UWI MONA CIRCLE K PELICAN NEWS ISSUE 3

Comic Corner

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Upcoming

Events

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Board Officers

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CHECK OUT

PICTURES

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VARIOUS

PROJECTS!!!!

SERVICE LEADERSHIP

FELLOWSHIP

What is Circle K all about?

Volume 1 Issue 3 September – October 2011

Circle K International (CKI) is the premier collegiate and university community service, leadership development, and friendship organization in the world. With more than 12,600 members in 17 nations, CKI is making a positive impact on the world every day.

Circle K clubs are organized and sponsored by a Kiwanis club on a college or university campus. CKI is a self-governing organization and elects its own officers, conducts its own meetings, and determines its own service activities.

CKI blends community service and leadership training with the opportunity to meet other college students around the world. Projects such as the Six Cents Initiative, CKI’s International fundraiser that aims to provide water to the 2.2 billion children worldwide who lack safe drinking water, bring CKI members together to make a difference in the world.

LEADERSHIP

FELLOWSHIP

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SERVICE

President’s Message

Circle K

Greetings UWI Mona Circle K,

Hi everybody, hope you all liked the second issue of Pelican News. The school year has started and I would just like to send a shout out to all the new members and existing members. I hope that we continue moving forward and serve others like true Circle K’ers.

Yours in service

Bulletin Editor Alix Stamp


Dear Circle K’ers,

Hello Circle K’ers!! I hope that the school year has started off on a good note and if it has not I am sure it will soon get there. It’s been great seeing all of you at meetings and it’s been wonderful seeing so many new faces. I am feeling some definite enthusiasm from the new members and I hope that we can keep this going. I am hoping that we can increase our membership participation in projects and other events, we have been doing well so far but we need to do better if we intend to stay on top! I know great things can come from this club if we support each other! UWI UWI UWI!!

Yours in passionate service

President, Rushell Ferarah

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Highlights Volume 1 Issue 3 September – October 2011

First Official Meeting

Anniversary Meeting/Anniversary Church Service

Palisadoes Beach Clean Up (Joint with Guild)

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Highlights cont’d

Mai Chung Speech on Autism

Mass Interclubbing

DLTC

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LEADERSHIP

September Report Volume 1 Issue 3 September – October 2011

Service Projects

Volunteering at UWI Hospital

Free Rice Project

Palisadoes Beach Clean Up (joint

with Guild)

Hellshire Beach Clean Up

Reddies Place of Safety

Beautification Project

Matthew 25:40 Home

Meals on Wheels

Read and Lead –August Town

Primary

Volunteering at Bustamante

Children Hospital

Kingston Radiology Imaging

Services

Key Club Scholastic Recognition

Programme

MSH Sisters for Sister In reach

Program

Total service hours by dues - paid

members = 1543

Inter –Clubs

Edna Manley

UCC

North St. Andrew Kiwanis Club

New Kingston Kiwanis Club

Shortwood College

UTECH

VTDI

St. Andrew

St. Josephs

Constant Spring

Young Professionals Club of New

York

Eastern St. Andrew

Liguanea

EKPR

Stony Hill

Kingston

Kiwanis Club Downtown Kingston

& Campion Key Club Church

Service

Div 23E Divisional Council Meeting

& Fun Day

Total Interclub hours by dues - paid

members = 6463

Total Administrative hours achieved for

the month = 208

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October Report


Service Projects

Volunteering at UWI Hospital

Free Rice Project

Mona Primary BUG Program

Read and Lead Laylce Grey K- Kids

Rex Nettleford Breast Cancer Walk

Matthew 25:40 Home

Office of Special Student Services

Total service hours by dues - paid

members = 1088

Inter –Clubs

Edna Manley

UCC

North St. Andrew

New Kingston Kiwanis

UTECH

Constant Spring Kiwanis

Eastern St. Andrew Kiwanis

Liguanea Kiwanis

New Kingston Kiwanis

UTECH

Div 23E FALL LEADERSHIP

S.L.P TRAINING CONFERENCE

PARADISE MASS DIVISONAL

MEETING

Mona Kiwanis

Ardenne Key Club

Laylce Grey K-Kids

East Charlton Kiwanis

Total Interclub hours by dues - paid

members = 663

Total Administrative hours achieved for

the month = 997

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Comic Corner Volume 1 Issue 3 September – October 2011

Locked Out of Car

Two blondes lock thier keys in the car. One of the blondes tries to break into the car while the the other one watches.

Finally the first blonde says "Darn, I can't get in the car!" The other blond replies, "keep trying, it looks like it is going to rain and the top is down".

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Upcoming Events


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October/November

Event Name: District Leadership Training Conference

Date: October 28-30

Location: Johnson Kennedy Conference Centre,

(located at Box 15 Brown's Town, St. D'Acre, St. Ann.)

Description: This will involve team building and leadership training sessions

that are aimed at facilitating better service in and among the clubs.

Position Name Phone Number

Email Address

President Rushell Ferarah 441-9019 [email protected] [email protected]

Vice-President Wayne Dennis 845-5915 [email protected] [email protected]

Vice-President Jerome Ottey 405-8175 [email protected]

Secretary Ollyvia Anderson

426-6177 [email protected]

Treasurer Kevon Morris 478-5598 [email protected]

Ass. Secretary-Treasurer

Sheree Anderson


Bulletin Editor Alix Stamp 566-2705 [email protected]

Director of K-Family Georgena Higgins


Director of Projects Carl Carram 462-5454 [email protected]

Director of Programs Ornella Green 434-6594 [email protected]

Director of Membership

Camesha Monteith


Director of Fundraising

Christopher Vaz


Public Relations Officer

Orraine Daniels

283-2437

UWI Mona Circle K

Board Officers 2011-2012 Volume 1 Issue 3 September – October 2011

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