Sunburst Vol. 59 Issue 1 by CNH Circle K

VOLUME 59 // ISSUE 1 MARCH - JULY // 2019

IN THIS ISSUE

INTRODUCTIONS  Upcoming Events Message from District Governor, District Communications & Marketing Chair, and Publications Editor

DISTRICT TOTALS UPDATE Service, Leadership, and Fellowship Hours Total Funds Raised Update

MEET OUR DISTRICT BOARD  District Secretary, Treasurer, and International Trustee. Introduction of the Lt. Governors and District Chairs

10| DISTRICT RECAPS  Immediate Past 2018-2019 Term Recap  Thank You Message to Past District Board District Convention 2019 Recap & Awards Spring Training Conference N/S 2019 Recap President’s Retreat 2019 Recap Summary of District Board Meeting Weekends District Committee Updates, Provided by District Chairs

21| SERVICE RECAPS

25| LEADERSHIP RECAPS

29| FELLOWSHIP RECAPS

33| SPOTLIGHTING OUR DIVISIONS

District-Divisional Boundary Map. Capital, Central Coast, Citrus, Desert Oasis, Foothill, Golden Gate, Metro, Paradise, & Sunset Divisions

44| KIWANIS KORNER

47| MISCELLANEOUS  Stay Connected with District/Divisional Social Media Leadership Team Contact Information

FALL TRAINING CONFERENCE 2019  Fri. Nov 1st - Sun. Nov 3rd

UPCOMING EVENTS

CKI NORTH: Saturday, October 12th  CKI SOUTH: Saturday, October 19th

MESSAGE from the... Hello Sunny CNH! Although the term feels like it's barely begun, our District has already been jam-packed with Circle K events this summer, like the Circle K International Convention (CKIx), Presidents' Retreat, July District Board Meeting, and many more that you'll read about in this newsletter! Summer was been such a productive season for us, and I'm eager to see what more we can do throughout this year. Before I go on any further, I'd like to quickly thank the District Communications & Marketing Committee for producing so many wonderful publications for CNH, including this newsletter. They put an immense amount of time and effort in all of their work for our members, and it's clear that they do it out of love for our District. I'm so proud of all of the work our Clubs and District Board have been putting in this summer, and I'm incredibly excited to see our efforts come to fruition in the Fall. We still have a long road ahead of us, so I urge you to remind yourself why you joined this organization in the first place. Rekindle that passion and love for Circle K that you first felt as a new member, and do your best to spread that feeling to others this Fall. We all have a tall task ahead of us, but there's no doubt in my mind that we will succeed.

DISTRICT GOVERNOR // Wayne Cheng, San Francisco State University

Hello hello CNH! My name is Erica Wei and I’m your 2019-2020 District Communications & Marketing Chair! It’s been quite some time since the last Sunburst, but I’m super excited for everyone to read this summer issue. My committee and I love hearing about all the fun things that’s been happening throughout the California-Nevada-Hawai’i District and how you all experienced it. The Sunburst is where the CNH Circle K story truly shines so I hope you’ll find that it’s filled with many of your memories and accomplishments. Thank you to all the individuals who took the time to share their stories and contribute to the 59th volume of The Sunburst. I look forward to hearing more of your stories in future editions and throughout the rest of the term! As always, stay sunny!

DISTRICT C&M CHAIR // Erica Wei, University of California, San Diego

Hi Hello Sunny CNH! My name is Joshua Ranario and I am excited to serve as your 19-20 Publications Editor! As a small introduction, I am a 4th year Pre-Pharmacy/Biological Science major at the University of the Pacific. When I’m not at a CKI event, I love spending time and traveling with friends, practicing photography, and making new memories! As you will see through this first issue, clubs throughout CNH have done more than the extraordinary! I strongly encourage you all to make this a year to remember! Branch out, meet new people, and take initiative! I guarantee that you will be surprised at the outcome. Thanks for reading the first issue of the Sunburst, I’ll see you when I see you!

PUBLICATIONS EDITOR // Joshua Ranario, University of the Pacific

DISTRICT TOTALS ALL TOTALS ARE BASED ON MARCH-JULY MRF DATA*

SERVICE HOURS

25,237.48 HOURS

42,584.29 HOURS

FELLOWSHIP HOURS

LEADERSHIP HOURS

27,217.29 HOURS

Meet our DISTRICT â&#x20AC;¨ BOARD

Hey there CNH! ٩( ᐛ )‫ و‬My name is Jennifer Sandoval, and I have the honor of serving as your District Secretary for the 2019-2020 term! I'm an incoming 4th year at Sacramento State University, and I'm majoring in Business Administration with a concentration in Management Information Systems. In my position, I work with Club Secretaries, update District Files (like the CERF!), chair the District Laws & Regulations Committee, and more! This year I'm really looking forward to serving with the lovely Secretaries & District Board as we all work together to make this year an amazing one! I can't wait to meet all of our new members that y'all will be recruiting in the fall, and I hope to be a useful, welcoming resource for everyone :) Most of my goals for this term involve communication, support, and internal improvements. I hope that together, we'll all be able to work harder and accomplish what we've set out to!

On a more personal note, some fun facts about me include that I like to read license plates, watch ASMR mukbangs, read manga, and use this emoticon (:3 」∠)   (I relate to it on a very deep level HAHAH). Recently, I've been really addicted to phone games, so if you have any to recommend to me, feel free to hit me up!~

I wish you all the best of luck this term; take care and remember to take breaks when you need it!

