THE PANTHER EXPRESS VOLUME V // ISSUE VI
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INTERNATIONAL MEETING MINUTES
" MAJOR EMPHASIS " ELIMINATE PROJ. " KEY LEADER " STAY KEY-NECTED " SEPT. DCM RECAP " D-BOARD "
PANTHER SCOREBOARD
R U O Y M O R F GRE ETINGS ,
R O N R E V O G LIEUTE NANT N E Y U G N Y K C I V
HEY DIVISION 62!
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It’s back to school season already? Gee, where did summer go?! I hope you all had a fantastic summer because it is now time to say good-bye to summer and a big hello to the new Key Club year! As the school year begins, we tend to stress ourselves with the crazy load of homework, AP classes, ACT/SAT, extracurricular activities, and/or work. But we must not forget, a new school year means a new year of Key Club filled with new and old members and filled numerous of service projects! I’m super excited to see our division grow and flourish this upcoming school year! I am looking forward to meeting and getting to know all of you! Please feel free to contact me, by all means, if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or if you just want to talk! In caring service,
Vicky Nguyen "
Phone: (971) 340-5608 Email: vickynguyen.ltg62@gmail.com
 
Divisional Executive Assistant
Michelle Yan Hey hey Division 62!
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Wow, summer flew by fast, and for some, school is just around the corner. Regardless, I hope all of you had a fun and memorable summer! While we all mourn about the upcoming school year, on the plus side, a new school year calls for a new Key Club year! This is a great time for recruiting freshmen or any potential members before your first Key Club meeting. Don't forget to make it fun but also informative, let's start the new year off strong! I am more than excited to watch each and every club flourish! -
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Contact her at:
michelleyan62@gmail.com
Divisional Editor
Yvette Louie Hey hey hey Division 62! I have a question…. HEY KEY CLUBBERS HOW DO YOU FEEL!? Shoutout to those who came out to the Joint August DCM! It was a great way to end summer! Wow I can’t believe summer has came to an end! I hope all of you made new memories during these past 3 months. With everyone going back to school now I know it may not be too exciting to be back, but it can actually be an exciting time during the year! You can see your friends, go to football games, pep rallies, and start up a new year of Key Club! This is a great time to recruit new members, be more involved in your club, more service projects during the year, and Key Club meetings will be back and running again! I hope you get to know each other, your fellow members, your officers, and your advisors too! With that being said I also hope you enter your first Key Club meeting with a positive mindset and ready to serve! New memories, new members, and new goals! Good luck and have a wonderful new school year Panthers! If you have questions or just want to chat feel free to contact me. -
Contact her at:
ylouie24@gmail.com
Yvette Louie
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September 5th: All reports due September 13th: MHKC Walk Roll or Stroll September 20th: Presidential Assignment Due
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September 26th: September DCM
SEPTEMBER DCM
CAPTURE THE FLAG SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH BUCKMAN FILED (NE 12th Ave) 12:00PM - 2:00PM
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SUVIR COPPARAM SUVIR COPPARAM
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copparam.suvir@gmail.com
WANT TO WIN AN ELIMINATE PROJECT AWARD AT DCON 2016?!  
1. Take a picture of you, your friends, or even your whole club supporting the Eliminate Project: This could be at an Eliminate fundraiser or at school when sporting your Eliminate gear 2. Upload the picture to Instagram or Facebook using #PNWELIMIN8
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Meet the  
INTERNATIONAL
BOARD 2015-2016
Rip Livingston
Addison Clipfell
Giselle Campbell
Bethany Downs
Heather Farley
Kacie Hines
Amy Jiang
Ian MacDonald
Aysha Moneer
Anastasia Slepukhova
Devin Sun
Hojin Yoon
Clifford Young
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President
Vice President
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GetTo Know Our
International Trustee
Devin Sun
Favorite Color: Green Favorite Disney Character: Nemo Favorite Book: Outliers By Malcolm Gladwell Favorite Movie: Dodgeball
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INTERNATIONAL UPDATE
The Committee for Growth and Outreach (CGO) is currently assessing the status of clubs outside of North America and the Caribbean. They are looking into methods that could be used to track their membership and the number of active clubs. CGO will also be investigating ways in which to engage those clubs as well as ways to better include our current districted clubs that are outside of the United States.
The Committee for Internal Development (CID) is focusing on the following directives: reviewing the Key Club magazine Survey from last year and figuring out how we can apply positive changes to the Key Club magazine for future years, brainstorming ways we can streamline our existing resources via the International Website, & working with the Service/YOF committee to promote our Preferred Charities.
