DCON Packing List - Wondering what to bring?

Delegate Certification - Have your say at DCON!

Greetings NYCKI,

Please click the link below to download a copy of the 2010 New York District Delegate Certification form for the House of Delegates at District Convention:

[2010 Delegate Certification Form]

Please ensure that this form is completed and brought with you to District Convention.

Thanks!

-Governor Michael

New York District Essay Contest!

Greetings NYCKI!

Coming to District Convention? Interested in sharing your voice with the rest of NYCKI? Take part in the first-ever NYCKI Essay Contest!

This year, the New York District of Circle K International will be celebrating its 50th anniversary. Since its inception, many prominent changes have taken place throughout Circle K International. Please write an essay of no more than 750 words that describes your vision for Circle K in the year 2060. What changes do you foresee? How do you believe such changes will come about? Be descriptive and creative!

All submissions are due to me via email (Michael.NYCKI@gmail.com) no later than 11:59PM on March 16th, so this is very time sensitive, but I encourage you all to apply. To access the essay prompt and additional rules and regulations, please download the following form:

[2010 New York District Essay Prompt]

Good luck, and please contact me should you have any questions!

-Governor Michael

2010 Circle K International Convention Preview

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

Tip Me: 7 social events to warm you up

1. Plan a bonfire. A night of s’mores, campfire songs, and stories is a great way to keep warm during the winter season.
2. Start dancing. A dance party is a popular and fun way to get everyone off their feet.
3. Go roller skating. Or try the roller rink.
4. Have a coffee house social. Coffee houses are great places to socialize and get to know other CKI members.
5. Hold a Wii social. It’s easy to plan and is a great indoor activity.
6. Host a baking night! The goodies can be used as a treat for a club meeting or a fundraiser.
7. Plan a game night and get the whole gang involved with Twister or Limbo.

Source: Heather Waite, Immediate-Past Capital District Governor and SPICE Committee Chair

Outstanding Member of the Month Program