The courses are led by Senior RLI Faculty and continue to employ various facilitation techniques and methods used in the undergraduate curriculum to engage, involve and motivate the participants. The courses are generally smaller in size, and allow for a more detailed examination of concepts and immersion in the subject matter.     

Registration is for the entire day just as in the undergraduate curriculum. Graduate courses run on the same 8:30 am to 3:30 pm schedule as the undergraduate curriculum, but are scheduled in blocks of two, half-day courses, with each AM or PM block consisting of 2.5 hours. They are run at select RLI locations as indicated on the RLI events calendar by the notation "Grad", with the two, 2 digit course numbers following, i.e., "Grad01-02"   

Grad01- The History of Rotary's First Hundred Years: How did we get here? As the Rotary Centennial fades in our memory, this course looks at the founding years and subsequent century of the organization with a critical eye. How did our basic principles develop? Have we always been about Youth, Vocation, Community, International, or even Service concerns? When difficult times or issues faced Rotary, how did our organization react? What has the impact of The Rotary Foundation been on Rotary? How did corporate programs and goals, like Youth Exchange & Polio Eradication, develop? Have these changes been good for our organization?        

Grad02- Leadership & Membership Retention: Strategic Visioning in a Rotary Club. This is an examination of the benefits of strategic planning for an individual and organization, different methods of strategic planning, and a hands-on look at the Club Visioning module being used in Zone 33 by the Zone Membership Team and Club Visioning Teams of trained facilitators.    

Grad03- Diversity: The Key to Saving Rotary?  A cutting edge examination of the concept of "diversity", it's societal genesis, and its application to the Rotary organization and Rotary clubs. Is it the key to "saving" Rotary?  

Grad04- Leveraging the Power of The Rotary Foundation for Doing Good in the World.  A detailed examination of innovative techniques for using the programs and financial support of our Foundation and Rotary clubs to "do good in the world".