Rotary District 6920
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District 6920 Chair, Charles Johnson; Duties: To develop and oversee the RYLA program. |
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Rotary, founded in 1905, is the largest nonprofit organization in the world. The four way test which Rotary lives by is: 1) Is it the truth? 2) Is it fair to all concerned? 3) Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4) Will it be beneficial to all concerned? |
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What to Expect
Come enjoy an exciting program with dynamic people on the South Georgia College campus. RYLA participants attend an all expense paid four day long event, where individuals can expand their perceptions, learn about themselves, discuss leadership skills, and put those skills to practice.
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Keynote Speakers RYLA is a once in a lifetime experience, including stimulating seminars and lectures by top professionals in various fields. Past speakers include: Secretary of Labor Michael Thurmond, Carl Swearinger of BellSouth, Dave Weber of Weber Associates, and many, many more! |
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During the Week
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RYLA brings together individuals from different cultures, educational levels, and work experience with noted community professionals to interact, learn, and discuss strategies for dealing with future challenges and opportunities.
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Accommodations
The South Georgia College campus is perfect for outside activities. SGC also offers recreational facilities for swimming, volleyball, racquetball, and basketball. You will stay in dormatory style rooms and enjoy home cooked meals that will please everyone. Following the week of RYLA, the RYLArians will have the opportunity to visit their sponsoring Rotary club and share their exciting four day RYLA experience. For directions to SGC click here. We look forward to seeing you there. |
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![]() The Rotary Connection Rotary is one of the largest international service associations with some 29,000 clubs in more than 160 countries. Its members are dedicated to humanitarian service, high ethical standards in promotion of world understanding and peace. One of the goals of Rotary is to help young people develop their leadership abilities and self-confidence to the fullest. To accomplish that goal, Rotary clubs prepare thousands of young leaders through Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) programs each year. RYLA events are organized by Rotarians who are business and professional achievers. Rotary clubs also sponsor other, complementary programs for young people. They include Rotaract (a service club for young adults), Interact (a service club for secondary school students), Youth Exchange (a chance to live and study abroad), and Ambassadorial Scholarships (for university or post-secondary study abroad). For more information on Rotary and its programs, please visit Rotary online at www.rotary.org. You may also obtain more information on RYLA at
www.rotary.org/programs/ryla/index.html |
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How to Apply
All RYLA participants are selected and sponsored by their local Rotary club. Don't miss the chance to participate in this exciting and rewarding program. To obtain all the information you will need to apply for this unforgettable experience, contact Charles Johnson, Dean of Math and Science at SGC, or follow the link APPLICATIONS above.
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Charles Johnson |
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