Club 24 Member and District Governor Nominee Scott Leckman received the 2016 Humanitarian Service Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Utah Medical School.

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Club 24 Member and District Governor Nominee Scott Leckman received the 2016 Humanitarian Service Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Utah Medical School.
Scott Leckman trades club banners with the Rotary Club of Nairobi North during his Kenya trip.
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International airfare is not included. Arrival in Delhi the night of Jan 5, 2017 and leave Delhi late night on Jan 16 or early am on the 17th, depending on the flight.
Contact DGN Scott Leckman for more information.
“I suspect this would be the last chance for our members to physically participate in Rotary’s greatest project.”
2016 RI International Convention has been inspiring, thoughtful and ladened with hope. And with Scott around it is full of joy and laughter. Wish you were all here to see the impact of your good work. Shahab
Floyd Hatch, President of Club 24, shot these photos of the District Conference, including Scott Leckman talking about polio, RI Vice President Greg Podd talking about Rotary, and Podd congratulating Glade Hamilton for his service, and Devin Thorpe talking about social media.
Hey!!!! Guess who serves as Rotary District Governor, 2018-2019?
Dr Scott Leckman!!!!!!
Club president Floyd shares his enthusiasm with Scott and our District Chief of Staff, Devin Thorpe. Scott and Devin will serve together.
It looks like Scott Leckman had too much fun leading this group of Rotarians to Nepal!
Salt Lake Rotary members, Dr. Scott Leckman, Roger McQueen and club President Floyd Hatch, recognizing the exchange of good will and service performed by Rotary of Salt Lake City and citizens of India on the service travel to that country by club members and friends earlier this year. Thank you for your efforts.
Photo by Mike Deputy.