DISTRICT SECRETARY // Jennifer Sandoval, Sacramento State University

Hullo Sunny CNH!!! My name is Kevin Ru and I am incredible humbled to serve you this term as your District Treasurer. I’m an upcoming 3rd year at UCLA studying Biology and a fun fact about me is that I love working with kids and give campus tours to elementary and middle school kiddos!

My main goal for this term is to really be a resource for you all, so please feel free to reach out and message me if you have questions about anything! Also, if you ever see me around, don't be afraid to say hi (people say I look scary at first but I promise I'm not !!!) I can't wait to meet a lot of you and see all the incredible things that you and your clubs will be doing!

Let's get that bread for our District Fundraising Initiatives (DFIs) and have an incredible year together as we strengthen our bonds and make a difference in the community WOWOW! DISTRICT TREASURER // Kevin Ru, University of California, Los Angeles

My name is Racheal Fairley and I am your International Trustee! I am from the Alabama District attending the University of Alabama at Birmingham majoring in Biomedical Sciences. I have been in the Kiwanis family for 8 years now.

As your International Trustee, I will serve as an advocate for the members of the districts I am over as well as offer advice when needed. I will communicate important news and offer educational training for those who wish to learn more about our great organization. In my free time I love to take a hike or a good run, attend game nights with friends, watch good movies with movie theater popcorn, and, of course, I love anything Circle K!

What I love most about CKI is the fact that we can make a difference in the world and have fun in service at the same time. A weird fact about me is that I don’t like chocolate, fudge, or caramel, but I can eat my weight in strawberry ice cream. I cannot wait to grow in service with CNH this year!

INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE // Racheal Fairley, University of Alabama

Meet the

LT. GOVERNORS

JOEY PONTILLAS Position: Capital Lt. Governor School: University of NV, Reno Major: General Business Fun Fact: “I broke my foot walking   to class once!”

ANDY NGUYEN Position: Desert Oasis Lt. Governor School: University of CA, Riverside Major: Psychology Fun Fact: “I did ballet for 5-6 years”

EDUARDO CASTILLO Position: Metro Lt. Governor School: UCLA // CSU Long Beach Major: Public Policy // Graduated w/ Pol. Sci. Fun Fact: “I eat mango with the skin on because I’m too lazy to peel it”

ASHLEY KIL Position: Central Coast Lt. Governor School: Moorpark College Major: Business Economic Fun Fact: “I’m on level 1300 for   Candy Crush”

RYAN TAN Position: Foothill Lt. Governor School: Pasadena City College Major: Psych. // Minor: Gender Studies Fun Fact: “I’ve dyed my hair all the shades of the rainbow”

AARON ZEPEDA Position: Paradise Lt. Governor School: University of CA, San Diego Major: Interdisciplinary Computing & Arts Fun Fact: “I have more than 30 first places in Tetris 99”

KATHERINE HOANG Position: Citrus Lt. Governor School: Orange Coast College Major: Business Administration &   Political Science Fun Fact: "I don't like orange juice."

DARIAN SEIN-LWIN Position: Golden Gate Lt. Governor School: CSU East Bay Major: Economics Fun Fact: “I want to visit Norway because   I love the cold temperatures”

JONASH POYAOAN Position: Sunset Lt. Governor School: University of CA, Santa Cruz Major: Human Biology Fun Fact: "I have a burning passion for backpacks & snakes are my favorite animals!"

Meet the

DISTRICT CHAIRS

JOSHUA NEPOMUCENO Position: Club Building & Revitalization Chair School: CSU Northridge Major: Kinesiology: Exercise Science Fun Fact: “I collect film cameras”

OLIVIA CHANG Position: Fall Training Conference Chair School: CSU Long Beach Major: Graphic Design // Minor: Photography Fun Fact: "I overcooked an egg because I was playing Tetris & it ended up exploding in my face"

BRADEN LEM Position: Membership Development & Edu. School: University of CA, Los Angeles Major: Astrophysics Fun Fact: "I can recite 51 digits of pi including the 3 at the beginning!"

ERICA WEI Position: Communications & Marketing Chair School: University of CA, San Diego Major: Int. Business // Minor: Japanese Studies Fun Fact: “It’s my life goal to go to all six Disney parks”

ROSELYN DUONG Position: Kiwanis Family & Relations Chair School: Sacramento State University Major: Computer Science Fun Fact: Completed a summer goal of   hiking once a week all over California

ANNA SE Position: Service Chair School: University of CA, Berkeley Major: Molecular/Cell Bio-Immunology //  2 Minors: Global Poverty & Practice (GPP) & Edu. Fun Fact: “I'm 5'8" and transferring to   UCLA in the Fall!”

NORA LOVELL Position: District Convention Chair School: University of CA, Davis Major: Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Fun Fact: I like eating ice cream when   it’s raining

BRUCE CASENAZ Position: Member Recognition Chair School: CSU Fullerton Major: Comm., Entertainment & Tourism Fun Fact: "I was born in Paris and I love eating baguettes plain as long as it's authentic"

CHRIS LAM Position: Technology Chair School: University of CA, Los Angeles Major: Comp. Sci & Engineering // Minor: Linguistics Fun Fact: “I know 7 languages if you include music and programming”

Diﬆrict RECAPS “By doing what you love, you inspire and awaken the hearts of others.” - Satsuki Shibuya

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District Board â&#x20AC;¨

Thank you to the 2018-2019 CNH Circle K District Board for your passion and dedication to serve throughout the term!

