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PDG Philippe Lamoise

Rotary Volunteer Feb 2003 Nov 2004 Nov 2008 India

Philippe joined Rotary in 1994. He is a past-president of the Torrey Pines Rotary Club. He has served in many committees at the District level, and was named Rotarian of the Year for District 5340 in 2001-02 and he served as District Governor of District 5340 in 2006-07. He has been involved with all major programs of the Rotary Foundation.

Professionally he is self-employed and develops websites and does video productions. He has very often used his professional skills to serve Rotary.

He signed up as a Rotary Volunteer to spend 5 weeks in Northern India to teach computers and video editing to monks in a Tibetan Monastery in Dharamsala. Check the pages below to share this wonderful experience.

He went back to the same area of India in Nov 2004, again to teach computers to the local community, and to follow up on some projects that got started in 2003. And back again in November 2008.

Pages

Third Trip to India
(Nov 6 - 26, 2008)

November 7-8, 2008	Ludhiana
November 9-11, 2008	Hoshiarpur and Hamirpur

Second Trip to India
(Oct 27 - Nov 22, 2004)

October 27 - November 1, 2004	Arrival in India
November 3, 2004	Gamrau Village School and Computer Training
November 6, 2004	Polio Camp and Red Cross Fair
November 8, 2004	Cristina Tejeda
November 12, 2004	Arial Weaver and Diwali
November 14-15, 2004	Pong Wetland and Udhampur
November 21, 2004	National Immunization Day in Ludhiana

First Trip to India
(Jan 28 - Mar 4, 2003)

January 28, 2003	Arrival in India
January 29-31, 2003	Delhi - Agra
February 1, 2003	Dharamsala Rotary
February 3, 2003	The Foothills of the Hymalayas
February 7, 2003	Namgyal Monastery
February 9, 2003	National Immunization Day
February 12, 2003	Thangka Paintings
February 17, 2003	Rotary In Action
February 22, 2003	Tibetan Art and Culture
February 27, 2003	Wrapping-up
March 3, 2003	Tibetan New Year
March 4, 2003	Farewell