Hey Key Clubbers! It has been a while since I last sent out a newsletter hasn’t it? I apologize for that but I have one just as we make our transition towards a new year and a new year means new time for service, friends and fun! I’d like to take this time to highlight the past major events that have occurred in this 2013 year. This will have a brief de- scription of all the events that have been covered before and few ones that I have not yet cov- ered that range from my last news- letter to this present date. If you ever have any questions or would like to contact me my in- formation is at the back along with the executive District board members. Please enjoy this Holiday newsletter! Yours in caring and service, Erik Lim In this Issue: Greetings 1 2013 Year Review 2- 5 What now? 5 Elections 5 District Convention 6 Key Club Motifs 7 Important Contacts 8 Greetings from your Lieutenant Governor OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF Division 16 of the New Jersey District Holiday NEWSLETTER Volume 2, Issue 4 Q U I R K E Y Erik Lim, Lieutenant Governor of Division 16
4th Official Division 16 Holiday Special Newsletter highlighting the events that occurred over this 2013 year and plans for future events as we move towards the new year.
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Hey Key Clubbers!
It has been a while
since I last sent out
a newsletter hasn’t
it? I apologize for
that but I have one
just as we make our
transition towards a
new year and a new
year means new
time for service,
friends and fun! I’d
like to take this time
to highlight the past
major events that
have occurred in
this 2013 year. This
will have a brief de-
scription of all the
events that have
been covered before
and few ones that I
have not yet cov-
ered that range
from my last news-
letter to this present
date. If you ever
have any questions
or would like to
contact me my in-
formation is at the
back along with the
executive District
board members.
Please enjoy this
Holiday newsletter!
Yours in caring and
service,
Erik Lim
In this Issue:
Greetings 1
2013 Year Review 2-
5
What now? 5
Elections 5
District Convention 6
Key Club Motifs 7
Important Contacts 8
Greetings from your Lieutenant Governor
OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF
Division 16 of the New Jersey District
Holiday NEWSLETTER Volume 2, Issue 4
Q U I R K E Y
Erik Lim, Lieutenant Governor of Division 16
This was one of the first Divisional events that I had held and I
believe the initial time when I had met everyone in the division
at one time.. I’ll admit I was nervous before I met all of you
but soon I realized that despite the different towns that we
were from, we were all Key Clubbers and that definitely helped
me to relax a lot more with all of you. The meeting was held at
a Starbucks which would soon be a meeting place again as Star-
bucks is quite honestly a pretty good place to meet.
Spring Regional Training Conferences
Page 2
Q U I R K E Y
Regional Training Conferences was one of the very first events where I was able to meet the other clubs in my division. Unfortunately, due to ride problems and school policies I was only able to see one other club from my Division that wasn’t my home club and that was North Bergen. But I still appreciate that at least one member from my division that I had not met before was able to come and that made me feel great. For a lot of Key Clubbers this was the beginning of their Key Club chapters and the start of our 2013 year in review seg-
1st Divisional Council Meeting
Page 3
Volume 2, Issue 4
International Convention
I don’t want to go too much into detail on the Intenational Convention as I did have an entire
newsletter dedicated to the one event but I will say that an event that received a whole newslet-
ter from me means that it must be extraordinary. And International Convention certainly was,
as such I urge all of you to try and attend International Convention next year in Anaheim,
California!
2nd Divisional Council Meeting and Divisional Potluck Dinner
This was the second Divisional Council Meeting and it was paired with our first Divisional event which was the Divisional Potluck dinner. At this Divisional Event I was really glad with the amount of attendance that I had gotten from the Division. I saw how excited the rest of you guys were for the upcoming Fall Regional Training Conferences and Fall Rally. This was then fol-lowed up with the Divisional Potluck at which we had so much food to eat from. Along with having nearly every single officer present at this event trained I was able to leave satisfied with the amount of information that I was able to share with the Division. For the second Divisional Council Meeting I thought that it was nice for a change that it wasn’t at a Starbucks location this time.
Fall Regional Training Conferences
Page 4
Q U I R K E Y
On this Regional Training Conferences, things were very different when compared to the
Spring Regional Training Conferences. For instance, I was able to have near perfect attendance
of all the Emerson officers to this event and I was completely surprised and happy upon see-
ing the group there. I was also able to showcase a wonderful poster board created by the
Tenafly Club on FUNdraising which I was then able to use as part of my presentation later
on.
Fall Rally
On this wonderful event, the entire New Jersey District gathered together and was able to have a
ton of fun at Six Flags Great Adventure. The numbers that I saw after the event were absolutely
amazing, and I have to say it is thanks to the individual Key Clubs that advertised this event out to
the other clubs. So many Key Clubbers have told me of the fun and how they enjoy the experi-
ence that they had gotten after going to this event.
Third Divisional Council Meeting
Volume 2, Issue 4
This was one of the more recent Divisional events that occurred. Unfortunately this didn’t
pan out as well as I thought it would due to weather conditions. Yet despite the harsh condi-
tions I was still able to meet quorum at this and with the minimum amount of club atten-
dance I was able to inform the rest of the division of all the upcoming events.
What now?
So now I’d like to ask those of you reading to think back to this past 2013 year and think wow,
how amazing was that? It’s great to ponder about the past from time to time but now I’m going
to discuss about now, the present and the future. We are literally days away from a New Year and
as such, think about upcoming events now, and if you will attend them or not as they will affect
the future later on.
I truly enjoy being Lieutenant Governor but I can-
not be selfish and have the position all to myself. I
have been at it for quite a while now and it is now
time for me to pass down the baton. I will be hold-
ing elections soon. They will be taking place on
Saturday, February 1st at 2PM at the Fairview
Library. Please take note of this and plan accord-
ingly. At this elections I will need the attendance
of at least 2 club members per representing club to
act as delegates. This is extremely imperative in
terms of the election process so please let me
know if there is any conflict with the scheduling.
You will be electing the potential new Lieutenant
Governor that will be representing this Division.
Elections!
Before the elections please take note that there will be our 4th Divisional Council Meeting
at this time.
District Convention
Q U I R K E Y
I started my first newsletter with a recap of District Convention and it seems that it has come
full circle with District Convention approaching soon. I urge all clubs to attend this event. I
have already sent out the packets with the corresponding information of how to register along
with links of promotional Facebook Coverphotos and Profile Pictures. Utilize these resources
as you please. Here is a quick list of things about things that you can do before the actual Dis-
trict Convention:
There are several contests to enter for including: A Talent show, Oratorical and Impromptu
Essay contest so you can start considering these options.
Scholarships for Key Club Seniors!
The Club Annual Achievement Award
Here are some
promotional
tools that are
available for y’all
to help promote
DCON!
Vision
Page 7
Volume 2, Issue 4
Key Club is an international student-led organization which pro-
vides its members with opportunities to provide service, build
character and develop leadership.
KEY CLUB
Core values
We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming
communities worldwide.
Mission Statement
The core values of Key Club International are leadership, charac-
ter building, caring and inclusiveness.
Pledge
I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the Objects of Key Club Inter-
national; to build my home, school and community; to serve my
nation and God; and combat all forces which tend to under-