PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION 21 KEY CLUB
DECEMBER 2014 | VOL. 1| ISSUE 9
| ARCHBISHOP MURPHY | EDMONDS WOODWAY | GLACIER PEAK | JACKSON | | KAMIAK | LAKE STEVENS | LYNNWOOD | MARINER | MEADOWDALE | | MONROE | MOUNTLAKE TERRACE | SNOHOMISH |
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FRONT COVER TABLE OF CONTENTS A WORD FROM YOUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR A WORD FROM YOUR DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD KEY CLUB 101 THE ELIMINATE PROJECT PREFERRED CHARITIES CLUB UPDATES NOVEMBER DCM RECAP NOVEMBER PCM RECAP UPCOMING EVENTS DCON 2015: SERVICE TO INFINITY & BEYOND 2
QUESTIONS OF THE MONTH BUZZ POINTS KEYNNECT CONTACT INFORMATION
(LEFT TO RIGHT) ANDREA, CAMRYN, VANIA (THE COUGAR) & LAUREN – JACKSON KEY CLUB
A WORD FROM YOUR
Lieutenant Governor DIVISION 21 | PNW
Hello Division 21 Bumblebees! I hope you are all doing well! Can you BEE-lieve it’s already December? It’s so crazy! We’re already 4 months into the school year! However, this also means that my time as Lieutenant Governor will be coming to an end soon… But don’t be sad! You know what they always say, out with the old and in with the new! It has been a pleasure serving this BEE-autiful division thus far and I can’t wait to see what’s in store within the remaining months of my term! This month, Division 21 will be electing the 2015-2016 Lieutenant Governor of Division 21 Key Club at the December DCM! Not only will club delegates be able to vote on who they want as the next KING or QUEEN BEE, but members will also get the opportunity to question and learn more about the candidates running for this position! I highly encourage everyone to attend this DCM because it will be a preview of what your club elections will look like, as well as what caucusing at DCON will be like! Don’t BEE lame and miss out on this fun event, especially since we will be cutting out decorations and doing a white elephant to celebrate the holiday season together as a division! Also, I want to take the time to thank each and every one of you who attended the November DCM! I was not expecting such a great turn out, but as usual, you guys always go above and BEE-yond, whether it’s through service or simply just attending my DCMs! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! Division 21, because of all of your hard work at the DCM, you were able to bring smiles to 60 kids in third world countries all around the world this holiday season! Great job! Lastly, I would like to remind all clubs to check the deadlines coming up soon! JANUARY 24TH is the most important one! If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to ask me! As always, I am at your service! Stay warm! With Love & Service,
Selina Nguyen
PNW Lieutenant Governor of Division 21 Key Club
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A WORD FROM YOUR DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD DIVISION 21 | PNW
Hello there Bumblebees! ARE YOU EXCITED FOR DCON?? Well if you are… You're not the only one! I am equally, if not even more, excited as you are because of how amazing this event is! But remember, you will HAVE to complete all registration by January 24th in order to attend! BEE sure you hold your club elections prior to the DCON registration deadline so that your club officers can get trained at DCON! Can't wait to see all of your lovely faces at the December DCM/LTG Election Rally! XOXO – Jessica Bae, Divisional Executive Assistant Bruh? Why aren’t you going to the December DCM? Hey Key Clubbers!! I hope you are all doing well! Now, I’m just going to be straight up with you guys, you better be going to the Dec. DCM… Cuz if you don’t, then Selina will be very disappointed because this is her third to last DCM with us all… So go!! And if you don’t, then you’re not that cool… But if you do, than you’re cooler than a Iced Mocha on Christmas! (It’s funny if you work at Starbucks…) ANYWAY! Be there or be rectangular! See you guys soon, and keep up the good work! Agape, love you, high five and other things people do when they say goodbye! – Kohta Hansen, Divisional Executive Assistant
BEE sure to come to the DCM to meet the next King/Queen Bee!
Hi Bumblebees! The end of the Key Club year is coming up soon! It’s almost been a year! One important event coming up is Club Elections! Elections should be done within the first two weeks of January. This way, officers will get the chance to get trained at DCON. Also, DCON is coming up and we would love to see your designs for pins! Lastly, the December DCM is coming up. That’s when we will elect our new LTG. There will also be a White Elephant to lighten up the mood! That is all for now! Buzz Buzz! – Thinh Do, Divisional Secretary Did your club submit their Secretary Reports on time this month?
