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Rotary
International Member Access Area Tutorial
The
Rotary International web site has a great tutorial on using the
member access area to update club information for club
presidents and secretaries. You will find that link below. But
first, there are three pieces of information you will need to
gather before you try to register as a member.
1) District number: 5190
2) Club ID Number: Your club secretary has your club number. If
you have a printed District directory, you may also find your
club number next to your club name on the "Club Index"
page (first of the white pages).
3) Rotary International Member ID: Your member ID is located on
the label of your Rotarian magazine (see example below). If you
do not get the Rotarian magazine, email the District Webmaster
here
and request your Member ID. Provide your full name and club name
in that email.
Here is the link to the Member
Access Area tutorial This is a Microsoft PowerPoint
Presentation and is the only format provided by Rotary
International. Save it to your computer and then open it with
PowerPoint.
Here is a link to a
Frequently
Asked Questions about Member Access web page at Rotary
International.
If you are already registered, you may go directly to the RI
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Privacy Notice: Any District or Club officer whose personal information is displayed on this web site such as name, address, telephone, or email information, has the right to have that information hidden from view. Please contact the District Webmaster to have your information hidden if you so desire.
Authorized USE disclosure: This directory is published for the use of the Rotarians in Rotary International District 5190. The primary purpose is to provide contact information for the District Officers, District Chairpersons, Assistant Governors, Club Presidents, Club Secretaries, and Club Committee Chairpersons. It also provides easy access to pertinent data which is useful to all Rotarians in the district. The District Directory is not for distribution to non-Rotarians, and its use as a commercial mailing list is specifically prohibited. Club directories have the same restrictions.
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