New York District Club Elections and Bylaws Guide

Interested in learning more about our district's governing documents? Want to learn how to hold the best possible club elections? Click the link below to download the New York District Club Elections and Bylaws Guide by New York District Laws and Regulations Chair Jessica Martinolich to download the guide:

[New York District Club Elections and Bylaws Guide]

Enjoy!

-Governor Michael

New York District Resource Survey

Hey New York!

Please click the link below to let the District Board know what, if any, additional resources you think would be beneficial to your club:

[Click here to access the survey!]

Thanks!

-Governor Michael

Workshop Packets

Hey Everyone!

Technology Chair Jo will be uploading literature packets from the workshops at New York Speaking to the district website soon, but I thought I'd take this opportunity to share with you the packets for the two workshops I ran:

[Presidents' and Vice Presidents' Training Packet]

[Breaking the Ice and Building the Bond]

Thanks!

-Governor Michael

New York Speaking - Food Drive and School Spirit Raffle!

Brand New NYCKI Membership Handbook!

New to Circle K? Looking for some more information? Want some information on what the New York District is up to this year? Check out the brand new Membership Handbook put out by 2009-2010 NYCKI Membership Development & Education Committee by clicking here!

-Governor Michael

"Conventions Basics" Guide

Interested in learning more about New York District and Circle K International Conferences and Conventions? Check out our "Conventions Basics" guide put out by New York District Conferences and Conventions Committee by clicking here. We hope to see you in two weeks at DLSSP!

-Governor Michael

Marketing Circle K on Your Campus!

Greetings NYCKI,

Marketing Chair Cheyanne Garcia has been working on some literature to help you market Circle K on your campus. Check out the following links:

"Meet the Marketer" - Introductory letter from Marketing Chair Garcia.
"Marketing 101" - How can I target the widest range of students via advertisement?

Thanks!

-Governor Michael

NYCKI Technology Manual

Technology Chair Josephine Lukito and her committee have produced a technology manual to help your club increase and better its technological usage. Click here to download it!

-Governor Michael

Club Chartering Checklist

Hey Everyone!

Is your club just starting up? Are you looking for resources to help you in the process of chartering? NYCKI Club Building Chair Kristin Leverone has released a club chartering checklist, so check it out here!

-Governor Michael

CKI Sponsorship Toolkit

Hey Everyone!

Interested in finding more information on Circle K club sponsorship. Check out these new resources that have been posted in the Kiwanis International Resource Portal! Click here to visit the website!

-Governor Michael

STUFH Guide

Hey NYCKI!

As International Service Ambassador to STUFH, Students Team Up to Fight Hunger, I created a service guide advertising the Service Partner. I've uploaded the guide here. I hope it comes in handy when planning service projects for the Governor's Project, "Neighborhood Nourishment: Feeding Our Friends and Families". Again, if you have any questions about how to get involved, contact Governor's Project Program Development Chair Alex Geroux at alexgerouxcki@gmail.com.

Thanks!

-Governor Michael

NYCKI Club Listing

Hey NYCKI!

I thought I'd share with all of you an updated list of the clubs in our district. (Please note that this club includes several chartering and Reactivation sites.)

NYCKI Club Listing (as of 6/29):

1. Adelphi University
2. Adirondack Community College
3. University at Albany
4. Binghamton University
5. The College at Brockport
6. Brooklyn College
7. University at Buffalo
8. C.W. Post
9. Canisius College
10. The City College of New York
11. Clarkson University
12. Columbia University
13. Cornell University
14. Elmira College
15. Fordham University
16. SUNY Geneseo
17. Hartwick College
18. Hofstra University
19. Hudson Valley Community College
20. Hunter College
21. Ithaca College
22. LaGuardia Community College
23. Marist College
24. SUNY New Paltz
25. New York University
26. SUNY Plattsburgh
27. SUNY Potsdam
28. Queens College
29. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
30. University of Rochester
31. Russell Sage College
32. The College of Saint Rose
33. St. John’s University
34. St. Joseph’s University
35. Stony Brook University
36. Vaughn College

CKInsider

Hey NYCKI!

To read the "CKInsider" educational pieces put out by International, check out the library here.

Enjoy the rest of the weekend!

-Governor Michael

The Tomorrow Fund

By International Representative Eric Hotchkiss

Does your club have an awesome service project that they would really like to do this coming year? Here is the next question: Where are you going to get the money to fund your service project?

The Tomorrow Fund is here to help your Circle K Club out. The Tomorrow Fund is housed in the Kiwanis International Foundation. Currently, the Tomorrow Fund is well over the $200,000 mark and is nearing the $250,000 mark. The Tomorrow Fund is split into two lines – the Service Line and the Endowment Line. The Service Line is the line where CKI clubs can draw from for service projects.

If you would like to apply for one of these grants ranging from $250 to $2500 (with extenuating circumstances reaching the maximum of $5000), please check out the link below, which will lead you to the grant application.

Donations can be made to the Tomorrow Fund through the Carthage-Pullman Society memberships for minimum donations of $250 or through the Sapphire Circle memberships for minimum donations of $1000. Please contact the Kiwanis International office at 1-800-KIWANIS for more information.

The link for the grant application can be found at http://slp.kiwanis.org/CircleK/Libraries/Tomorrow_Fund/App_CKI_Tomorrow_Fund_Grant.sflb.ashx.