ASSISTANT GOVERNORS
Assistant Governor Area 1 Jack L. Neely Club: Newark Area 1 Clubs: Columbus, Columbus Short North, Olentangy, Worthington A.M. Contact | |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 2 Steven L. Heiser Club: Columbus Area 2 Clubs: Dublin A.M., Dublin-Worthington, Tri-Village Rotary Club, Upper Arlington Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 3 George A. Small Jr. Club: Mount Vernon Area 3 Clubs: Delaware, Mount Vernon, Sunbury-Galena, Westerville Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 4 David A. Uhl Club: Lancaster Area 4 Clubs: Gahanna, Newark, Pataskala Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 5 Thomas J. Kleven Club: Olentangy Area 5 Clubs: Hilliard, Lewis Center/Polaris, New Albany, Westerville Sunrise Contact |
Assistant Governor Area 6 Connie S Hendren Club: Dublin-Worthington Area 6 Clubs: Circleville, Circleville Sunrise, Lancaster, Lancaster-Sherman Contact | |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 7 Sandra L. Knoesel Club: Columbus Area 7 Clubs: Clintonville, Granville, Newark-Heath, Zanesville Daybreak Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 8 Catherine Roebuck Club: Canal Winchester-Groveport Area Area 8 Clubs: Baltimore Ohio, Canal Winchester-Groveport Area, Reynoldsburg-Pickerington, Whitehall-Bexley Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 9 Jerry Douglas Club: Olentangy Area 9 Clubs: Chillicothe, Chillicothe, First Capital, Grove City, Pike County Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 10 Gregory A Ervin Club: Jackson Area 10 Clubs: Gallipolis, Ironton, Jackson, Portsmouth, Wellston Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 11 Jennifer Lynne Gerevics Club: St. Clairsville Area 11 Clubs: Barnesville, Bethesda-Belmont-Morristown, Bridgeport, St. Clairsville, St. Clairsville Sunrise Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 12 Maryjane Shackelford Club: Zanesville Daybreak Area 12 Clubs: Byesville, Cambridge, Coshocton, West Lafayette, Zanesville Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 13 Jenny Rebekah Stotts Club: Athens Sunrise Area 13 Clubs: Athens, Athens Sunrise, Logan, Middleport Pomeroy, Nelsonville Contact |
![]() | Assistant Governor Area 14 Darlene A. Lukshin Club: Marietta - Morning Area 14 Clubs: Belpre, Malta-McConnelsville, Marietta, Marietta-Morning Contact |
February 16th 2019
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The Curse of King Tut- ASR Murder Mystery Dinner Theater
February 16th 2019
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District Governor Craig Maxey Official Visit
February 20th 2019
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Worthington AM - THAW YOUR HEART OUT
February 23rd 2019
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Happy 114 Birthday Rotary
February 23rd 2019
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District Governor Craig Maxey Official Visit
February 27th 2019
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District Governor Craig Maxey Official Visit
March 1st 2019
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Columbus Short North Music in the Round XIV
March 2nd 2019
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Annual Fish Fry and Bake
March 3rd 2019
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Olentangy Euchre Tournament Requires Registration
March 3rd 2019
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Harlem Wizards Basketball Game
March 5th - February 5th 2019
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Harlem Wizards v. Grove City Rotary Rocks!
March 6th 2019
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POLIO PLUS DINNER & AUCTION
April 6th 2019
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Sponsorship Drawing
April 17th 2019
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Westerville Sunrise 25th Celebration
April 26th 2019
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District Governor Craig Maxey Official Visit
May 2nd 2019
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District Assembly Requires Registration
May 18th 2019
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BrewOhio
May 18th 2019
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First Thursday - Pizza Fest
June 6th 2019
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Fund YOUR Rotary Club - Trivia Night for all in D6690
June 19th 2019
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District Governor Installation Requires Registration
June 21st 2019
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Partio
June 27th - June 13th 2019
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First Thursday - Wing Fest
July 11th 2019
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RYLA Conference
July 18th - July 20th 2019
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First Thursday - Taste of Chillicothe
August 1st 2019
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Information:
Assistant governors are part of the district leadership team, which also includes the district governor and district committee members. Your primary role is to assist the governor with the administration of your assigned Rotary clubs.
