Since Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North is putting a full court press on finding new members for the club, I received this information from Anne Nauts that has some great information from the January 5th Rotary Seminar held in Lansing Michigan.
You can get to them without link by going tohttp://www.rcaan.org, sign in if you are not, click Committee Page in the Site Page section, then click Club Service, then click Membership Development and Retention, This will give you the first link, then to see second link click on Membership Help.
Please take a look at the information I have collected and Anne's information and lets find new prospects to join us in spreading Rotary's causes.
for Anne Nauts information read the following
Hello Sector 11 and 12 clubs!
Quite a few of us were able to attend the Membership training program in Lansing on January 5th. It was a very good opportunity to meet Rotarians from 5 districts, and talk about ideas to support our clubs. To those who could not attend, the attached list of publications will be really helpful for your Membership Chairs to look through and either download from Rotary.org, or order the publications from RI. You can just click the links on the attached sheet to go right to the publications. I have a some of the publications and will bring them to my clubs at my next visit so you can take a look. I especially like the one called Rotary Club Health Check and Introducing New Members to Rotary.
Here is a short list of Take Away's on what younger members want from a club:
Mentorship
Service projects, hands on
Projects to involve their kids
Flexible club meetings (example: satellite club to meet in a school building after hours so teachers can participate)
And, good to know from research, WHY PEOPLE JOIN Rotary? #1 is Service, #2 is Fellowship. WHY DO PEOPLE LEAVE ROTARY? #1 reason is not feeling connected.
Shan Bao, filled in for Prof. Huei Peng to talk about the Automated Vehicle and Mcity.
Five years ago the University of Michigan announced plans to launch an advanced mobility research center. Today, Mcity has established itself as a leading voice in connected and automated vehicles.
Shan described the benefits of an automated vehicle, automated vehicles have the potential to:
Reduce vehicle fatalities and injuries by as much as 90 percent
Increase vehicle energy efficiency
Significantly reduce carbon emissions
Lower freight transportation costs
Reduce land use for mobility, including parking
Improve accessibility to transportation
Shan talked, about the Mcity Test Facility, which is less them a mile from our luncheon location. "The Mcity Test Facility is the first purpose-built proving ground for testing connected and automated vehicles and technologies in simulated urban and suburban driving environments." "There’s no other facility like it."
Shan also described theMcity Driverless Shuttle, "Mcity is studying how passengers react to the driverless shuttles as a way to gauge consumer acceptance of the technology." The Mcity Driverless Shuttle operates on U-M’s North Campus when the weather is better. "Exterior cameras capture the reaction and behavior of other road users, including other vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians. Interior cameras record the reactions of riders inside the shuttle. This includes the use of video and audio recordings, and photographs from the videos." "Mcity is also monitoring ridership and usage patterns, and surveying users about their experience. The data gathered will help researchers understand user trust over time, as well as how to design safer vehicles and how to operate them more efficiently."
Shan said, "Mcity's vision is to lead the transition to a new world of connected and automated vehicles. Mcity's work goes beyond technology. Mcity’s researchers, collaborators, and partners consider all aspects of the future of transportation and mobility, such as the impact on business, infrastructure, and society."
Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North Foundation received a check for $34.22 for time period 08/01/18-010/31/18. 8 households are registered for Ann Arbor North Foundation's Kroger Community Rewards.
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Luncheon Day & Time: Thursday's at 12:00 pm | Luncheon Address: Holiday Inn Near The University of Michigan, 3600 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI | Web Site:http://www.rcaan.org| E-Mail:rotaryclubaan@gmail.com| Phone: (734)224-4130 |
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