Circle of Sharing: May 2015

Circle of Sharing Official Bulletin of the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District Volume 22

Issue 2

May 2015

Leadership Academy Pages 9-10

24 Hour Service Project Page 17

K-Family Piknik Recap Page 6

Club Highlight Page 15

CKIx Page 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Spring Fling Recap ………………………………………………

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CKIx …………………………………………..…………………….

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International Awards ……………………………………………

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Honoring John Lee ………………………………………………

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Kiwanis Family Piknik Recap …………………………………...

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Vacant Positions …….………………………………..………….

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Committee Advertisements …………………………...……....

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Leadership Academy .………………………….………………

Pages 9-10

MERP …………………………….…………………………………

Pages 11-12

Kiwanis Family Baseball Game ……….……………………….

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Club Highlight: UW-Stevens Point …….……...……………….

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Summer Fundraising ………..……………………………….…..

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24 Hour Service Project …………………………………………

Pages 17-18

Happygrams …………………..………………………………....

Pages 19-22

Where in the WUM Are Your Mascots? ……………………...

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Letter from the Editor ………………………….……………..…

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District Directory …………………………………………………

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WUM’s Super Service Spring Fling Recap

By Stephanie Van Kampen You can definitely say that Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Circle K members had a “super” awesome time at this year’s superhero-themed Spring Fling conference. Held at Camp Wawbeek in the Wisconsin Dells, Spring Fling offered attendees the opportunity to do fun service projects, meet WUM members from other clubs, learn more about this fantastic organization through workshops, and much more!

We kicked off Friday night with some fun small- and largegroup ice breakers, after which everyone got to partake in some friendly competition during the photo scavenger hunt.

We ended Friday night with a showing of Guardians of the Galaxy, and many continued the tradition of grabbing a late night Denny’s dinner.

Saturday was a beautiful day for camp service projects, as many members were outside doing yard work and helping clean up Camp Wawbeek to help prepare them for summer. Following lunch, members attended fun, engaging, and informative workshops, including K-Family/CKI 101, Scrapbooking/Bulletin Editor, a crafts-related service project, Superhero Jeopardy, and more! Later that afternoon, committee meetings and divisional meetings were held (contact Governor Five if you’re interested in joining a committee, it’s not too late!). Lots of laughs were had at the mascot auction and school skits, which were followed by a dance, s’mores by the bonfire, and an unforgettable game of Mafia.

On Sunday morning, we ended our time together by watching a slideshow of pictures of the weekend, sharing our favorite parts of the Spring Fling, and, of course, finishing the weekend with a group hug. Over the weekend, we were able to raise over $1,000 for Camp Wawbeek, so thank you to all who participated in fundraisers! A big thank you goes to John Lee for all of his hard work and commitment to Circle K as the UW-Eau Claire advisor over the years. Thanks to everyone who attended; I hope you all had a fantastic weekend! We hope to see you all at the next district event, MERP, on July 18th in Stevens Point!

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A Message From International: CKIx Greetings members of WUM! I hope that all of you are transitioning smoothly into summer! With the school year coming to a close, don't forget about opportunities for serving your local community. Whether you have an internship across the country or you are working in your hometown, be sure to seek out opportunities to volunteer!

One way to reconnect with Circle K this summer is to attend CKIx 2015 in Indianapolis from June 24-27. CKIx will be the premier Circle K event of the century! Circle K International is teaming up with Key Club and Kiwanis International to celebrate Kiwanis' 100th anniversary of serving the children of the world. Not only will you have the opportunity to serve the Indy community, you will be also able to connect with thousands of Kiwanis family members from all over the world! This is truly a Circle K event that you don't want to miss. Register now at http://circlek.org/Leadership/Conventions/InternationalConvention/CKIx15.aspx.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to me at subregionc@circlek.org! I look forward to meeting many of you in Indy!

In service, leadership, and fellowship,

Ashley Wolfe

Subregion C International Trustee Circle K International – Live to Serve, Love to Serve!

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Applying for International Awards

By Five Yang

This year at International Convention outstanding clubs will have the opportunity to be recognized for their achievements in the 2014-2015 Circle K year. The award categories include: Club Achievement, Club Video, Preferred Charities and Service Partners, Single Service, The Eliminate Project, and Outstanding Kiwanis Family Relations. For applications, please visit the CKIx Contests and Awards website.

