Invitation is open to current members of the Rotary Club of Alice Springs, Stuart and Mbantua Club members, Honorary and former RCAS club members and their partners.
Applications are open for the Bill van Dijk Postgraduate Education award.
Deadline for applicants: Friday, June 21st, 2019
Interviews: Saturday, July 13th, 2019
See main story for details.
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Meet the new Board of Directors (RY 2018-2019)
(From left) Steve Peers; Director (Membership), Bruce Clough; Treasurer, David Letheby; Immediate Past President & Director (Public Relations),
Mike Potts; President, Virginia Loy; Director (Rotary Foundation), Nick Tyllis; Secretary, Clive Hale; Director (Club Administration) and Eli Melky; Director (Projects)
(Photo credit: Neil Ross)
Bill Van Dijk
Post Graduate Education Award
In recognition of the late Bill van Dijk’s
Contribution to the field of education in Central Australia, the Rotary Club of Alice Springs has established the Bill van Dijk Post-Graduate Education Award.
The Rotary Club of Alice Springs invites Centralians
Completing post graduate studies to apply.
The applicants' field of study must be relevant to the Central Australia region.
The value is a one off payment to the value of $3000.
Written applications close 21 June 2019
Applicants must be available for an interview Saturday 13 July 2019
For further information on selection criteria
Email; education@alicespringsrotary.org
Visit, also, our Bill van Dijk Postgraduate Education Award page
Mail to: Rotary Club of Alice Springs, PO Box 87, Alice Springs NT 0871
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