Region Chairs
Zone and Region Chairs eBook, click here
Duties and Responsibilities of Region Chair, click here
2023 - 2024 Zone/Region Chairperson Award Application, click here
Duties and Responsibilities of Region Chair, click here
2023 - 2024 Zone/Region Chairperson Award Application, click here
Zone Chairs
Zone and Region Chairs eBook, click here
Duties and Responsibilities of Zone Chair, click here
District Governor's Advisory Committee Meeting Report, click here
Participants Evaluation, click here
Challenges & Opportunities Worksheet, click here
Club Health Assessment Action Strategies, click here
Zone Calendar - See Below. To print, click here
Duties and Responsibilities of Zone Chair, click here
District Governor's Advisory Committee Meeting Report, click here
Participants Evaluation, click here
Challenges & Opportunities Worksheet, click here
Club Health Assessment Action Strategies, click here
Zone Calendar - See Below. To print, click here
Important documents you may want to know
100 Ideas to Recruit New Lions, click here
Best Practices for Financial Transparency, click here
100 Service Ideas, Click here
District 4-L6 Constitution & By-Laws (last Revision - 5-3-2019), click here
Advanced Mentoring Guide, click here
Alpha Application for LEO Club Membership, click here
Life Member Application, click here
Basic Mentoring Guide, click here
The Benefits of Being a Lion, click here
Blueprint for a Stronger Club, click here
Chevron Award Program, click here
Club & Community Needs Assessment, click here
Rebuilding & Reactivating Club, click here
Club Supply Order Form, click here
Common Questions on LCIF Grants, click here
Best Practices for Financial Transparency, click here
100 Service Ideas, Click here
District 4-L6 Constitution & By-Laws (last Revision - 5-3-2019), click here
Advanced Mentoring Guide, click here
Alpha Application for LEO Club Membership, click here
Life Member Application, click here
Basic Mentoring Guide, click here
The Benefits of Being a Lion, click here
Blueprint for a Stronger Club, click here
Chevron Award Program, click here
Club & Community Needs Assessment, click here
Rebuilding & Reactivating Club, click here
Club Supply Order Form, click here
Common Questions on LCIF Grants, click here
So you want to be a District Governor (2ndVDG, then 1stVDG)
A candidate for the office of second vice district governor shall:
1. Be an Active Member in good standing of a chartered Lions club in good standing in his/her single or sub-district.
2. Secure the endorsement of his/her club or a majority of the clubs in his/her single or sub-district.
3. Have served or will have served at the time he/she takes office as second vice district governor:
a. As president of a Lions club for a full term or major portion thereof, and a member of the board of directors of a Lions club for no less than two (2) additional years ; and
b. As a zone chairperson or region chairperson or cabinet secretary and/or treasurer for a full term or major portion thereof.
c. With none of the above being accomplished concurrently.
In addition to the above it is recommended you complete all, if not all of the following:
1. Local/District courses related to Lionism
2. MD4 Leadership Institutes
3. LI Leadership Institutes
4. Attend USA/Canada Lions Leadership Forum
5. Attend courses at the Lions University
6. Attend LI Webinars
7. Attend/Participate on District events, training, etc.
8. Attend District, MD4 & LI Conventions
In short, get more credentials to get you even more qualified to be a District Governor.
Remember- As a Candidate for 2ndVDG (1stVDG & DG) you need to submit to the Nominating Committee a "Letter of Intent" and request your club to submit a "letter of nomination"
GOOD LUCK!
PDG Mercy B. Walters gave a seminar to Lions who are or maybe thinking of becoming a District Governor, it maybe a good idea to learn the attached, click here to download/print
