The youth projects sponsored by our Club are handled by the Youth Services committee. Their work is involving youth in their own projects to bring the reward of a job well done, an understanding achieved or lives enriched.
We often hear that our youth is our future. This is certainly true and one of the reasons that we focus on literacy, leadership training, and expanding training in ethics for young people. These are the people who will be running our country and our world within the next 20 years.
Rotarians have always taken a sincere interest in helping to prepare the next generation-with programs and projects that help with health and education, and lead the way to world peace and understanding. Through our Rotary youth programs, we have the opportunity to not only provide service that is the keystone of our organization, but also to develop relationships and provide exposure to our wonderful organization and the ideals of "service above self" to the next generation.
Rotarians have always taken a sincere interest in helping to prepare the next generation-with programs and projects that help with health and education, and lead the way to world peace and understanding. Through our Rotary youth programs, we have the opportunity to not only provide service that is the keystone of our organization, but also to develop relationships and provide exposure to our wonderful organization and the ideals of "service above self" to the next generation.
Rotary Youth Leadership Program
2020 Dates - Thursday May 7th - Sunday May 10th, 2020
Adventures in Technology
2020 Dates- Sunday May 3rd - Friday May 8th, 2020
About the Program
Adventures in Technology is a comprehensive, carefully planned four and one-half day program that allows Grade 11 and 12 students to explore advanced technology, research, development and applications. The experience enhances each student's awareness and understanding of technology, the many ways it affects our lives, and the opportunities it holds for tomorrow.
Saskatoon has been a leader in applying various modes of technology for decades. The University of Saskatchewan has been the incubator and Innovation Place is a natural extension of this. The five Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon jointly organize and host a maximum of 28 students from across Western Canada, including Manitoba and northern Ontario, who attend this not to be missed learning opportunity.
During their visit, students will tour an exciting array of some of Canada's most interesting corporations and research facilities including the University of Saskatchewan and the Canadian Light Source. These organizations offer tours, provide hands-on learning opportunities and informative lectures.
Saskatoon has been a leader in applying various modes of technology for decades. The University of Saskatchewan has been the incubator and Innovation Place is a natural extension of this. The five Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon jointly organize and host a maximum of 28 students from across Western Canada, including Manitoba and northern Ontario, who attend this not to be missed learning opportunity.
During their visit, students will tour an exciting array of some of Canada's most interesting corporations and research facilities including the University of Saskatchewan and the Canadian Light Source. These organizations offer tours, provide hands-on learning opportunities and informative lectures.
Students are also treated to the best in Saskatchewan hospitality. A varied social program promotes building friendships, goodwill and exercising leadership skills.
2020 Program Dates
The 2020 Adventures in Technology program will take place from Sunday May 3rd to Friday May 8th, 2020.
Arrival time is approximately 5:30pm on Sunday, and departure is after 1:00pm on Friday.
Lodging and Meals
Students will be billeted with local Saskatoon Rotarian families. All meals are provided for the duration of the program.
Costs and Transportation
Canmore Rotary Clubs are responsible for the student’s travel costs to and from Saskatoon as well as the registration fee is covered by the Rotary Club of Canmore. Parents are responsible for transportation of the student to and from the Calgary International Airport.
Questions?
Don’t hesitate to contact Jenny Plotzki, Rotary Club of Saskatoon North at (306)280-8339 or jenny.plotzki@gmail.com
How to Apply
Apply for the 2020 Rotary Adventure in Technology Program by contacting the Rotary Club of Canmore. Interested students should send an email to rotaryclubofcanmore@gmail.com. The closing date to send an indication of interest is Friday, February 21, 2020. Interviews will be scheduled for after school on Monday, February 24, 2020.
Adventures in Citizenship
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The Youth Avenue of Service is pleased to announce that the Canmore Club will be supporting Homes of Hope in 2019. The Club in conjunction with other Rotary Clubs in district 5360 will be taking Young Adults between the ages of 18 and 30 to Mexico. We will travel in April 15 - 19, 2020 to build Homes to support low income families who need permanent safe housing. As a Club, we are currently looking for applicants to apply.
Project chair: Martin Bean
PLEASE NOTE: HOMES OF HOPE - THE APRIL TRIP HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO COVID-19
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA)
RYLA is a leadership program coordinated by Rotary Clubs around the globe. Young people ages 13 - 30 are sponsored by Rotary Clubs to attend the event run by the club's district committee. RYLA is a leadership development program for young people who want to learn new skills, build their confidence, and have fun. Events range from one-day seminars to weeklong camps.
Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment (RYPEN)
RYPEN is a Rotary sponsored District Youth Service program. Students, from 13 - 17 years of age, from across District 5360 attend a weekend long camp designed at developing their potential through a mixture of lecture style sessions and adventure-based learning. Its aim is to communicate to young people a series of ideas, problems and social experiences which will assist them in forming their own values and moral standards. A program of thought-provoking speakers, social situations, and personal challenges is offered.
Adventures in Citizenship
The Rotary Club of Canmore sends one student each year on its annual "Adventure in Citizenship" Program in which some 220 senior high school students, from across Canada, spend four days in Ottawa experiencing tours, lectures, discussions and social events designed to enhance their understanding and appreciation of Canadian citizenship. Public figures including former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson, the Right Hon. Joe Clark, and the Hon. Ed Broadbent participated in the program as students.
This annual event provides a unique opportunity for a selected group of young Canadians to come together to gain a better understanding of our country. Through meetings with political leaders, senior officials and others, they learn a great deal about the workings of our democratic institutions. Through meeting one another and having discussions among themselves, they learn to appreciate the diversity of Canada and the privileges and responsibilities of Canadian citizenship.
Adventures in Technology
Rotary Club of Canmore has committed to send local students to this program in 2018. AIT is a comprehensive, carefully planned four and one-half day event that allows Western Canadian Grade 11 and 12 students to explore advanced technology, research, development and applications. The experience enhances each participant's awareness and understanding of technology, the many ways it affects our lives, and the opportunities it holds for tomorrow.
Saskatoon has been a leader in applying various modes of technology for decades. The University of Saskatoon has been the incubator and Innovation Place is a natural extension of this. The Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon jointly organize and host approximately 30 students from across Western Canada, including Manitoba and northern Ontario. The AIT program is held during the last week in April. The students are billeted with Rotarians.
During their visit, students tour an exciting array of some of Canada's finest corporations and research facilities such as the University of Saskatchewan, Areva Resources Ltd, Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, and the Canadian Light Source. These organizations offer tours, provide hands-on opportunities and informative lectures.
