Rotary Facilitators

Rotary Facilitators collaborate with Manito-wish staff, Student Facilitators, and Super Student Facilitators to deliver a successful conference, and are called on to contribute their perspective and knowledge as experienced leaders in the real world.  Rotary Facilitators are full participants in the conference, helping to make the conference into a true intergenerational learning event.

Specifically, Rotary Facilitators are expected to:

• Role model their leadership talents and the ethics of positive leadership
• Convey the importance of leadership development, especially that of young people
• Educate participants about Rotary, its mission, its value, the concept of “Service Above Self”, and the Rotary Four-Way Test
• Help participants understand how they can use what they are learning at the conference in their lives as professional men and women, Rotarians, and members of local and global communities.

Rotary Facilitators are also responsible for teaching the Collaborative Leadership Model through an experiential method including the Seven Qualities of Collaborative Leadership, cooperative games, trust activities, problem solving initiatives, low/high challenge course elements, and group processing.  Rotary Facilitators may be asked by Camp Manito-wish staff to directly assist them in facilitating the above activities.

Any Rotarian who is a member of a District 6220 Rotary Club is eligible to serve as a Rotary Facilitator. 

If you are interested in serving as a Rotary Facilitator:
Information about the next RYLA Conference will be made available in January.  Please revisit this page then.  In the meantime, please contact Thom Cody, District 6220 RYLA Conference Committee Chairperson, at tcody@pathmakers-inc.com to express your interest.