Division 28 | July 2015 Newsletter

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Division 28Pacific Northwest District

Key Club International

MAY 2015 | VOL 2 ISSUE 2 BELLEVUE | INTERLAKE | INTERNATIONAL|

ISSAQUAH | LIBERTY |MERCER ISLAND | MT. SI | NEWPORT |

SAMMAMISH | SKYLINE

Caring—Our Way of Life

TABLE OF CONTENTS04 : Hello from your LTG

05 : Events in May

06 : April DCM Recap

08 : Lieutenant Governor Elections

10 : MAY DCM

11 : SEATTLE DTE

12 : KEY Club 101

14 : ELIMINATE Project (and baby pictures!)

16 : Preferred Charities

17 : Highlighted Members

18 : Officer Contact Information

20 : District Contact Information

Children: Their Future, Our Focus

HELLO FROM YOUR LTGHello Division 28!I honestly cannot believe a monthhas passed by already since I’ve mademy last newsletter but here we are inthe start of May. I want to say, first of all, good luck to all you testers out there. I know it’s a struggle to even walk inside the school sometimes butwe only have two more weeks atmost for those IB candidates! Moving on, looking forward in the month of May, I’m excited for all the events we have planned! I’m definitely looking forward to having both club level and district level interactions increase for our division and that will remain my main goal for the month. At the same time, please do not hesitate to contact me! I know some schools I have contacted numerous times, but others I still have not built the strongest relationship with. And for those who have great divisional and district level ideas, I want to hear them. The other Lieutenant Governors and I are here to help you accomplish your goals in Key Club no matter how big or small the project is. Finally, I want to say congratulations to SARA REED and ERIKA KUMAR for their initiative so early into the year!

Love,Cyssi NgoLieutenant Governor of Division 28

LTGMAY 5th

• PRESIDENT UPDATES AND SECRETARY REPORTS DUE

MAY 10TH

• CLUB NEWSLETTER DUE

MAY 16TH

• JOINT DCM W/ 22/24, 26, 27, 32, & 33 AT GENE

COULON MEMORIAL BEACH PARK, 1 PM – 5 PM

MAY 29TH

• SEATTLE DTE , LAKE CITY COMMUNITY CENTER,

7:30 PM – 10:30 PM

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MAY 2015

APRIL DCM

SECRETARIES

From left to right: Jasmine Louie, Elizabeth Carroll, Erika Kumar, Kevin Wu

TREASURERS

From left to right:Dana He, Noah Hance,

Ein Chang, Andi Li

BULLETIN EDITORS

From left to right: Addison, Rosie Skovron, Riley Fang, Neel Baxi, Kacey Higa

VICE PRESIDENTS

From left to right:Sisir Gudipati, Annika Laufer, Julia Chen, Zuzu Tang, Austin Zhao, Lena Mai

PRESIDENTS

From left to right:Justin Suh, Aurora Bays-Muchmore, Aidan Wang, Mara Gothelf, Nathan Nishi, Judi Wong, Elizabeth Tran

LTG ELECTIONS

A QUICK NOTE

Because of some unexpected circumstances, I will not be able to continue as your Lieutenant Governor starting in August. Seeing that I cannot

continue my term, I want to introduce you guys to Adam Newton who will take over once I move. Lieutenant Governor or not, I have 100% faith that

Division 28 will succeed in any of its goals no matter what!

MAY DCM

Whether it’s to celebrate the end/take a break from testing, see old friends or meet new ones, come join us at

the May DCM!Division 28 has been specifically assigned drinks and cups

so please bring a sizable amount!

WHO: Division 22/24, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33

WHEN: May 16th, 1 – 5 pm

WHERE: Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park

WHAT TO BRING: - Blankets- Chairs

- DRINKS AND CUPS- Any source of entertainment for the

beach

Hope to see you guys there!

SEATTLE DTE

Raise money for the Eliminate Project by attending the Dance to Eliminate! All Key Clubbers and guests are welcome!

Make sure to check out the Facebook page for more requirements including an Eventbrite early bird sign up and a medical form!

LOCATION:Lake City Community Center, 12531 28th Avenue

NE Seattle, WA 98125WHEN:

Friday, May 29th, 7:30 – 10:30 pm THEME:Tropical

TICKET PRICES:$12 early bird or $14 at the door (cash only)

There will be a live DJ, raffled dances and food! Dress code is casual so be creative!

Remember ASB cards are required.

KEY CLUB 101

In the midst of serene nature and fluctuating weather

conditions lies the great Pacific Northwest District (PNW). The

Pacific Northwest is geographically the largest district of Key

Club International. The district spans from western Canada to

northern California; with Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and

the pan-handle of Idaho in between. The Pacific Northwest

encompasses nearly 1.8 million square miles and includes

over 300 clubs that operate under 44 divisions. Through rain

or shine, snow or hail, Key Clubbers in the PNW dedicate

countless hours to their communities and international, and

we are always Proud ‘N’ Willing to serve!

ELIMINATE WEEKEvery child deserves to be healthy and

happy. This Eliminate Week, celebrate the children in your life and

do something for the Eliminate Project. All it takes is US$1.80 to save a mother and all of her future babies from maternal and neonatal tetanus.