I am a firm believer that we belong the greatest Circle K District. Whether it is at the club or district level, everything we do is truly WUM-derful and incomparable. Off the top of my head, a few clubs and events that should be recognized are Alverno’s Midnight Masquerade, UW-Whitewater unmatchable relationship with the Whitewater Kiwanis Breakfast Club, and UW-La Crosse’s “Be the Match” National Marrow Donor Program.

I strongly encourage and would like to challenge every club to apply for at one least award. You all deserve to be recognized for your hard work at the international level.

Please remember this is for the 2014-2015 year. You will have the chance to apply for awards at CKIx 2016 for anything that is on or after April 1, 2015. To submit awards, clubs can mail in applications (postmarked by June 1 to ensure arrival for judging) or have one of our district’s attendees submit it on the first day of Convention at the registration table. Please contact Five at fiveyang01@gmail.com if you do not know any WUM CKIx 2015 attendees. Good luck and as always, let me know if you have questions!

Applications must be postmarked by June 1st!

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AWARD CATEGORIES Club Achievement, Club Video, Preferred Charities and Service Partners, Single Service, The Eliminate Project, and Outstanding Kiwanis Family Relations.

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Honoring John Lee

By Kirstie Polzin

This year’s Spring Fling was an incredibly special one, especially for one Kiwanis advisor. John Lee, the faculty advisor for UW-Eau Claire’s Circle K club, celebrated his last event as their Kiwanis Advisor. While many tears were shed, there were tons of memories and stories shared. If you’ve been to Camp Wawbeek, you know John as “that guy that comes in on Saturday morning and sings”. If you haven’t, it’s quite the experience!

On Sunday morning during the goodbye hug, everyone joined in singing one of his songs - “You Are My Sunshine”. At lunch on Saturday, the district presented John with a scrapbook filled with pictures and notes from Circle K members and Kiwanians around the district. Even more special was the announcement of a very special change for the district.

Every year at District Convention, one faculty advisor is honored with the “Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award” for their dedication to our organization. Beginning this 2015-2016 Circle K year, the district will be presenting the “John Lee Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award” to honor the incredible amount of time and dedication John has given to WUM Circle K over the past 25+ years.

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UW- Eau Claire’s Annual Kiwanis Family Piknik This annual event was held on May 1st, 2015 in Boyd Park. The K-Family Piknik event began about 7 years ago as a replacement event for the “K-Family Gala” formal dinner and dance, which had declining attendance and was becoming too costly.

However, this year’s attendance for the Piknik was up from previous years, showing how much this event continues to grow! There were Circle K members from UW-Eau Claire, Eau Claire Kiwanians, prospective Circle K members, and even Fred and Nancy Dietze came from Hudson, WI to join in on the fun.

In previous years outdoor games such as ladder golf and kubb were played. However, due to some rainy and chilly weather, board games (like Apples to Apples) were played instead of yard games. A silent auction with donations going towards the Eliminate Project was also held during the Pinkik. To contribute to the Piknik theme, the dinner served was a “cook-out” style meal with hot dogs, hamburgers, potato salad, watermelon, and cake.

The K-Family Piknik will be held again next year, and all WUM Circle K clubs are welcome to come and celebrate with us!

“The Piknik was begun with the purpose of maintaining K-Family relations locally at an affordable price, while also serving as a fundraiser for the "Iodine Deficiency Disorder" and "Eliminate" projects of Kiwanis International.”

– John Lee, Faculty Advisor for UWEC Circle K from 1990-2015.

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Vacant District Board Positions

Apply for District Convention Chair If you enjoy planning large-scale events, then this may be the position for you! As DCON Chair, you would have the opportunity to plan the 53rd Annual District Convention that will be held in Green Bay the weekend of March 4th – 6th in 2016. Although it can be a heavy workload, seeing the convention come together will be absolutely rewarding!

Apply for Service Chair Service is the foundation of our beloved organization. As the Service Chair, you will provide service project ideas and tips to clubs, keep track of the district service hours, plan service projects at district events, and organize Kiwanis Family Service Day.

