Our next RLI session for this new Rotary year. Mark your calendar for September 21st. The location is Beaumont Presbyterian Church, 702 Euclid Avenue, Beaumont.
Rotary Leadership Institute is held in our district four times per year. The three Parts of training are offered each time. If you have never attended before, then you will register for Part I. If you have completed Part I, then you will register for Part II. If you have completed Part II, then you will register for Part III.
Part I Classes:
My Leadership In Rotary: As a Rotarian, I am, by definition, a leader. Join us as we explore the characteristics of leadership, motivational techniques, and leadership styles. How do I best lead?
My Rotary World: As a Rotarian, I am part of a worldwide organization of like-minded people. Take some time to truly understand the purpose and structure of Rotary. Can these resources help me?
Ethics and Vocational Service: I am ethical, recognize and promote ethics in others, and seek opportunities to serve through my vocation. You can see that I am a Rotarian.
Foundation I: Our Foundation: I am “doing good” in my local community and around the world. Learn about the basic goals and programs of our Foundation. I am a force for good in the world!
Engaging Members: I make my club and Rotary stronger by my active participation. Engaged club members have fun, make friends, and effectively serve. This is why I joined Rotary!
Creating Service Projects: I am a vital part of a worldwide service organization of business, professional and community leaders meeting needs in communities. I can build, run and promote service.
Part II Classes:
Rotary Opportunities: As I further my Rotary journey, I can explore the many opportunities available within Rotary for personal, community and professional growth and development.
Effective Leadership Strategies: As I further my club members in their Rotary journey, I will engage in more complex and skillful use of my leadership skills and seize opportunities to lead.
Attracting Members: I can lead and promote my club‛s reexamination of its distinctive position in my community and the quality of members we attract. I want to work with the best people!
Club Communication: I can serve by leading and promoting effective communications to my club‛s internal and external audiences. Reine and practice your skills.
Team Building: I can lead and promote my club‛s collaboration in effective and motivated groups to accomplish our goals of service. Harness the real power of Rotary clubs and Rotarians!
Foundation II: Targeted Service: I can lead and promote my club‛s participation in unique, significant and targeted service opportunities through our Foundation. Understand the key concepts of Rotary programs!
Part III Classes:
Strategic Planning: I can strengthen my club by promoting and leading insightful planning and analysis. Looking at my Rotary club, how can I help make improvements that will matter?
Foundation III: International Service: As I further my Rotary journey, I can build connections around the world, helping meet needs, solve problems, and build peace.
Public Image & Public Relations: I further my Rotary journey, I will identify opportunities to promote the image of my club and Rotary to the beneit of my community and world.
Building A Stronger Club: A new (and old) look at business related activities in your club.
Making a Difference: As I further my Rotary journey, I will help assess my own experience and growth through RLI and help improve the path for others to follow.
There is a registration fee of $30 covers a continental breakfast, lunch, and course materials.
To Register:
Go to www.district5330.org
Log in to DACdb, click on the “District” tab, click on “Calendar” and then scroll down to “the date of the class” to register.
All clubs should be sending at least one member – the STRONGER your club, the more SERVICE that can be provided.
Each president elect should attend to prepare for their year.
Contact Robin Knight or Rudy Westervelt directly for any questions or if you need assistance with registration.
Robin Knight Rudy Westervelt
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