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Rotaract Clubs

There are two kinds of Rotaract Clubs; University and Community. University clubs are based out of colleges such as ASU or UofA. Usually, you have to be a student of the university in order to join. In a community club, any member from the surrounding community can join, not limited to University students. 

Our Clubs

ASU Rotaract

Based out of the ASU Tempe campus, with projects & socials commonly taking place in the surronding Phoenix, Tempe, and Mesa areas. Meetings take place on the Tempe campus. 

Meetings: Bulldog Hall 219, 6:30pm, Second & Fourth Mondays of the month. 

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Phoenix Rotaract

Phoenix Rotaract is a community club based in the heart of Phoenix. Members primarily participate in projects in the Phoenix and Mesa areas.

Meetings: Fourth Monday, 6:30pm, at

Keegan's Grill, 3114 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85016

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West Valley Rotaract

Currently covers the entire West Valley of Phoenix. Participates and organizes projects in various areas throughout the valley, not sticking to a general area. Hosts monthly meetings at Estrella Mountain Community College.

Meetings: Arroyo Hall 191, Fourth Monday of the month, at 6:30pm.

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Benedictine Rotaract

Based out of Benedictine University located in the East Valley. Members participate in projects in the East Valley and signature projects on campus. 

Meetings: Every other Wednesday, 12:30pm, at 225 East Main Street Mesa, 85201, United States Arizona

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Embry-Riddle Rotaract

Based out of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, in partnership with the Silver Wings program. Members participate in projects in the surrounding Flagstaff area and on campus. 

 

Meetings: Coming soon... 

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Lake Havasu Rotaract

A community club based in Lake Havasu City. Members participate in projects and socials in the surrounding area of the city. 

Meetings: Coming soon...

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UofA Rotaract

Based out of the University of Arizona Campus. Members participate in projects in socials in the surrounding Tucson area. 

Meetings: Every other Tuesday, 6:30pm, in the Modern Languages Buildings, Room 311

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East Valley Rotaract

Coming Soon...

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Benefits of Joining

Unlock a world of opportunities by joining Rotaract! From building lifelong friendships to making a meaningful impact in your community, Rotaract has something for everyone. Check out the benefits below and see how you can grow, lead, and thrive!

Personal Growth

Rotaract provides opportunities to lead projects, organize events, and manage teams, helping members build confidence and leadership skills. Increase your interpersonal skills by collaborating with diverse groups to sharpen communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills.

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