Club Committee

Club Committee

Being part of a Rotary Club committee offers a range of personal, professional, and community benefits.

  • Service to Community

    Directly address local needs—education, hunger, health, etc.—through projects and outreach.

  • Global Projects

    Support Rotary’s global causes like eradicating polio, disaster relief, and peace initiatives.

  • Cultural Exchange

    Opportunities to engage with Rotarians worldwide through programs and international conventions.

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Club Administration Committees: Board Representative – James Jordan

Attendance / Sergeant at Arms
Chair: Rick Rosti

This committee is responsible for maintaining an accurate record of member’s attendance at the regular weekly meetings as well as makeup meetings. This information is reported to the District on a regular basis. A club’s attendance is an important measure of the commitment level of the membership to allocate time for regular fellowship.

Chair: Zach Agee

Purpose: To develop and maintain our club’s bylaws and constitution in conformance with those of Rotary International.

Chair: Steve Turner

While Rotary is not affiliated with any denomination, the Rotary Club of Salem has traditionally allocated a moment for reflection and appreciation at the beginning of each meeting. This committee selects a member to lead this moment of praise at the beginning of each meeting.