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DIVISION 6 SOUTH
officer training conference
CNH| KEY CLUB Division 6 South | June DCM I. Opening Business A. Call To Order : — : — ( AM / PM )
Deadlines & Important Dates
B. Pledge of Allegiance C. Key Club Pledge D. Introduction of Guest E. Roll Call
II. Old Business A. Club News B. Past Events i. Key to College ii. Boba Fundraiser iii. Kiwanis One Day Part 2
III. New Business A. Upcoming Dates i. Old Town Temecula 4th of July Parade, July 4th, 2016
MRF Submissions
Articles and Visuals
Early Bird: 3rd of each Month
Early Bird: 8th of each Month
On Time: 5th of each Month
On-time: 10th of each Month
Late: 7th of each Month
Late: 13th of each Month
ii. July DCM, TBD iii. Region 4 Picnic, TBD
LTG Contact Info Ricky Ta
B. Division News i. Divisional T–Shirt Reveal
D06S.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (951) 386– 5038
C. Divisional Goals i. PTP ~ $232 / $2000 ii. Service Hours ~ 450 / 8000 Hours
IV. Closing Business A. Recognition B. Call to Order — : — ( AM / PM ) C. Questions, Comments, or Concerns? D. Group Picture 1
Quote of the Month
“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
- Maya Angelou
Schedule 10:00 - 10:30 …………………Registration / Icebreakers 10:30 - 11:00 …………………DCM 11:00 - 11:45 …………………Session 1 - General 11:45 - 12:00 …………………Break 12:00 - 1:00 …………………Session 2 - Individuals 1:00 - 1:25 …………………Lunch 1:25 - 2:00 …………………Session 3 - Experience 2:00 - 2:15 …………………Break 2:15 - 3:00 …………………Session 4 - All things Extra
TABLE of
contents DCM Agenda …………………………………………….. 1 Schedule …………………………………………….. 2 Letters …………………………………………. 3&4 Session 1 …………………………………………….. 5 Session 2 …………………………………………. 7&8 Session 3 …………………………………………… 11 Session 4 …………………………………………… 13 CKI ……………………………………………. 15 Kiwanis ……………………………………………. 16 Eliminate ……………………………………………. 17 Info ……………………………………………. 21 Contacts …………………………………………… 22
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Salutation Polar Bears! Welcome to Officer Training Conference!!! I am excited to see every single one of your faces. Over one year ago, I was also in this exact location, attending my first ever Division 6 South event. It’s crazy to think that I now serve Division 6 South as Lieutenant Governor. I was very scared attending this event at that time, not knowing a single soul, besides talking to them over Facebook. But, I am very glad I attended. I learned new skills and new ways of think about certain topics. I also gained a better understanding of myself as a leader and pushed myself harder because of it. I found new bonds and friendships by attending this leadership conference. We are officially in the 3rd month of the 2016 - 2017 term, and this is when it is the most important to be productive and enthusiastic about Key Club. The summer has just started, but I want everyone to remember that, Key Club is not a School-year club, it is Year long. We must stay productive and keep our spirit high to ensure that our division’s strength does not hinder. Although times may get tough, and obstacles will arise and block you. Obstacles such as time management, stress, family problems, etc. You will always be able to overcome these obstacles, time and time again, because these obstacles are what makes us stronger than we were a minute ago. We will push ourselves to be stronger, and more well off than we were in the past. I have full faith and trust in every single one of you officers, members, advisors, or whoever you may be. Don’t forget that you always have support by your side, your club officers, the Divisional Leadership Team, and myself. I hope you all take full advantage of this Training Conference, and take all the information you learn today into your own hands. Do not be afraid of anyone here, we are all here to aid each other on this journey to become someone better that we thought we could be. Remember throughout this entire conference, that you have all the ability to change yourself, and it is up to you to change for better or for worse. You may take any of this information with a grain of salt or to the deepest part of your heart. But know that everyone here believes in you!!! The last thing I will say is to enjoy your day, and have fun. Make new bonds, and don’t be afraid to speak to people you never thought you would. When you are finish reading this, give yourself a pat on the back. You are here, thank you! Serving with a Roar,
Ricky Ta Division 6 South Lieutenant Governor
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Aloha Polar Bears,
My name is Kevin Myron and I serve as the 2016-17 Cali-Nev-Ha District Governor. I am so thrilled to have the opportunity to learn, train and make memories alongside such a motivated group of members. My passion for this organization thrived from my very first Key Club service event. Here, I found myself a lonely freshmen amongst a seemingly group of unapproachable upperclassmen. But this was where I was wrong. Instead I was engulfed into a wave of friendliness, kindness, and inclusiveness. This experience, my first exposure to Key Club, has truly impassioned me not only to continue performing community service but also into becoming a servant-leader. Outside of Key Club, you can find me binge-watching Grey's Anatomy, American Horror Story and even Bob's Burgers. I am an avid cat person, owning one large-and-in-charge orange cat named pumpkin (he is one of my closest friends). Additionally, I never can seem to find enough time to add in my favorite hobby of sleeping. Nonetheless I promise I'm not that uncomfortable to talk to; I always look forward to interacting and making new memories so if you see me, feel free to strike up a conversation. Whether it's Key Club related, advice, or maybe even my favorite character on American Horror Story, I'm always open to talk. I encourage all of you to utilize this crucial time at OTC to build strategic action plans, SMART goals, and even brainstorm new ideas in which you can further grow the club you serve. BEE sure to give some love and appreciation to Lt. Governor Ricky and the Division 6 South Leadership Team for planning and coordinating this conference! Thank you and I am beyond excited to be here with everyone, Kevin Myron Cali-Nev-Ha District Governor
 