District Board Lets give a warm welcome to the   2019-2020 CNH Circle K District Board!

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DISTRICT

CONVENTION JENNIFER HOANG (CSU Fullerton)  College is really about the friends you make along the way, and District Convention (DCON) is one of the best places for CNH Circle K members to meet new people and develop lasting connections. DCON has always been my favorite CKI event and it was a real honor and pleasure to have the opportunity to plan the event, along with the DCON committee. The process of planning the convention with the committee was a long one and everyone put in 200% of their best effort. This made it even more special when attendees would speak to me about how much fun they had at DCON and it would really make my weekend. Finally, the immediate past district board also put in so much work during DCON and also deserve words of gratitude. Thank you DCON 2019 for allowing me to end my time in CKI with a bang and I hope you all continue to hold DCON in a special place in your hearts.

NORA LOVELL (University of CA, Davis)  I had the honor of getting to serve on the 2018-2019 District Convention Committee as the Workshops CoChair! District Convention 2019: Farm Fresh Service was a great event full of professional development, workshops, awards, and more! DCON is one of those events that always sticks with me because of all of the amazing people I get to see from all over the district and the memories that we make together. Being on the committee is such a different experience because you get to see everything that goes on behind the scenes and have an opportunity to put together something truly amazing for the members of CNH. I hope you all were able to love the event as much as I did, I can’t wait to see y’all at DCON 2020 (March 27-29, 2020)!

DISTRICT CONVENTION RECOGNITION CLICK HERE TO VIEW A COMPLETE LIST OF INDIVIDUALS RECOGNIZED BY THE MEMBERSHIP RECOGNITION PROGRAM OUTSTANDING TOTAL SERVICE HOURS

OUTSTANDING DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEMBER

3rd Place: Braelyn Travis, UC San Diego (497 Service Hours) 2nd Place: Kylee Lyons, UC Los Angeles (513 Service Hours) 1st Place: Gina Apinyavat, UC Los Angeles (585 Service Hours)

Kathy Tran, California State University, Fullerton (DCON) Jennifer Sandoval, California State University, Sacramento (MR) Dylan Huynh, Orange Coast College (L&R) Minh Ton, Orange Coast College (C&M) Alex Kwong, Sacramento City College (FTC) Annie Chen, University of California, Berkeley (L&R) Tiffany Nguyen, University of California, Berkeley (FTC) Randall Belyea, University of California, Berkeley (MD&E) Aaron Tse, University of California, Davis (FTC) Nora Lovell, University of California, Davis (DCON) Kevin Ru, University of California, Los Angeles (FiFun) Adrian Cubas, University of California, Santa Barbara (FiFun) Jonash Poyaoan, University of California, Santa Cruz (FTC) Calvin Lee, University of California, Santa Cruz (KFF) Samantha Pham, University of the Pacific (L&R)

NEWLY CHARTERED & REACTIVATED CLUBS California State University, Channel Islands California State University, Monterey Bay East Los Angeles College Moorpark College Sonoma State University University of San Francisco

GROWTH ENHANCEMENT MEMBERSHIP (GEM) Ruby, 2nd Place: California State University, San Marcos (16%) Ruby, 1st Place: Claremont Colleges (53%) Sapphire, 2nd Place: University of the Pacific (6%) Sapphire, 1st Place: Ventura College (10%) Diamond, 2nd Place: California State University, Long Beach (14%) Diamond, 1st Place: California State University, Fullerton (24%)

DISTINGUISHED CLUB IMPROVEMENT California Lutheran University California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach Golden West College Orange Coast College University of California, Davis University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of San Francisco University of the Pacific

OUTSTANDING TRADITIONAL SCRAPBOOK 3rd Place: University of California, San Diego 2nd Place: California State University, Fullerton 1st Place: California State University, Long Beach

OUTSTANDING NON-TRADITIONAL SCRAPBOOK 3rd Place: University of California, Berkeley 2nd Place: University of California, Irvine 1st Place: California State University, Fullerton

OUTSTANDING INTERCLUBBING 3rd Place: California State University, Sacramento 2nd Place: Pierce College 1st Place: California State University, Fullerton

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DISTINGUISHED APPOINTED BOARD OFFICER Carl Hernandez, California State University, Fullerton Christina Lam, California State University, Fullerton Kathy Tran, California State University, Fullerton Michelle Hong, California State University, Fullerton Vy Nguyen, California State University, Fullerton Olivia Chang, California State University, Long Beach Kim Vo, California State University, Long Beach Ricardo Aficial, California State University, Sacramento Dylan Huynh, Orange Coast College Ngoc Nguyen, Orange Coast College Evan Sum, University of California, Berkeley Joey Zhang, University of California, Berkeley Darienne Viloria, University of California, Davis Andrew Yu, University of California, Irvine Chad Ruaburo, University of California, Irvine Chris Tran, University of California, Irvine Lianne Larkin, University of California, Irvine Naomi Gingras, University of California, Irvine Amir Patel, University of California, Los Angeles Leslie Adame, University of California, Los Angeles Belen Bravo, University of California, Los Angeles Christopher Lam, University of California, Los Angeles Gina Apinyavat, University of California, Los Angeles Jeffrey Lin, University of California, Los Angeles Kevin Ru, University of California, Los Angeles Kylee Lyons, University of California, Los Angeles Alyssa Lew, University of California, San Diego Carl Dungca, University of California, San Diego Maricris Hernandez, University of California, San Diego Jeanette Mui, University of California, Santa Cruz Michelle Nguyen, University of California, Santa Cruz Victor Nguyen, University of California, Santa Cruz Aviel Geronimo, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Alexandra Amaya, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Aerrow Cruz, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Kamyrn Cruz, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Michelle Herwono, University of Southern California

