Local Rotarian Completes 3-State Training Program

Michelle Templin

The president of the Rotary Club of Jefferson City, Tennessee, Michelle Templin joined 417 fellow Rotary leaders in Nashville to fine tune their skills to lead their clubs next year.  Michelle was selected by the club to serve as president of the club that has major community service projects in Jefferson County.   The Rotary Club is the leading service club in the community and Michelle Templin will support initiatives to aid children and education.

President Elects from Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama reviewed their Role and Responsibilities as Club President, shared information on Effective Service Projects, Membership Growth and Retention and Ways to Make Rotary Fun along with many other topics.

Michelle Templin is an Agent at Shelter Insurance and has been a Rotarian for 3 years.  The Rotary Club of Jefferson City has served the people of Jefferson County since 1979.  Major club projects include restoration of Barnaby’s Play Ground, and Renovations to the interior building of the Boys and Girls Club of Dumplin Valley. Feel free to contact Michelle Templin at 865-406-0198 for more information about the Rotary Club of Jefferson City.

Rotary International is the oldest Service Organization with over 1.2 million neighbors, friends and community leaders in more than 200 countries worldwide.  Worldwide eradication of Polio remains Rotary’s top priority.  Rotary is close to eliminating the second human disease in history after smallpox with a 99 percent reduction in polio cases worldwide since 1985, when Rotary launched it Polio Plus Program.  For more information on the program go to www.rotary.org.