Gary
Turner,
Board Member Responsible
Four-Way Test CLP Larry
Salmen, CHAIR;
Roger Bailey, Charlie Peterson, Ken Stone
Work with Cache La
Poudre (CLP) Junior High School in presenting
the Rotary
4 Way Test and its use in daily decision
making to ninth graders in their speech class.
Train FCBRC members for participation in
the program. Coordinate with the teacher
and the members, having enough volunteers
to cover our responsibility, and educate
the club in the implementation of the task.
Four-Way Test – Post-Secondary Charlie Peterson, Ed Gillette
Work with post-secondary educational institutions such as Colorado
State University and Front Range Community College to present the Rotary
4 Way Test and its use to help ensure ethical practices in daily business
decision making. Work involves establishment of the parameters and materials
for this project, as well as setting up the schedule of volunteers, and
working with the professors involved.
Student Recognition Tom Welsh, CHAIR
Recognize outstanding high school students
in both traditional as well as nontraditional
high schools in the Poudre School District. Work
requires contact with school personnel in charge
and the students that are selected by their respective
schools. Lead the recognition of the student(s)
at the appointed weekly club meeting and present
a certificate of recognition and/or a 4 Way Test
Coin, as applicable, to the student. Present
a contribution from the club to the school media
center in honor of the student for the purchase
of books and/or other needed materials. Provide
a short time for the student(s) to talk about
themselves and their plans for the future.
Teacher of the Month/Teacher of the Year (Quad Club) Jim
Hightower, CHAIR; Neil
Morris, Keith Huntsman
Work with and through the school district and with
the quad club committee to select a worthy Teacher of the Year from those
selected from
each school and presented as the Teacher of the Month. Work on the program,
and site and facilitate the TOY event once every 3/4? years as chair of
the event. Teacher of the Month is contacted, welcomed, and introduced
at the club meeting and given a gift from the club to show appreciation
of ‘Service Above Self’ to the teacher.
Rotary
Emergency Service Award (RESA) Ted
Ray, CHAIR.
Recognizes
members of the Fort Collins area emergency
service providers for their
contributions in making Fort Collins a quality
place to live.
The emergency service providers are the Fort
Collins Police Services, Poudre Valley Hospital
Ambulance
Services, Larimer County Sheriff's Department,
and Poudre Fire Authority. Twice per year,
one of these agencies nominate an individual
who
has demonstrated:
- Devotion to providing quality emergency services,
either in a particular event or in ongoing
contributions over a period of time.
- Leadership and a positive role model for
the agency
- Involvement in community activities outside
their required duties
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