CNH Circle K: Fall Training Conference 2016 Program

Fall Training Conference

Nov. 4-6, 2016 Sonora, CA

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Campsite Map Governor’s Welcome

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FTC Chair’s Welcome Code of Conduct Old Oak Ranch Guidelines Safety Protocols The 2016-2017 District Board District Fundraising Initiatives District Service Initiative Meet the FTC Committee Coconut Brawl campfire Skits & Talent acts Saturday Night Entertainment Fundraising Activities Interactive District Bingo Conversation Starters Conference Schedule Workshop Descriptions WoRkshop matrix Program Ads Committee Thank You’s

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Aloha, Cal-Nev-Ha Circle K! At last, you have arrived in Old Oak Ranch and the day has finally arrived for you to take a step back from your everyday routine and enjoy a weekend filled with adventure. Servant leaders have gathered from all around California and Nevada for this getaway and I can guarantee you that this tropical resort is hosting one of the best events there is to offer in CNH. With that, I welcome you to the 2016 Fall Training Conference: It's Tiki Time!

This weekend may be one of the coldest tropical experiences you've ever had, but don't fret! Our hostess, Claire Lee, is an expert when it comes to planning getaways beyond your wildest dreams! Fall Training Conference offers the opportunity for members to participate in a plethora of activities, which include spirit battles, skits and performances, team activities in the Coconut Brawl, and attending workshops to learn something new!

I guarantee you that if you put your best foot forward in everything you do this weekend, you'll have a great time. Our past visitors and guests have said that this resort has left them with memories that they can describe as "unparalleled, exciting, momentous, remarkable, and magical.�

Claire along with her Committee and District Board, has been hard at work planning this three-day vacation for the past few months. Their sweat, tears, and love have gone into every aspect of this event to make it special just for YOU. I hope this weekend helps you learn more about yourself and discover the real meaning behind being a part of our organization. You will meet new friends and cheer your hearts out and it is my hope that by the end of the event, that you not only say you enjoyed your time in paradise, but also enjoyed your time with your CNH Ohana. Make the most out of this tropical getaway. Now let's all grab a coconut, put in a straw, and enjoy!

With lots of love and excitement, Alex D. Nguyen CNH District Governor

Welcome to Fall Training Conference!

It's Tiki Time and I hope you're ready to hang loose! This weekend's tropical getaway will be unlike any other you've gone on before.

Surf the waves of service, leadership, and fellowship with all the members of California-Nevada-Hawai'i by your side.

From workshops to campfire skits, general sessions to team activities, and spirit battles to delicious meals, FTC 2016 is jampacked with activities that will make you never want to leave!

Cheer your heart out for your school, division, and our district. Look forward to the new member induction, fashion show, campfire skits and talent acts, alternative activities, and the dance on Saturday night.

Remember, FTC is what you make of it so really use all the opportunities presented this weekend to put yourself out there!

Make a new friend, heck, make ten new friends! Enjoy the team activities, talk to one another over the meals, and meet new people during the workshops! Say thank you to your team captains and workshop hosts for stepping up and taking the initiative to be a leader. Hopefully they will inspire you to apply to these roles at next year's Fall Training Conference!

Fall Training Conference holds a dear place in my heart. I come back to this event every year to make new friends, see old ones, and create new memories while reigniting my passion for this organization. FTC really shows you what Circle K is all about and welcomes new members into the family.

Get ready to create new memories with the wonderful members of CNH that you meet this weekend. This tropical adventure only lasts three days, so grab your surfboard and ride as many waves as you can!

Get ready to surf the waves of CNH! Love, Claire Lee Fall Training Conference Chair

Code of Conduct The following Code of Conduct has been established to make this event as safe and enjoyable for all attendees and will be in effect during the entire event. The following is an excerpt of the Circle K International Policy Code and adopted by your District Board of Officers.

1. No drugs of any nature, with the exception of prescribed medication, will be permitted in the possession of anyone in attendance.

2. The International Alcohol Policy will be enforced at all times during this event, and throughout the travel to and from the event.

3. There is no curfew hour, however, in consideration of others, Circle K members must be in their cabins, with closed doors, by the Retirement Hour indicated on the event program. After Quiet Hours as designated on the event program, gathering must be contained inside. Loud noises and disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. In deference to camp rules, men are not allowed in women’s cabins and women are not allowed in men’s cabins, at any time.

