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a presentation to help incoming secretaries learn their responsibilities and to guide them about the new features of the new mylci website.
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Lion secretary 2012 2013
- 1. C lub S ecretary & MyLC I Congratulations!! 2012-2013 is YOUR year! m n RAJU
- 2. What do you think you will learn here? perf o rm ta on s ks l iais su i es bm iden ilit s rd sib ti f y it co on re res ou sp re re po rce il in lf s ta fu rts n ai m mnRAJU
- 3. Your Responsibilities • Communicate • Keep & maintain general club records • Submit regular monthly reports to LCI • Update DG/RC/ZC • Be an active member of DG’s ZAC • Pass on club records to your successor mnRAJU
- 4. Role Quiz The secretary is not the _____________ of the club. Reporting Liaison Officer Presiding Record Officer Keeper mnRAJU
- 5. Help the President Plan Draft Annual plan 1. Meetings 2. Fund Raising 3. Budgeting 4. Activities Plan well ahead Try innovative solutions mnRAJU
- 6. Plan Meetings • BOD meetings • Prepare agenda • Regular meetings • Proper notice – Speaker • Follow procedure – Entertainment • Have minutes – Business recorded • Committee • No absolute meetings authority/but assert if necessary mnRAJU
- 7. Sample Plan - Meetings mnRAJU
- 8. Sample Plan - Activities Nature of Activ ity July August Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan F eb March April May June Health Check-up Camps Date Place Doctors/Team Chi ef Guest Camp Chai rman Budget Need Based Programmes Date Place Doctors/Team Chi ef Guest Camp Chai rman Budget Date Place Doctors/Team Chi ef Guest Camp Chai rman Budget Date Place Doctors/Team Chi ef Guest Camp Chai rman Budget Date Place Doctors/Team Chi ef Guest Camp Chai rman Budget mnRAJU
- 9. Learn it All • Be learned • Club Officer manual – All needed info – Practical wisdom • The constitutions • Parliamentary procedure • Protocol mnRAJU
- 10. Learning Quiz From which two of the following sources can you learn? The District The Club Constitution Constitution The Region The Zone Constitution Constitution mnRAJU
- 11. Learn it All Many are willing to teach 2.DG/VDGs/DCS/DCT/RC/ZC & District Officers seek guidance 3.Past Secretaries request support 4.Senior Club Members involve them mnRAJU
- 12. Guidance Quiz Which of these can give you useful guidance? www.lionsclubs.org Club Officer’s Manual Your club roster and records Robert’s Rules of Order Club Constitution and by-laws mnRAJU
- 13. Board Meeting - Agenda Calling meeting to order Opening remarks by president Approval of minutes of previous meeting Discussion on minutes Reading last MM report Presentation & approval of accounts Secretary’s announcements Treasurer’s report & approval of payments New members/resignations/defaulters Reports of committees Approval of projects/activities Any other matter Vote of thanks Adjourning meeting mnRAJU
- 14. GB Business Meeting - Agenda Calling meeting to order Flag invocation Welcome address by president Approval of minutes of previous meeting Presentation of accounts Discussion on matters for GB approval * Financial * Projects * Administrative * Others Vote of thanks National anthem Adjourning meeting mnRAJU
- 15. GB Speaker Meeting- Agenda Inviting dignitaries to dais Calling meeting to order Flag invocation Greetings Welcome address by president Secretary’s report Introduction of chief guest Chief guest’s address Vote of thanks National anthem Adjourning meeting mnRAJU
- 16. MAIL Open immediately Act promptly Every communication Immediate attention Earliest reply Appropriate action mnRAJU
- 17. Using Phone Be Courteous Identify yourself Be Brief and Precise Check if you can go on Keep stationery ready Use silent mode mnRAJU
- 18. WMMR/MyLCI Membership & Activities Reporting on the LCI Website mnRAJU
- 19. What you will learn . . . • Existing features • New features • Answers to your Questions mnRAJU
- 20. MyLCI - Features • Report online • Create & maintain your id/password • Access and manage membership • Report, view and search for activities • Set service activity goals • Create signature activities • View your club statements • Make online payments mnRAJU
- 21. Let ’s Discuss . . . • Training Site • Access and Login • Site Overview • Member Data Functions • Add, drop, edit members • Create a family unit • Access reports • MyLCI Extras mnRAJU
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- 23. My LCI Access June 15, 2012 July 1, 2012 mnRAJU
