Your Job as Division Director

The formation of divisions is optional. If divisions are part of the district structure, single letters must designate them. For example, divisions may be assigned the letters N, S and C for Northern, Southern and Central. The same letter cannot designate more than one division in a district.

• Divisions must have at least three areas.
• Each division has a director, responsible for supervising activities within the division. The division director, who is elected, works under the supervision of the district director.

DIVISION DIRECTOR

As division director, your job is to lead and support the division through the supervision and support of the area directors. One of your primary goals as division director is to ensure that each club achieves its mission and fulfills its responsibilities to its members. To achieve this, you coordinate division activities, set division goals, and assist in the training of area and club leaders. To serve as division director, you must have served at least six consecutive months as a member of a district council. The division director may be re-elected to one succeeding term.

DIVISION COUNCILS

Division council members are the division director, assistant division director program quality, assistant division director club growth and area directors within the division. The division council manages division activities; facilitates the achievement of club, area, division and district goals; and helps with administrative activities, such as division contests, meetings and training. The division council meets at least twice each year. Meetings are conducted in-person when practical. The division director notifies attendees at least four weeks before each meeting.