2. Have served for a full term as President of a Rotary Club by the time they are proposed for admission to the RGS. 3. Be committed and willing to: a) participate in a “kick-off” webinar or meeting, b) devote the time and effort necessary to satisfactorily complete the course of study, and c) attend the graduation ceremony. 4. Be willing, upon completion of the course of study, to serve in a District leadership position, or in a position beyond the District level. 5. Have sufficient computer capability and literacy to receive, use and return the course material. 6. In exceptional and extraordinary circumstances, an outstanding District 6760 Rotarian who a Club President may become has not been a RGS student, provided there is sufficient space in the class and the District Governor concurs. IV. The Nomination and Selection Process: 1. Any District 6760 Rotarian may nominate a qualified candidate. 2. The candidate must be knowledgeable of the nature and purpose of the RGS. 3. The candidate must agree to be nominated and agree to devote the time and effort required for successful completion of the course. 4. The RGS will accept a maximum of 15 students per year and will attempt to have a student cohort that reflects the geographical diversity of the District. 5. The RGS Nomination Form will be posted for downloading on the District Website, along with general information about the RGS.
2. Have served for a full term as President of a Rotary Club by the time they are proposed for admission to the RGS. 3. Be committed and willing to: a) participate in a “kick-off” webinar or meeting, b) devote the time and effort necessary to satisfactorily complete the course of study, and c) attend the graduation ceremony. 4. Be willing, upon completion of the course of study, to serve in a District leadership position, or in a position beyond the District level. 5. Have sufficient computer capability and literacy to receive, use and return the course material. 6. In exceptional and extraordinary circumstances, an outstanding District 6760 Rotarian who has not been a Club President may become a RGS student, provided there is sufficient space in the class and the District Governor concurs. IV. The Nomination and Selection Process: 1. Any District 6760 Rotarian may nominate a qualified candidate. 2. The candidate must be knowledgeable of the nature and purpose of the RGS. 3. The candidate must agree to be nominated and agree to devote the time and effort required for successful completion of the course. 4. The RGS will accept a maximum of 15 students per year and will attempt to have a student cohort that reflects the geographical diversity of the District. 5. The RGS Nomination Form will be posted for downloading on the District Website, along with general information about the RGS.
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