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Official Newsletter of Key Club WIUM District Division 14

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Hello Key Clubbers,

My name is XinLei Wang, but people call me Tony

(probably because it is easier to pronounce). I will be your
2008-2009 Division 14 Lieutenant Governor. I am currently a
sophomore at Burlington High School, and I am very active
within my school. I participate in student government,
forensics, and sports, such as wrestling and track. However,
Key Club will always be my top priority throughout the year.

For this year, there are two areas that I would be

focusing on and they are communication and division
projects. Communication is very important in any
Content type of organization, especially within Key Club. Good
communication means our clubs stay informed and
Introduction 1 updated on the current events and activities. It also plays an
important role in planning projects. I would like to see more
Important Dates 2 collaboration between the clubs in our division and possibly
with the clubs in the other divisions.
Governor’s Project 3
I look forward to meeting and to working with my fellow
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please invite me to them. Also, if you have any questions,
please feel free to call or email me.
 IMPORTANT DATES
for september/october
Sept 22 - 28 Sept 29 - Oct 5 Oct 6 - 12 Oct 13 - 19

October 5th
MRF Due

October 12th 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Officers Council Meeting - Recommand for all

officers. General member may also attend.
United Way of North Rock
205 N Main St # 101
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 757-3040

Contact me for more information

414-412-3358
 Disability Awareness
Governor’s Project

This year’s governor’s project is dedicated to increasing

disability awareness in WI-UM’s local
communities. The project is designed for your
club’s creativity and passion to shine through! The
project itself, although decided upon by each club,
must promote the well-being of those with disabilities.

Project Ideas may include, but are not limited to:

• Group efforts at Camp Wawbeek or Bay Cliff Health Camp
• Work with Special Olympics
• Projects involving an Aktion Club or other people with disabilities
• Disability Awareness presentations to Kiwanis, grade schools, etc…
• Collaboration with your local Goodwill or disability-friendly
business

To be eligible for the Governor’s Project competition, your

club’s project must be presented in the form of a video.
These entries will not qualify for the other competitions at
DCON. The winning club will receive front row seating at
the formal dinner on Saturday night!

Entries are due to Emily by March 2, 2009

Service has no boundaries.
a Disability Awareness project
Phone: (920) 716-1511
Email: emulloy@gmail.com
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Key Club
Governor Emily Mulloy
1708 S. Willkie St.
Appleton, WI 54915
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New Round Leader: Beloit with 7 points

New Overall Leader: Beloit
One piece of paper that is emailed or mailed to me is counted as one
point
You can send me anything Key Club related...email and sign in sheets
count too

Round Leader gets a prize upon the club visit

Overall Leader will receive a grand prize in March

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