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2008 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

Rotarians can bask in the abundant California sunshine that streams into the lobbies and concourse of the award-winning Los Angeles Convention Center. This architectural feat of glass and steel offers 720,000 square feet of exhibit space, an Internet-ready business center, and fine dining. A short distance from many hotels and across the street from the Staples Center, the convention center is the site of

  • Registration services

  • Plenary sessions

  • House of Friendship and exhibits

  • Workshops and luncheons

  • Commemorative service project

 

The International Institute and the Rotaract and Youth Exchange preconvention meetings will also be held at the convention center.

 

Notable convention speakers and performers

Dr. Margaret Chan
As director-general of the World Health Organization, Dr. Margaret Chan will talk about future steps to eliminate polio. Her presentation will be during the plenary session on Tuesday, 17 June. 

 

Natalie Cole
Eight-time Grammy Award-winning singer Natalie Cole, daughter of icon Nat "King" Cole, will appear at the new NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE as a part of the "California Experience" event put together by local Rotarians on the Host Organization Committee.

 

Stephen Lewis
Formerly the special envoy to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Stephen Lewis is co-director of AIDS-Free World, a new international AIDS advocacy organization, based in the United States.

 

Steve Tyrell
Opening for Natalie Cole is Grammy Award-winning vocalist Steve Tyrell. He has achieved great success as an artist, producer, songwriter, music supervisor, and performer. His work in the studio has included collaborations with such diverse and legendary artists as Rod Stewart, Diana Ross, Dolly Parton, Elton John, Bonnie Raitt, Burt Bacharach, Bette Midler, and Stevie Wonder just to name a few.

 

2008 RI Convention preliminary program

All events are subject to change.

Wednesday, 11 June

  • 1600-2200 2008 International RYLA (by invitation only)

 

Thursday, 12 June

  • 0800-2200 2008 International RYLA (by invitation only)

  • 0900-1700 Rotaract Meeting registration

  • Youth Exchange Officers Meeting registration

  • 1400-1700 Rotaract Meeting

  • Youth Exchange Officers Meeting

  • 1500-1900 International Institute registration

  • 1730-1900 International Institute welcome reception

  • Youth Exchange Officers Meeting welcome reception
     

Friday, 13 June

  • 0800-1800 Registration/ticket sales/credentialing/host gift bags

  • 0800-2200 2008 International RYLA (by invitation only)

  • 0900-1700 International Institute

  • Rotaract Meeting

  • Youth Exchange Officers Meeting

  • 1200-1400 International Institute luncheon (RI-ticketed event)

  • 1300-1700 Global Alliance of Rotary Foundation Alumni Meeting

  • 1900-2200 International Institute dinner

  • Youth Exchange Officers Banquet (RI-ticketed event)
     

Saturday, 14 June

  • 0800-2000 Registration/ticket sales/credentialing

  • 0800-2200 2008 International RYLA (by invitation only)

  • 0900-1200 Global Alliance of Rotary Foundation Alumni Meeting

  • International Institute

  • Rotaract Preconvention Meeting

  • Youth Exchange Officers Meeting

  • 0930-1030 Orientation for first-time convention attendees

  • 1000-2000 House of Friendship

  • 1330-1400 Grand opening of House of Friendship

  • 1400-1500 Orientation for first-time convention attendees

  • 1600-1730 “Meet the Rotary Stars” reception (RI-ticketed event)

  • 1730-2130 The California Experience – LA Live and Nokia Theatre (host-ticketed event)
     

Sunday, 15 June

  • 0800-2000 Registration/ticket sales/credentialing/host gift bags

  • 0900-2000 House of Friendship

  • 0900-1000 Interfaith service

  • 1230-1500 Opening Plenary Session (first seating)

  • 1500-1630 Paul Harris Fellows Reception (RI-ticketed event)

  • 1630-1900 Opening Plenary Session (second seating)
     

Monday, 16 June

  • 0800-1800 Registration/ticket sales/credentialing/host gift bags

  • 0900-2000 House of Friendship

  • 0930-1145 Second Plenary Session

  • 1200-1330 “Celebrating the Past of Rotary” Luncheon (RI-ticketed event)

  • 1330-1430 Interactive discussion groups/workshops*

  • 1500-1600 Interactive discussion groups/workshops

  • 1700-2200 International Family Reunion — Host Hospitality (host-ticketed event)
     

Tuesday, 17 June

  • 0800-1800 Registration/ticket sales/credentialing/host gift bags

  • 0900-2000 House of Friendship

  • 0930-1145 Third Plenary Session

  • 1200-1330 “Rotary Today” Luncheon (RI-ticketed event)

  • 1330-1430 Interactive discussion groups/workshops*

  • 1500-1600 Interactive discussion groups/workshops

  • 1530-2330 Concert Under the Stars (Hollywood Bowl) (host-ticketed event)
     

Wednesday, 18 June

  • 0800-1600 Registration/ticket sales/credentialing/host gift bags

  • 0900-2000 House of Friendship

  • 0930-1200 Fourth Plenary Session

  • 1200-1400 “Rotary Tomorrow” Luncheon (RI-ticketed event)

  • 1330-1500 Interactive discussion groups/workshops*

  • 1530-1800 Closing Plenary Session
     

* Topics will include membership, The Rotary Foundation, literacy, water management, health and hunger, and the family of Rotary.

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