Apply for Awards, Regulations, and History Chair The ARH is responsible for being knowledgeable of our district bylaws and policies. If there are any conflicts, this chairperson will address it to the district board and the House of Delegates at District Convention. This chairperson is also responsible for preparing and organization the district convention award process.

For more information or to apply, please contact Governor Five Yang at fiveyang01@gmail.com.

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Do YOU want to get more involved in CKI? Join one (or more) of our committees! We are looking for amazing members like you to serve on these committees!

Special Events Committee

Kiwanis Family and Outreach Committee

My name is Stephanie Van Kampen, and I am the new District Special Events Chair! It is part of my job to plan Spring Fling and the Membership Awareness Conference (MAC) in October and assist in the planning of the Membership Education Recruitment Program (MERP) over the summer. As part of the District Special Events Committee, you’ll have the opportunity to help brainstorm and plan the fine details of these District Events! If you love planning big events and have a lot of ideas that you’re eager to share, this committee is for you! You can sign up for the Special Events Committee by emailing me at vankampenstephanie@gmail.com.

Do you love Circle K? What about the other branches of the Kiwanis Family? Do you wish you knew more about them, or that you could help in getting the branches to know each other better? Join the Kiwanis Family Relations and Outreach Committee! As a member of this committee, you’ll help plan and promote the Kiwanis Family Baseball Game in August, Hockey Night in December, and Service Day in November.

This is a great opportunity to meet the other members of the Kiwanis Family and provide them with opportunities to get to know each other. Planning these events takes a lot of work, and having passionate committee members makes the job easier and more fun for everyone involved! *If you’re interested in joining, or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me (Kirstie Polzin) at 715-212-5871 or polzinkk.cki@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you!

Membership, Development, and Growth Committee If you have an interest or passion for membership recruitment and retention, the Membership Development and Growth Committee is perfect for you! This committee is important because its focus is to spread helpful recruitment/retention tips and ideas to Circle K clubs throughout the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan district. What's great about being on a committee is that it does not require a huge time commitment yet, you're getting more involved in Circle K! Some other benefits to being involved in this committee include (and are not limited to): Being involved in the planning of the Membership Education & Recruitment Program (MERP), picking up recruitment/retention ideas for your own clubs, and building networks and friendships throughout the year. *If you are interested in joining, learning more, or just simply have questions, about the Membership Development and Growth Committee, please don't hesitate to contact Elizabeth, the Membership Development and Growth Chair at elizabeth.le.cki@gmail.com or call/text me at 715-409-1946.

Fundraising Committee (NEW)

Service Committee We are still looking for someone to be our service chair and head this committee (see vacant positions ad). However, if you love service and have a creative side, this committee is perfect for you. Together, this committee comes up with service projects for district events, helps plan Kiwanis Family Service Day, and gets to provide resources to the clubs for service ideas. If this sounds like something you’d want to do, sign up by contacting Five Yang at fiveyang01@gmail.com!

My name is Taylor Moret and I am the Fundraising Chair for the district.

As fundraising chair, my committee will focus on…you guessed it – FUNDRAISING! If you have creative ideas and love to make money, I want you on my committee! It's all about new ideas. We will be the goto resource on ways that they can boost their club's income or raise money for a noble cause.

I love brainstorming and coming with new and creative ways to do things. Together, we can bounce ideas off of each other and also generate new ones! And as my one of my favorite quotes says "Someone can't do everything, but everyone can do something." So, come be my everyone :) *If you are interested in joining my committee, or for more information, you can contact me at wumfundraising@gmail.com or 608-412-3518

Awards, Regulations, and History Committee

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Contact Five Yang at fiveyang01@gmail.com to sign up!

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Leadership

By Lia Slepicka I think that everyone should send in an application for Leadership Academy. I sent my application in just to see what would happen and I ended up having an experience that was life changing. Although I cannot tell you exactly what happened at camp, I can give you a little sneak peek at what my week was like. When I arrived to the airport in Indiana, there was just a bunch of college students sitting around and no one knew anyone else. While we all waited for the bus to take us to camp, we played some games to get to know each other.

I did not know what to expect from the moment I got to camp, there was no cell service or internet I thought that it was going to be a rough week. Once I checked in, I got assigned a cabin with a couple of other Circle Kers; I didn't know anyone going into this trip, but made friends right away with my cabin mates. Throughout the week we learned different types of leadership skills and played a lot of games that show different rolls and to help with team building.

