Each Rotary district may submit one candidate for competition in the worldwide selection process for the Rotary World Peace Scholarships. Each district must set its own deadline for clubs to submit applications to the district. November 2000 Districts receive application materials from The Rotary Foundation. December 2000 Districts begin distributing application materials to clubs. Districts and clubs promote the scholarship opportunity to attract well-qualified candidates.
Clubs conduct interview and selection process.
Clubs begin submitting club-endorsed applications to the district in accordance with district deadline. Districts conduct interview and selection process for their Rotary World Peace Scholar candidate. September 2001 Districts submit their one candidate to Rotary International World Headquarters to arrive on or before the 1 October 2001 deadline . December 2001 Districts and their candidates are notified of the results of the world competitive selection process. The Rotary Centers for International Studies program is a global Rotary effort and, therefore, requires the financial support of all districts in order to be successful.