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Meetings · The Core

Run general meetings people actually show up for.

A general meeting is the heartbeat of a Rotaract club, usually held weekly or every two weeks, open to all members, and where the club's business, reports and fellowship come together. This tutorial walks the entire arc: calling to order, the agenda, officer reports, motions and voting, attendance and minutes that hold up. Your constitution sets the exact rules; this is how clubs across Zone 7 run it in practice.

Based on the Standard Rotaract Club Constitution, the District 3292 Rotaract Guidebook and common Zone 7 practice. Your club's constitution and bylaws always win when they differ.

Rotaract general meeting illustration
Quorum met
Agenda sent
Minutes approved
Motions recorded

Inside the tutorial

Six sections, in the order a real meeting runs. Open each one, work the checklists, and keep the templates.

Watch it in action

Real Rotaract and Rotary training videos. Press play inside the card.

Keep going

The meetings tutorial builds the foundation. Next, learn how the board plans those meetings, and how the whole club aligns at assemblies.

Ready for the next level?

Board meetings decide, general meetings inform. Learn how the board runs its monthly rhythm.

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