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- Resources: How to download and view these formsHow to view To view the forms and manuals in this library you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Click the logo below to install the reader. Once you have installed the reader double-click on the icon for the form or manual you wish to view, then you can save the file, print it, or just view it. How to save a form in MS Word format: Click on the link Select Save As from the dialog box Indicate where on your computer to save the file Click SAVE When file is saved Open MS Word and then open the file. Manuals are in PDF files. Officer Handbooks are in the works. As soon as they are available, they will be posted. The “Blueprint for Managing a Club” is a PowerPoint presentation by Regine Acquire, presented at the Fall 2003 District Conference. “A Course for the Future” was adopted at the 2002 Zonta International Convention, Gotenburg, Sweden. The District 6 Area Director’s Manual is formatted to print two-sided (on both the front and back of the page).
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Being a member of Zonta is a connection to professional women, your community, your region, and an opportunity to help women locally and worldwide.

Why join Zonta?

Reasons to join are as different as the type of women who make up each club.
Some want to make a difference in the community, some are moved by the International mission, some join to interact with other professional women,
and some become members to participate in the fabulous events each year.

Who is eligible?

You must have a professional or business background, though need not be presently employed, with decision-making experience. You must support the Mission and Objectives of Zonta and be willing to give of your time and talent to help empower women through service and advocacy. If you are interested in membership, please send the following information to a Zonta Club nearest to you or visit Zonta International’s website, www.zonta.org , where you will find a prospective membership questionnaire . Once you’ve submitted the completed form, a representative will contact you.
• Name
• Professional/Occupational Background
• Contact Information