Welcome to the
MONTEAGLE-SEWANEE ROTARY CLUB
About the Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club
Our club was chartered on December 11, 1984 with 29 members under the sponsorship of the Winchester Rotary Club, with Joe Milner serving as our first president.
In November, 2011, District Governor Frank Rothermel inducted ten new members to form the Satellite Club as part of the Rotary International Satellite Club pilot program.
The formation of the Sewanee Satellite Group in 2011, under Rotary International's pilot program, brought new members to our club. Under this program, we are all one club, with one meeting each week. Most of our members are from the communities of Monteagle and Sewanee, therefore it was deemed appropriate to change our name to Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club. The Club currently meets on Thursday mornings at St. Mary’s Ayres Center
Club Officers
Lacy Camp, President
Celia Keen, President-Elect
Mary Beth Tate, President Nominee
Chris Barton, Past President and Foundation Chair
Rick Dulaney, Treasurer
Anna King, Secretary
Jim Clendening, Membership Chair
Kathy Henslee, Student Affairs Chair
Laura Rice, Member-At-Large
Rotary links
As a Rotary Member, use the links below to access club resources:
This Week at Rotary - April 24, 2025
Sam Worley
On April 24th, the Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club welcomed Sam Worley as their guest speaker. Sam shared about “Alabama’s ambitious plan to eradicate cervical cancer.
Read Sam Worley’s article, “Elimination Round,” to learn more.
This Week at Rotary - April 17, 2025
At the April 17th breakfast meeting, the Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club welcomed Mandy Bouldin from the Office of Civic Engagement at the University of the South. Mandy is the Director of Community Development, which is a partnership position with Sewanee and the South Cumberland Community Fund. Through her presentation, Mandy shared the current and anticipated activities her department is planning.
To learn more about the Office of Civic Engagement, check out their website!
Mandy Bouldin
This Week at Rotary - April 10, 2025
At the April 10th meeting, the Club was joined by Mary Priestley. Mary talked about conserving Tennessee’s natural treasures, specifically plant conversation on the South Cumberland Plateau.
Mary Priestley