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Distinguished Key Clubbers

Certain Key Clubbers are rewarded for going "above and beyond" the norm. These Key Clubbers are called "Distinguished Key Clubbers."
The following WH/IP Key Clubbers received this honor for the 1998-1999 year:

• Tanya Alvino
• Paola Jean-Charles
• Pat Higgiston
• Melissa Lesmeister
• Amy Seligman
• Gopi Unnithan

This year's criteria for becoming a DKC are stricter than ever. Applicants must fulfill the requirements in all three parts.

PART I:

1. Submit an article to the Empire Key (attach copy of Article)
2. Recruit a new member

PART II: A total of 200 points is required.

1. Attend a Kiwanis meeting - 10 points
2. Attend a Joint K-Family Meeting - 10 points
3. Participate in a Kiwanis event - 15 points
4. Participate in a Joint K-Family event - 15 points
5. Submit an article to Key Noter (attach one copy of each article) - 3 points per article (limit 3 articles)
6. Submit an article to school/community newspaper (attach one copy of each article) - 3 points per article (limit 3 articles)
7. Chair an event/committee - 15 points
8. Attend District Convention - 25 points
9. Attend International Convention - 35 points
10. Attend Regional Training Conference - 20 points
11. Attend Officer's Training Conference - 20 points
12. Attend Divisional - 20 points (limit 3 divisionals)
13. Participate in a Governor's Project or Major Emphasis Project - 5 points per hour (limit 50 points)
14. Particpate in a District Project or World Wide Service Project - 1 point per dollar (limit 50 points)
15. Participate in a Read & Lead Project - 5 points per hour (limit 50 points)

PART III: Choose and complete one of the following.
In addition to the projects listed above:

1. Attend four events
2. Complete 20 hours of service

If you have questions about the specifics of the requirements or need a form, inquire about it at a meeting or talk to an officer. The deadline for getting this in is March 1, 2000.

For tips on how to become a Distinguished Key Clubber go here.

Kudos!