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Four Avenues of Service - New Generations
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Montecito Rotary In Action

New Generations

 

 

New Generations Service District Award

2011-2012

 

 

Complete seven of the following between April 1, 2011 and May 1, 2012:

( 3-completed)

  1. Sponsor an existing or charter a new Youthact, Interact or community-based Rotaract Club. Explain if completed: COMPLETED: Sponsors the Community Based Santa Barbar Rotaract Club.
  2. Have at least three club members involved with your existing or new Interact club(s). (Complete all reporting requirements in a timely fashion and counts as 1 additional requirement). Explain if completed:
  3. At least one member participates in some capacity at RYLA. Explain if completed:
  4. Participate in a literacy program such as “Reading by 9 Program”. (Also counts for Community Service). Explain if completed: COMPLETED Reluctant Reader Program at Cleveland Elementary School.
  5. Send at least two students to RYLA or Interact Symposium. Explain if completed:
  6. Nominate a qualified Ambassadorial Scholarship candidate. (Also counts for International Service). Explain if completed:
  7. Organize or conduct a Four Way Test essay contest with winners submitted to District contest or speech program/contest.(Also counts for Vocational Service). Explain if completed:
  8. Organize or conduct a mentor program, job shadowing day. (Also counts for Vocational Service). Explain if completed:
  9. Organize or conduct a High School Career Day program such as Architectural Design Competition or Ethics Program. (Also counts for Vocational Service). Explain if completed:
  10. Award college or vocational scholarships totaling more than $1,000.  (Also counts for Vocational Service). Explain if completed: COMPLETED: Awarded FIVE-$1,000 Vocational Scholarships to Students attending Santa Barbara Community College.
  11. Start, continue, or participate in a Dictionary Project. See www.rotaryojaiwest.org. Click “Dictionaries” for How-To. Explain if completed:
  12. Conduct a joint Community Service Project benefitting youth and involving Youthact, Interact or Rotaract club (s).  (Also counts for Community Service). Explain if completed:
  13. Conduct a joint International Service project with your Youthact, Interact or Rotaract club (s). (Also counts for International Service). Explain if completed:
  14. Host a Rotary Youth Exchange student or sponsor an outbound exchange student. Explain if completed:
  15. Participate with and sponsor youth on an international humanitarian trip related to poverty eradication work. Explain if completed:

   

 

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