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Rotary District 6150 Governor’s Banner Criteria
2005-2006 Rotary Year
Marilyn M. Hummelstein, District Governor
The following criteria are based on the goals for Rotary District 6150 for the 2005-2006 Rotary year. Mandatory Requirements are the minimal criteria for Rotary clubs to receive the "Governor’s Banner".
The Club Performance Criteria and Scoring will be used to determine the "Club of the Year". Fulfilling the Mandatory Requirements is a prerequisite for qualifying for "Club of the Year".
Mandatory Requirements
- 1. Qualify for Presidential Citation (by April 3, 2006)
- 2. Satisfy the following Criteria for Governor’s Banner
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Earn Presidential Citation in 2006
Attendance/participation by the club or one or more club members at:
- • Maintain membership level as reported on the July 1, 2005 Semi-Annual Report to RI.
- • Attend Membership Seminar (in August 4, 11, 18 or 25, 2005)
- • Attend Foundation Seminar (August 6, 2005)
- • President-Elect1 attend PETS on March 17–18, 2006
- • Attend District Assembly2 & SETS on April 8, 2006
- • Attend District Conference (May 5-6, 2006)
- • Update club history (by April 15, 2006)
- • Participate in a new International Project (by April 1, 2006)
- • Participate in the new District project (by April 1, 2006)
- • Participate in a Literacy Project (by April 1, 2006)
- • Participate in TRF
Every Rotarian, Every Year Campaign3 (by December 31, 2005)
• Participate in District Foundation Golf Tournament (team and/or sponsor) (August 19, 2005)
• Submit Rotary Foundation Contribution (by April 1, 2006)
• Fulfill Polio Pledge4 (by December 31, 2005)
• Club program on Youth Exchange (by April 1, 2006)
• Club program on The Rotary Foundation (by April 1, 2006)
• Club program and/or project addressing hunger concerns / water management (by April 1, 2006)
1 The club’s President-Elect is required to attend PETS & District Assembly in order to serve as club President. Due to the amount of information presented at PETS and the ability to provide greater continuity of leadership, having the President-Elect Nominee attend PETS is a highly recommended investment in the future of a Rotary club.
2 District Assembly is THE main training event for the club’s leadership team. This is a required meeting for the President-Elect. Club officers, committee chairs and board members should also plan to attend the District Assembly as part of their preparation to take office for the coming year. Secretaries-Elect should attend the Secretary-Elect Training Seminar (SETS) that is held in conjunction with the District Assembly. SETS is the only training event directed solely to the important role of the club Secretary If the Secretary-Elect can not attend, please assign an alternate to attend and bring home the information and materials to your club’s Secretary-Elect.
3 Donations to The Rotary Foundation from ALL club members of some amount every year are required to qualify for the Governor’s Banner. Special recognition will be given to those clubs that reach or exceed (on average) the suggested minimum of $100 per club member per year.
4 Polio Eradication Pledges completed in a prior Rotary year will be considered a fulfilled pledge. |
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