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Session 1 11:00 AM - 12: 00 PM
Professionalism And Etiquette Members will learn how to properly communicate with others via email and use manners generally. Presented by: Zaneeya Leonardho & Dayra Leal
How to bee a leader Members will learn the skills of leadership and know the basics of becoming a leader. Presented by: Ricky Ta & Kevin Myron
organization and Time management Members will learn how to gather and categorize information to live happily and organized. Also, they can get ideas on how to organize data into folders. Presented by: Lilianne Maloles & Teresa Pham
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Session 2  
12: 00 PM - 1:00 PM
Presidents and vice presidents Presidential Duties Presidents and vice presidents will learn how their duties and role for their club and division will learn how to properly communicate with others via email and use manners generally. Presented by: Teresa Pham
Member Recognition Presidents and vice presidents will learn how to appreciate and recognize the members of their clubs. Presented by: Teresa Pham & Adelle Gutierrez
Working with personalities You will learn how to cooperate with different people and better communicate with others. Presented by: Andrew Hong
Effective Mentoring And Planning In this presentation, you will learn how to help/tutor others and plan thoroughly with other people, especially other officers. Presented by: Andrea Cadaing
Events (Fundraising,Service,Socials) You will learn how to adequately plan for these specific events and gather ideas to make them pop out! Presented by: Zaneeya Leonardho 7
Session 2
ur Treasurer  12: 00 PM - 1:00 PM SECREtary
Secretaries will learn the bases of the Monthly Report Form and how to take minutes at meetings. Presented by: Gabe Fabian & Lilianne Maloles
Treasurers Treasurers will gather and discuss on how to budget, fill out purchase forms, and fundraise. Presented by: Pablo Espinoza
editors Editors will learn how to use software to create newsletters and creatively advertise for events. Presented by: Chris Lam and Ivanah Palaganas
Members Members will learn the basics of Key Club and expand their knowledge on the purpose of this organization. Key Club 101 Presented Presented by: Katie Lin & Emily Lin You will learn how to prepare and executive your plan to run for an officer position. How to run for an Officer Position. Presented by: Ricky Ta & Kevin Myron
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Session 3  
1: 25 PM - 2:00 PM
Presidents Presidents will get together for an activity to involves how to plan creative ideas for events. Presented by: Ricky Ta
Vice presidents Vice Presidents will become more experienced in how to run their club efficiently while also working with other vice-presidents to bond and get to know each other. Presented by: Lilianne Maloles
Secretaries Secretaries will become familiar with how to fulfill their duties regarding Monthly Report Forms in the correct format. In addition to this, they will also be bouncing off ideas off of each other to stay organized as well as keep their club organized. Presented by: Gabe Fabian
Treasurers
Treasurers will learn how to keep track of finances, including expenses and how to have fundraisers work the most efficiently. Presented by: Pablo Espinoza
EDitors Editors will be taught how to best utilize their newsletters for their club including the mandatory format they need to be in. Presented by: Ivanah Palaganas
Members Members will learn about Key Club and it’s great opportunities through bonding with other members. Presented by: Joselle Angeles & Josh Morgan 11
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Session 4 Spirit 
2: 15 PM - 3:00 PM
Public Speaking During this presentation, the presenter will be presenting the ins and outs of public speaking and how to better each individual’s experience during their public speaking. Presented by: Lilianne Maloles
Happiness :) In this presentation, participants will be introduced into ways to help happiness be a common ground for each of the participants and how Key Club plays a vital role to then lead to a more positive lifestyle. Presented by: Andrew Hong
Spirit For this presentation, participants will be introduced into the traditional and the newer chants and cheers of the Key Club. This is where the hype is and how to be up and excited. Presented by: Joselle Angeles &Joshua Morgan
SafeKEY During the SafeKEY presentation, participants will be learning about the importance of online safety including how users should act online. Presented by: Ricky Ta
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Circle K International is for college students. Its three tenants are SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, and FELLOWSHIP. Circle K provides constructive opportunities for students to become involved on their campuses and communities through service work to others in need. Circle K members have the chance to work with fellow students, children in the community, and other adults in need of special programs. Circle K inspires people to better our world. In support of this, Circle K is committed to: Collaborating with all members of the Kiwanis family to achieve our common objectives; •
Continuing student management of organization on all levels;
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Developing positive role models
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Enhancing inter-cultural understanding and cooperation;
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Increasing our service potential;
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Providing opportunities for fellowship, personal growth, and professional development; and
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Working toward greater public recognition of the organization.