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VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! DEADLINE: DECEMBER 12TH
CLICK THE ARROW TO VOTE! →
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PIN PIN DESIGNS! DESIGNS! 3 DESIGNS WILL BE CHOSEN!
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YOUR DESIGN HERE
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BUZZ POINTS WILL BE AWARDED IF YOUR DESIGN IS CHOSEN & WILL BE USED FOR DCON 2015!
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SUBMIT YOUR PIN DESIGNS TO pnwdivision21@gmail.com BY DEC. 12TH! 5
KEY CLUB 101 DIVISION 21
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COLORS: & BLACK MASCOT: BUMBLEBEE SCHOOLS:
ARCHBISHOP MURPHY, EDMONDS WOODWAY, GLACIER PEAK, JACKSON, KAMIAK, LAKE STEVENS, LYNNWOOD, MARINER, MEADOWDALE, MONROE, MOUNTLAKE TERRACE & SNOHOMISH
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COLORS: MASCOT: MORTIMER THE MIGHTY MOOSE MOTTO: ROUD ‘ ’ ILLING TO SERVE! The Pacific Northwest District is geographically the largest district of Key Club International. The district spans from Western Canada to Northern California: with Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and the pan-handle of Idaho in between. The Pacific Northwest encompasses nearly 1.8 million square miles and includes over 300 clubs that operate under 44 divisions.
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KEY CLUB STRUCTURE
KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL COLORS: , GOLD & WHITE CORE VALUES: Caring Character Building Inclusiveness Leadership
MISSION:
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
MOTTO: CARING – OUR WAY OF LIFE PLEDGE:
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the Objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school and community; to serve my nation and God; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
PNW
VISION:
We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide.
NATIONS Antigua Antigua&&Barbuda Barbuda Aruba Aruba Australia Australia Bahamas Bahamas Barbados Barbados Bermuda Bermuda Canada Canada China China Cayman CaymanIslands Islands Colombia Colombia
New Costa NewZealand Zealand CostaRica Rica Panama Dominica Panama Dominica Philippines Ecuador Philippines Ecuador Singapore England Singapore England South Germany SouthKorea Korea Germany St. Guadeloupe St.Lucia Lucia Guadeloupe Taiwan Hungary Taiwan Hungary Thailand Italy Thailand Italy Trinidad Jamaica Trinidad&&Tobago Tobago Jamaica Turks Malaysia Turks&&Caicos CaicosIslands Islands Malaysia United Martinique UnitedStates Statesof of Martinique New America NewCaledonia Caledonia America
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WHAT IS THE ELIMINATE PROJECT? With The Eliminate Project, Kiwanis International and UNICEF have joined forces to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. This deadly disease steals the lives of nearly 60,000 innocent babies and a significant number of women each year. The effects of the disease are excruciating — tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful convulsions and extreme sensitivity to light and touch.
WHAT IS MNT? MNT is Maternal Neonatal Tetanus. MNT is caused when tetanus spores, found in soil everywhere, come into contact with open cuts during childbirth. The disease strikes the poorest of the poor, the geographically hard to reach and those without health care.
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1 BABY dies every 11 X MIN 9
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Visit www.theeliminateproject.org for more information about The Eliminate Project!
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Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals) is a nonprofit organization that raises money to benefit hospitalized kids while increasing awareness of its member hospitals. All CMN Hospitals contributions directly benefit hospitals, helping to purchase up-to-date equipment, train staff, conduct life-saving research, implement outreach programs and provide health care for children whose parents can’t afford to pay. HOW DOES KEY CLUB HELP? In 1997, Key Club made Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals preferred charity for its members to support.
