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DESCRIPTION:  District 6270 requires all clubs applying for a Global Grant
  to have two members attend a Global Grant Management Seminar annually.  
 These seminars are also an excellent opportunity for clubs to learn more a
 bout Global Grants and how they might get involved\, if not as a sponsor.
   The seminar will be live\, and via Webinar.  The live presentation wil
 l be in an MSOE conference room at the Grohmann Museum\, 1000 N Broadway\,
  Milwaukee\, WI.  Attendees will be afforded free admission to the museum
  before and after the seminar.   If you wish to attend the live seminar\,
  please use the Online Registration. To receive the webinar call-in number
  and code when it becomes available\, please email Dana Kohlmeyer\, D6270 
 Administrative Assistant at dana.kohlmeyer@rotary6270.org.  Grohmann Muse
 um The museum was built in 1924 as a Cadillac dealership and later used (1
 970s-1990s) as the Milwaukee branch of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank. P
 urchased by Dr. Eckhart Grohmann as a gift to MSOE in 2005\, the building 
 was renovated and opened as the Grohmann Museum in 2007. Browse more than 
 1\,000 paintings and sculptures dating from 1580 to the present in three f
 loors of galleries documenting the evolution of work from farming and mini
 ng to steel production and glassblowing. Don’t miss the spectacular roof
 top sculpture garden. Visitors are invited to browse the Man at Work Colle
 ction\, which comprises more than 1\,300 paintings and sculptures dating f
 rom 1580 to the present. They reflect a variety of artistic styles and sub
 jects that document the evolution of organized work: from farming and mini
 ng to trades such as glassblowing and seaweed gathering. The Grohmann Muse
 um welcomes visitors to three floors of galleries where a core collection 
 is displayed as well as special themed exhibitions.  For more information
  visit: https:/www.msoe.edu/grohmann-museum   Distribution List: All club
  members   
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>District 6270 requires al
 l clubs applying for a Global Grant to have two members attend a Global Gr
 ant Management Seminar annually.&nbsp\; These seminars are also an excelle
 nt opportunity for clubs to learn more about Global Grants and how they mi
 ght get involved\, if not as a sponsor.&nbsp\; The seminar will be live\, 
 and via Webinar.&nbsp\; The live presentation will be in an MSOE conferenc
 e room at the Grohmann Museum\, 1000 N Broadway\, Milwaukee\, WI.&nbsp\; A
 ttendees will be afforded free admission to the museum before and after th
 e seminar. &nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p><strong>If you wish to attend the live semina
 r\, please use the Online Registration. To receive the webinar call-in num
 ber and code when it becomes available\, please email Dana Kohlmeyer\, D62
 70 Administrative Assistant at</strong> <a href="mailto:dana.kohlmeyer@rot
 ary6270.org?subject=Global%20Grant%20Management%20Webinar&amp\;body=Please
 %20register%20me%20for%20the%20GGM%20Webinar.%0A%0AName%3A%0AClub%3A%0AEma
 il%3A%0AMobile%20Phone%3A">dana.kohlmeyer@rotary6270.org</a>.&nbsp\;</p>\n
 \n<p><u>Grohmann Museum</u><br />\nThe museum was built in 1924 as a Cadil
 lac dealership and later used (1970s-1990s) as the Milwaukee branch of the
  Chicago Federal Reserve Bank. Purchased by Dr. Eckhart Grohmann as a gift
  to MSOE in 2005\, the building was renovated and opened as the Grohmann M
 useum in 2007. Browse more than 1\,000 paintings and sculptures dating fro
 m 1580 to the present in three floors of galleries documenting the evoluti
 on of work from farming and mining to steel production and glassblowing. D
 on&rsquo\;t miss the spectacular rooftop sculpture garden.</p>\n\n<p>Visit
 ors are invited to browse the Man at Work Collection\, which comprises mor
 e than 1\,300 paintings and sculptures dating from 1580 to the present. Th
 ey reflect a variety of artistic styles and subjects that document the evo
 lution of organized work: from farming and mining to trades such as glassb
 lowing and seaweed gathering. The Grohmann Museum welcomes visitors to thr
 ee floors of galleries where a core collection is displayed as well as spe
 cial themed exhibitions.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>For more information visit: <a h
 ref="https://https:/www.msoe.edu/grohmann-museum">https:/www.msoe.edu/groh
 mann-museum</a> &nbsp\;<br />\n<br />\nDistribution List: All club members
 </p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n
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