four-year de-grees. A third of these new graduates will leave college with $25,000 or more in student debt. A recent national study conducted by Nexxt, a recruitment media company, indicates that when it comes to employee benefits, millennials are looking to receive help with student loan debt. According to survey results, job seekers with debt:
Think student loan repayment should be a part of a company’s benefits package 89%.
Would be more likely to stay with a company that offers student loan repay men 81%.
Believe student loan repayment is a more important benefit than paid vacation 10%. College Finance Benefits Program Aspire Resources Inc.® has developed its College Finance Benefits program, a full suite of student loan solutions designed to enhance the success of your talent management efforts. Our program includes:
Employer Contribution Program — The Employer Contribution Program allows employers to make a direct impact on the student debt carried by their employ-ees. Our automated, secure processes make it easy for employers to make monthly contributions to each employee’s loan(s), regardless of servicer. For employees with no
student loans, employers can instead make contributions to a 529 college savings plan for the employee’s de-pendent family member.
Reset Refinance LoanSM — The Reset Loan is ideal for young professionals, or parents who borrowed on behalf of their student, who are looking for ways to reduce costs on existing student loan debt and simplify repay-ment. the student’s potential debt.
Monday, Noon .................. Davenport Outing Club, 2109 N. Brady St. Monday, 12:10 pm ................ Muscatine, Rendezvous, 3127 Lucas St. Monday, 12:15 pm .. Moline, Trinity Lutheran Church 1313 13th Ave
Monday, 6:00 pm ...... Quad Cities Illinois, Hy Vee 42nd Ave, Moline
Tuesday, 7:15 am .. River Cities, Brothers Restaurant, Rapids City, IL
Tuesday, noon ................................ Rock Island, QC Botanical Center Wednesday Noon ............................ Bettendorf, Tanglewood Pavilion
Wednesday, Noon ................................ Tipton, 1143 Cedar Valley Rd
Wednesday 5:00 pm ... North Scott Mini-Meet at Maloney’s, Eldridge
Thursday, 7:00 am ..................... Iowa Quad Cities, J-Bar Elmore Ave. Thursday, 12:15 pm ...... East Moline, Christ United Methodist Church
Thursday, Noon .................................... Milan, Pinnacle Country Club
Friday Noon ......................... North Scott, Steeplegate Inn, Davenport.
Wednesday, March 11: 11:30 am Community Needs Com-mittee meets in the Steeplegate Restaurant. Committee mem-bers: please review applications before the meeting. Contact Jeff Ashcraft or Seth Porter with any questions. Friday, March 13: Program: Steve McCullough: Avoiding Student Loan Crisis: Sara Diericx, Host. Short presentation about Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving. Friday-Saturday, March 13-14: Dr. Bradley Burt and Pat-rick Olsen attending President Elect Training at Mayo Civic Center, Rochester, MN. Friday, March 20: 10:45 am Board of Directors meeting in the Steeplegate Bar area. NOTE: change of date. Friday, March 20: Program: Colonel Robert Sinkler; Retired Commander Rock Island Corp of Engineers. Rich Horst, Host. Tuesday, March 24: 11 am Rotary Reads at John Glenn Elementary, Donahue (Eric L, Glen K, Nancy G, Ken T) Friday, March 27: Program: Ballet Quad Cities; Chris Cournoyer, Host. Saturday, March 28: 8:45 am – 1 pm: District Training Assembly at DMACC Campus in Newton, Iowa. Register to attend on the D6000 website. Meeting is FREE! Tuesday, March 31: 11 am Rotary Reads at John Glenn Elementary, Donahue. (Chris Connolly, Warren H, Glen K) Friday, April 3: 7:30 am Friday Fun Day; Meet and Greet Students at North Scott Junior High. Theresa White, Organizer Friday, April 3: Program to be arranged by Scott Case. April birthdays celebrated. 50/50 drawing by Brian Williams. Saturday, April 4: 10:45 am – 1 pm. The club will be serv-ing the Saturday Dinner at the Veteran’s Center on Locust Street….sign up to help!! Scott Case, Organizer. Friday, April 10: 10:45 am Board of Directors meeting in the Steeplegate Bar Area. Friday, April 10: Program: Peter Komendowski: Partnership for a Healthy Iowa. Bill Tubbs, Host. Friday, April 17: Program: Miss Iowa 2019, Emily Tinsman from Bettendorf, Iowa. Deb Peterson, Host Friday, April 24: Program: Angie Kendall with the Genesis Foundation. Marcia Brandt, Host.
