3. President Elect Retreat
District Conference
Mid-Years Seminar
PETs
District Assembly with board members
International Convention: Australia June
4. Help plan Demotion Party!
Chair: Melinda Thomas
Members: Karen Libby
Michelle Garlick
Jim Eaton
Fatma Spanton
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5. The Basic PRLS program consists of six hours of
classroom lectures in one day split among five
modules:
„ Basic Leadership Principles „
Leading a Meeting „ Rotary
Your Club and You! „
Communications „
Basic Public Speaking
6. Master PRLS 1 and 2 comprise the public
speaking series and is presented during two
interdependent, full-day sessions scheduled
about four weeks apart. The classes include a
rigorous program of instructor and group
evaluated extemporaneous and planned public
speaking exercises designed to improve anyone’s
ability to present ideas orally to a group.
Master PRLS 3 is a class on group Facilitation
Skills and is presented during one full-day
session. The class is designed to acquaint
students with the skills and tools necessary to
conduct effective goal setting and problem
solving group meetings.
7. Master PRLS 1 and 2: Public Speaking series
(extemporaneous and planned public speaking
exercises)
Master PRLS 3: Facilitation Skills (skills and tools
necessary to conduct effective goal setting and
problem solving group meetings)
Master PRLS 4: Situational Leadership (It teaches
how to judge the skills development of team
members, fit the right people into the right
jobs, and manage any team effectively.)
Master PRLS 5: Project Management leading to
Master PRLS graduation. (Class members are
divided into teams of 4 -6 that work together to
prepare and propose a major Rotary project.)
13. Co-Chairs: Fatma Spanton & Brian Idler
Date: Friday, December 20
Time: 5 PM
Location:
San Luis Country Club
14. Events
DeGroot Home: repairs
Aviation Education: site development
Child Spree: shopping
Teen Track: timekeeping
4H Speech Contest: judging
4H BBQ: adult mentors
15. Chair: David
Fuentes
Other participation:
SLO Firefighters
Work to be done
Dates: October 5
&12
Chair: Natalie
Tartaglia
Tentative Date:
December 7
Thank You Kohl’s
and Embassy Suites
DeGroot Home Child Spree
16. Legwork completed
by Brian Metcalf
◦ Buy in by both the
airport and County
Staff
◦ Basic concept
developed
◦ Developed
partnership with SLO
Pilots Association
◦ Developed other
Rotary Clubs interest
Trouble shooting by
Tom Zehnder
◦ Checked the Buckley
Road realignment
possible conflict
◦ Likely a 3 year
project with
design, permits, and
implementation.
Possible partnership
with other clubs
18. Chairs
Exchange Students: Amy Kardel
RYE: Dave Thum
RYLA: Gay Spencer
Interact: Mark Anelli
Roteract: Jim Eaton
21. ROTARACT | SLO
We are a group of like-minded
individuals who have a love for
community and international
service.
Meet us on the FIRST and THIRD
Tuesday of every month at 6:30 PM
new location Rosetta Stone
4800 Morabito Place
Across from the SLO Airport
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24. Business Socials: 4 per year
◦ Relax the Back, Sept 4th
◦ Glenn Burdette, Dec 11th
◦ March 5th – AVAILABLE
◦ June 4th – AVAILABLE
Rotary pays for the party, it’s a chance to show off
your business
25. Winners earn scholarships
Judges are needed
Contest is first part of the year… winners
announced in March
26. Two minutes of time to talk about your
business…
Share a new specialty, product, offering, etc…
Or, talk about a charity that you are involved
with
Yes, it’s going to cost you!!!
27. A unique cultural and vocational exchange for
young(er) people (25-40)
The program provides travel grants for teams
to exchange visits in paired countries.
For 4-6 weeks, team members experience a
host country’s culture & institutions, see how
their business is practiced in the other
country, exchange ideas & develop
relationships
28. Projects
NID: National Immunization Day in February
Mobile Health Unit in Mexico
Possible : Enhancing Polio ward rooms at a
Hospital in India
30. Financials for both the club and charities
Tax Returns for both
Member Billing
Expense reimbursement
Annual Dues: $275 will be on your next
statement
Credit Card on file?
32. Short the following
classifications:
Auto or collision Repair
Construction
Development
City/County Mgmt.
Public safety
Radio/Tele. Mgmt.gmt.
Long:
Banking and
Finance
Advertising
Engineering
Non Profits
Real Estate
Retired
33. Board Meeting Minutes
District Reports
Rotary International Reports
New Member Kits
Supplies
Weekly meeting attendance: Rick Owens, Gay
Yvette Spencer, Debbie Trout, Kevin Rice
34. Focus
Polio Plus
Foundation Giving
Foundation Endowment
Recognition of Paul Harris Members
36. Focus
Promote Rotary Efforts
Increase Fund Raiser Ticket Sales
Recruitment of New Members
38. Jul 17, 2013
Kyle Wiens
How to Fix Everything
Jul 24, 2013
Diane Auten
--TBD
Jul 31, 2013
Dave Morgan
Affordable Care Act-ive Transformation
39. Separate 501c3 Organization
All charitable efforts are billed, expensed and
receipted through this organization
Provides a tax-deductible opportunity for
members
Major source of income: Annual Event at the
PAC
40. PAC Event:
February 14
Ticket Prices
Members are expected to buy at least 4 at
any price point
Raffle Tickets
Party
Committee