February Newsletter

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MONTHLY HOWLER

FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER

Key Club Division 74 scholarships, officer elections, lieutenant governor installment, service project ideas

Burrito Brigade Help end hunger in the community by making and distributing burritos to the homeless! Look on the Facebook page for more information: https:// www.facebook.com/ BurritoBrigade/

Exclusive Scholarships for Key Club Members As of February 1st, four Key Club scholarship opportunities are being offered Key Club Members! More information can be found at: http://keyclub.org/kcn/ 16-02-08/Exclusive_scholarships_for_Key_Clubbers.aspx 

HARRY S HIMMEL SCHOLARSHIP Must be a high school senior in good standing with Key Club International.

LINDA CANADAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Must be a high school senior who has been in good standing with Key Club for at least two years and have a minimum GPA of 3.0

CUNAT INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Must be a high school senior in good standing with Key Club International.

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RUSTIC PATHWAYS SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP Must be a first time Rustic Pathways traveler with households earning less than $95,000.

School Restoration Help out your school community by restoring an outdoor courtyard or creating a compost system in the cafeteria!

Volunteer Opportunities


MONTHLY HOWLER

FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER

Officer Elections It is almost that time of the year! If you are considering running for an officer position, it is important to know what the duties of each position are. President: Your most important role as the president is to preside over the club. Pretty simple, right? However, this also entitles setting and monitoring goals for your club, work with all other officers on your board to ensure everyone is on task, work very closely with your adviser, maintain regular communication with the Lieutenant Governor of your division, attend as many Kiwanis meetings as possible, and of course, run club meetings.

amount of members present, and record what was talked about during the meeting. You must also fill out a monthly club report. Treasurer: Your primary duty is to oversee the finances of your club, working closely with your faculty advisor and school bookkeeper to ensure that your club has a healthy account. This also entails dues management and submission, which is essential to the functioning of Key Club International and the PNW District. Dues are the payments every member must make in order to be a part of Key Club International using the Membership Update Center (MUC). The treasurer serves as the liaison between his/her club and KCI through effective use and management of the MUC.

Vice President: Your role entitles you do everything listed above in the President’s section in their absence. It is your responsibility to learn the role of the President to fill in or take over as necessary. You are also responsible for serving other officers, committees, and the general membership. You are here to help! Secretary: As secretary, it is your responsibility to record the minutes from each meeting, the

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR INSTALLMENT Hello Key Clubbers! Sadly, no one contacted me with interest in running for Lieutenant Governor in the 2016-17 term. Without a Lieutenant Governor, it is extremely difficult for the division to function as a unit. If you possess any interest or curiosity in this position, please contact me! It is possible to simply be “installed”, rather than elected, which is much less intensive process. Pearl Cutting, Lieutenant Governor of Division 74

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