MEDLIFE

Service Learning Trip Student Sponsorship

The main objective of the Rotary- supported project is to enable the participation of several SU student members of the MLM Chapter at SU in Service Learning Trips. Our MedLife Shepherd students will be traveling to Ecuador during the summer of 2025. 

This year’s Rotary Canal Ride is themed: Miles for MEDLIFE, Health, Hope, and Humanity. Proceeds will be used to help cover the cost of student travel. 

MEDLIFE is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that partners with low-income communities in Latin America and Africa to improve their access to healthcare, education, and safe housing. In order to achieve the ultimate goal of a world free from the constraints of poverty, we empower students and volunteers to become advocates for change through traveling on Service Learning Trips and participating in on-campus Chapters.

More on MEDLIFE, the movement.

Click on the image below to download the Medlife presentation “Moving Mountains” prepared by the Shepherd University Medlife Team.
District Governor Sean Murtagh, Dr. John Aldis and President Jen Wabnitz in front of the Rotary Four-Way Test banner

Dr. John Aldis Recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow +2

Please join us in congratulating Dr. John Aldis, who has been recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow +2. The award honors John’s continued generosity to The Rotary Foundation, which funds Rotary’s humanitarian work around the world, including the effort to end polio.

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Fireball-Free on Flowing Springs Road

Just two weeks after cleaning up Route 45, Rotary Club of Shepherdstown volunteers were back in their orange vests on Saturday, November 7, this time tackling the club’s two-mile stretch of Flowing Springs Road (Route 230) as part of our Adopt-a-Highway program.

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