4. Circle K District Staff members or their associates must make room or cabin assignment changes.

5. Smoking is prohibited at all general sessions, contests, workshops, and caucuses. Individuals who wish to smoke must do so in the designated areas of the hotel, camp, or facility.

6. Care shall be taken not to deface or destroy any property. Any damages will be paid for by the individuals responsible.

7. All Circle K members and guests are expected to conduct themselves as responsible, professional men and women and are required to attend all sessions and activities.

8. The appropriate dress for men and women will be expected to be worn at all times as prescribed in the event program.

9. Every attendee will respect the authority of the Circle K District Administrator and the Sergeant-at-Arms Committee.

10. Infractions of the Code of Conduct will be reported to the District Board of Officers and the District Administrator. Appropriate action will be taken for any infraction including the dismissal of any attendees from the event at the expense of the individual.

11. The Code of Conduct is in effect from the moment an attendee leaves home and until the moment he or she arrives home.

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Old Oak Ranch Camp Guidelines 1.

Be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there.

• All meals, meetings, and activities are mandatory.

• Stay in the camp boundaries at all times.

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Respect other people and their belongings.

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No fighting or foul language No stealing.

No raiding of any kind.

• e.g. damaging, rearranging

3. No illegal items.

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Drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, weapons of any kind.

4. You break it, you buy it!

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All damage to camp property must be paid for prior to leaving camp.

A fine of $500 will be imposed for graffiti.

5. No pillow fights.

6. Due to liability, skateboarding in camp is allowed only in skate area with proper safety equipment.

7. Respect the staff of the Old Oak Ranch. They have done a fantastic job accommodating us!

8. Men are not allowed in women’s cabins, and women are not allowed in men’s cabins, at anytime.

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Safety Protocols LARGE-SCALE EMERGENCY In the event of a fire, debilitating earthquake, or other large-scale emergency, all attendees are to report to the Family Center. If the Family Center is unsafe, all attendees should report to the large lawn area. Attendees should NOT attempt to get in their cars to leave, or return to their cabins. Advisors will report to the District Administrator and Director of SLP Programs for instructions, who will be consulting with the camp staff. Advisors will then direct the students as appropriate for an evacuation or other safety measures.

PERSONAL EMERGENCY In the event of a personal emergency, attendees are requested to report to the nearest Sergeant-at-Arms or Advisor. The SAA or Advisor should stay with the attendee in distress, and direct another attendee to advise the District Administrator or Director of SLP Programs, whoever is closer. An advisor, rather than a student, should transport anyone needing to go to the emergency room. Each advisor will be given a copy of the map to the nearest emergency room, so that someone who needs medical assistance can be taken there immediately if necessary.

Before departing, if at all possible, the District Administrator or Director of SLP Programs should be advised of the situation.

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2016-2017 District Board The California-Nevada-Hawaii District Board is composed of 3 District Executives, 9 Lieutenant Governors, 9 appointed District Chairs, and a District Administrator that serves as an ex-officio member of the board.

Each member of the District Board is an integral part into contributing to our continued success as a district.

District Executives

Alex D. Nguyen District Governor UC Irvine

Erick j. reyno District Secretary csU Long Beach

Donald Franks District treasurer uc berkeley

District Administrator

Camille goulet DistricT Administrator Los Angeles kiwanis

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Lieutenant governorS

Lawrence sahagun Capital

Sacramento State

jesus Martinez

Jorge Lopez

Jennifer Nguyen

Central Coast

Desert oasis

UC Merced

UN Las vegas

Monica Willemsz

Jesus pelayo

Foothill

Golden Gate

Magic Kingdom

Los Angeles City College

Diablo Valley College

CSU Fullerton

Allen Pham

Nicolet Ramirez

Ryan Wiseman

metro

Paradise

Sunset

university of Southern California

CsU San marcos

De Anza College

District chairs

Heyun Jeong

Sienna Serrano

Claire Lee

communications & Marketing

District convention

Fall training conference

UC Berkeley

UC Irvine

UC Berkeley

Natalie mann

Christopher Riley

Kiwanis family & Foundation

Member Recognition

UC Los Angeles

CSU Long Beach

membership development & education

Josef Madrigal

Michael novang

CSU Fullerton

vivian tran

joseph le

ON TO Intl. convention

Service

technology editor

Sacramento state

UC San Diego

UC San Diego

District Fundraising Initiatives Kiwanis Family House The Kiwanis Family House is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting the families of patients at the UC Davis Medical Center or Shriners Hospital. The KFH is a home-away-from-home for families who must travel over 35 miles from home to seek medical treatment.

