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W elcom e to the W ide W orld of Rotary An I nform ation Exchange for Nearly, New , and Renew ing Rotarians October 2 3 , 2 0 1 5 I ntroductions- Expectations of new members- Club services, activities, and fundraisers- District and I


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W elcom e to the W ide W orld of Rotary

An I nform ation Exchange for Nearly, New , and Renew ing Rotarians October 2 3 , 2 0 1 5

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Agenda

I ntroductions- Expectations of new members- Club services, activities, and fundraisers- District and I nternational- Handouts- Discussion

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History

Paul P . Harris founded the organization in 1905. Rotary’s commitment to service began in 1907 when the Rotary Club of Chicago constructed the first public lavatory. “Service not self” Rotary International voted in 1989 to admit women.

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Handouts

 Object of Rotary  Glossary of terms  Rotary fact sheet  Lockport’s orientation for new

members

 Access/

Resources

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Five Avenues of Service

Club Service Vocational Service Com m unity Service I nternational Service Youth Service

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Engagem ent and Service

 Greet new members!  Give new members club information they

need to become active members.

 Introduce new members to District and

International structure and programs.

 Get new members involved.  Assign a mentor for each new member.  Give new members a process to full

membership.

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Orientation/ New Mem ber W elcom e to Rotary!

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Eight steps to rem oval of ‘new m em ber’ ribbon/ sticker.

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The Objective: I ntroduce you to club functions and m em bers.

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  • 1. Be a member for at least three months.

I nduction date ___________

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  • 2. Be current on dues and induction fee.

Treasurer initial __________

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  • 3. Attend a regular board meeting.

Date ___________________

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  • 4. Serve on a committee, work on a

Activity ________________

Fund raiser, or club service project.

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  • 5. Give your personal bio to the club.

Date ___________________

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  • 6. Attend a club “Fireside Chat”.

Date ___________________

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  • 7. Serve at the Money Desk or as

Date ___________________

A Greeter.

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  • 8. Attend one meeting at another

Date ___________________

Rotary Club. *

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After induction you w ill be given your badge w ith a ‘New Mem ber’ sticker.

Your sponsor w ill support you on these tasks. Be sure to ask for help if you need it.

W hen you have m et these requirem ents please sign below and return this form to _ _ _ _ .

Your ribbon w ill then be rem oved at a m em bership m eeting.

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2015-2016 Officers District Governor: Kevin Crosby (Buffalo Sunrise) District Governor Elect: Marlee Diehl (Albion) I mmediate Past District Governor: Jack Amico (West Seneca) Executive Secretary: Pene Hutton (Greater Jamestown AM) Treasurer: Mike Prinzbach (Williamsville) District Trainer: John Heise (Holley) Ralph Montesanto 2016-17 (Dundas Valley Sunrise) District Website: www.rotary7090.org

District Resources for Clubs

Assistant Governors – one for each of 17 Areas; quarterly meetings with President and President-elect of each club in Area

Directors Membership – Brian Carmichael (E-club of SOWNY) Youth Services – Greg Norton (Buffalo Sunrise)

  • Youth Exchange
  • Rotaract (ages 18 – 30)
  • I nteract (high school)
  • EarlyAct (ages 5 – 13)
  • RYLA (leadership workshop – ages 19-25)
  • Slapshot (leadership workshop – ages 15-18)

Public I mage – Roseanne Morissette (E-club of SOWNY) The Rotary Foundation – Karen Oakes (Delhi)

  • Grants
  • Scholarships
  • PolioPlus
  • Vocational Training Teams (formerly, GSE)
  • Recognition Programs
  • Transition to Future Vision

Service Projects – Melisa Schrock (Akron- Newstead)

  • Community Service Projects
  • World Community Service Projects
  • Vocational Service Projects

Training – John Heise (Holley)

  • PETS, District Assembly, RLI , Club Vision

Facilitation, AG Development, etc.

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Club President

Rotarians and Rotary Clubs Rotary Districts

R.I .

Rotary Zones

( 3 4 Zones)

( 5 3 1 Districts) ( 1 .2 m illion Rotarians; 3 3 ,6 6 0 clubs) District Governor R.I . Director R.I . President & R.I . Board of Directors TRF Board of Trustees & Chair

Doing Good in the World

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Service Above Self

 The four w ay test of the things w e

think, say and do: 1) Is it the truth? 2) Is it fair to all concerned? 3) Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4) Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

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