UNM CKI NOVEMBER 2018 |VOLUME 16 | EDITION 5
What does CKI mean to you? "CKI means friendship, and it means an extension of all of us into something bigger than ourselves. I'm thankful for the opportunity to be able to be in an organization that takes pride in helping others while helping ourselves." - Maddie Dunn
"CKI means working and creating friendships with a diverse group of people. It has shown me the many different ways you can help out in your community. A lot of the projects I've helped with have given me the opportunity to use my special skills and talents to do good for other people." -Jules Tibbets
"CKI means getting to make a difference in the community while forming a family of the people that I have come to realize I can't live without" - Selena Richardson
"CKI is a way to give back to my community in a fun and engaging way." - Kathryn Masten
I FOUND MEANING "CKI has motivated me to wake up at (or before) the crack of dawn to help others." Luke Kachelmeier
I FOUND LEADERSHIP
I FOUND FAMILY
I FOUND SERVICE
"CKI has given me so many opportunities to grow and develop as a leader." Mendez, Alexis
"My CKI friends have become my family. Offering me the love and support I need." Hannah Broyles
"CKI showed me my unconditional love for service and helping my community." Vanessa Tsai
Table of Contents NOVEMBER PROJECTS.....................................PG.3 MEMBER ACCOMPLISHMENTS........................PG.6 MEMBER OF THE MONTH................................PG.7 CONTACT THE BOARD.....................................PG.8
DO YOU HAVE ANY PHOTOS OR PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT? SUBMIT THEM TO THE UNM BULLETIN EDITOR (HANNAH) AT HLBROYLES@UNM.EDU
November Projects DOGGIE DASH AND DAWDLE Our club dashed and dawdled as they helped set up for the run. This run is held annually and raises money for the Animal Humane New Mexico. B.B.B.S STEM DISCOVERY An interactive STEAM festival hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters. The goal is to introduce local students to STEAM business and job opportunities through hands-on activities and discovery. ROADRUNNER FOODBANK Once more we are back at Roadrunner Foodbank. As one of the service projects loved by the members, we sorted avocados. Now who doesn't love avocados and guacamole?
November Projects WATERMELON RANCH "At Watermelon Ranch, we picked weeds, sorted canned pet food, reorganized the cat barn, and played with many many dogs!" - Ki Patterson
UNM Hours for November: 96
CKI End of Semester Potluck To end the semester we held our annual potluck. We enjoyed homemade enchiladas from our President, Luke. It was a "dinner" filled with friendship, food, and incredibly cheesy Christmas movies. REMBER TO FILL OUT THE DOODLE POLL FOR NEXT SEMESTER MEETINGS!
SEE YOU NEXT SEMESTER AND GOOD LUCK ON FINALS!
Member Accomplishments WHILE ATTENDING CLASSES, PARTICIPATING IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, AND GOING TO CKI FUNCTIONS, OUR MEMBERS ALWAYS AMAZE US
Maddie and Hannah were recently inducted into the Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity. ΦΣΠ
Member of the Month UNM CKI'S MEMBER OF THE MONTH IS: VINCENT HUBER YEAR IN SCHOOL: Junior MAJOR: Computer Science and Applied Mathematics FAVORITE SERVICE PROJECT: Watermelon Mountain Ranch FAVORITE SNACK: Chips FAVORITE MOVIE: Baby Driver FUN FACT: I've played the violin for 12 years
Congratulations Vincent!
Contact the Board
LUKE KACHELMEIER
LEXI VELAZQUEZ
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
LKACHELMEIER@UNM.EDU
AVELAZQUEZ@UNM.EDU
ALEXIS MENDEZ TREASURER AMENDEZ18@UNM.EDU VANESSA TSAI SECRETARY VTSAI@UNM.EDU
HANNAH BROYLES BULLETIN EDITOR HLBROYLES@UNM.EDU