Finding low-cost lodging near the hospitals can be important to these families especially if the patient has a life-threatening injury or illness and if the treatment period lasts for an extended time. The KFH offers inexpensive accommodations for families with individual bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, bathrooms, food and clothes closets, laundry, and hook-ups for recreational vehicles and a free shuttle to the hospitals.

Pediatric Trauma Program The Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation established the Pediatric Trauma Program in 1994 to address Pediatric Trauma as the leading reason of death amongst children 14 and under. The Pediatric Trauma Program is funded solely by contributions from Kiwanis & Service Leadership Programs. The CNH Foundation takes a holistic approach to prevent pediatric trauma by providing community outreach, education, and safety materials to children and families living in the communities we share; by providing grants to the Kiwanis Family to assist them in their efforts to reduce trauma and death; by improving the outcomes for children who experience pediatric trauma by providing grants to our partner hospitals.

UNICEF UNICEF has been actively working to develop a world in which every child has a fair chance at life. From its conception back in 1946, UNICEF has evolved from providing clothing and healthcare to children affected by World War II, to promoting to deliver clean water to developing nations around the world. UNICEF takes on a variety of different projects and campaigns, many of which benefit children worldwide.

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District Service Initiative:

Serve to Conserve As our world is constantly changing and evolving to meet the needs of our society today, our consumption and carbon footprint levels have increased dramatically in recent years. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, in the last 50 years, humans have consumed more then ever before in history. This includes everything ranging from water and fossil fuels, to a wide variety of natural resources.

An accumulation of this increased human activity has led to global warming and climate change, which have caused a cascading effect on various parts of the world.

Wildlife species’ environments have been affected, pollution has worsened, our natural resources are depleting. Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide have been building up in the atmosphere and will not be able to be eliminated for several decades.

This has resulted in glaciers melting quickly and higher sea levels throughout the world in various countries.

Although our negative impact on the environment has increased with time, we also have the power to make a difference for the better. Some of the simple actions that we do every day can be easily modified. For example, using compact fluorescent light bulbs consumes significantly less energy and will last longer. Changing up your method of transportation to walking, biking, or even carpooling can make a massive difference as well.

Purchasing energy efficient supplies maximizes energy usage, and also reduces waste.

Together as a District, Circle K members throughout CNH have the ability to collaborate and make a difference in our local communities. By spreading awareness and education, we can empower our peers and also the next generation to continue a forward thinking and work towards a more eco-friendly future.

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Meet the FTC Committee The FTC Committee has been working hard this past year to put on this District event for CNH! From registration, to website, to all the festivities at FTC, this committee has been in progress of making FTC happen! Each member is committed to making a part of FTC happen, and we hope to provide the best experience possible!

FTC Chair

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT “My favorite part about FTC is seeing all the new members get excited about Circle K and also meeting everyone from all around Cal-Nev-Ha! “

“My favorite part about FTC is watching members, both new and old alike, discover their passion for this wonderful organization.”

Claire Lee

Lindon Tran

UC Berkeley

UC LOs ANGELES

A/V & TECHNOLOGY

Campfire

“ My favorite part of FTC is seeing old and new members alike bonding throughout the weekend and creating new connections.”

Mike Zhang

Jasmine Liu

UC Los angeles

UC Davis

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“My favorite part about FTC was the new member installation. It showed me that no matter the distance, people can come together through the goodness of their heart.”

Decorations

Decorations “My favorite part about FTC is seeing old friends from the district while having the chance to meet new and amazing people through activities.”

“My favorite part about FTC would be the t-shirt fashion show.

Everyone’s so funny and full of energy! It’s super fun to watch!”

Jez apelar

Marianne Lagasca SF state

CSU Long Beach

Entertainment & Dining

Graphics

“My favorite parts about FTC are the campfire skits and member induction!”

“My favorite part about FTC are the campfire skits!

Schools that are chosen are able to showcase their talent & unity!”

KeviN nguyen

priscilla lu

Orange coast college

uc iRVINE

Program

Registration “My favorite part of FTC is running around during alternate activities and doing all of them to truly get FTC experience!”

“My favorite memory of FTC was when I participated in UC Berkeley’s Campfire Skit!

Alan kwok

Jasmine Lin

diablo valley college

uc Berkeley

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Sergeant-At-Arms

Slideshows

“My favorite part of FTC was bonding with my school during the cheers of general session. It definitely helped create a connection to everyone.”