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To get more service project ideas to help this preferred charity, go to http://www.keyclub.org/service/fund/osp/cmn.aspx
The mission of the March of Dimes is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. March of Dimes was founded by our 32nd President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the fight against polio. After the discovery of the polio vaccine, March of Dimes focused their efforts to improve the health of babies and has been successful with the help and enthusiasm of many grassroots volunteers. HOW DOES KEY CLUB HELP? Since 1978, Key Clubs have hosted fundraising and awareness programs to support the March of Dimes, raising over $116,000 through fundraisers in 2011 alone! To get more service project ideas to help this preferred charity, go to http://www.keyclub.org/service/fund/osp/marchofdimes.aspx
UNICEF, the only organization of the United Nations dedicated exclusively to children, works with other United Nations bodies, governments and nongovernmental organizations to assist in children’s needs through communitybased services in primary health care, basic education, and safe water and sanitation in more than 150 developing countries. HOW DOES KEY CLUB HELP? Since 1994, Key Club has been Trick Or Treating for UNICEF and over the years has raised nearly US$5 million for iodine deficiency programs worldwide and HIV and AIDS programs in Kenya and Swaziland. Now it’s helping The Eliminate Project. To get more service project ideas to help this preferred charity, go to http://www.keyclub.org/service/fund/osp/unicef.aspx
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KEY CLUB PREFERRED preferredCHARITIES charities
CLUB
The purpose of the ‘Club Updates’ section is to highlight the accomplishments and service of each club within the past month as well as give clubs a chance to share some of the activities and events they have done to the rest of the division! The Vice President of each club is responsible for submitting pictures as well as a brief overview of an event by the 8th of every month! Clubs are rewarded Buzz Points for participating!
Check out the social media accounts & websites of clubs in Division 21! JACKSON WEBSITE: www.jhskeyclub21.weebly.com KAMIAK INSTAGRAM: @kamiakkeyclub LYNNWOOD INSTAGRAM: @lynnwoodkeyclub TWITTER: @lynnwoodkeyclub WEBSITE: www.lynnwoodkeyclub.weebly.com YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/lynnwoodkeyclub MEADOWDALE WEBSITE: http://meadowdalekeyclub.wix.com/meado wdalekeyclub
DIVISION 21 CLUB NEWSLETTERS:
FALL EDITION KAMIAK http://issuu.com/ankurhanda/docs/kami ak_key_club_s_newsletter LAKE STEVENS http://issuu.com/arianamercedes_/docs/ october_2014__1_ LYNNWOOD http://issuu.com/lynnwoodkeyclub/docs/ the_royal_buzz MONROE http://issuu.com/monroekeyclub/docs/m onroe_high_schoolkeyclubnov/0
The Glacier Peak High School Key Club helped out at the Santa Village in Snohomish this month, which was a huge success! About thirty Key Clubbers got together to decorate and clean up for this event. We put up and took down Christmas decorations and many kids got to meet Santa and see the amazing decorations we hung up. Thanks to all the Key Clubbers who participated and made Santa Village a memorable experience! – Jasmine Sheena 11
One of the major events for JHS Key Club this month was the "Prayer Shawls/Quilts“! It was a huge success! We partnered up with Providence Hospital by making pillows for terminally ill patients. Our members made 60+ pillows in 2 hours. We all had a GREAT time making these pillows and they were all given to patients in hospitals! As always, thank you to everyone who came out and helped make them! Y'all are THE best!! – Vania Park
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Kamiak Key Club went to Annie’s Kitchen as a group with our music service club, Tri M. Jackson Key Club was there too. The Tri M Club played music and our Key Club served food! It was really fun because we were able to bond with other Key Clubbers and Tri-M! We are planning to go again next week! All of our Key Clubbers loved this event! – Esther Lee
This month the Lake Stevens Key Club has been focusing on service projects related to the holidays. At the end of November, our club delivered Thanksgiving dinner baskets to families in need in Lake Stevens with the Kiwanis members. Currently, the club is running the giving tree, which includes making hundreds of tags, sorting gifts, and keeping the gifts organized until they are delivered to the Lake Stevens Family Center right before winter break. – Ambur Staab
November was a very busy and productive month for the Lynnwood Key Club. In celebration of Kiwanis family month, we assisted our Kiwanis in their recent food drive, and raised over 1, 500 nonperishable food items that were donated to the Lynnwood Food Bank. Additionally, our club took part in a wonderful opportunity to clean up our local beach, Meadowdale Beach Park. Our Key Clubbers and Kiwanis collected over 20 bags full of English Ivy. Everyone worked very hard! Go bees! – James Lee 13
Our major volunteer project in November was tie blanket making! In total we made 8 tie blankets for the Cocoon House Shelter, which was twice as many blankets we made last year! Our Key Clubbers loved this project! We'll be sure to continue this project again next year! – Honglam Van
rough key club!
