The Asia Pacific Regional Conference (APRRC) back to the Philippines. The year's APRRC 2011 will be held from September 29 to October 2, 2011 at the Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center, Subic Bay.
The registration is now open. There is a registration option through Paypal.
Hurry to avail the early bird rate!
Registration Fee:
(In USD, Rotaractor / Ex-Rotaractor & Rotaract Alumni / Rotarian)
Batch 1 - $175 / $200 / $225 - until March 15, 2011
Batch 2 - $200 / $225 / $250 - until May 31, 2011
Batch 3 - $225 / $250 / $275 - until August 31, 2011
Batch 4 - $250 / $275 / $300 - until September 15, 2011
An exciting Boracay Tour Package is among the optional Post-Conference Tours.
For more details, please visit http://www.aprrc2011.org.
The APRRC 2011 is hosted by Rotaract District 3790.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
4th Magic Ong Badminton Cup
4th Magic Ong Badminton Cup
Planet Badminton Court, Makati City
January 30, 2011
This event attested that Rotaract event can be a happy family day. I tagged along my sister and her 3 y/o daughter. While Sir Andy brought his children (Rotaractors) and his about 1 y/o grandson.
Planet Badminton Court, Makati City
January 30, 2011
This event attested that Rotaract event can be a happy family day. I tagged along my sister and her 3 y/o daughter. While Sir Andy brought his children (Rotaractors) and his about 1 y/o grandson.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Mid-Year Review (MIDREV) 2011
Rotaract District 3780 Mid-Year (MIDREV) 2011
Quezon City Hall / January 29, 2011
Host Club: Rotaract Club of Cubao
In general, the Mid-Year Review (MIDREV) 2011 was successful. There were 60 Rotaractors, Rotarians and Guests (46 Registered Rotaractors, 5 Rotarians, 6 Host Club members, 5 Rotarians and 3 Panelists) who attended the event. This is the average good number for a MIDREV. Well, when analyzing events, most Rotaractors prefer attendance in party and out of town and not on serious reporting type of event.
Other Important notes:
-Most important lesson learned in hosting MIDREV focused in taking full responsibility for accepted assignments.
-Never thought that city halls are that good. I thought I was in Club Filipino. I forgot I was in Quezon City hall!
-Panelists were great in doing evaluation and giving suggestions.
-Great Presentation Tips Take-Out: present action pictures and not just cute pictures, put simple caption like event name, venue and date (should not be lengthy).
-Informative and Interactive guest speaker.
-Room size is not proportionate to the actual attendance.
-Lapses in program execution both for the district and host club.
-Conformity: When its formal, so be it!
Haha! I was guilty of this one last Saturday. For whatever personal reasons, one should conform with the dress code. Or was the formal dress code for participants only?:)
Quezon City Hall / January 29, 2011
Host Club: Rotaract Club of Cubao
In general, the Mid-Year Review (MIDREV) 2011 was successful. There were 60 Rotaractors, Rotarians and Guests (46 Registered Rotaractors, 5 Rotarians, 6 Host Club members, 5 Rotarians and 3 Panelists) who attended the event. This is the average good number for a MIDREV. Well, when analyzing events, most Rotaractors prefer attendance in party and out of town and not on serious reporting type of event.
Other Important notes:
-Most important lesson learned in hosting MIDREV focused in taking full responsibility for accepted assignments.
-Never thought that city halls are that good. I thought I was in Club Filipino. I forgot I was in Quezon City hall!
-Panelists were great in doing evaluation and giving suggestions.
-Great Presentation Tips Take-Out: present action pictures and not just cute pictures, put simple caption like event name, venue and date (should not be lengthy).
-Informative and Interactive guest speaker.
-Room size is not proportionate to the actual attendance.
-Lapses in program execution both for the district and host club.
-Conformity: When its formal, so be it!
Haha! I was guilty of this one last Saturday. For whatever personal reasons, one should conform with the dress code. Or was the formal dress code for participants only?:)
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