As a response to COVID-19 social distancing recommendations, The Rotary Club of Dallas has converted our meetings to a virtual format. Meetings are still EVERY Wednesday at 12 pm.
Members are invited to join us via Zoom as early as 11:40 AM for fellowship and to participate in the conversation. The link to the weekly Zoom will be emailed to you. Questions? Contact Hillary.
Guests are invited to join our meetings via Facebook Live.
Facebook Live
Facebook has a streaming technology called Facebook Live that allows us to share our weekly meetings in real-time. To join a meeting via Facebook Live, here's all you need to do:
1. Create a Facebook account at https://www.facebook.com/
3. Our weekly meetings are streamed LIVE and will be posted at the top of the Posts section of our club Facebook page.
Where Business and Community Meet
Dallas, TX 75202
United States of America
KEITH P. MANKIN, MD
Keith Mankin is a writer and creative and educational consultant and Co-Producer of the PeerSpectrum Medical Podcast. He is proud Rotarian, the immediate past President of the Dallas-Uptown Club and an Assistant District Governor for Rotary District 5810.
Born in Pittsburgh PA and raised in Boston MA, he earned a humanities degree from Harvard University, and then an MD from University of Pittsburgh. After postgraduate medical training in pediatric orthopaedic surgery at Harvard Medical School, he worked for twenty years as a developmental orthopaedist in Boston and Raleigh NC until retirement from medical practice in 2016. His medical and scientific interests were far-ranging, from scoliosis and its genetic basis to the biochemical response of growth cartilage to stress.
He is a staff writer for Theater Jones Arts Journal and is the author of eleven novels (three currently in print) and four non-fiction books, including co-author/editor of the memoir of his father, the late Henry J Mankin, MD.
When not writing or teaching, he spends time rooting for Boston sports teams in absentia while living in Dallas with his wife, Julia Fielding MD.