Last week, Monroe Key Club set up tables and provided holiday cards so that the school could write holiday messages to soldiers overseas in Africa. We had about 200 cards during lunch! – Rachel Calder, Bulletin Editor 14
Clubs with No Updates this month:
SNOHOMISH KEY CLUB
DCON 2015 DIVISION 21 REQUIREMENTS CLUBS
ATTENDEES
HOLD CLUB OFFICER ELECTIONS WITHIN THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF JANUARY
Join the “PNW Division 21 DCON 2015 Attendees” Facebook Group (available on December 22 nd) Must purchase a Division 21 Spirit Pack ($20, pay at January DCM) Must attend Pre-DCON Rally (February DCM, no exceptions) Subscribe to Remind101 (available at Pre-DCON Rally)
No exceptions (unless your club is not attending DCON)
REGISTER BY JANUARY 24th
Payment Paid ($235 per member) Rooms Assigned (4 per room, no more or less) Delegates Chosen (2 per club) Awards Submitted (3 per club)
HAVE A SPIRIT GEAR PARTY
Host a get together with your club attendees/advisers to make or purchase additional spirit gear such as tutus, headbands, socks etc.
CREATE A DIVISION 21 CHEER
Your club will teach the Division your new cheer/chant at Pre-DCON Rally
DIVISION 21 SPIRIT PACKS…
COMING SOON!
GET READY TO TAKE
SERVICE TO INFINITY
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B E Y O N D
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT
66th ANNUAL
DISTRICT CONVENTION
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NOVEMBER DCM: OPERATION
SUMMARY: 9 out of 11 schools in Division 21 were represented at the NOVEMBER DCM! This is the first time Division 21 experienced such a high attendance at a DCM that wasn’t a Pre DCON Rally DCM! Division 21 bonded through playing some strange and crazy icebreakers, snacking on some food and participating in a service project for the Samaritan’s Purse Organization! Every member arrived to the DCM with shoeboxes prefilled with toys, hygiene items, school supplies etc.! Then, at the DCM members wrapped their boxes and wrote heart felt cards to the recipients of the boxes! This DCM was a blast and a truly memorable first time experience for a lot of members! The care packages will help bring countless smiles to kids all around the world! THANK YOU DIVISION 21!
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Courtney (Left) & Jamie (Right) - Lake Stevens Key Club
CHRISTMAS CHILD!
60 BOXES
SIXTY BOXES WERE PACKED INTO A VAN & DROPPED OFF AT ALDERWOOD COMMUNITY CHURCH THE NEXT DAY! THE CHURCH WILL SHIP THE BOXES TO THE ORGANIZATIONS’ HEADQUARTERS WHERE THE BOXES WILL BE ORGANIZED AND DISTRIBUTED TO COUNTRIES ALL AROUND THE WORLD!
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RECAP * RECAP * RECAP
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CLUB PRESIDENTS PRESENT: GLACIER PEAK JACKSON KAMIAK LAKE STEVENS LYNNWOOD DIVISIONAL BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: JESSICA – KAMIAK THINH - MEADOWDALE
MEETING AGENDA: ~ CLUB UPDATES ~ CLUB ELECTIONS ~ LT.G ELECTION RALLY & DECEMBER DCM ~ DCON 2015 *AWARDS *REGISTRATION *SPIRIT PACKS ~ ELIMINATE MERCHANDISE *BEANIES ~ QUESTIONS
SUMMARY: 5 out of 11 schools in Division 21 were represented at the DECEMBER PCM! At the PCM, Presidents were able to update the rest of the division on the latest activities occurring in their clubs, get information on how to hold a club election and a brief overview of the Lieutenant Governor Election Rally and discussed any current questions about DCON 2015! WHY SHOULD PRESIDENTS & VICE PRESIDENTS ATTEND PCMS? Presidents (& Vice Presidents) should attend PCMS because it’s a great way to share your club’s progress and activities, be informed of the latest happenings in the Pacific Northwest District, gain new ideas for service projects or techniques on how to maintain membership and ask questions!