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There is also a day where we were able to give back to the camp and do some service projects. I ended up with a group that got to go garden and help pick veggies, which we ended up eating for dinner. Everyone gets put into small groups that they spend a lot of time with for workshops and reflection periods.

My small group turned into one big family by the end of the week and I would have to say that it was the hardest thing to say goodbye to all the friends that I made. To this day my small group is in constant contact with each other helping out with whatever problems need solving.

The experience that I had was amazing and I made life long friends from around the United States and even some girls from Aruba. So send in the application and see if you have what it takes to become a leader!

For more information, visit http://circlek.org/Leadership/LeadershipAcademy.aspx

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Membership, Education, and Recruitment Program

by Elizabeth Le

The Membership Education and Recruitment Program (MERP) is an ARRR-some event. It serves as our only district event in the summer, and it is focused on learning fun, effective ways to recruit and retain members for your club. Even though some may have attended recruitment/retention workshops at other events, there is not event like MERP. Club officers will benefit from attending because it gives in-depth information that can't always be covered during one 30-45 minute workshop. Just because MERP is very useful for officers, doesn’t mean that it isn’t a great event for members as well! Members will have the opportunity to learn more about Circle K and how your role as a member is vital to your club! This kind of information is useful for not only student organizations but also in other parts of life.

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Remember, X marks your spot in CKI!

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Kiwanis Family Baseball Game

By Kirstie Polzin

If you’ve never been to a Kiwanis Family Baseball Game (KFBG), this is a great time to start! Join us in Milwaukee on August 9th as we watch the Brewers take on the Cardinals, and get to know other members of the Kiwanis Family!

A huge part of Circle K is building relationships with other members of our clubs, Kiwanis clubs, and all of the other branches of the Kiwanis family. This is a chance to relax and have some fun, while still helping out a great cause! $4 from each ticket purchase will be donated to the ELIMINATE project to help them reach their goal to eliminate Maternal/Neonatal Tetanus (MNT).

Another bonus of attending this game-every member gets a free Bob Uecker bobblehead!

Keep an eye out for further details, and if you have any questions, please check out our Facebook event (Kiwanis Family Baseball Game 2015) email me at polzinkk.cki@gmail.com. I can’t wait to see you all there!

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Summer Fundraising Ideas Howdy WUM Circle K! This is your District Fundraising Chair Taylor Moret with a few ideas for summer fundraisers! I've included ones that you can do on both an individual or club level! I look forward to seeing the funds you guys raise! If you need any more ideas, please feel free to contact me at wumfundraising@gmail.com or 608-4123518.

During the summer there is an increase of travel and outdoor activities. That being said, here are a few things you can do: • • •

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Collect Aluminum cans to sell. Some groups set up collection cages so that members of the community can donate theirs as well.

Sell Kwik Trip Gas Cards through the scrip program (I hope to have some to distribute at MERP) Contact a local store to co-sponsor a hot dog & brat stand. Some stores will donate everything you need and let you keep all the money; you just have to find someone to man the stand!

The Generic Car Wash - Get some soap and hose, and go nuts!

Have a Rummage Sale - Get all of your members to donate stuff they don't use anymore and host in in a free venue in the community.

View events that take place in your community and see if you can get paid to help out. Some music festivals pay people to pick up the grounds at the end of the festival, and the EAA in Oshkosh pays people to operate their food and beverage stands! I can help you find some similar events if you are interested!

Sell flower bulbs! Contact me on where to get them!

You Scream, I Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream! - Partner with DQ or Schwann's to get Dilly Bars/Treats to sell. Or talk to a Cherry Berry or similar about having an event where you get 15% of the profits.

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NMU’s 24 Hour Service Project Northern Michigan University is the host for this amazing annual event. At 24 Hour, members will be doing various service projects over the weekend. When participants arrive on Friday they will be helping to clean and set up displays at the UP Children’s Museum. The first night will be spent at the museum. The following day will have other service activities, and then we will be going to the Bay Cliff Health camp, where we will be doing cleaning and/or other tasks. Saturday night we will get to stay at Camp Bay Cliff, the counterpart to Camp Wawbeek.