DISTRICT CONVENTION RECOGNITION NEW GENERAL MEMBER OF THE YEAR

Brandon Abrego, University of California, Berkeley

RETURNING GENERAL MEMBER OF THE YEAR Annie Chen, University of California, Berkeley

DISTINGUISHED DIVISIONAL EXCELLENCE Central Coast Division Golden Gate Division Magic Kingdom Division Sunset Division

OUTSTANDING SINGLE SERVICE

3rd Place: University of California, Irvine 2nd Place: University of California, Los Angeles 1st Place: University of California, Berkeley

OUTSTANDING CLUB NEWSLETTER

2nd Place: California State University, Long Beach 1st Place: University of California, Riverside

OUTSTANDING CLUB WEBSITE

3rd Place: University of California, Los Angeles 2nd Place: University of California, Berkeley 1st Place: University of California, Davis

JOHN WOODALL DISTINGUISHED MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION Irvine Valley College Orange Coast College University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Riverside University of Nevada, Las Vegas

DON HULL DIST. KIWANIS FAMILY RELATIONS California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Sacramento Orange Coast College University of California, Berkeley University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Santa Cruz

DISTINGUISHED TREASURER

Amy Cao, California State University, Fullerton Patrick Hu, California State University, Sacramento Yeonsoo Kim, Orange Coast College Sabrina Yang, University of California, Riverside Erica Lee, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Edward Yoon, University of Southern California

DISTINGUISHED SECRETARY

Michael Hayes, California State University, Fullerton Jennifer Sandoval, California State University, Sacramento Anne Le, Orange Coast College Camila Cortez, Pierce College Dennis Lim, San Francisco State University Tiffany Nguyen, University of California, Berkeley Celena Yee, University of California, Davis Winnie Lam, University of California, Irvine Braden Lem, University of California, Los Angeles Erica Apostolos, University of California, Riverside Marne Amoguis, University of California, San Diego Alysha Cabarrubias, University of California, Santa Barbara Jaymee Illescas, University of California, Santa Cruz Ethan Hill, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Alex Liang, University of Southern California Samantha Pham, University of the Pacific

DISTINGUISHED VICE PRESIDENT

Raphael John Pacquing, (VPA) California State University, Fullerton Minh Ton, (VPA) Orange Coast College Brandon Garcia, (VPA) San Joaquin Delta College Nora Lovell, (VPA) University of California, Davis Kimberly Cao, (VPA) University of California, Irvine Angeli Indran, (VPA) University of California, Los Angeles Gustavo Ravo, (VPA) University of California, Merced Robin Dang, (VPA) University of California, Riverside Adrian Cubas, (VPA) University of California, Santa Barbara Vanessa Meza-Perez, (VPA) University of Nevada, Las Vegas Callie Truong, (VPA) University of Southern California Kathleen Nguyen, (CPA) University of Southern California Melody Tran, (VPS) California State University, Fullerton Alexis Moreno, (VPS) California State University, Long Beach Brian Manganaan, (VPS) California State University, Sacramento Kimberly Hinojos, (VPS) Orange Coast College Shaadi Sabeti, (VPS) Pierce College Kelley Truong, (VPS) University of California, Davis Alicia Sieu, (VPS) University of California, Irvine Nathan Wong, (VPS) University of California, Riverside Terrie Truong, (VPS) University of Nevada, Las Vegas Lina Wang, (VPS) University of Southern California

DISTRICT CONVENTION RECOGNITION DISTINGUISHED PRESIDENT

OUTSTANDING TOTAL ACHIEVEMENT

Huy Nguyen, California State University, East Bay Josephine Chau, California State University, Fullerton Eduardo Castillo, California State University, Long Beach Casey Kieng, California State University, Sacramento David Su, Cypress College Amanda Wong, East Los Angeles College Alvin Nguyen, Irvine Valley College Katherine Hoang, Orange Coast College James Cortes, Pierce College Renz Lane, Saddleback College William Suy, San Francisco State University Manny Ilasco, University of California, Berkeley Ami Patel, University of California, Irvine Jeremy Figueroa, University of California, Los Angeles Daniela Alvarez, University of California, Merced Vanessa Kumnoonsate, University of California, Riverside Michael Christensen, University of California, San Diego Jacob Lockhart, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Stephanie Li, University of San Francisco Jennifer Sung, University of Southern California Robert Irao, University of the Pacific Sopheak Suy, Ventura College

Bronze Division, 1st Place: Irvine Valley College Silver Division, 2nd Place: Orange Coast College Silver Division, 1st Place: University of California, Berkeley Gold Division, 3rd Place: California State University, Sacramento Gold Division, 2nd Place: California State University, Long Beach Gold Division, 1st Place: California State University, Fullerton Platinum Division, 3rd Place: University of California, San Diego Platinum Division, 2nd Place: University of California, Los Angeles Platinum Division, 1st Place: University of California, Irvine