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PRESIDENT & SECRETARY REPORTS ARE DUE! NO EXCEPTIONS!
DEC
MONTHLY DIVISIONAL NEWSLETTER RELEASE!
DEC
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CREWNECK PREORDERS, LT. G SERVICE AGREEMENT FORMS & PIN DESIGNS DUE!
DIVISION 21 DECEMBER DCM & LT. G ELECTION RALLY! 4PM-6PM AT THE LYNNWOOD LIBRARY!
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2015-2016 LT.G ELECTION RALLY! WHO: DIVISION 21 KEY CLUBBERS, DISTRICT BOARD MEMBERS & KIWANIS ADVISERS WHAT: 1) ELECT THE 2015-2016 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF DIVISION 21 2) CUT OUT STARS FOR DCON 2015 3) WHITE ELEPHANT (GIFT EXCHANGE WITH A TWIST) WHEN: DECEMBER 19, 2014 @ 4PM-6PM WHERE: LYNNWOOD LIBRARY (19200 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, Washington 98036) WHAT TO BRING: 1) Scissors 2) Unisex Gift ($10 value or less) [DO NOT PUT YOUR NAME ON THE GIFT!] 3) Food (chips, crackers etc.)
WHO WILL BE THE NEXT KING/QUEEN BEE?
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ALL CLUBS MUST HAVE… 1) 2 Delegates (for voting purposes) 2) Crewneck Payments (only if members from your club ordered crewnecks) 3) Estimated Attendees Going To DCON (semi-finalized & reported to Selina)
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JANUARY 30, 2015
WOODINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
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Questions of the Month WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE HOLIDAY COLOR? 35%
GOLD
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GREEN 57%
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SILVER
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WHITE
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE
Every year as a tradition, my family and I never spend a lot of money on gifts for ourselves, but instead, for others. Also, on Christmas morning, we like to sing Christmas church songs! – Vania Park, Jackson Key Club
DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON?
Going skiing on New Year's or Thanksgiving morning! No one goes there early in the morning so nobody sees me struggling to ski, which eventually leads me to sledding down the hill... - Jessica Bae, Kamiak Key Club
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Going to Snowflake Lane with my family is a MUST--I love the spirit there! – Reina Miyamoto, Jackson Key Club
Opening presents on Christmas morning together as a family! – Olivia Nguyen, Lynnwood Key Club
My favorite family tradition during the holiday season is eating! My family kind of has a thing for food, so we like to go out together and bond over food at buffets, Korean BBQ and Pho! – Grace Park, Jackson Key Club
BUZZ POINTS POINT SYSTEM BREAKDOWN! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 1 5 5 5 5 10 10 15 30 N/A
DCM ATTENDANCE (PER MEMBER) ANSWERING THE QUESTION(S) OF THE MONTH (PER MEMBER) SUBMITTING PHOTOS (PER CLUB) CLUB UPDATE SECTION (PER CLUB) MEMBER/OFFICER OF THE MONTH (PER MEMBER) PARTICIPATION IN DIVISIONAL SERVICE PROJECT (PER MEMBER) SECRETARY REPORTS ARE DONE ON TIME (BY THE 5TH OF EVERY MONTH) PRESIDENT REPORTS ARE DONE ON TIME (BY THE 5TH OF EVERY MONTH) COMMUNICATION THROUGHOUT THE MONTH (PER CLUB) ATTENDANCE OF ANY KIWANIS EVENT (PER CLUB) BONUS POINTS (WILL VARY EACH MONTH)
CLUBS ARCHBISHOP EDMONDS WOODWAY GLACIER PEAK JACKSON KAMIAK LAKE STEVENS LYNNWOOD MARINER MEADOWDALE MONROE MOUNTLAKE TERRACE SNOHOMISH
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BUZZ POINTS are participation points that will be awarded to each club depending on how active each club is in divisional activities! The point system breakdown (on the top) shows how you can help your club get the most points! The club with the most BUZZ POINTS before DCON 2015 will win a super awesome prize! The prize will be kept a secret until further notice! However, one of your prizes will be a trophy for your club!
