DISTRICT 6360 COMMITTEES
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Alumni Committee
District 6360 Environmental Action Team
Board of Directors for 2025-2026
District Leadership Team
Every successful Rotary district is composed of strong people of action that are part of the District Leadership Team, and it is no different in Rotary District 6360.
District Rotary Foundation (TRF) Committee
All the Club Service Projects CHAIRS are automatically added to this committee when they are so designated to that position within their club. The district chair can easily communicate with all the club chairs to assist them with their club duties of developing and implementing educational, humanitarian, and vocational projects that address the needs of its community and communities in other countries.
This committee is made up of all the Membership Chairs of all the clubs in the District. Where a Membership Chair is not listed in a club, the club president is considered the membership chair.
The District Membership Committee Chair, in consultation with the area Assistant Governors, are available to assist clubs with membership recruitment and retention.
Learn more about your responsibilities in developing your club’s strategic membership plan to attract, engage and retain members by taking the "Club Membership Committee Essentials" courses in the Learn Center:
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The Rotary Action Group for Diabetes (RAG-Diabetes) seeks to elevate diabetes to a major health initiative in Rotary and the District.
RAG-Diabetes focuses on 5 Areas of Focus in dealing with the Local and Global Diabetes epidemic.
1. Awareness
2. Prevention
3. Treatment
4. Management
5. Complications
In District 6360 the goal is to build a model District and raise awareness on the local level and encourage all Rotarians to learn and advocate for Diabetes efforts.
Visit Rotary's website www.rag-diabetes.org to learn more.