MEI PO WONG OVERALL SERVICE Bronze Division, 2nd Place: Saddleback College Bronze Division, 1st Place: University of the Pacific Silver Division, 3rd Place: University of Nevada, Las Vegas Silver Division, 2nd Place: University of California, Berkeley Silver Division, 1st Place: Orange Coast College Gold Division, 3rd Place: University of California, Riverside Gold Division, 2nd Place: California State University, Sacramento Gold Division, 1st Place: California State University, Fullerton Platinum Division, 2nd Place: University of California, Irvine Platinum Division, 1st Place: University of California, Los Angeles

CAMILLE GOULET DISTINGUISHED CLUB California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Sacramento Irvine Valley College Orange Coast College University of California, Berkeley University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, San Diego

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DISTINGUISHED KIWANIS CLUB Kiwanis Club of Corona Del Mar / Newport Beach Kiwanis Club of Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club of Green Valley Kiwanis Club of Riverside

JOHN NICHELSON KIWANIAN OF THE YEAR Larry Barnson, Kiwanis Club of Green Valley

DISTRICT CONVENTION SPIRIT Magic Kingdom Division

HALL OF FAME Ivan Hoz, California State University, Fullerton

Spring Training Conference is an annual district event for the future leaders of CNH! We hope you all had a great time learning the Staples of Leadership while also getting to meet people from all over either Northern or Southern CNH! Shoutout to all of our amazing workshop hosts and the STC Committee for all of their hard work! If you want to revisit any of the workshops from STC North or STC South, view them below!

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RECOGNITION AT CKIx19 Outstanding Kiwanis   Family Relations ▶ UC Riverside ▶ Orange Coast College Growth Enhances   Membership (GEM)  Diamond

▶ CSU Fullerton 2nd Club Achievement  Gold

▶ Orange Coast College 1st ▶ CSU Fullerton 3rd  Platinum

▶ UC Riverside 1st ▶ UC Irvine 2nd Distinguished LTG ▶ Joshua Ranario ▶ Nicolas Wright ▶ Mark Fernandez ▶ Alan Kwok ▶ Angela Lagrada ▶ Jennifer Tai

Distinguished International   Chairperson ▶ Joe Richard Samson ▶ Bill Truong

I had the great opportunity to attend CKIx this year with help from my sponsoring Kiwanis club, and I am so grateful. Before I even arrived in Orlando, I made some friends from Southwest District on my flight. The first day of CKIx was pretty chill. We started the evening with opening session and team activities, where I met even more people from all over the world, including some hipster peeps from PNW District. Team activities were a lot of fun too as I got to bond with my teammates and get to make new friends. The second day was the Day of Service, where I got to volunteer with Clean the World, an organization that takes leftover soaps and shampoos from hotels and recycles them into new products.

Chairperson ▶ Calvin Chau ▶ Shaira Ramirez-Santos ▶ Cecilia Nguyen ▶ Tommy Thach ▶ Katelyn Duch ▶ Jonathan Chu Distinguished District Treasurer ▶ Shaira Ramirez-Santos Distinguished District Secretary ▶ Wayne Cheng Hall of Fame ▶ Ivan Hoz

We also got to attend the Kiwanis Convention, and hear about some awe-inspiring Kiwanis projects. By far one of my most favorite experiences at CKIx was awards night, not just because I received the Distinguished Lieutenant Governor Award, but also because I got to see my fellow District Board members’ hard work be recognized as well. Oh also, Disney World was pretty fun, especially watching the fireworks from Thunder Mountain while being drenched by a downpour.

NICOLAS WRIGHT

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

From July 19 - 21, 70 Circle K members drove to Lake Isabella for the annual CNH Presidents’ Retreat (PR)! This was my 3rd PR and this round I was planning the event. Earlier in April, I was appointed by our Governor, Wayne, to plan and execute Presidents’ Retreat. I had applied to lead PR because when I was a president during the 2017-2018 term, I found great support amongst the other CNH presidents and district board members, so I wanted to foster a community and set the tone for a great term, even if I wasn’t going to be an active part of it! My PR Team consisted of 5 people - Katelyn Duch (CSULB), Josephine Chau (CSUF), Ryan Hoang (OCC), David Su (Cypress) and Wayne Cheng (SFSU) + our awesome advisors Peter Yu and Robert Chirk! During the months between April and July, we worked on graphics, budgets, food, activities, transportation, teams, workshops and overall logistics of the event. During the event, the District Board did a great job of volunteering and helping us ensure that the event ran smoothly and that the presidents would take something meaningful back to their home clubs and divisions. One of my favorite activities the presidents took part in was called “Breaking Boards”, in which the presidents wrote their fears on karate boards and broke them as a physical manifestation of overcoming their fears! Planning this event and seeing the future of this district was the best way to send off my Circle K journey and I’m so thankful for the opportunity to have done it with my team!

ANGELA LAGRADA, President’s Retreat Chair

JULY CNH DISTRICT BOARD MEETING RECAP

The 19-20 District Board is discontinuing the CNH 5-Year Plan

CKI North & South 2019 Budget has been approved

Pediatric Trauma Program Week has been approved for October 14-18, 2019

Service Unity Month has been approved for the month of February 2020

District Convention 2020 Theme is “Dream” and the Budget has been approved

Fall Training Conference 2019 Theme is “Mystery” and the Budget has been approved: $155 Early Reg.