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BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR DISTRICT EDITOR’S LATEST ISSUE OF THE ESPRESSO FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT KEY CLUB!
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Contact Information CLUB ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: AMANDA MAI EMAIL: luvislikeatalkingpony@gmail.com
LAKE STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JAMIE SANTOS EMAIL: jamiesanto@gmail.com
EDMONDS WOODWAY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: AMANDA PAAVOLA EMAIL: paavoama000@gmail.com
LYNNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JENNY NGUYEN EMAIL: jennynguyen.kc@gmail.com
EDMONDS WOODWAY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: MARLEE TILLMAN EMAIL: marleewashere@gmail.com
MARINER HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: ANDREW BUSEV EMAIL: MeAndrewB@hotmail.com
GLACIER PEAK HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: KYLE ROGERS EMAIL: Kyle.Patrick.Rogers@gmail.com
MEADOWDALE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: TIFFANY DANIGGELIS EMAIL: daniggelis@gmail.com
JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: EMILY HENG EMAIL: emily.1heng@hotmail.com
MONROE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: CHLOE THOMPSON EMAIL: c.n.thompson.97@gmail.com
KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL CO-PRESIDENT: MARISSA PEREZ EMAIL: marissabug02@msn.com
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JESSIE TRIEMSTRA EMAIL: Jessie.triemstra@gmail.com
KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL CO-PRESIDENT: SIMRAN HANDA EMAIL: simihandax@gmail.com
SNOHOMISH HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: BRIANNA FERGUSON EMAIL: Brianna.t.ferguson@gmail.com
DIVISION FOLLOW DIVISION 21 @pnwdivision21! VISIT http://pnwdivision21.wix.com/keyclub! SELINA NGUYEN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF DIVISION 21 PACIFIC NORTHWEST KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL 206.753.7528 selinanguyen.pnw21@gmail.com
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DISTRICT executive officers: DISTRICT GOVERNOR: LISA ANTONIO DIVISION: 28 EMAIL: lisaantonio.dgov@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (425) 985 8014 DISTRICT SECRETARY: IK HOON JUNG DIVISION: 65 EMAIL: ijungpnwsec@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (503) 560 3693 DISTRICT TREASURER: ANEESH PAPPU DIVISION: 56 EMAIL: apappu97@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (509) 432 9908 DISTRICT EDITOR: JENNY ZHANG DIVISION: 32 EMAIL: editorjennyzhang@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (206) 941 1073 CONVENTION CHAIR: CLEO TSANG DIVISION: 32 EMAIL: pnwconventionchair@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (425) 306 6823 INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE: TASHRIMA HOSSAIN EMAIL: tashrima.hossain.kc@gmail.com
PRESIDENT
appointed officers: CONVENTION AIDE: JAG BAINS DIVISION: 9 EMAIL: the.jag.bains@gmail.com
CONVENTION AIDE: RYAN MIURA DIVISION: 66 EMAIL: ryanmiura0241@gmail.com COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: ANAV GAGNEJA DIVISION: 44 EMAIL: anavgagneja@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (360) 921 8334 K-FAMILY RELATIONS & INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS DIRECTOR: TINA SOK DIVISION: 34 EMAIL: sok.athena@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (253) 310 3271 MEMBERSHIP GROWTH & REACTIVATION DIRECTOR: SUVIR COPPARAM DIVISION: 28 EMAIL: copparam.suvir@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (425) 445 6199
PROJECTS DIRECTOR: BEN SCRANAGE DIVISION: 74 EMAIL: ben.scranage74@gmail.com PHONE NUMBER: (541) 220 0066
INTERNATIONAL
VICE PRESIDENT
MARIA PALAZZOLO
KEVIN ZHANG
ILLINOIS-EASTERN IOWA DISTRICT
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT
JENALEE BEAZLEY GARY CHENG RENISHA DALEY KELSEY HARRINGTON LAKEN KELLY NICOLE LEMA RIP LIVINGSTON SHANE MEYERS LIZ MOORE ROBBIE MATHIS BARRY SENG
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“Caring – Our Way Of Life.” - Key Club International Motto
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