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25th September 2008
A Thanksgiving for the
Life and Work of Professor Chris Curtis LSHTM.
Venue Dorchester Library, The Royal College of Physicians,
11 St Andrews Place, Regent's Park, London NW1
4LE. Time 11am - 2pm. Contact cherul.whitehorn@lshtm
or mary.marimootoo@lshtm.ac.uk
if you wish to attend. The Department of
Infectious and Tropical Disease is to organise a
Symposium in Memory of Professor Curtis in
2009. Chris was the first Patron of
REMIT Rotarians Eliminating Malaria in Tanzania
and will be sadly missed by us all for his
enthusiasm, diligence, helpfulness and
understanding in his committed sphere.
une 2008 RI
Convention Los Angeles Booth 1519 in the House
of Friendship --- The Malaria Initiative
Breakout Session Tuesday 17th June 1530 - 1630
Room 153B interesting array of panellists
bringing their local knowledge (Tanzania, Papua
New Guinea, Cote d'Ivoire) and expertise to the
meeting
April 2008
World Malaria Day - local Rotarian offers shop window
to display Malaria net and associated items. Followed
by a television news programme of the Malaria
work being undertaken by Rotary.
Local Rotarian has an at home evening for
World Malaria Day and raises £350 towards
REMIT.
January
2008 Invited to participate in the
Spouses programme at the International Assembly
San Diego
November 2007 Brian
speaks to the United Nations Rotary Day in New
York
January
2007 | Brian will be talking to
incoming District Governor's and their spouses
at the Rotary International Assembly in San
Diego later this month
May
2006: York Malaria Walk/Race | Adam
Leive, a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar from the
USA studying at the University of York, recently
organized a 5 kilometre race to raise money for
Rotarians Eliminating Malaria in Tanzania
(REMIT). 
April
2006: Roll Back Malaria Forum 5 |
Report on the attendance at RBM Forum 5
February
2006:
RAM in the Solomon Island | A
successful RAM project in Western and Choiseul
Provinces .
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