District Operating Procedures (DOP) Amendments have been approved

CNH Circle K Week has been approved for September 2-8, 2019

CNH Kiwanis Family Month has been approved for the month of November 2019

District Award revisions (Items 1-4, 6-8) have been approved. Item 7 deferred until Nov. DBM

Member Recognition Program changes have been approved

Adoption of District Board Policy Goals have been approved

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Click Here to view a Complete list of proposals   from the July District Board Meeting

Service RECAP â&#x20AC;&#x153;The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.â&#x20AC;? - Mahatma Gandhi

Sacramento State’s Sixth Small Scale Summer Service Social is an annual event where it’s three straight days full of service and socials! On Monday, we helped pack backpacks with Operation Backpack and then had a Flower Work Party. On Tuesday, we helped at the Kiwanis Family House, then headed to school for a Perler Bead Work Party, and ended the day with Soup Kitchen. During Soup Kitchen we served over 500 plates of food to the homeless. On Wednesday, we helped mulch trees at a local park then had another Flower Work Party. We ended S8 with a Poke fundraiser at Jimmy’s Poke.

Throughout those three days we went from packing backpacks to pulling weeds to mulching trees, it may have been some hard work, but we all had a lot of fun doing service together. We also had a lot of people come out, we had over 200 service hours and over 100 fellowship hours! This event was a great success and not only did the members have fun, we were also able to serve our community.

SACRAMENTO STATE

Writer: Angela Wong (Capital)

Fresno State Circle K had the opportunity to assist Camp Keola prepare their campsite for the kids this summer!

We volunteered by raking up the pine needles around the cabins and trails to prevent forest fires.

FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY

We are very thankful for Vice President of Service, Parker for arranging this 2 day service project for us! This camp is near and dear to his heart so it was an honor to help them all! They were very grateful because they are opening it up this Monday!

Writer: Sam Bautista (Central Coast)

On May 3rd, UCLA Circle K members took up their gloves and trash bags to clean the beach of Santa Monica. Meeting up at 2 PM, five volunteers, myself included, walked to the 7/11 in Westwood to take a Big Blue Bus to 3rd Street Promenade… … From 3 PM to 6 PM, we walked alongside the beach, picking up any trash we could find. Once we got to the beach, we separated the trash we collected into a landfill bag and a recycling bag. Thankfully, there was less trash than we expected, which we optimistically took as a sign that people were cleaning up after themselves. While picking up what little trash we could find in the sand, we came across someone’s high school ID card and subsequently gave it to the lifeguard. Although the beach was beautiful and the weather was perfect, my favorite part of the event was getting to know everyone else on the bus ride to Santa Monica. The beach cleanup was my first service event in Circle K and it was overall a great experience. I bonded with some really friendly volunteers and got to enjoy the warm sun and cool water while also making the environment cleaner. As a result, I look forward to volunteering for service events in the future.

UNIVERSITY OF CA, LOS ANGELES Writer: Darren Kim (Metro)

The First Congregational Church in Riverside holds a special program called Project Food every week. On every Wednesday, members of the Church and citizens   of Riverside gather to make a delicious meal for the homeless and needy. Circle K at UCR volunteers every week to help prepare food and serve drinks.     My favorite part of volunteering at the soup kitchen is the opportunity for me to interact with the people I’m serving. People are more than happy to share their stories and I had the privilege of hearing more than a few of them. Overall, soup kitchen is a great service because I get to see the effects of my volunteering immediately.

UNIVERSITY OF CA, RIVERSIDE Writer: Michael Feng (Desert Oasis)

Music at Sky Park is a thrice annual free concert put on by our Kiwanians that funds the music program at the local high school. In it's 11th year, the first concert of the season was July 28th.

We help fund-raise by selling food made by local restaurants and running a 50/50 drawing where we keep half the money and a lucky winner gets the other half. This 50/50 made $1,075 for the music program and a lucky winner walked away with the same amount!

UNIVERSITY OF CA, SANTA CRUZ

Writer: Jeevan Bhullar (Sunset)

The second and third concerts are August 25th and September 29th and free to the public. The September concert is even our Sunset DCM!

At Butterfly Restoration, we went to Golden Gate Park and cleared an area of the park of invasive plant species. We learned a lot of facts about the plants in that area, including whether the plants are native species or not, if they are edible, and which plants to steer away from. There were many different kinds of invasive species we needed to clear out and because of the hard work all the volunteers put in, we were able to clear most of them in the time we had.

This event is such a great event because of all the knowledge I gained from the coordinator and while volunteering. Instead of only telling us which plants to pull out, the coordinator told us what the invasive plants do to the native ones. He was very helpful to all of the volunteers there by answering all of the questions we had. Along with Circle K volunteers, the other volunteers were all different ages, including children and elders. It’s amazing to know that a diverse community is coming together to help beautify the park and help the native plants continue to grow and prosper.

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Writer: Trisha Dang (Golden Gate)

The Kiwanis of Laguna Hills hosted a Hawaiian Luau on July 30th to raise funds for their community foundation, supporting local food banks, student scholarships, PTP dolls, and more. The event required volunteers to help set up raffle, blind auction, serve food, and cleanup.

There, the Circle K clubs from Saddleback, IVC, and CSUF, helped run the event smoothly. Volunteers helped set up, help out during the event, and clean up afterwards while assisting members from the Laguna Hills Kiwanis with any special needs. With all the help from the Circle K clubs, the Luau continued successfully as planned.

SADDLEBACK COLLEGE Writer: Tyler Nguyen (Citrus)

Ability Fest:   It was a festival to celebrate families and children with disabilities.

PASADENA CITY COLLEGE

Volunteers had a chance to interact with children and families throughout the service. Volunteers also had the chance to participate in the activities and run/walk they where having to help to educate on the importance of physical exercise.

