Wednesday Luncheon Meetings, 12:10pm
Highland Country Club, 104 Mechanic St., Attleboro MA (map)
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Club Service |
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Club Service includes the scope of activities that Rotarians undertake in support of their club, such as serving on committees, proposing individuals for membership, and meeting attendance requirements. |
Some of examples of the Rotary Club of Attleboro's Commitment to Club Service: |
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Officers and Directors: No club would be able to function without the dedication and hard work of it's officers and directors. All of these positions are volunteer positions and are not compensated monetarily. Following are some of the positions in our club: |
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| President: | This individual is the chief
executive of our club. The president is responsible for running the
weekly meetings, the monthly Board of Directors meetings, interacts with
our Rotary District leadership and Rotary International. The
President is required to have served for a year each as Vice
President and President Elect prior to assuming the responsibilities of
President. |
| President-Elect: | The President-Elect is the
number two slot in the club's leadership and will become club President at
the end of the current President's term. The President-Elect fills
in for the President if the President cannot attend a weekly meeting, and
the the President Elect is responsible for coordinating Club Service
events throughout the year. |
| Vice President: | The Vice President is the
individual who has been selected to serve as Club President after
completing a year as Vice President and another as President-Elect.
The primary responsibility of the Vice President is to manage the annual
club auction, which is the club's primary fundraiser. |
| Secretary: | This club Secretary is
responsible for maintaining the smooth administrative operation of the
club. Responsibilities include advising the president and
maintaining the proper records on such issues as membership, attendance,
billing, board meeting minutes, ect. Unlike most of the officer
positions, the Secretary position is generally held for more than one
year. |
| Treasurer: | Another critical position in the
leadership of the club is the Treasurers position. The Treasurer is
responsible for maintaining the financial records of the club, and
advising the President and the Board of Directors on all financial
matters. Like the Secretary position, the Treasurer typically serves
for more than one year. |
| Bulletin Editor: | The Bulletin Editor writes and
is responsible for publishing the newsletter which goes out to each of our
members each week. The Bulletin Editor maintains the club and
community calendar, reports on club activities, events, attendance and
provides a synopsis of the weekly Speaker's presentation. |
| Sergeant at Arms: | The Sergeant at Arms is
responsible for taking member attendance at each meeting, collecting
luncheon fees from visiting Rotarians and guests and for running the
weekly "Roto" 50/50 fundraiser. |
| Program Chair: | The Program Chair is responsible
for obtaining high quality speakers for our weekly luncheons. The
Program Chair ensures that all of the speaker's logistical requirements
are met (Audio/Video/Projectors, ect. and that the Speaker has directions
and shows up on time) and usually introduces the speaker to the club. |
| Committee Positions: | Each of the 4 Avenues of Service (Club, Community, International, Vocational) has a committee chairperson who coordinates the activities related to that category. These Chairpersons are members of the Board of Directors. Additional Ad Hoc committees also exist within the club and may be chaired by a Board member or a member volunteer. |
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Club Events Following are a sample of some of the events which fall under the "Club Service" category:
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