As one of the three tenets, service is the fundamental element of Circle K International. Collectively, Circle K members perform more than one million hours of service on their campuses and in their communities annually. Without service, Circle K International would be just another campus activity. Through service, college students are making the world a better place one service project at a time. Together, Circle K'ers truly make a difference in the community. “Live to serve, love to serve.”
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Kiwanis is a worldwide service organization of men and women who share the challenge of community and world improvement. Since its founding in Detroit, Michigan, in 1915, Kiwanis has grown to more than 8,400 clubs in 96 nations. There are about 606,608 active members in the Kiwanis family, representing nearly every culture on every continent, all seeking to improve people’s lives. Kiwanians give their time to make their communities and world better places in which to live and work. As members of a club, they have opportunities to make business and professional contacts; learn firsthand about local, national, and international issues; improve and use leadership skills; participate in the life of their community and world; and develop life-long friendships. Kiwanis Objects: • To give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life. • To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships. • To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards. • To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship. • To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service and to build better communities. • To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism and goodwill.
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In 2010, Kiwanis International and UNICEF joined forces to help eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT) worldwide. This historic initiative, called The Eliminate Project, will protect the lives of babies and mothers all over the globe and aims to help put an end to this cruel, centuries-old disease. It will also help pave the way for the delivery of other lifesaving services, such as clean water, nutrition and other vaccines. The U.S. Fund for UNICEF is actively raising urgently needed funds for global MNT elimination program alongside our partners at Kiwanis International. In total, The Eliminate Project will raise $110 million. The Project Eliminate Will Support: • Immunization of women of reproductive age. The vaccines will be administered through three properly placed rounds of supplemental immunization activities in district where mothers and newborns have limited access to prenatal care, immunization and skilled birth attendants. • Promotion of clean delivery practices. The number of safe and healthy births will increase. • Immunization of pregnant women. The tetanus toxoid or tetanus and diphtheria vaccine will be promoted as a part of a package of interventions delivered during prenatal care visits or through outreach services. • Sustainability through education. Funds will help maintain educational initiatives such as clean birthing practices established during The Eliminate Project. • Kiwanian education and organizational enhancement. A small portion of funds raised will help educate the Kiwanis family on maternal and neonatal issues and help create Kiwanis-family service projects that support the Eliminate Project.