“My favorite part about FTC is learning cheers from each division/ school throughout the entire event.”

josh montefalcon UC IRVINE

Nathan heger UC RIVERSIDE

Team activities

workshops

“My favorite part about FTC is meeting new friends across the district and catching up with old ones!”

eddie huang sacramento state

workshops

“My favorite part of FTC was being able to become closer with members from my home club as well as members from other divisions through FTC festivities.”

andrea seet uc Berkeley

Advisors “My favorite part about FTC is Saturday night which includes the talent act, alternate activities, and the dance!”

Roberto ruiz

Bill & Virginia Carpenter

sf STATE

Berkeley Kiwanis

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Team activities: Coconut Brawl Coconut Brawl is sets of games you will all be playing during meal times. Everyone at FTC has been placed into a team with people from schools all over CNH. Each team is led by an amazing team captain who will bring you all on a voyage to paradise. Take this chance to get out of your comfort zone and meet new friends! We hope all of you enjoy getting to know your team and team captains. Let's make this a weekend getaway you won't forget!

This Year’s Teams Are: Sand Crabs Lava Lovers Super Surfers Sea Turtles Wavy Riders Tacky Tourists Sunburnt Seastars Cave Explorers Seashell Hunters Beach Bums Coco Coconuts Jumping Jellyfish Magnificent Mangoes Fineapples Baja Blasters Pina Coladas

Campfire Skits + Talent Acts One of the most exciting features Fall Training Conference has to offer is a night full of exciting skits, entertaining talent act performances, as well as a highly spirited audience to help radiate positive energy for Cal-Nev-Ha. Come join us on Saturday night as the district will have the Campfire Skits/Talent Acts that showcases the skits from various schools around the district, the many amazing talents, in addition to cheering your heart’s content to showcase district spirit and unity.

Did you watch the campfire skits & talent acts and just loved it? Don’t forget to let the performers know how great they were! Show some love and appreciation! Write a note and drop it in their respective container during night activities on Saturday!

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Saturday Night entertainment KARAOKE What better way to start off the night than being able to sing your hearts out with your friends? Well you can have it all here! Come hang with all your friends and sing your favorite classics! What could be better than that?

PHOTOBOOTH There will also be a photo booth for everyone to snap a pic and save it for a keepsake so that they can remember the good memories they made with their friends on our awesome tropical themed Photo Booth!

HENNA TATTOO Booth Ever wanted a tattoo but afraid to commit? Be sure to visit the henna tattoo both and get a temporary tattoo of anything that you wish!

You can get tattoos ranging from your name or even an pineapple.

Check it out!

PRIZE WINNING GAMES Play some fun carnival games to win some tickets and get prizes! By winning these tickets, you will be able to enter an opportunity drawing where you could win 1 of 3 Tsum Tsums all while having a blast!

DANCE Do you have some crazy moves you want to show off? Are you ready to get down to the beat? If so, be prepared to join us at the dance located in the General Session room! We’ll be having an awesome DJ to help make it one of the best nights you’ve ever had!

Divisional Bonding Join your division for divisional bonding! Ask your Lieutenant Governor for your designated time and meeting location. From meeting members from your home division, to having conversations and playing icebreakers, you’ll have a blast with your division!

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FTC Fundraising Activities( Penny Wars

Get ready, CNH! The war of pennies has begun! Each division will have their own bucket for all members to put money into.

Depending on if the money inserted is a penny or another denomination will determine what points, positive or negative, will be given to said division.

Point Breakdown • Pennies are the only form of positive points.

• Nickels are worth -5 points.

• Dimes are worth -10 points.

• Quarters are worth -25 points. …and so on and so forth.

Bills are worth 100 times their face value in negative points. (i.e. $1 = -100 points, $5 = -500 points, etc.)

Jars will be in the lobby for you to drop spare change throughout the day. All proceeds will benefit our three District Fundraising Initiatives.

Food & Merch Sales If you find yourself a little hungry for a snack or want something to keep your tummy warm on Saturday night, come outside of the main auditorium where the Finance & Fundraising Committee will be having a small stand! In addition to snacks and hot beverages, we will also have collectors pins and keychains for sale. All proceeds collected from these sales will benefit our District Fundraising Initiatives.

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Interactive District Bingo Want to break the ice and make some friends from the district?

Want to make new friends at FTC but don’t know how to approach them? Participate in this District Bingo with other members and have a great time befriending them!

Ask someone why they decided to come to FTC Ask someone what their favorite service project is

Share your Circle K moment/ favorite memory with someone!