• 1 baby dies every 11 minutes• $1.80 is enough to save a mother and her future

babies • 160 babies die from MNT each day • A series of three shots of vaccine = immunity to

tetanus

PREFERRED CHARITIES

Children’s Miracle Network

Hospitals Key Club participates with

Children’s Miracle Network

Hospitals by sponsoring

fundraising events. Key Club

members also participate in

service projects at their local

children’s hospital

March of DimesFor decades, Key Club has

partnered with the March of

Dimes to give every baby a

healthy start. Key Club

members raise thousands of

dollars annually through

various programs, including

collecting change, holding

dances and taking part in

March of Dimes’ signature

event, March for Babies.

UNICEFSince 1994, Key Club has

been Trick-or-Treating for

UNICEF and over the

years has raised nearly

US$5 million for iodine

deficiency programs

worldwide and HIV and

AIDS programs in Kenya

and Swaziland. Now it’s

helping The Eliminate

Project.

OFFICER OF THE MONTH

MEMBER OF THE MONTH

ERIKA KUMAR & SARA REED

CARMEN HUANG

Both Erika and Sara have dedicated their first month and a half in going beyond their expected roles and participating successfully on the District level. With both deadlines and numerous requirements, both have successfully met beyond my expectations! As well, their positions are never disregarded as they also take part in Skyline Key Club. Congrats!

Message from your president: She has helped a lot with the past few volunteer events. Even when she couldn't get a ride, she still managed to show up at the events by riding the bus. Personally, I admire this a lot since it's not everyday people are willing to ride the bus to help others.

OFFICER CONTACT INFORMATION

BELLEVUE HIGH INTERLAKE HIGH INTERNATIONAL

SKYLINE HIGH MT. SI HIGH ISSAQUAH HIGH

President: Charlene

Lam

VP: Shayna Hallman

Secretary: Hannah

Tsai

Treasurer: Ein Chang

Bulletin Editor:

President: Justin Suh

VP: Sisir Gudipati

Secretary: Erika Kumar

Treasurer: Jonathan

Seto

Bulletin Editor: Neel

Baxi

President: Aurora

Bays-Muchmore

VP: Julia Chen

Secretary: Yael Goldin

Treasurer: Kevin Li

Bulletin Editor: Rosie

Skovron

President: Jasmine Zhu

VP: Athulya Rajkumar

Secretary: Rahma

Kamel

Treasurer: Nijal

Bulletin Editor: Lauren

Lee

President: Mara

Gothelf

VP: Annika Laufer

Secretary: Elizabeth

Carroll

Treasurer: Noah

Hance

Bulletin Editor: Addison

President: Nathan

Nishi

VP: Austin Zhao

Secretary: Hannah

Dyer

Treasurer: Danielle Jun

Bulletin Editor: Kacey

Higa


INTERNATIONAL NEWPORT HIGH SAMMAMISH HIGH

ISSAQUAH HIGH LIBERTY HIGH MERCER ISLAND HIGH


Athulya Rajkumar

Rahma

Nijal Trivedi


President: Judi Wong

VP: Zuzu Tang

Secretary: Kevin Wu

Treasurer: Andy Li

Bulletin Editor: Mino

Nakura

President: Elizabeth

Tran

VP: Lena Mai

Secretary: Chelsea

Blanes

Treasurer: Min Li

Bulletin Editor:

Meadow Becker

President: Nathan

VP: Austin Zhao

Secretary: Hannah



President: Sara Bluhm

VP: Lauren Dodd

Secretary: Kacey Ton

Treasurer: Adriell

Cabrera

Bulletin Editor: Lucas

Maier

President: Aidan

Wang

VP: Megan Lee

Secretary: Jasmine

Louie

Treasurer: Dana He

Bulletin Editor: Rory

Murphy


INTERNATIONAL NEWPORT HIGH SAMMAMISH HIGH

ISSAQUAH HIGH LIBERTY HIGH MERCER ISLAND HIGH


Athulya Rajkumar

Rahma

Nijal Trivedi


President: Judi Wong

VP: Zuzu Tang

Secretary: Kevin Wu

Treasurer: Andy Li

Bulletin Editor: Mino

Nakura

President: Elizabeth

Tran

VP: Lena Mai

Secretary: Chelsea

Blanes

Treasurer: Min Li

Bulletin Editor:

Meadow Becker

President: Nathan

VP: Austin Zhao

Secretary: Hannah



President: Sara Bluhm

VP: Lauren Dodd

Secretary: Kacey Ton

Treasurer: Adriell

Cabrera

Bulletin Editor: Lucas

Maier

President: Aidan

Wang

VP: Megan Lee

Secretary: Jasmine

Louie

Treasurer: Dana He

Bulletin Editor: Rory

Murphy

DISTRICT CONTACT INFORMATION

INT’L BOARD

MARIA PALAZOLLOINTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

ILLINOIS-EASTERN IOWA

DISTRICT BOARD

TYLER BOSSER

District [email protected]

TRAN HOANG


SUVIR COPPARAM


DISTRICT CONTACT INFORMATIONDISTRICT CONTACT INFORMATION

KEVIN ZHANGINTERNATIONAL VP

PACIFIC NORTHWEST

TASHRIMA

HOSSAINPNW INT’L INTERNATIONAL

TRUSTEE

SUVIR COPPARAM


JOJO SAUNDERS


RYAN MIURA

Convention Chair

Thanks for Reading!

Cyssi Ngo

Lieutenant Governor of Division

28

Pacific Northwest Key Club

Key Club International

[email protected]

425-246-2455

Andes Lee

Divisional Secretary

[email protected]

Jacque Li

Divisional Public Relations

Officer

[email protected]

FOLLOW D28 ON IG

@div28keyclub

Question of the Month: What week did we dedicate

to the Eliminate Project?

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