The District 6080 Group Study Exchange (GSE) team is in the final stages of preparation for what promises to be the international adventure of a lifetime – four weeks in Central America, learning about life there through the lens of their Rotary hosts.
Four young professionals from the fields of higher education and banking have been selected to represent Rotary District 6080 as part of a Group Study Exchange (GSE) team that will visit Central America in April. The team will travel to the four countries of District 4240 (Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and El Salvador) from April 1 to 29, 2013.
Paul Reinert, past president of the Rotary Club of Springfield, has been selected to lead the Group Study Exchange team that will represent District 6080 next April in Central America. The five-member team will travel to the four countries of District 4240 (Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and El Salvador) from April 1 to 29, 2013.
The application deadline is looming for those interested in participating in the Group Study Exchange (GSE) trip to Central America in April 2013. The District 6080 team will be comprised of one team leader and four (non-Rotarian) professionals who will represent the District, Missouri and the country, while promoting the mutual benefits that such an
Rotary District 6080 is currently seeking applications for team leader and team members for the 2013 Group Study Exchange with District 4240 in Central America. The District 6080 team will consist of one Rotarian team leader and four non-Rotarian young professionals between the ages of 25 and 40. The team will visit the four countries
The Trustees of the Rotary Foundation have announced Group Study Exchange (GSE) pairings for the 2012-13 Rotary year. District 6080 will be matched with District 4240, which is a unique district that comprises the four Central American countries of Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and El Salvador. District Governor-Elect Mark Pearce initiated this GSE connection in hopes of
Italian GSE Team Arrives The Team arrived Tuesday in St. Louis at 11 PM, two hours later than scheduled and short one piece of luggage. They stayed overnight in the Moonrise Hotel. They had a quick driving tour of St. Louis and went up the Arch and rode the Metro across the Mississippi River to