- 24. "MyLCI" Extras • Auto logout – 20 minutes! • Support Center (context sensitive) •Service activity reports • Access www.lionsclubs.org • Click “Member Center” 3. Click “Planning Projects” 4. Click “The Lions Clubs Service Activity Report” link mnRAJU
- 25. Access MyLCI mnRAJU
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- 34. Keith Anderson mnRAJU
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- 36. Club Secretary Resources Club Officers – Teamwork CLUB webinar SECRETARY SELF-STUDY MODULE mnRAJU
- 37. MyLCI Questions mnRAJU
- 38. YOUR REWARD S Legacy Satisfaction Leadership Enhanced skills Region/district/ multiple/International awards mnRAJU
- 39. this slideshow is available at www.authorstream.com/tag/lionnagaraju www.slideshare.net/lionnagaraju write to me at lionnagaraju@gmail.com mnRAJU
- 40. Send SMS JOIN mnRAJU to 92195 92195
Notas del editor
- The club secretary has numerous responsibilities. He serves as the liaison between the club and district, and the association. Some of the primary responsibilities include: * Keep and maintain club records (club and board meeting minutes, attendance, committee appointments, elections, member information, and club member accounts) * Submit regular and monthly reports to headquarters * Submit copies of reports, such as the membership and activity reports, to the DG, RC, ZC etc * In cooperation with the treasurer, arrange for the issuance of semi-annual statements to each member for dues and other financial obligations and collect and turn the funds over to the club treasurer and obtain a receipt * Be an active member of the district governor's advisory committee * And deliver, in a timely manner, at the conclusion of your term in office, the general records of the club to your successor.
- New features one stop shop, on demand access easy user controls error notifications transaction confirmations multicultural dates across all browsers
- While many features of "MyLCI" remain the same, some benefits with the new site are: * Instead of completing the monthly membership and officer reporting forms and sending them to headquarters, you can enter/report this information within “MyLCI.” This includes identifying the club’s official officers and dropping or adding members for membership status reporting. * "MyLCI" is a one stop shop for on demand access to membership information and for managing club’s membership; allowing you to view, update, download club member information, print a roster to take attendance or download a directory whenever needed. * "MyLCI" allows you to log the club’s service activities, which can be used as a form of promotion for your club! You can also view the activities other clubs have performed, for new ideas on what is working in your geographic area.
- The features are not much different for those who are familiar with WMMR. The steps may have changed and you may recognize that some buttons and/or fields are in different locations, but for the most part it should be an easy transition. To new officers, these steps should prove easy to follow as well. * So let’s start by talking about the training site.
- You have heard the term "MyLCI" a few times thus far in our session, but may be wondering “what is it exactly”?! As club secretary, you have access to the association’s membership website WMMR, which stands for Web Monthly Membership Reporting, to fulfill some of your reporting responsibilities via the Internet. * This site has a new name and is now called “MyLCI.” We changed the name because it is now so much more than a membership reporting tool. * With “MyLCI,” WMMR and LeoMMR (the site that Leo’s use), are being combined into a single site “. The design of the new site is based on suggestions from club secretaries, district governors, and international directors. On the website you will find: A consistent look and feel that matches the Lions Clubs International site The use of common user controls that are currently used on the web today and supported across browsers No need for a user guide Informative and understandable error notifications and transaction acknowledgements And Support for internet browser including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome The new design makes the site easier to use and better meets the needs of club and district officers around the world. The design includes multi-cultural dates, times, phone numbers and addresses.