The following morning clubs will be leaving to go home after spending in amazing weekend in Upper Michigan!

Online registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XiyyzpAwAPGB7elTPBA7SRAnfSmUrk0PhGtYbJoDxCM/viewform

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HAPPYGRAMS Devin Rothson, UW Oshkosh It's so great seeing you at District events! Thanks so much for coming and talking with everyone. You are a great asset to have in WUM :)

Bay College You guys just rock. Seriously.

Emily Walsh, Marquette University I'm so happy that I got to see you one last time before you graduate! Good luck after graduation!

Annabell Pedersen, UW-Eau Claire Thank you so much for coming to Spring Fling! You're such a sweet person. I can't wait to see what you and the UWEC club will achieve this year!

Carissa Babcock, Alverno Congrats on becoming an official member at Spring Fling! I can't wait to see you grow and lead in the years to come!

Matt Bowe, UW-Eau Claire Thanks for putting together such a great game of Harry Potter mafia! It was fantastically nerdy and I enjoyed every minute of it! (It might have even been better than a late night Denny's run...maybe)

Kayla McIlree, UWGB It's been so amazing getting to know you over the past few district events! I'm so glad you have come along and become involved. You are a wonderful person and I'm so so glad you've become a part of the CKI family :) <3

Spring Fling Superheroes Thank you to everyone who came out to Spring Fling this weekend! I had such a blast meeting so many new friends and serving with you all!

Lizzy Johnson, UW-Oshkosh So sad you're graduating, we'll miss you next year! Best of luck! Â

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Edgewood College Love the spirit your club had at Spring Fling! You're all amazing.

Emily Walsh, Marquette After 4 years in the club, it will be said to see you go! It was fun that we were able to do the friendship trail one last time!

Deep Tripurana, Lawrence University Thanks so much for stepping up to be Lawrence's President! I can't wait to see what you accomplish with this club! Good luck and congrats!

Tess Lo, UW-Madison I was so happy to see you at Spring Fling and getting more involved with Circle K! You're a great addition to our club and I hope you had fun over the weekend!

Stephanie VanKampen, UW-Madison Thank you for planning such a terrific event that so many people were able to enjoy and learn from! You did a great job and the weekend went so smoothly and we were even able to stay on schedule! I COULD ALMOST KISS STEPH FOR PLANNING SO RIGHT!

Megan Kneiser, Edgewood You are one of my favorite people to see at district events, since you're so wonderfully silly and sassy.

There is truly no one else that I would rather fake steal a golf cart with!

Sean Kenny, NMU Thanks for helping out in the kitchen the entire time at Spring Fling!

Tiger Mom-ica Wang, UW-Madison ConGRADulations!!! Although I'm so happy for you to be graduating, I will miss you so much! You were one of the first people I met and became close with in Circle K and I can't imagine what next year will be like without you. I love going to events with you because I always know I'll have a blast and be laughing the whole time! You're a great person and a great addition to not only our club, but the district as well!

Lizzy Johnson, UW-Oshkosh Thank you for your willingness to help out wherever needed at Spring Fling. I'm so happy that you're my friend and I'll miss you next year!

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HAPPYGRAMS Carissa Babcock, Alverno Coming to your first district event can be intimidating, but you dove right in! It was so great to meet you and your enthusiasm was inspiring! I hope to see you at future events soon!!

Edgewood College Congrats on winning the Spirit Award at Spring Fling! Your matching capes were totes adorbs.

Jordan Grapentine, UWGB, University of Denver ;) Thank you so much for getting me involved w/ CKI. My life would be so incredibly different if you hadn't given me so many little pushes along the way. You’re such a wonderful person and I can't wait to see what you accomplish. You’re so strong & such a beautiful person I know that you will only achieve greatness in Denver. I'll miss you so much, but I'm so proud of you, & so glad that we have gotten the time to become bffs.

WUM will miss you & never be quite the same without you. <3 D Ps 9:45pm

Mary Bianga, Bay College Thank you for coming to Spring Fling! It's wonderful getting to know you over the weekend! Hope to see you at the other upcoming district events!

Kasey & Meredith, UW-Whitewater Thank you for coming to Spring Fling!

I'm happy to finally meet you two!