Act out a scene from your favorite movie to someone!

Tell someone a funny, short story!

Take a silly photo with someone

Teach your school/ divisional cheer to someone

Share your best pun joke with someone!

Serenade someone with your favorite song!

Take a cute selfie with someone!

Ask someone about their favorite snack

Ask someone to teach you their club cheer!

Debate with someone about the best boba place!

Give someone a “hand hug”!

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Play rock, paper, scissors with someone!

Give someone a hug!

Share your Circle K moment/ favorite memory

Describe the most amazing meal that you’ve ever had!

Show someone one of your coolest dance moves!

Tell someone your ideal vacation!

Great conversation starters • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Why did you join Circle K? What made you stay?

Why did you come to FTC? Describe your most ideal sandwich!

If you had an song for a wake-up alarm, what would it be?

Team Valor, Mystic, or Instinct? Why? If you were stuck on an island, what item would you bring?

If you could bring back one cancelled TV Show, what would it be?

Who or what inspires you?

What is your favorite part about FTC so far?

What is something on your bucket list?

Where have you traveled to? What is your favorite vacation?

What is a “most likely” superlative that you would be honored to receive?

What is your favorite Circle K event?

Can you teach me your club/divisional cheer?

What is your favorite type of music? Why? What is your favorite movie? Why? What is your favorite TV Show? Why? What is your favorite cuisine? Why? What do you hope to get out from attending FTC? What workshops did you attend? What did you learn from those workshops?

What is your favorite Circle K tenet? Why? What is your favorite boba drink? From where?

What is something that you’ve been dying to do?

What are some of your fears?

What is your favorite memory with Circle K? If you had an intro song that played every time you walked into a room, what would it be?

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Conference schedule!

Friday, November 4 5:30PM

REGISTRATION OPENS

5:30PM- 8:00PM

MEMBER MIXER

8:00PM - 8:30PM

SAA BRIEFING

9:00PM - 9:45PM

OPENING SESSION

10:00PM - 10:45PM

WORKSHOP SESSION 1

10:50PM - 11:35PM

WORKSHOP SESSION 2

Saturday, November 5 7:15AM - 8:00AM

BREAKFAST 1 / coconut brawl 2

8:00AM - 8:45AM

BREAKFAST 2 / coconut brawl 1

8:45AM - 9:00AM

SAA BRIEFING

9:00AM - 9:45AM

GENERAL SESSION 1

9:55AM - 10:45AM

WORKSHOP SESSION 1

10:55AM - 11:45AM

WORKSHOP SESSION 2

12:00PM - 12:45PM

LUNCH 1 / Coconut brawl 2

12:45PM - 1:30PM

LUNCH 2 / Coconut brawl 1

1:30PM - 2:20PM

WORKSHOP SESSION 3

2:30PM - 3:20PM

WORKSHOP SESSION 4

3:30PM - 4:20PM

WORKSHOP SESSION 5

4:30PM - 5:20PM

WORKSHOP SESSION 6

5:30PM - 6:15PM

New members dinner / Coconut Brawl

6:15PM - 7:00PM

DINNER

6:20PM - 7:15PM

NEW MEMBER & FASHION SHOW rehearsal

7:15PM - 8:30PM

GENERAL SESSION 2

8:45PM - 10:00PM

CAMPFIRE SKITS & TALENT ACTS

10:00PM - 11:00PM

ADVISOR SOCIAL

10:00PM - 1:00AM

NIGHT ACTIVITIES

2:00AM

CAMPSITE RETIREMENT

Sunday, November 6 7:30AM - 9:00AM

BREAKFAST

9:00AM - 10:00AM

CLOSING SESSION

10:30AM

DEPART CAMPGROUND

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Workshop descriptions FRIDAY Workshops Building Self-Esteem & Confidence

Hosted by Neiron Penalba

Are you shy and a little bit hesitant to speak in front of others or share your opinion? This workshop is meant to support those who want to build their self-esteem, embrace strengths and skills, and learn how to build their confidence in themselves.

Building Teamwork

hosted by Sonia Xu and Cailey barnes

As fellowship is one of the three tenets, it is important to be able to work well with others. How do you do that with clashing personalities and differing opinions? With this workshop, members will learn how to communicate more efficiently and work together as a team!

General Member Involvement

hosted by rochelle salvador & Derek tran

Everyone is a general member. New and old members will learn what it means to become involved in the club even without a leadership position! What can you do as a general member? How can you lead as a general member? The answer lies within each member!