The Committee for Service and Youth Opportunities Fund (CSYOF) will primarily be work ing with the overall promotion of service, the p r o m o t i o n o f t h e Yo u t h O p p o r t u n i t i e s Fu n d , a n d ultimately, the reviewing and granting o f Yo u t h Opportunities Fund applications. In addition, this committee will be working with the evaluation of all things service.
The Carolinas District recently held their Advanced District Leadership Experience from August 14 to 16. They have elected three new Lieutenant Governors, and increased their membership numbers to 12,187.
The Missouri-Arkansas District is glad to announce another successful board meeting. The board participated in the a Kiwanis-led service project for The Boys and Girls Club Pack-AMeal campaign. They assisted Kiwanis members in packing 20,000 meals in one hour. The Board also ran a successful board meeting at the end of the weekend. They look forward to using what they have learned to assist their clubs in the future.
The Pacific Northwest District recently released their second “ R E C A Pp a c c i n o” a n d h a d another successful Summer Board meeting from August 14 to 16. They are also continuing promotion with the ELEMONATE Challenge. Their summer rallies will be finishing this month.
We reached US$100 million! That means the Kiwanis family will help save or protect more than
55 million lives. And it leaves
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MEETING MINUTES KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF DELEGATES 72st Annual Convention Key Club International June 26, 2015
Amendment #1 Presented by the Key Club International Board of Trustees
Article V. Organizing and Chartering of Clubs Section 1. A Key Club may be established in a high school or community-based organization that does not have a chartered Key Club upon petitioning Key Club International. ADOPTED Strategic Intent: Critical issue 3-School interaction Governance: Update Key Club International bylaws Capacity: No change Finance: No impact Metrics: None Effective Date: Effective upon approval by the Kiwanis Youth Programs board Amendment #2 Presented by the New York District of Key Club International Article VI. Club Operations Section 1. The recognized officers of each Key Club shall be the president, one or more vice presidents, the secretary, the treasurer, the editor and the webmaster or technology associated position and one director from each class. These officers shall constitute the board of directors of the club and shall have such duties as shall be prescribed in the club and/or district bylaws. All officers shall be active members in good standing of the club. Section 2. The president, vice president(s), secretary, treasurer, bulletin editor and webmaster or technology associated position of the club should be elected at a meeting in February. These officers-elect shall serve as observing members of the board of directors from February to May in order to become more familiar with the administration of the club and shall take office in May, service for one year or until their successors are duly elected. The outgoing president and
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STAY
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DIVISION 62
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RECAPS AUGUST DCM
\ DURING MIRACLE MINUTE, WE RAISED $39.17 FOR THE ELIMINATE PROJECT
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DISTRICT BOARD
GOVERNOR: TYLER BOSSER tylerbosser.pnwgov@gmail.com
SECRETARY: TRAN HOANG tranhoang.pnwsec@gmail.com
TREASURER: SUVIR COPPARAM copparam.suvir@gmail.com
EDITOR: JOJO SAUNDERS jojosaunders.pnweditor@gmail.com
CONVENTION CHAIR:
RYAN MIURA pnwconventionchair@gmail.com
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APPOINTED OFFICERS
CONVENTION AIDE: AMY HUNG theamyhung@gmail.com
CONVENTION AIDE: RIA BAINS riabains20i@gmail.com
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: TONY ZHANG
Tony98wh@gmail.com
DISTRICT PROJECTS DIRECTOR: JAG BAINS
the.jag.bains@gmail.com
K-FAMILY RELATIONS AND PROJECTS DIRECTOR: HANNA HUYNH
hannahuynh.krelations@gmail.com
Membership Growth Director TIFFANY WONG
wong.c.tiffany@gmail.co
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PANTHER
PRESIDENTIAL ASSIGNMENT
VICE PRES. REPORT
SECRETARY REPORT
EDITOR REPORT
BENSON
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CLEVELAND
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FRANKLIN
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GRANT
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COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN DAVID DOUGLAS
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LINCOLN
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MADISON PARKROSE
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ROOSEVELT
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WILSON
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PRESIDENTIAL ASSIGNMENT: 20 PTS VICE-PRESIDENT REPORTS: 10 PTS SECRETARY REPORTS: 10 PTS EDITOR REPORTS: 10 PTS
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SCOREBOARD
CLUB SPORTLIGHT
PANTHERS OF THE MONTH
DCM ATTENDENCE
LAST MONTH'S TOTAL TOTAL
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CLUB SPOTLIGHT: 25 PTS PANTHER OF THE MONTH: 15 PTS ATTENDING DCMS: 2 PTS MISC: 5-20 PTS
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