Save the Date! – RTCs! Officers must attend 1 the Summer Edition Featuring ICON and Important Updates! Where will your club be this service year? North RTC Sat. Sept. 20 Central RTC Sat. Sept 13 Hosted by Vorhees High School 9AM – 1PM South RTC Sun. Sept. 14 Hosted by Egg Harbor Township High School 9AM – 1PM BROOKE’S BUBB LE VOL.2 Greetings Division 10! I hope you are all enjoying your summer break, and looking forward to get into the Key Club groove this school year. In this issue, look forward to learning more about your responsibilities, including a wide variety of forms that must be completed! Also get ready to vicariously live the ICON experience in sunny Anaheim California! 14,160 MEMBERS STRONG Getting to know your district Introducing our new International Trustee Barry Seng! Hosted by Parsippany Hills High School 9AM – 1PM
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Save the Date! – RTCs! Officers must attend 1
the
Summer Edition Featuring ICON and Important Updates!
Where will your club be this service year?
North RTC Sat. Sept. 20
Central RTC Sat. Sept 13 Hosted by Vorhees High School
9AM – 1PM
South RTC Sun. Sept. 14 Hosted by Egg Harbor Township High School
9AM – 1PM
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Greetings Division 10!
I hope you are all enjoying your summer break, and looking forward to get into the Key Club groove this school year.
In this issue, look forward to learning more about your responsibilities, including a wide variety of forms that must be completed!
Also get ready to vicariously live the ICON experience in sunny Anaheim California!
14,160 MEMBERS STRONG Getting to know your district
Introducing our new International Trustee Barry Seng!
Hosted by Parsippany Hills High School
9AM – 1PM
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THE LOREM IPSUMS SUMMER 2016
ICON in California! There were a lot of awesome workshops, which taught me a lot about how to be the best LTG. I
can be – and even more, there was fun!
Workshop 1: LTG At this workshop, we learned about the importance of communication within our divisions and keeping up with our monthly responsibilities. Governor Sam even assisted in this presentation! NJ was well represented. Overall, it taught all us Lieutenant Governors the importance of being informed.
Workshop 2: Rustic Pathways I could have spent my time a bit more wisely perhaps in a more relevant workshop but it’s such an interesting program! There are dozens of locations worldwide to visit, and even programs designed specifically for Key
Workshop 3: YUDA Bands After completing this school project, I promised presenter Mr. Phillip Whiting that I would help him show off YUDA Bands to the other workshop-goers. I helped him testify of how fun and beneficial this project was, and got to re-live the YUDA revolution! I hope some division 10 clubs do this project, so stay tuned at upcoming DCMs – I’ll surely mention it!
Workshop 4: Social Media It’s often hard to reach a lot of you guys and figure out how to work everything around all our schedules, so I was introduced to some really cool software and techniques to keep everyone virtually up to date! I’m going to get everyone from Division 10 signed up on a remind101 ASAP, and try to use a planning website called “whenisgood.com” to schedule meetings.
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The Non-Workshop Days
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attraction, toured more touristy areas like Venice Beach, Santa Monica Pier, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and took pictures in front of the big Hollywood sign!
Then of course there was House of Delegates (HOD). This was a very significant HOD with 5 new amendments proposed and passed! The new clauses are featured below!
New Amendments Any person, not in high school or an educational
equivalent, who has performed some
distinguished public service may be elected an
honorary member of a club for a period of one
year. Honorary members shall pay no dues and shall not be entitled to any privilege of a Key
Club dues paid member.
In order to form a new district, the proposed area must include
at least 15 active Key Clubs, and at least 450 active Key
Club members.
Key Club International dues are $7.00 per club
member
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All right, we all know the workshops at ICON are fun and informative, but in all realness, we were in California!
NJ is one of three or four other districts who come up early and leave late, in order to see Cali for what it really is.
We went through Anaheim on a lovely Garden walk, enjoyed the Disney theme park with a special tour of their new Cars
Membership should cover one’s tenure in high school
as stipulated by their education system. These
members should be interested in service and
qualified scholastically by school district
requirements for extracurricular activities and of good character.
Fifty cents of the dues of each member shall no
longer be deposited in the Youth Opportunities Fund to create an endowment to
fund grants to clubs and scholarships – rather, this will go towards Key Club
International’s deficit.
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A Message from your LTG.
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made a plan for the first meeting yet, but I expect all clubs to have hosted a meeting in September.
Furthermore, it is a requirement for me to have all of Division 10’s officers trained by October 12, the day of Fall Rally!
Speaking of this important day, how many people from your club will be coming? Start recruiting now! Tell people about how awesome it is to scream your head off for an hour in all the Key Club excitement then scream some more as you ride on roller coasters for the rest of the day!
I know it’s sometimes overwhelming, but it’s also wonderful, and I am always here for all of you!
Stay classy division 10, and good luck with the start of your school year, and continuation of this fabulous service year!
Sincerely,
Brooke Willemstyn
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Hey Division 10!
Again, I just can’t express how fortunate I have been in being appointed to serve in your division. I know for a lot of you officers, it’s difficult to balance Key Club life with school responsibilities, family and social life, and other extracurricular activities, but I implore that you all persevere.
We are entering the heat of Key Club season what with Fall RTCs and Fall Rally already around the corner.
I ask that you respond to my emails, and try to work with me to schedule dates for officer training. I’m happy to come to you after school one day, or meet up at a Starbucks on a Sunday, just please let me know what works best for you.
That being said, I’m going to begin contacting advisers if officers do not respond to my emails about club visits. It is imperative that I check in on you, and it’s only for your benefit!
Now I know my home club hasn’t even
Hope you all had great summers!
Congrats to new LTG of division 1: Angela Becker! à
Our beautiful Governor Sam and the dashing LTG Jeff à
Brooke Willemstyn
11 Hasler Lane Little Silver, NJ 07739 ltg.brooke.div.10@gmail.com 732-832-9252
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AND OH ME OH MY!
A HUGE
CONGRATULATIONS TO NJ’S OWN NICOLE LEMA
ON BEING ELECTED INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE
WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU!
ß Nicole with her campaign manager, District Treasurer Dan McCormack