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Member Involvement Presented by:
Tejoni Johnson, Sophie Haugen, and Diane Rappold
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Member Involvement : Club Level
The most important level of Key Club – where 90% of the service activities take place!
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Meetings • • • •
This is not a lunch club! Come to meetings with ideas and enthusiasm! Don’t be afraid to speak up! We want to hear your ideas! Make friends!
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Events • Come to events! They’re a great time to bond with other club members and get involved! • New members, going to events shows that you are invested in the club! • Feel free to share your ideas on what events you are interested in! Bring something to the table!
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Service Standards Question: How many hours a month in service do you think a Key Club member should average?
Question: Did you know that there is a standard set by Key Club International?
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More Opportunities! • Become an officer! • Officers: President Vice President(s) Secretary Treasurer Other (News editor, Tech editor, Webmaster, social media person, etc.) [VOTING! Be informed and vote carefully-the officers you vote for are the future of the club!] • • • • •
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Member Involvement: Division Level
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Division Council Meeting (DCMs) • •
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These meetings are not just for officers! Other members are welcome! DCMs are a great way to meet more people who are a part of your division, Key Club is not just about a single club It is SO much bigger! By getting involved with DCMs you create a lot of opportunities to succeed on a larger scale. By regularly going to these events you get plenty of great ideas from other clubs on how to make your club the best it can be!
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The division puts on several inspiring service events. These events are usually advertised at the DCMs, so if you go to these regularly you have plenty of opportunities to do service. The division service events are almost always larger scale projects than what you’ll do at your club meetings. They are always unique and interesting events. They are eye-opening to the amount of good you and like-minded teens can do in a day. Bonding within the division always happens at these events.
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Division Service Event for the month of October
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Join the Division Leadership Team! Team member positions: • • • • • •
Lieutenant Governor Assistant(s) Secretary News Editor Tech Editor Task Coordinator(s)
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Member Involvement: District and Beyond!
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Events • • • •
Fall Rally District Convention (DCON) Key Leader International Convention (ICON)
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Fall Rally • Six Flags in Vallejo • October 24, 2015
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District Convention • Sacramento • April 8-10, 2016
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Key Leader • Occidental – Alliance Redwoods • April 22-24, 2016
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International Convention • Atlanta, Georgia • July 6-10, 2016
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Involvement with Kiwanis Members • Officers are required to attend Kiwanis meetings, so feel free to ask them if you can tag along! • Invite Kiwanis members to service projects and join their service events! • Having a good relationship with your Kiwanis Club is very important!
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There is the District Board that is a lot like a Division Leadership Team. On it is our LTG; but it also has district elected Executives and district appointed Chairpersons. Then, on the International Board there is a president and a vice president and the rest are eleven members elected to the Board of Trustees. Key Club is truly student-led.
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