Enjoy a Video of AG Mike Wargo lead us in song to close out the day.
Slides and Handout from the Main Room
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Rotary District 7305 Mid-Year Review
Hosted by District Governor Felicia Mycyk
Saturday, January 10, 2026
9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
(Registration begins at 8:30 AM, includes a working lunch)
Location: Fred Rogers Institute, 300 Fraser Purchase Rd, Latrobe, PA 15650
Registration As of 10:30 am on 1/9/26
100 People. 37 clubs. One district coming together.
This is what connection looks like.
#UniteForGood
Coach Felicia Mycyk
Hosted by District Governor Felicia Mycyk
Saturday, January 10, 2026
9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
(Registration begins at 8:30 AM, includes a working lunch)
Location: Fred Rogers Institute, 300 Fraser Purchase Rd, Latrobe, PA 15650
Registration As of 10:30 am on 1/9/26
100 People. 37 clubs. One district coming together.
This is what connection looks like.
#UniteForGood
Coach Felicia Mycyk
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Attire & What to Bring
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Parking for the Fred Rogers Institute at 300 Fraser Purchase Rd, Latrobe, PA, is in Parking Lot A, located just off Monastery Road on the Saint Vincent College campus, adjacent to the building; visitors need to stop at the entrance booth for a permit or pass, especially if visiting the McCarl Gallery, with clear signage directing you to the lot.
How to Find Parking
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8:30 – 9:45 AM
Registration & Networking
Registration & Networking
9:45 – 10:30 AM
Morning Program
Morning Program
- Mid-Year Reflection & Momentum Check, Rotary Action Plan
Felicia Mycyk, District Governor - PELS Update
Michelle Petrell, District Governor-Elect - District Conference Update
Amy Mock, District Conference Committee & District Advertising & Marketing - Annual Business Meeting at District Conference
Stu Benson, District Parliamentarian - Rotary Foundation Luncheon & District Governor Nomination Process
John Hartman, District Rotary Foundation Chair - International Convention
Rick Martin, Chairman - Youth Protection Update
Nick Dorsch, Youth Protection Officer - Innovative Clubs Spotlight
Al DeLuca, New Club Formation / Innovative Clubs
10:30 – 10:34 AM
Break & Transition (4 minutes)
Break & Transition (4 minutes)
10:35 – 11:15 AM
Breakout Session – Round 1
11:17 AM – 11:57 PM
Breakout Session – Round 2
Participants choose a second session (same sessions are repeated).
Participants choose one session:
1. Membership & Engagement
Presenters: Joe Orbovich DMC & Mike Wargo AG
Expand Reach + Enhance Engagement
2. The Rotary Foundation & Global Grants
Presenters: John Hartman DRFC , and team including Al Delucia, Sue Kelly , Bob Rupp, Mike Sears
Increase Impact (measurable, sustainable change)
3. Technology in Rotary
Presenters: Dan Dougherty IT
Increase Ability to Adapt (accessibility and flexibility)
4. All Things Youth
Youth Exchange
Presenter: Tracey Dorsch, Youth Exchange Chair
Opportunities, timelines, and club involvement
RYLA
Leadership development and recruitment
Presenter: Michael Rozwell RYLA Co- Chair
with support from Pam Tiano RYLA Co - Chair
Interact
School partnerships and youth engagement
Presenter: Mark Barnhart, Interact Chair
with support from Pam Tiano, Interact Sponsor
EarlyAct
Early leadership development and club support
Presenter: Walt Sickles PDG
Youth Protection
Expectations, responsibilities, and safeguards
Presenter: Nick Dorsch , Youth Protection Officer
Open Discussion & Q&A
Questions, shared ideas, best practices, and practical next steps for clubs.
Breakout Session – Round 1
11:17 AM – 11:57 PM
Breakout Session – Round 2
Participants choose a second session (same sessions are repeated).
Participants choose one session:
1. Membership & Engagement
Presenters: Joe Orbovich DMC & Mike Wargo AG
Expand Reach + Enhance Engagement
2. The Rotary Foundation & Global Grants
Presenters: John Hartman DRFC , and team including Al Delucia, Sue Kelly , Bob Rupp, Mike Sears
Increase Impact (measurable, sustainable change)
3. Technology in Rotary
Presenters: Dan Dougherty IT
Increase Ability to Adapt (accessibility and flexibility)
4. All Things Youth
Youth Exchange
Presenter: Tracey Dorsch, Youth Exchange Chair
Opportunities, timelines, and club involvement
RYLA
Leadership development and recruitment
Presenter: Michael Rozwell RYLA Co- Chair
with support from Pam Tiano RYLA Co - Chair
Interact
School partnerships and youth engagement
Presenter: Mark Barnhart, Interact Chair
with support from Pam Tiano, Interact Sponsor
EarlyAct
Early leadership development and club support
Presenter: Walt Sickles PDG
Youth Protection
Expectations, responsibilities, and safeguards
Presenter: Nick Dorsch , Youth Protection Officer
Open Discussion & Q&A
Questions, shared ideas, best practices, and practical next steps for clubs.
11:58 – 1:00 PM
Working Lunch Program
Working Lunch Program
- 11:58 – 12:15 (17 minutes)
Lunch Service & Seating - Rotary Day of Service 12:15
Felicia Mycyk and team
– District-wide coordination Felicia Mycyk DG
– District Ideas and suggestions Jeff Klick DGN
– Expectations and participation Felicia Mycyk DG
– Community visibility and engagement - Amy Mock P Latrobe
(Includes initiatives such as the Peace Pole) Selena Jackson PE Monroeville - Lunch Continuation & Table Conversations
Assistant Governors will move table-to-table to help facilitate discussion and answer questions related to the District Day of Service. - Public Image, Storytelling, & Engagement Panel
– Using service stories to increase member and participant engagement
Pittsburgh – Eric Moye, President
McMurray Impact – Kate Winters, Chair
Carnegie Collier – Jackie Abel-Stavropoulos, President
Belle Vernon Area – Deborah Puglia, President
Turtle Creek Valley – Michael Wargo, President / Assistant Governor - Open Discussion & Action Steps with Panel
– Club next steps and takeaways - Wrap-Up & Adjourn
Felicia Mycyk, District Governor
You are welcome to stay and connect.