- The new “MyLCI” training web site will contain a copy of each club’s membership and service activity records, unlike the mocked up member records of WMMR training site. To safeguard the privacy of member data, the training web site now requires you to be logged in. * This year, 2012 – 2013 club officers will be able to access the training site two weeks before the start of their term. You will be able to access the main “MyLCI” web site on July 1 st , when your term begins.
- It is very important that you save your work when working within “MyLCI”. The system will log you out after 20 minutes of inactivity, so be sure to click the Save button periodically to prevent you from losing your information if you are logged off. * You should also note that the support center panel is context sensitive. What that means is the information displayed within it will change depending on the page you are on; providing specific assistance and guidance on the tasks that can be performed on that specific page. * The Service Activity Reporting functions that were used within WMMR remain the same, which is why we have not covered it during this session.
- To access “MyLCI,” click on * the “Submit Reports” link at the top of the association’s main page.
- If you are suffering from Password Overload, wouldn’t it be great if you could manage your own password so that it’s easy for you to remember? Well, now you can. If you used WMMR in the past, you will be able to use your previous WMMR * username and password to access MyLCI. If you have forgotten your password, simply * click the “Forgot your User Name or Password?” link, where you will be prompted to answer one of your security questions. If you are a new officer, you will need to create your username and password by * clicking the “New User? Click here to register now” link and following the screen prompts.
- To register, enter your member number, type the letters displayed in the word verification box, and click submit. If you don’t know your member number, look at the letter/e-mail that was sent to you when the 2012 – 2013 officers were reported. Your previous club secretary, president, or the district office can also provide you with your member number.
- Next you will see the registration screen. In the first section, you will be prompted to enter your first and last name, street address, and club name. If you receive the Lion magazine, the mailing label contains what our system has as your first and last name and street address. The letter you received with your member number contains your club’s official club name if you need it. * In the next section you are prompted to enter the user name and password you will use to access “MyLCI”. Passwords ARE case sensitive. You will also enter your e-mail address, which must be unique to our system, twice. Both of these requirements help to protect the privacy of your club member’s data. * Next you will select two security questions from the pre-defined list, or type your own, and enter their answers. These questions will be used to help you if you forget your user name or password. The answers are case sensitive. * You will then need to agree to the terms and conditions associated with the site, review the privacy policy and click Submit; after which you will receive your confirmation of registration. * The next time you want to login to “MyLCI”, you will simply enter your user name and password on the “MyLCI” logon page.
- After logging in, you will see the Club Officer Home page. The officer role that is active in our database for you will be displayed. On this page, you will also see what we call the Support Panel on the right side. This section contains information to help you use the web site. Click on this blue Support Center bar to maximize the Support Center so you can see more of its assistance features. Here you will see the link to access the Training Area. When you want to see less of the Support Center and more of your main page, click on the minimize icon. * The menu at the top of your page may not look like this one, for the menu options displayed vary according to role. So district governors will see different menu options than club presidents. * You will see a “My Leo Club” menu option if your club sponsors one or more Leo clubs. * Select “My Lions Club” for links pertaining to the Lions club where your primary membership is. * The “My District/My Multiple District” links contain information about your district or multiple district and the officers and chairpersons.
- In the middle of the page you will see some small subsections or panels with information specific to your club. * The “My Tasks” section shows a list of tasks customized to your role and your club. To take action on a task in this section, you can simply click on the red arrow and the web page you need to take care of that task will be displayed. * The “My Members” section shows your club’s membership reporting status and the count of members by member type. We can see that this club has reported their membership status every month except May. * The “My Club” section displays the information on your club meetings. This is the same information that users of the Lionsclubs.org / Find a club will see. You can click on the * “Edit” link to update your meeting information. * The “My Service Activities” panel displays your club’s most recent service activity and a summary of your club’s service activity for the year. The “More Service Activities” link will take you to the main service activity page where you can add, update and search for service activities. * The “My Info” section displays your own contact information. You can click the Edit link to update your contact information. * The “My Officers” section shows your Region and Zone officers as well as the other members of your club’s leadership team. What I like about this section is the ability to quickly send an e-mail to any of these officers using the envelop icon on the right side of the section.
