About Us
A youth development club that places emphasis on service, outreach and fellowship. SMU Rotaract aims to provide an enriching experience for all our members through our three main avenues - Community Service, Professional Development and Club Service.
Here at SMU Rotaract we are a fun group of people collectively committed to the cause of community service and participants can expect to have ample chances to network with like-minded individuals who have the heart to serve as well as opportunities to hone their soft skills such as communication, leadership and project management through project sessions, workshops and career networking sessions while taking away fond memories of their time serving the community with fellow SMU students.
Key Events
- Community Service
- Project Sparks: A project that seeks to reach out to children with mild autism and dyslexia through hands-on crafts and story-telling.
- Project Nurture: A project to link volunteers with underprivileged children, and to build up essential life skills to empower them.
- Project Bloom: A project facilitating the interaction between volunteers and people with down syndrome, so as to empower them and stimulate their social and emotional development.
- Project Candela: A project to engage migrant workers in meaningful activities, and better assimilate into Singapore through imparting knowledge, skills and forge lasting friendships with them. - Professional Development Events
e.g. Mental Health Workshop, Social Enterprise Networking Session, Sustainability workshop and more. - Club Service Events
e.g. Exam Welfare Drives and snack baskets, Regular Cohesion events to facilitate interactions between our Rotaractors and to build a fun and inclusive community.
Our People in Action
Club Sessions
- Subjective to the projects
How To Join
We will have interviews to join SMU Rotaract as a volunteer for our 4 main Community Service projects.
FAQ
Students selected to be a volunteer or organising committee member for our community service projects will automatically qualify as a member of SMU Rotaract.
SMU Rotaract will provide the 80 hours required toward SMU's mandatory community service graduation requirement. The hours will be divided between the community service projects and the Professional Development sessions.
No! sessions will only be conducted for the duration of the project. Dates and frequency of these sessions will be decided by the organising committee of the project.
All of our community service projects are now able to be held in person! Some Professional Development sessions maybe held online but will be subjected to majority preference.
Achievements
- District 3310 Merit Award of RY2020-21
- District 3310 Best Professional Development Award(Gold) of RY2020-21
- SICS Excellence Club Award 2020