Writer: Briana Rios (Foothill)

One of the many amazing organizations that dedicate themselves to helping the Bay Area community is South Bay Clean Creeks Coalition (SBCCC). To sum up what they do, they’re essentially a group of community leaders and activists who dedicate their time towards keeping our watershed clean and healthy. They frequently organize creek cleanups, where they invite members of the community, ranging from high school and college students to community leaders to pick up trash from local rivers and creeks. Three of my members and I attended one of these clean ups at Guadalupe River in San Jose on May 11th. The organizers provided the volunteers with trash grabbers, gloves, and large trash bags. This was one of the first service events that we had for the 2019-2020 term which included 2 new members. We began picking up trash around the dried up part of the river. Within just 30 minutes and around a 50 foot distance, about half of a 40 gallon bag was filled with trash. We were all amazed and saddened by the amount and type of trash we found along the river. A large amount of the trash we found was small pieces of plastic that was extremely difficult to pick up. We also found multiple huge, full black trash bags that were buried deep under the dirt and rocks that lined the river. One of our members, Divya actually found a huge old rusty dishwasher that he dug up with some of the other volunteers and helped extract from the river. We all realized that the issue of littering and pollution in our rivers and creeks is way worse than most people would think. Since then we have had multiple services with them and plan to do many more in the near future so that we can help our community keep an integral part of our livelihood clean and safe for a long time.

DE ANZA COLLEGE Writer: Matt Holt (Sunset)

Leadership RECAP “Leadership is not about titles, positions or flowcharts. It is about one life influencing another.” - John C. Maxwell

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TRI-DCM: CITRUS, FOOTHILL, & METRO

Writer: Matthew Ujemov (Metro)

EL CAMINO COLLEGE

We wrote appreciative letters to Kiwanians for all of their love and support and we made handbags and dog toys out of old t-shirts! After splitting into our separate divisions for our own DCM’s we played games that included making team cheers with the name of all three divisions, racing against another team to see who can fill a bucket the fastest with 3 small sponges, team jeopardy in which every person could only write one letter, and pictionary with twists. The pictionary was the game that stood out the most to me because there were items that you could purchase as a team to sabotage another team. I personally got stuck with having to use tiny legos to somehow make Google Drive. The DCM was fun and I hope that we do it again!

I especially enjoyed the tabletop service where we were sewing dolls for children because of how my group split up tasks and worked together to make it. Some unforgettable moments were made during the outside activities where we were grouped with people from each division and came up with cheers. I absolutely adored the team that used face masks in their cheer! My team ended up having too many people for the one game where two teams competed to see who could fill up their bucket the most using only sponges being passed to each person in a line, but I had so much cheering them on. The last activity playing Jeopardy was a great end to the day because it tied everything together and gave me a better understanding of each division and Circle K, along with some random animal facts. I hope to see more divisions coming together like this and I am excited to see what each has in store for this year.

PASADENA CITY COLLEGE

Writer: Louise Panaligan (Foothill)

Hello! I’m Louise Panaligan and I am Pasadena City College’s Go West Chair. I’m so grateful for the Tri-DCM because it really opened me up to bonding with new people from Citrus, Metro, and even in my own division. Writing letters for the Kiwanians and learning new names and faces was a great start of that day. Giving back to the Kiwanians and the feeling of being with so many people who feel the same about service brought me back to reasons why I joined Circle K.

On July 7th, the Citrus, Foothill, and Metro divisions hosted a Tri-dcm at Cal State Long Beach. The CitrusMetro-Foothill Tri-DCM was one of the best events that I have been to. I was able to network and connect with people not only from my own division (Metro), but with people from the Foothill and Citrus divisions! They split us up into three random groups.

Moorpark College held a tabling at new student orientation to promote CKI and member recruitment.   We ran some games for the students to get to know   each other and provide more informations about   what CKI means and does. It was a great opportunity   to promote our club and spread the word of this   amazing organization.     Glad that we are getting ready for the fall with this incredible event and can’t wait to meet more of our   new members! On the side note the tabling manual that was created by member development & education committee helped us a lot in processing of tabling this event so shout out to the committee and hopefully more of the clubs can utilize it!!!

MOORPARK COLLEGE

Writer: Ashley Kil (Central Coast)

The Desert Oasis Division Leadership Team decided to dedicate the month of July to raise awareness and funds for the Trevor Project. So, on July 24, the DLT hosted a Trevor Project Webinar as part of the Trevor Project Month.     The purpose of this webinar was to educate the members about what the Trevor Project stands for and how they can help support it through volunteering or through donations. Topics such as the history of the Trevor Project and what kinds of resources the Trevor Project provides for the LGBTQ+ youth community were discussed. The webinar also went over how members can take direct action to help support the Trevor Project as well as inform them about where the donations directly go in to. Since the Trevor Project is the new DFI for this term, I believe that educating members through webinars or infographics is a great start to getting them engaged and to raise awareness.

DESERT OASIS DIVISION Writer: Madeline Villanueva

Writer: Thanh Thanh Thai (Golden Gate)

The Golden Gate x Sunset Joint June DCM was an event. What kind of event? It was laborious, rewarding, refreshing, informational, and fun!

We started the event by the beach, eradicating it of those potato wedge-like weeds. With the help of our two divisions, we completely cleared our section within a few hours of our Divisional Service Project. Following that, we had a good old fashioned Costco Pizza Party overlooking a beach before having a series of competitions. While waiting to digest a bit, the Lieutenant Governors of our respective divisions held a straightforward and concise Division Council Meeting independently and consecutively.

