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October 15: Kwame Dawes. Author and Editor of Prairie Schooner October 22: President Jeff Gold, University of Nebraska
October 29: Salute to Business November 5: Open World Program Participant Panel November 12: Veterans Day Program November 19: Dr. Kelsi Anderson, Bryan College Health Sciences November 26: NO MEETING, Happy Thanksgiving! December 3: Lori Seibel, Community Health Endowment of Lincoln December 10: Jeff Ahl, ArCuretechture December 17: Christmas Party |
John Spatz has served as the Executive Director of the Nebraska Association of School Boards (NASB) since 2012. Prior to this, he was the legal counsel with NASB starting in 2003. As part of his role with NASB, John also serves in a leadership position with ALICAP (Chief Administrator), Sparq Data Solutions, Inc., (Chairman), NJUMP/CJUMP (Manager), Envise AMS, Inc. (Co-founder). John is the author of the “Guidebook to Nebraska’s Public Meetings Law”, which is used by schools to comply with the Open Meetings Act. Outside of his role with the NASB, he served on the Lincoln City Council from 2007 to 2011 and was the Chair of the Board in 2011. He has also served on the board for Lincoln’s Multicultural Advisory Committee, Neighborworks Lincoln, and the Partnership for Healthy Lincoln. John represents Nebraska as a voting member of the Education Commission of the States and served on the Board of Counselors at the University of Nebraska Medical Center from 2015 to 2023. John is married to Julianne Spatz and has three children in Lincoln Public Schools.
The In-Club Celebrations committee is planning for our upcoming Veterans Day program, and need your help in updating our roll of Club 14 Veterans. If you served, please fill fill out the following form by October 18th: 
On Tuesday, October 22 University of Nebraska System President Jeff Gold will be Rotary 14's Speaker. Since we are expecting a bigger crowd from the Club and the community we are asking that everyone register to attend. We ask that you register whether or not you are eating a lunch.
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