Friday, May 1: 7:30 am Friday Fun Day; Meet and Greet Students at North Scott Junior High. Theresa White, Organizer Saturday, May 9: 9:00 am Tricycle Build at Handicapped Development Center on North Brady, Davenport. Children awarded trikes at approximately noon.
March 4: Scott Case, Jason Happel, Tom Messer, Matt Maiers, Jim Smith, Rich Golinghorst, Hank Runge, Bill Tubbs: Mini meet at Maloney’s
March 4: Jeff Ashcraft and Seth Porter: Community needs committee chair meeting
March 6: Merle Anderson: Rotary Club of Catalina, Tucson, AZ
March 6: Theresa White, Tracy Lindaman, Jack and Jean Schinckel, Joe Stutting, Bill Tubbs, Sara Diericx, Amber Smith (Prospective member): Fun Friday of NSJH
March 7: Merle Anderson, Jeff Helms, Bob Fox: Mini meet of NSR Past Presidents
March 9: Dwayne Anderson; Rotary Club of Moline
March 10: Jan Touney, Eric Langan, Tricia Kane, Marcia Brandt, Kathy Pezley: Rotary reads at John Glenn Elementary
March 13: Set up/tear down: need a volunteer; Greeters: Leroy Paustian and Bob Bainter: Song Leader: John Maxwell; Piano: Tewanta Lopez: Invocation: Scott Case; Sergeant: Na-than Kessler March 20: Set up/tear down: Jack Schinckel; Greeters: Sara Somsky and Chris Connolly; Song Leader: Scott Case; Piano: Marguerite Holzworth; Invocation: John Maxwell; Sergeant: Jim Smith
March 27: Set up/tear down: Don Sierk; Greeters: Lori Rochau and Rich Horst: Song Leader; Jody Johnston-Mohr: Piano: Jody Johnston-Mohr: Invocation: Jim Koehler: Sergeant: Eric Langan
April 3: Set up/tear down: Marty O’Boyle; Greeters: Tyler Bin-drum and Dick Cole; Song Leader: TBA; Piano: Teri Wittkow-ski; Invocation: Rich Pokora; Sergeant: TBA
April 10: Set up/tear down: Dick Cole; Greeters: Jack Schinckel and Jody Johnston-Mohr; Song Leader: TBA; Piano: Tewanta Lopez; Invocation: Steve Powell; Sergeant: TBA
April 17: Set up/tear down: Warren Hodge; Greeters: Tricia Kane and Jim Smith; Song Leader: TBA: Piano: TBA; Invoca-tion: Jan Touney; Sergeant: TBA
April 24: Set up/tear down: Jim Smith; Greeters: Charlie Jones and Don Sierk; Song Leader: TBA; Piano: TBA: Invocation: Jan Trimble; Sergeant: TBA
Rotary Interna$onal President
Mark Daniel Maloney, Decatur, Alabama, US
Make ups available at nearby Rotary Clubs
NORTH SCOTT ROTARY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MAKE UPS TURNED IN
ASSIGNMENTS
LAST MEETING - March 6, 2020 – Jaren Johnson with WVIK; 90.3 FM
Jared Johnson has been the Director of Corporate Support at WVIK, Quad Cities NPR, since 2014. He oversees all fundraising at the station, is working on a new website, a mobile app and will soon be launching a second broadcast signal in the QC. The station is owned by Augustana College and has about 40,000 listen-ers. 55% are male and 45% female. Listeners love the station, as there are no commercials. A few of the local partners the station has are Bethany for Children, Family Resources, Child Abuse Council, River Action, Nahant Marsh and several others. The station has about 100 volunteers that read and record items to be broadcast on the station. These include obituaries and local news items. They are available on the WVIK app or Alexa. March birthdays were celebrated on Friday. Steve Fahrenkrog was the winner of $90 from the 50/50 drawing. Seven of Tracy’s team of nine, enjoyed a steak dinner as the winning team of the membership con-test. Deanna Valliere gave $28 for the 28 years her husband; John has run the Glynn’s Creek Golf Course that opened (very early) on March 3 for the season. Two guests attended on Friday, Joe Krenzelok, guest of Rich Pokora and Sayed Shah, guest of Bill Tubbs.
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1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
LAST WEEK
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