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My View from Teacher to Bookseller: Book Bans, Literacy, and Romantasy
Sep 09, 2026 12:00 PM
Amanda Poitevin, Co-owner of Winnie & Mo's Bookshop and The Book Shelf and a former teacher - "My View from Teacher to Bookseller: Book Bans, Literacy, and Romantasy" Amanda Poitevin is a fifth-generation native of Idaho Falls. She holds a B.A. in history and French from Wellesley College and an M.A. in Historical Resources Management from Idaho State University. At ISU, Amanda was the recipient of the Outstanding Master's Student award. Amanda taught in private schools in Russia and Hailey, Idaho, before teaching middle school history in Idaho Falls for four years. She currently co-owns two independent book stores in Idaho Falls. Amanda serves on the board of the Village Improvement Society and the Rotary Club of Idaho Falls, and she is the president of the board of Castle Bridge Preschool, a non-profit preschool in Idaho Falls. She also plays the cello with the Idaho Falls Symphony. Amanda is married to her husband Michael and they have two young children. In her spare time, Amanda enjoys knitting, gardening, and nurturing an ever-evolving assortment of foster cats for the Idaho Falls Animal Shelter. |
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Focus on Fellowship and Lasting Impact
Sep 16, 2026 12:00 PM
During this meeting, we will have an in-depth discussion about International Fellowship, including what members hope to gain from their Rotary experience and what we can do as a club to make each member’s experience more meaningful and rewarding. We will also address any questions or concerns regarding the Scholarship Endowment and discuss how it can support and strengthen our ongoing scholarship efforts. |
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Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus
Sep 23, 2026 12:00 PM
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Managing the Past to Power the Future
Sep 30, 2026 12:00 PM
Dana Kirkham, Senior Director of Regulatory and Strategic Affairs at Idaho Environmental Coalitionpresentation, will give the Club a presentation on the history of the Idaho Cleanup Project. Specifically, how more than 35 years of cleanup accomplishments at the INL Site related to legacy wastes and the management of used nuclear fuel are ensuring protection to human health and the Snake River Plain Aquifer. |