Lauren McClean served on the City Council from 2011 to 2019 and was elected as ghe first woman mayor of the city on 2020.
Lauren earned a Master of Public Administration from Boise State University as the first Carl Burke Fellow. She was born in Massachusetts and later lived in Texas and upstate New York. Before becoming a Bronco, McLean graduated with honors from Notre Dame.
Lauren moved to Boise shortly after graduating college and marrying her high school sweetheart, Scott. Lauren and Scott are parents to Madeleine and Aiden. She is an avid trail runner, outdoorswoman, and reader. She and her family love to explore Idaho's beautiful backcountry by foot or by ski.
Many thanks to Kathy Buck making her official District Governor visit to our club. She will have visited all 43 of our clubs by the end of her term. She was joined by her husband, John, and Assitant Governor Todd Fischer.
Highlights of her presentation:
She presented three District awards to our club:
Every Rotarian Every Year
100% members giving to the Foundation
3rd n the District in per capita giving
Teton Valley Rotary Club is moving into our district from Wyoming
There are two new e-clubs being formed
Ben Davison, International Service
Laurie Zuckerman Earth Network
District Conference will be in Idaho Falls May 29-30 at the Holiday Inn.
The community of Mpintsin in the Western Region of Ghana is water starved. People rely on unsafe water sources from a stream and ground water for drinking and domestic use. Today, the women and children in this community spend much of their time in search of water for drinking and domestic uses. This affects the health, education, and economic prospects of women and children as valuable time that could be channeled into economic productivity and education is spent seeking water. Children do not have access to clean water at school, and they often abandon school in search of water from far and near to assist their parents. When funded, this water project will have lasting impact on this community by facilitating universal and equitable access to safe, sustainable water by connecting them to a water treatment facility.
RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It’s all about Rotarians working with youth in leadership development. Each year we hold a transformative summer camp for incoming High School juniors to outgoing seniors. Students are mentored and taught by talented young people from communities throughout southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. RYLA provides a memorable opportunity to learn, grow, have fun, and make new friends. Learn more and sign up at https://ryla5400.weebly.com/.
Scott contributed $34.50 to Happy Dollars to commemorate his 34,500 vertical feet at Bogus last week.....great to See Schubin, boot and all.....Rotary Minute was about a water well and tank project in the Philippines....AC Boise won their first match - Cornelia is a huge fan.........last week's planning session was very productive....watch for report......Congrats to John S. who was awarded Paul Harris plus 3......
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RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It’s all about Rotarians working with youth in leadership development. Each year we hold a transformative summer camp for incoming High School juniors to outgoing seniors. Students are mentored and taught by talented young people from communities throughout southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. RYLA provides a memorable opportunity to learn, grow, have fun, and make new friends. Learn more and sign up at 
