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Don’t forget to take notes! 3 ways to get more involved 1. Get involved in club activities 1. Become an officer in your club 2. Become an officer on the District or International level Level Why should I get active? • To do more service and help your community • To meet new people and get involved with your school • To spend time with other service minded high school-ers • To make the most of your key club experience • To have fun! Attend Club Meetings • Hear about upcoming events and projects • Time to socialize with other Key Clubbers • Get to know your officers and leaders Service Projects • One of the main goals of Key Club is to do service • Give back to the community • Awesome bonding experience with other Key Clubbers • Suggest your own service projects to officers if you have something in mind Divisional Events Attend Division Functions • Lots of different types: – – – – DCM’s Service Projects KCKC Spring Zone Rallies • Get to meet cool Key Clubbers from different schools • Break from the norm • Meet your Lt. Governors Committees Become a Committee Chair • Every Key Club should have committees set up by the V.P. • Ask to be a Chair! • Examples: – – – – DCON Eliminate Service Fundraising Become a Club Officer • Don’t be afraid, You win no matter what! – Lose: Gain valuable campaigning experience. – Win: You get to be in that office • Leadership experience • Learn how to work with a group of officers • Learn how to make a club successful Editor • Makes all of the club publications • Takes pictures at events • Manages Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts • Helps club plan to apply for awards Treasurer • Prepares a budget at the start of each year • Manages the clubs finances • Fills out all deposit forms and purchase orders • Oversees the collection of club dues Secretary • -Manages the club records • -Takes minutes at club meetings • -Takes notes at all officers meeting about what needs to be talked about at the next club meeting • -Fills out pride reports VP/ President Vice President • Not necessarily the easy job • Oversees committee system • Works with the President on all issues • Fills in when the President is absent President • Oversees all of the club operations • Works with the officers • Leads service projects and events • Represents the club