1. Maximizing Member Experience
Region Training Conference 2018
Name, Position 1

2. What is a Member? The most important part of Key Club
KC is focused on its members’ service
Inverted Pyramid Structure
Members make up the Majority
Everyone is first a member
Serving their home, school, and community begins with membership
Must be Dues-Paid

3. What is a Member?

4. What Events can I attend?
Club
Weekly meetings, plus events
Division
Monthly meetings (DCMs), plus events
Region
Numerous events throughout the year
District
Twice annually

5. Club Events Meetings Service Projects Social Events Weekly
Fun Activities, always spicy!
Service Projects
Volunteer Events
Hand-on activities that make the world a better place
Social Events

6. Division Events Division Council Meetings Service Event Monthly
Discuss business on an open platform
Partnered with a fun social, fundraiser, training, or service project afterwards
Service Event
Meeting friends from other schools
Represent your Division spirit and pride
Bettering the community

7. Region Events Training Conferences Socials
Boost your Key Club knowledge
Key Club Skills (i.e. Key Club 101)
Life skills (i.e. Public Speaking)
Meet members from other divisions
Socials
Beach, picnics, spirit rallies, and others
Chance to make new connections

8. Fall Rally District Event at Six Flags Fundraise Spirit
Fall Rally North (October 20, 2018)
Fall Rally South (November 10, 2018)
Fundraise
‘Bid’ on your LTG to donate to Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP)
Spirit
Show off your spirit against others in CNH

9. DCON Annual District Convention
Elect, retire, and install District Board members
Participate in Training Workshops
Learn more about our impact in our communities
BEE Recognized for your hard work during the term
Meet new Key Clubbers

10. ICON Annual International Convention
Elect, retire, and install International Board members
Participate in Training Workshops
Report back to your clubs and divisions
Learn the full extent of Key Club’s outreach
Meet new Key Clubbers from around the world.

11. Finding Others! BEE sociable
Engage in Icebreakers
Work on service projects as a team
Always break out of your shell
Attend Socials, Service, and Fundraising events
Although you don’t know them, you might find that you have a lot in common with them
Create a support team you can hear input from, and help you in general

12. What opportunities do I have?
Making Decisions for the Future
Vote for officers that you believe are qualified
Officer Positions
Elected
Club, Division, District
Appointed
Real-Life Skills
Public Speaking, organization, time management, and socializing

13. What opportunities do I have?
BEE recognized!
Service Hours
Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum service awards
Many Kiwanis-sponsored scholarships
Funds Raised for Preferred Charities
Make Items
Flyers & Videos
Scrapbooks
Club/Division Website

14. Questions?
Comments?
Concerns?

15. Acknowledgements
The CNH Key Club District would like to acknowledge the following individuals who have contributed to this presentation over the years.
Ryan Dunn, Division 41 South Lieutenant Governor,
Johnny Chen, Member Relations Chair,
Hanna Von, Division 10 North Lieutenant Governor,
Ryan Lieng, Division 21 Lieutenant Governor,
Daniel Chong, Division 28 North Lieutenant Governor,
Christopher Kao, Membership Development & Education Chair,