Hip Hop Dance

Hosted by Lindon Tran

Want to dance to some of your favorite songs and artists of today and the past? Come attend this hip hop workshop and learn different moves while listening to some cool and groovy beats!

Intro to Slam Poetry

Hosted by Melody Azani

Slam poetry is turning life into an art form. Take a step inside my mind to get the lowdown on slam poetry. Take a chance and create your own poetry by using different tips to refine your own original work! Improve your public speaking and possibly perform your own poetry! It’s an open space and anyone is welcome.

KPOP Dance

hosted by gabby manlapid & Megan trinh

Ever wanted to learn how to dance KPOP style? Not familiar with this style of music but curious to know? Come learn how to dance to KPOP songs with your friends and become familiar with this style of music!

Positivity & Motivation

Hosted by Amanda Wong & Zena Amran

Feeling negative or not meeting expectations? Fear not! This workshop will help you turn negativity into positivity and get you back on your feet when feeling down!

Remember the Name

Hosted by Jasmine Barruga & Valerie ParedeS

Having trouble remembering people's names? This workshop will help you remember names of people that you have met before but can't seem to remember at the top of your head!

Saturday Workshops Battle of the Sexes

Hosted by Sabrina Lim & Karl Yabes

There are people that have different views of each gender, but what's more important is the way we address them. Come learn different gender perspectives in an engaging and fun manner and understand both sides' view of everyday life!

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Being a leader

hosted by cailey barnes & Kyler Tagupa

What does leadership mean to you? In this workshop, you will learn the different aspects of leadership and how you can manage the duties and responsibilities while serving with your peers!

CKI 101

hosted By Monica Willemsz & Jorge lopez

Want to teach new Circle K members about beginning their Circle K journey? This workshop is meant to focus on new members and teach them the basics of what Circle K is all about!

CNH Foundation & YOu

Hosted by Tom leahy

Throughout the year, the CNH Kiwanis Foundation provides support for all branches of the Kiwanis Family. Come find out about the resources that the Foundation can provide for you and your club, such as scholarships and grants for service projects.

College Hacks

Hosted by Mark catalos & Bill Truong

Want to make your experience in college more fun? Want to learn the secret to making the most out of your time in college? Learn how you can make college life more exciting and adventurous while dealing with classes at the same time!

College major panel

hosted by Zach manlapid

Are you currently "Undecided" for your major? Maybe you're thinking about switching to something else? Or perhaps double majoring or minoring? Learn about the different kinds of majors our panel guests are pursuing, how they decided, and how choosing a major will affect your time in college and beyond!

College Transfer

Hosted by alyssa Quy & Zach manlapid

Are you currently at a community college with plans to transfer one day? Debating about switching schools to help further your academic career? Learn about the process of becoming a transfer student from figuring out your reasons for transferring, application deadlines, transfer resources, and adjusting to your new school!

Common Obstacles & Solutions on board

Hosted by christopher tung

Being a board member requires commitment and time to work together as a unit. Learn the obstacles and challenges you will face and the steps you can take to resolve them while handling the duties and responsibilities you have throughout the term!

The Craft of notable newsletterS

Hosted by daniel lang

Newsletters are the backbones of great clubs’ Public Relations. But where to begin? You want to grab people’s attention, get readers and members engaged in what they’re seeing!

Discover from the ground up how to assemble outstanding work.

Creative thinking & photoshop

Hosted by judy nguyen & alicia Lam

Creative thinking will allow you to cure your artist’s block. In addition, you will also learn photoshop tools and text tips. Learn how to use the basic tools, how to make their text more creative and make your graphics look even better!

District fundraising Initiatives

Hosted by District Fi-Fun Committee

Learn about the fundraising initiatives that our district focuses to raise money for! Whether you know all three of them or not, this will help you plan your fundraisers throughout the term and get a glimpse of what our district contributes when it comes to fundraising for our initiatives!

District service initiative

hosted by ryan Tsao & Jong Choi

Each year, our district promotes an initiative that focuses on doing service for a particular issue our society faces every day. Learn more about this year's district service initiative and plan for your next successful service project!

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Executive Board 101

hosted By District Board

The Executive Board makes sure the club runs smoothly by taking care of different aspects such as finances, record keeping, managing an appointed board, leading service, leading the club, and more! Share with the other club executive board officers your progress within your home club and different ideas on how finish the rest of the term strong.

