PRESIDENT’S CALENDAR

 

A list of important things which call for
attention by the president. (For fuller
explanations, see references given.)

 

April—May—June

Between election and the beginning of the term of office on 1 July.

l e Reading

A few Rotary pamphlets are essential
reading for the president elect. Other

2. District Conference

An excellent place for the president

elect to get answers to his questions.

pamphlets will be helpful to him also.
See page 7.

Here he will meet many experienced
Rotarians. See page 6.

4 The Club and the Community

A Rotary club’s relationships in the
community are many. The president

4. Selecting Committees

Much of the work of the club is done
through committees which are ap-
pointed by the president subject to ap-
proval by the board. In selecting the
chairmen of the committees required by

July—August

needs to become familiar with them.
See page 9.

the club’s by-laws, the president should
be familiar with what each committee
is expected to do. Suggestions by out-
going officers may be helpful in making
appointments. See pages 7, 10.

Se Assuming Presidency of Club

The standard club constitution provides
that the officers of a Rotary club shall
take office on the first day of July fol-
lowing their election.

If earlier informal meetings with the
directors and incoming committees have

been held, everyone is ready to begin
work according to the plans considered
informally. If plans have not been made
informally, it may be desirable to ask
the outgoing program committee to
function for one month until detailed
plans can be made. See page 6.

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