The service continuum goes from nice to important to essential. Too often clubs do nice projects because they haven’t developed effective criteria for determining what they should do. This interactive session will demonstrate the process of reviewing current and potential service projects, identifying criteria, and prioritizing them. You can use this procedure on committees, at board meetings, or with the club as a whole. Get ready for serious conversations on practical matters and ethical issues, with some great tools for discussion and engagement.

1. SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING
WORTH IT?
Presenter: Randall Feldman
Governor, District 6840
June, 2017

2. Introductions
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

3. Scope of Service
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

4. Your Favorite
Service Project
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

5. The Service
Continuum
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

6. The Service Continuum
Nice Important Essential
SERVICE PROJECTS: IS WHAT YOU ARE
DOING WORTH IT?

7. Warm-up
Exercise
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

8. Rotary Club of
Atlanta Centennial
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

9. The Rotary Club of Atlanta Centennial
1. Criteria
2. Set Priorities
3. Rank Priorities
4. Rate Priorities
SERVICE PROJECTS: IS WHAT YOU ARE
DOING WORTH IT?

10. Ideal Projects and
Your Projects
SERVICE PROJECTS:
IS WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORTH IT?

11. Remember
“Service Above Self,”
But Be Sure The Service Is
Worth It.

12. This presentation and others from
throughout the Convention are available
through the Convention mobile app and
on SlideShare at:
www.SlideShare.net/Rotary_Internatio
nal.

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