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THE KIWANIS PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PROGRAM Preventing pediatric trauma from occurring by providing our communities with injury prevention resources
The Problem Unintentional injury remains the leading cause of death of children age 14 and under in the U.S. • Each year, 9,000 U.S. families lose a child because of a preventable injury; • Unintentional injury kills more children than all childhood diseases combined; • Children are twice as likely to survive a trauma if treated in a pediatric trauma center compared to an adult facility. Research indicates 90% of these injuries can be prevented through education, awareness and enforcement (laws and regulations). The Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Program Recognizing the serious need for education and training in the areas of pediatric trauma and injury prevention, the Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation established the Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP) in 1994. Our mission is to develop local projects which will reduce the number of children in our District who are killed or injured by trauma. The Foundation’s Partner Hospital Program connects the Kiwanis family to the issue of pediatric trauma. By utilizing the knowledge and expertise of our partner hospitals, we identify projects the Kiwanis Family can undertake to address the issue of pediatric trauma. As part of our Partner Hospital program, the Foundation annually invites our six partner hospitals to apply for a grant. These grants enable our partner hospitals to reach out to their communities with educational materials, safety equipment, and information on childhood trauma prevention; to offer advanced pediatric training for doctors, nurses and first responders; and to purchase specialized pediatric medical equipment. The Costs The Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation invests more than $200,000 annually to reduce the number of children killed or injured by unintentional injuries in our District. The Outcome • Kiwanis clubs annually distribute more than 1,500 helmets to children in need • Through our Partner Hospital Program, more than 16,700 children received injury prevention and education materials • With a Foundation grant, Hawaii’s first comprehensive pediatric burn program was launched in 2012
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Recognize Your Fellow Key Clubbers! Send Your Recognitions To: TINY URL.COM/D06SMR 

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Ivanah Palaganas Division 6 South News Editor!
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MEMBERSHIP RECOGNITION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
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District Events: 2
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Lives Saved from MNT: 50
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Training Events: 2 Kiwanis Family Events: 2
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contacts
DIVISION LEADERSHIP TEAM (DLT) Ricky Ta Lieutenant Governor d06s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (951) 386-5038 Ivanah Palaganas News Editor d06s.keyclub.dne@gmail.com (951) 231-4423 Lilianne Maloles Executive Assistant d06s.keyclub.ea1@gmail.com (619) 586-7058 Cindy Tsai Executive Assistant d06s.keyclub.ea2@gmail.com (951) 833-6490 Gabriel Victor Fabian Secretary d06s.keyclub.dsec@gmail.com (951) 290-9701 Ryan Lam Head Task Coordinator d06s.keyclub.headcoord@gmail.com (951)-281-9118 Valerie Haines Interclub d06s.keyclub.coordinator1@gmail.com (805) 290-2678 Adelle GutiĂŠrrez Interclub d06s.keyclub.coordinator2@gmail.com (951) 719-6254
CLUB PRESIDENTS
Zaneeya Leonardho Service d06s.keyclub.servicecoord@gmail.com (951) 956-0027 Michaella Lan Service d06s.keyclub.servicecoord2@gmail.com (951)-217-6034 Joselle Anne Angeles Spirit d06s.keyclub.fallrallyspirit1@gmail.com (858) 603-3245 Joshua Morgan Spirit d06s.keyclub.fallrallyspirit2@gmail.com (951) 229-2966 Mikaela Austria Kiwanis Family d06s.keyclub.kf@gmail.com (951) 640-4982 Teresa Pham Historian d06s.keyclub.hist@gmail.com (714) 331-6055 Lyhour Lay Member Recognition d06s.keyclub.mrc@gmail.com (951) 331-8309 Aaron Suharto Service Expo d06s.keyclub.expocoord@gmail.com (951) 231-8994
Lyhour Lay Chaparral President lyhourlay1@gmail.com (951) 331-8309
Andrew Hong Great Oak President andrewhong134@gmail.com (951) 294-4095 Andrea Cadaing Heritage President 292050@my.puhsd.org (310) 800-5534 Abigail Carrasco Linfield President abbacus329@gmail.com (951) 219 8922 Valerie Haines Murrieta Mesa President valeriehaines20@gmail.com (805) 290-2678 Gabe Victor Fabian Paloma Valley President 292115@my.puhsd.org (951) 290-9701 Arianna Pena Perris President arianna9923@gmail.com (951) 591-3006 Ivanah Palaganas Rancho Verde Co-President ivanahpalaganas.rvkc@gmail.com (951) 231-4423 Teresa Pham Rancho Verde Co-President teresapham.rvkc@gmail.com (714) 331-6055 Michaella Lanuzo Temecula Valley President michaellalanuzo@gmail.com (951) 217-6034
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Special thanks! DIVISION 6 SOUTH WOULD SPECIALLY THANK: Adelle Gutierrez, Andrea Cadaing, Andrew Hong ,Chris Lam, Dayra Leal, Emily Lin, Gabe Fabian, Ivanah Palaganas, Joselle Angeles, Josh Morgan, Katie Lin, Kevin Myron, Lilianne Maloles, Pablo Espinoza, Teresa Pham and Zaneeya Leonardho for all of their hard work preparing and providing these informational workshops for our officers and members. We hope that you make the most out of what you learned today!
Thank you for coming to Officer Training Conference 2016!
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