Finding a friend

Hosted by andrea famularcano & sandy ito

Sometimes it can be hard to make friends while being in college. For others, making a first impression comes easier. Learn different ways to make friends when meeting people for the first time, whether you are shy or want to expand your circle of friends.

Graphic Design

Hosted by Allen pham & Mike zhang

Interested in designing your own graphics? Do you want to discover your creative side? In this workshop you will learn the fundamentals of graphic design and get the opportunity to develop your personal skills.

How to host a social

hosted by Michael Novang

Fellowship is one of the three tenets of Circle K International. A good way to incorporate and emphasize it is through socials! Whether you're hosting a small meet-up, a new member mixer, or a large movie outing, there are tons of ideas and possibilities for socials! Come out if you want to learn ways to properly plan and execute a meaningful and personable social.

Icebreakers

Hosted by Jonah vales

Want to learn different icebreakers and how to run them successfully? It is a great way to break the ice during a meeting and help members grow out of their comfort zones!

Revolutionizing service in CKI

Hosted by Bradley Ventayan

Leadership-based service is the embodiment of all 3 tenets as well as the next step in the evolution of service in Circle K! We have the leadership capabilities, we have the resources, and we have the support and drive. It’s time to manifest our potential. This program is the embodiment of all 3 tenets through working with teams!

International CKI 101

Hosted by jennifer Que & Donald Franks

Involved with Circle K on an international level? Know a thing or two about how to impact CKI? Share your knowledge on what it means to become internationally involved whether it be serving on an international committee or simply learning about how Circle K functions as an organization.

Internships 101

Hosted by joseph le

This workshop will help you find one of the most important positions in your college career: internships! Lost on how to apply to an internship? You will learn everything, A-Z about internships, above and beyond polishing a resume and submitting it to a bunch of websites. This workshop will teach members how to really job hunt in the 21st century!

Interview prep

hosted by roselyn Duong

Do you feel stumped when you hear “Tell me a bit about yourself?” Is that how you want an interview to go? Well, teach the members of CNH how one can prepare for an interview! How can one make a good first impression? How can one dress to impress? What is the best way to shake a person’s hand? Share your knowledge on these little details while also focusing on the interview process as well.

Kfam 101 & KFAM 201

hosted By District KFF Committee

KFAM 101: Want to learn about the Kiwanis Family? This workshop will teach members Circle K's role in the Kiwanis Family and the other branches that are a part of it.

KFAM 201: There are many ways to get involved with the other branches of the Kiwanis Family.

Learn how you can improve your relationship with the other Kiwanis Family branches.

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Learning what kind of leader you are

Hosted by nicole brigola

Maybe you lead through teaching others through your past experiences or you lead by helping others find their voice. With this workshop, you will learn to embrace your strengths as a leader and find out how to improve your leading abilities.

Meditation

Hosted by Mickey rosal

Need a break to relax your mind? Meditation not only scientifically improves your mood and social intelligence, but it also improves decision-making and problem solving. This workshop is great to not only get you energized and focused, but you will also learn the many benefits and tactics of meditation.

Membership recognition

hosted by District MR Committee

Want to learn how to be recognized at the district level? You will learn the requirements of different recognitions that you can can earn at the district level. This is also great for clubs to learn how they can be recognized as well!

Membership recruitment & Retention

Hosted by District mD&E Committee

Do you have great ideas on how to get new members to join your home club? This workshop will help you refine those ideas and recruit more members by sharing your love of service! From attending this workshop, you can learn to use all of your experiences in Circle K to help improve your club's membership.

professional networking

Hosted by heyun Jeong & Jennifer Nguyen

Through Circle K, we’re constantly meeting new faces and learning names and stories. But how do you make it stick? Networking is one of the greatest skills we can foster as members of the largest collegiate community service organization in the world. Come learn how to develop both personal and professional connections as well as establish them IRL.

Psychosocial skills

Hosted by omar sanchez

The ability to positively convey yourself to others professionally, personably, and intuitively goes hand in hand with the ability to accurately assess and reciprocate them. Learn the proper ways of conveying yourself to others in different situations that you may face in your life!

Public Spirit

Hosted by lawrence sahagun

TIME TO GO BANANAS. In our district, many can say that Spirit is an unspoken tenet. This is not just cheering, but also a focus on an englightening attitude. This workshop will help members understand the importance of showing spirit with others while having fun at the same time!

Real talks

Hosted by Kim cruz

Sometimes we all just need the opportunity to sit down and talk to one another. The topic? You decide. Lead an engaging discussion with members throughout the district about anything silly or serious, amusing or scary, and everything in between.

