Lincoln Rotary Club #14
A Charter Club of Rotary International
Organized June 6, 1910
Chartered August 18, 1910
  
Rotary Info

When: Tues: Noon
Where: Nebraska Club-Downtown Lincoln
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District 5650
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Rotary Attendance
Rotary eClubOne (Online Makeups)

Projects

Rotary 2008 Auction Website
Sharon Wherry goes to Zambia
Interest Indicator for 2008-2009
2008 International Convention Information
Fireside Chat information
International Student Picnic
Polio Plus Campaign
Service Fund Application
Program Applications
How to Recommend New Members
Club Project Application (Members Only)
International Service Project - Colegio Kids
 

NEOS Club

During the 1992-1993 year of Rotary Club #14, a NEOS Club was established for new members. Its purposes are to serve as a social bridge between non-membership and immersion into the mass of the larger club while providing information about Rotary in small quantities thereby developing an understanding of what is unique about Rotary and Rotarians.

New members of Rotary Club # 14 are presented with a red name badge to wear at Rotary meetings whereas long time members wear a blue name badge. The red badge identifies the member as a new member of the club. It permits recognition as such to others so it is easier to become acquainted.

The red badge is eventually replaced with a permanent blue badge after the new member has met four requirements. These requirements are detailed under "Orientation" committee. After a new member has met the requirements, they are inducted to permanent membership at a "Change of Badge" ceremony and given their blue badge.

The NEOS meetings differ from the Club's regular Tuesday meetings in that they are held especially for new members. Attendance is smaller and the format of the meeting is designed to provide time for new members to meet and visit with other new members along with long time members who may also be in attendance.

The meetings are also designed to inform new members about Rotary, its history and philosophy, and to provide inspiration for them to become committed and active Rotarians.

New members are encouraged to have 100% attendance. Attendance at regular club meetings and functions and at meetings of other Rotary Clubs counts towards the members' attendance percentage. A list of the dates and times of the meetings of the other Rotary Clubs in District 5650 are included elsewhere in this directory.

NEOS Schedule