Vocational service allows Rotarians the opportunity to share their skills and expertise as business leaders. Vocational service focuses on:

• Adherence to, and promotion of, the highest ethical standards in all occupations, including fair treatment of employers, employees, associates, competitors, and the public.
• The recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, not just your own or those that are pursued by Rotarians.
• The contribution of your vocational talents to the problems and needs of society.
• The values expressed in The Four-Way Test and the Declaration for Rotarians in Business and Professions, which promotes high ethical standards in the workplace, a central theme of Rotary throughout its history.

Proposed Activities

1) Business PersonRecognition     

2) Police Officers Recognition

3) Fire Dept. Recognition

4) Secretary's Day

a) Jan Scully Speaker

5) Dist 5180 Speech Contest                 

6) Teacher Recognition                        

a) Elementary

b) Jr. Hi

c) Hi School

d) Community College

7) Vocational Scholarships                                

8) Vocational Activities & Tours by club members

a) Folsom Prison                                                  

b) Automotive repair school, Universal                    

Technical Institute, Natomas

c) Siemens Transportation Systems                                   

Sacramento . Manufacture Light Rail

d) Restaurant at AmericanRiverCollege           

Culinary Arts/Hospitality Management

e) My Shadow & Me. Student follows club          

member through a work day American

River College .