Social media & you

Hosted by kyler tagupa

Do you use Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, etc? Or do you not currently use social media? This workshop will teach you to use social media for promotional use and staying in contact with people from far distances!

Study abroad

Hosted by austin frenes

Everyone wants to travel, and college students have the option to study abroad during their college career. If there is a country that you are interested in studying at while finishing classes at your current school, then come out learn the great wonders of what it's like to study abroad!

yoga & Exercise

Hosted by sienna nguyen

Ever had questions on what physical activity 'fits' you best? Let's 'work out' this problem together!

Learn about the great benefits of exercise, multiple types of exercise, and relaxation techniques to ease your mind from Circle K and college life!

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Workshop Matrix FRIDAY

Session 1

Session 2

KPOP Dance:

Hip Hop Dance:

Duncan Rec Room

FC 200

FC 100

Main AuditoriuM

10:00PM10:45PM

Chapel

SATURDAY

10:50PM11:35 PM

Session 1

10:55 AM11:45 AM

CKI 101:

INTERNSHIPS 101:

MONICA WILLEMSZ & Jorge LOPEZ

Gabby Manlapid & Megan Trinh

Lindon Tran

Building teamwork:

REMEMBERING THE NAME:

Sonia Xu & Cailey barnes

JASMINE BaRRUGA & VALERIE PAREDES

Positivity & motivation

General member involvement:

REVOLUTIONIZING SERVICE IN CKI:

amanda wong

Rochelle Salvador & Derek Tran

BRADLEY VENTAYAN

Building self esteem & confidence: Neiron Penalba

Intro to Slam Poetry:

HOW TO HOST A SOCIAL: MICHAEL NOVANG

INTERVIEW PREP:

HillTOP Amphitheater

JOSEPH LE

GRAPHIC DESIGN: MIKE ZHANG & ALLEN PHAM

District Service Initiative: JONG CHOI & RYAN TSAO

COLLEGE HACKS:

ROSELYN DUONG

MARK CATALOS & BILL TRUONG

The CRAFT OF NOTABLE NEWSLETTERS:

Kiwanis FAMily 101:

Melody Azani

DANIEL LANG

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Session 2

9:55AM10:45PM

District KFF COMMITTEE

EXECUTIVE BOARD 101: DISTRICT BOARD

LUNCH 1: 12:00PM-12:45PM // LUnCH 2: 12:45PM-1:30PM

Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

Professional Networking:

Battle of the Sexes:

Yoga & exercise:

Heyun jeong & Jennifer nguyen

Karl yabes & Sabrina lim

1:30PM2:20PM

International CKI: Jennifer que & Donald Franks

Membership Recruitment & Retention panel:

2:30PM3:20PM

Meditation:

Kiwanis family 201:

Creative thinking & photoshop:

Psychosocial skills:

District Kff committee

Judy nguyen & alicia Lam

omar sanchez

District Fundraising initiatives:

College majors Panel:

Social media & YOu:

zach manlapiD

Kyler taGUpa

CNH Foundation & You:

Common obstacles & solutions on board: Christopher Tung

Service project:
 District service committee

Finding a friend: Awards judging: (Invite only)

alyssa Quy & Zach manlapid

4:20PM5:00PM

Mickey rosal

District fi-fun Committee

Transfer workshop:

Session 6

sienna Nguyen

District MD&E Committee

Tom leahy

3:30PM4:20PM

Being a leader: cailey Barnes & kyler tagupa

andrea famularcano & sandy ito

membership recognition panel: District MR Committee

Learning what kind of leader you are: nicole brigola

Study abroad: Austin frEnes

Icebreakers:

real talks:

Public spirit:

jonah vales

kim cruz

Lawrence sahagun

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Shoutout to the 2016-17 District Finance & Fundraising Committee for your dedication and hard work these past months. I’m so proud of each and every one of you, and I couldn’t be more grateful to be serving alongside such incredible people. Love you guys :’) - Papa Olaf

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Matt Molloy

Andrea Famularcano

Quyen Nguyen

Ivan Hoz

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Notes

MISSION STATEMENT “Developing college and university students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.”

Circle K Pledge “I pledge to uphold the objects of Circle K International, to foster compassion and goodwill towards others through service and leadership, to develop my abilities and the abilities of all people, and to dedicate myself to the realization to mankind’s potential.”

Motto “Live to serve, Love to serve.”