Effective clubs are able to:
- Sustain and increase their membership base
- Implement successful service projects that address the needs of their community and communities in other countries
- Support The Rotary Foundation through both program participation and financial contributions
- Develop leaders capable of serving Rotary beyond the club level
Your responsibilities before your year in office begins on 1 July include:
- Providing input to the governor-elect on what the district wants to achieve and the resources necessary to reach district goals
- Advising the governor-elect on district committee selections
- Attending the district team training seminar to
– Learn about your role and responsibilities
– Finalize your district’s communication plan
– Establish district goals and objectives for the coming year
- Meeting with the presidents-elect of your assigned clubs at the presidents elect training seminar (PETS) to implement and review the Club Leadership Plan and begin establishing goals using the Planning Guide for Effective Rotary Clubs
- Working with the leadership teams of your assigned clubs at the district assembly to further develop club goals and implementation plans
- Consulting with the outgoing assistant governor to discuss what you can expect when working with club leaders
- Reviewing RI and Rotary club constitutional documents in the Manual of Procedure (035-EN) and familiarizing yourself with RI policy for clubs and districts
Your responsibilities during your year in office include:
- Visiting each of your assigned clubs either monthly or quarterly to discuss the business of the club, available resources, and effective management of funds with the club president and other leaders
- Assisting club leaders in scheduling and planning for the governor’s official visit
- Attending each club assembly after the district assembly and during the governor’s official visit
- Keeping the governor updated on clubs and suggesting ways to enhance their development
- Encouraging clubs to follow through on the governor’s requests and recommendations
- Monitoring each club’s progress toward its goals for membership, service projects, The Rotary Foundation, club administration, and public relations
- Coordinating training at the club level with the appropriate district committee
- Identifying and encouraging the development of future district leaders
- Attending and promoting attendance at the district conference and other district meetings
- Participating in Rotary Foundation programs, annual and special giving events, and other assignments as necessary
RESOURCES
Presidential Citation 18-19
Presidential Citation 19-20
AG Training 2014 Assembly
Assistant Governor Manual 244en
PrePETS-Database-Training
How to Access Rotary Club Central
How to Set a Goal
How to Report Progress on Goals
How to Record Service Activities
How to View Information
6690 expense Voucher fillin
Approved Expense Reimbursement
Rotary’s Constitutional Documents
The Rotary International constitutional documents provide club and districts the foundation for RI’s policies and procedures.
- Constitution of Rotary International (PDF)
- Bylaws of Rotary International (PDF)
- Standard Rotary Club Constitution (PDF) (Word)
All clubs admitted to Rotary membership must adopt this constitution.
- Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws (Word)
Clubs can tailor these bylaws, as long as their changes align with Rotary’s constitutional documents and the Rotary Code of Policies.
The 2016 Council on Legislation introduced many changes to the governing documents that will help clubs with their Attraction and Engagement activities. Please review this document for a list of key highlights.
The Manual of Procedure offers a concise version of Rotary’s policies and procedures. The manual is geared to Rotary club and district leaders and features information that’s most relevant to their roles. It is published every three years to reflect adopted legislation and decisions of the RI conventions, the Council on Legislation, the Rotary International Board of Directors, and the Trustees of The Rotary Foundation.
The manual covers these key areas:
- Structure: Includes policies and procedures for clubs, districts, zones, Rotary International, and The Rotary Foundation.
- Carrying out Rotary’s mission: Includes the structure, policies, and procedures of the programs of RI and the Foundation
- International Meetings: Includes the RI Convention, Council on Legislation, and International Assembly
- Rotary’s constitutional and legal documents