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Vocational
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The second of the four Avenues of
Service, Vocational Service is an obligation of all Rotarians.
Because it is frequently misunderstood, it has been frequently
neglected. For many years, Vocational Service was solely a personal
responsibility, one that required individual Rotarians to represent their
vocation within their clubs and uphold high ethical standards in the
workplace. In 1987, the Rotary International Board added the
following statement which substantially expanded the scope of Vocational
Service to require collective club activities as well as the traditional
individual commitment. |
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"Vocation Service is both the
responsibility of a Rotary Club and of its members. The role of the
club is to implement and encourage the objective by frequently
demonstration, by application to its own actions, by example, and by
development of projects that help members contribute vocational
talents. The role of members is to conduct themselves, their
businesses, and their professions in accordance with Rotary principles and
to respond to projects which the club has developed." |
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1999-2000
Year in Review
2000-2001 Year in Review
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Vocational
Service Directory |
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