- Membership data functions include 1. adding, 2. editing, 3. dropping and 4. creating a family member features. To begin your membership reporting, from the My Lions Club menu, select Members. * If you do NOT have any membership changes to report for the month, click the Report No Changes for Month drop down arrow and select the month you are reporting on. You will then receive a confirmation message and you’re done! If you DO have membership changes to report, such as a new member, click the Add Member drop down arrow and select either New Member or Prior Member of this Club. If we select New Member, the Add Member page is displayed. What you are seeing now is only showing the top half of the page. From here you would tab from field to field to fill out the information. If the software finds any errors, a message will be displayed in red below the entry field.
- The bottom portion of the Add Member page displays where you will enter the new member’s mailing address. Once you select the country for the member, the rest of the address entry fields will be displayed. After entering the complete address, a preview of a mailing label will be displayed. If you find that mailing label is not properly formatted, you can go back and re-enter the mailing address. With Lions in 206 countries and geographical locations, each member’s mailing address is correctly formatted for their area. * The rest of the member information is straightforward. Phone numbers and e-mail address are optional. Enter this information based on the member’s preference for being contacted by fellow club members. * You will then click Save to save your new member’s information. If you missed any information that is required, a message will display below the entry field. If there are any general errors on the page, the error message will be displayed as well.
- We’ve just a dded a new member, now let’s look at editing an existing member’s information or dropping a member. To make any change, the first thing to do is find the member. On the Members page, the names and member numbers are listed. To view more information about a particular member, click on the row with the member’s name. The row expands and displays more information about that member. To edit the member’s information click the Edit Details link. Dropping the member is as easy as selecting the reason for the drop after clicking the “Drop Member” link. If after seeing viewing information about that member, you realize this is not the member you were interested in, you can collapse the row by clicking on the row again.
- The easiest way to create a family unit is to start with the person who will be considered the head of the household. With this member selected and expanded, you will click Create Family Unit. You can see that we are on the Family Unit page and that Harold Anderson has already been assigned as a member of this Family Unit since he was the member selected on the previous page. Since I selected Harold first, the software is also assuming that I want him to be the full-paying member or what we call the Head of Household. Now I also see that his year of birth is missing from his record. If I click on Edit to fix this error, I am prompted to select his year of birth, followed by OK. After doing so I am returned to the previous screen where I am ready to select a club member to add to the family unit. * Notice that although you see the entire list of members, you cannot select some of the club members to be a part of the family unit, because they don’t qualify; for they may be an Honorary Member or a Student Member. To add a member to the family unit, you click the name of the member and specify the documents you reviewed to confirm that member is qualified to be a part of the family unit. Once you click OK, you are returned to the Family Unit screen, which will show that you now have two members in the Family Unit and be prompted to click Save, if the family will only have these two members. After clicking Save, a confirmation page is displayed so you know the family unit was successfully created.
- Let’s talk about how to access the pre-formatted membership reports that are available in MyLCI. From the “My Lions Club” menu, simply select the Report option. From there you will see the list of reports available to you such as the club roster and a copy of the monthly membership report that is submitted to your zone chairperson and district governor. You can also export or download membership data from this section as well.
- * The Club Constitution & Bylaws and the Club Officer Manual, both available on the LCI website, are the primary resources for you to reference as club secretary. * T he Leadership Resource Center has a Club Secretary Self-Study module that you can view at your leisure. * R eference the Support Center section of "MyLCI" for a detailed explanation.