Good luck this year and let me know if you need any help!

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UW-Eau Claire Thank you for the priviledge of being your faculty advisor.

Your devotion to service has always been an inspiration to me. While my time as your advisor is coming to an end, I look forward to hearing of many great things to come in your future. Keep in touch. - John

Casey Scheibengraber, Alverno College Is this District Bulletin Editor awesome or what??

All Circle K'ers in WUM Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart, for the love and support that you gave me at Spring Fling (my last district event with Circle K as a Faculty Advisor). You are all very special and will hold a place in my heart for the rest of my life. Keep serving and doing all the wonderful things that you do. Until we meet again.... John Lee

Kathy Senn, UW Oshkosh Kathy! I'm so excited to see where you lead Oshkosh this year! You seem to be a great leader so far and I know you will go on to do wonderful things :)

Michael Gerardy, Bay Mike was the unsung champion of Game Night, our first and only to date idea that we carried out. He was the perfect teammate.

Donna Raleigh, UW-EC Kiwanis Advisor Donna, Thank you for being such an awesome advisor. I have truly enjoyed working with you over the years, and I know that I am leaving the UWEC club in good hands. Thank you for all of your support. Live to Serve, Love to Serve! - John

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Mandy Gallo, Edgewood You led your super spirited club to victory and are a terrific leader! What you do inspires others to work harder in their position, and you are truly a role model for other presidents in the district!

Josie Mackai, UW Oshkosh You did an amazing job getting the Little Free Library project set up and completed! Congrats on seeing such an amazing project through to fruition.

You are making a great impact on your community and WUM in general. :)

Matt Bowe, UW-Eau Claire Thanks for all of your help at Spring Fling, especially starting that awesome game of Harry Potter mafia!

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Where in the WUM Are the Mascots…

Wondering where you need to visit to rescue your mascot? Wonder no more!

School Mascot

Where do you need to go?

How far do you need to go?

(One way)

Alverno College

Bay College

233 miles to Escanaba, MI

Ashley Wolfe

UW-Stevens Point

267 miles to Stevens Point, WI

Bay College

Edgewood College

255 miles to Madison, WI

Edgewood College

Justin Hahn

80 miles to Milwaukee, WI

Governor’s Cup

Bay College

252 miles to Escanaba, MI

Marquette

UW-Oshkosh

87 miles to Oshkosh, WI

MSOE

UW-Madison

80 miles to Madison, WI

NMU

UW-Oshkosh

225 miles to Oshkosh, WI

UW-Eau Claire

Fred Dietze

67 miles to Hudson, WI

UW-Green Bay

Janet DeGroot

313 miles to Cedar Rapids, IA

UW-Madison

UW-Stevens Point

110 miles to Stevens Point, WI

UW-Milwaukee

UW-Platteville

157 miles to Platteville, WI

UW-Oshkosh

UW-Eau Claire

181 miles to Eau Claire, WI

UW-Platteville

Bay College

329 miles to Escanaba, MI

UW-Stevens Point

Alverno College

158 miles to Milwaukee, WI

UW-Whitewater

UW-Oshkosh

100 miles to Oshkosh, WI

Wawbeek Bear (Ken)

Edgewood College

0 miles to Madison, WI

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Thank you all for your support for Camp Wawbeek. Form this auction we raised $805!

Letter From the Editor Hello everyWUM, Another month has passed and I cannot believe how fast time flies. I hope you all have had a great semester and it is almost time to relax for the summer. As things are winding down, I want to remind all of you that Circle K isn’t over.

Please, get out and so some amazing service and fellowship this summer! There are so many opportunities, so take advantage of them!

I want to thank everyone for the tones of Happygrams submissions! The love and support that I see from every one of you is amazing. You all inspire me to do better and improve. Please, subscribe to receive the email notifications of the Circle of Sharing! It will make it so much easier for you to receive it. In fact, it will come straight to your inbox!

Again, thank you all for your support as I figure things out in the position! I want to hear from you, whether you’d like me to display your artistic side, or if there is a topic you’d like to see! I promise to do my best to accommodate and improve. Watch out for next months bulletin, it will include our goals and progress and s few new surprises for summer! Enjoy and have a great summer break!

Yours in service, dedication, and WUM love, Casey Scheibengraber

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