The competitions brought us together, making new friends all around and new memories to last (if they don’t, we took pictures too). All in all, I would want to go again!

DE ANZA COLLEGE

On a lovely Saturday morning, Golden Gate Circle K members joined forces with Sunset Circle K members to do some fun service at Half Moon Bay. We started the day by plucking out invasive weeds along the beach. After putting on our gloves and sunscreen, we poured our energy into extracting the weed. Some of the weeds were very stubborn, so two of us would work together to snatch the weed out. We ended up filling up more than 15 bags of invasive plants! Soon after, we headed towards another beach that was more suitable for fun beach bonding activities. Each division held separated Divisional Council Meetings but gathered back together to play team games, such as tug of war and relay races. Even though the sun was piercing into our skins, it was still very fun to bond with people from other schools and divisions! The teams were randomized, so we all had an opportunity to make at least one new friend that day. Every team made their cheers and perform it to the rest of the group. It was nice hearing the cheers and making new friends throughout the day. 11/10 would highly recommend.

Writer: Jeffrey Chang (Sunset)

UNIVERSITY OF CA, BERKELEY

JOINT DCM: GOLDEN GATE X SUNSET

IMPACT TEAM: TEAM PAWS

What I loved most about co-leading Team Paws was that growth. In the name of cute dogs, we used our ten weeks to host a fun mix of educational, service, and fundraising events. For some of my team members, tabling was new, and it was awesome seeing them put themselves out there! For others, the team setting pushed them. I love my team, and it’s so incredible seeing how much they’ve grown from then and now.

Writer: Kylie Tran (Paradise)

UNIVERSITY OF CA, SAN DIEGO

Dedicated to raising awareness of pet ownership, Team Paws was able to create a successful team environment where individuals started off as strangers who loved animals, and ended as a family that changed the world for the animals we helped.   No notion was too small for my team. Weekly tabletop services where we made ten small dog toys, evolved into a total of 100 dog toys to be donated to our local humane society. Small events here and there promoted strong education of raising and caring for pets. Ten weeks of dedication resulted in motivated, passionate individuals who were able to make an impact into the bettering of the world.     I'm so proud of my team and I hope we can inspire for more meaningful impact throughout CNH.

Whether in Circle K or not, I’ve seen them chase their own passions with an energy that inspires you to, and I’m so proud of what we did and where we are.

During my first year as a member of Circle K, I have gained a lot through the family system. I’ve been able to meet amazing people that have made a lasting impact on me. Whether it was spending a night “studying” or failing to follow a Bob Ross painting video or eating my share of KBBQ, I enjoyed every minute that I spent with my wonderful family. I honestly never thought I would meet a group of people that would be so caring and understanding. These are people who deal with me for the clumsy mess I am and listen to me vent about my issues without a single complaint. As a family head for the upcoming year, I expect that I will build even stronger bonds with all my family members and make even more meaningful memories. As a family head, it is my job to create an environment that fosters the development of such bonds and memories like my family heads did for me. For me, the time I spent with my family really brought me out of my comfort zone. I am a typically shy, introverted person who does not do well in larger group settings, but being placed in a family pushed me to interact with other members more. Joining a club, meeting new people, and finding a place of belonging is hard, but I want to be there, as a family head, to help get my cubbies through that. My Circle K family has helped me grow a lot as a person, and I want to be able to do that for others.

UNIVERSITY OF CA, LOS ANGELES Writer: Ivy Lu (Metro)

UNIVERSITY OF CA, SAN DIEGO

The beauty of leading an impact team is two-fold: first, you get together with people who want what you want, working toward a cause you’re all passionate about. Secondly, you get to be the one that pushes them, watches them grow, as a team and as individual leaders.

Writer: Minghua Ong (Paradise)

Meaningful impact is an important goal that service encompasses. Team Paws was an impact team that not only pushed for pet education, but promoted meaningful passion into doing what one loves.

Fellowship RECAP â&#x20AC;&#x153;I would rather walk with a friend in the dark, than alone in the light.â&#x20AC;? - Helen Keller

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Howdy partners! There’s a new sheriff in town and their name is Ventura College CKI. The Meme Queen, Elisa Arroyo rallied one last social at her saloon, a party with the theme of the Wild Wild West. We had the horses in the back while we played video games and ate some delicious food. Our buddy the Alien came down from the mothership and made an appearance as well! The party was a lot of fun and it was great to reconnect with the family that we have become.

VENTURA COLLEGE

Writer: Neftali Guerrero (Central Coast)

One of UNLV’s summer socials was Marinade, hosted by our Spirit Unity and Membership chair, Alex! We got to have essentially a big pool party where we ate good food, talked to cool people, and had a great time, all while beating the Vegas heat!

UNIVERSITY OF NV, LAS VEGAS Writer: Ethan Hill (Desert Oasis)

I think one of the best parts was playing Jackbox games, that we put Circle K inspired questions into, and seeing everyone’s funny and relaxed personalities come out. We also got to chill with Marcus from UNR’s Circle K so that was really cool as well! Overall, it was a great time and I really enjoyed coming out to it!

UC Davis CKI held our 7th Annual Kiwanis Picnic this past May! It was a fun day where our members were able to socialize with several Davis Kiwanians, play games like water ballon fights and eat good food.

The purpose of the event is to promote positive relations and introduce our members to our local Kiwanis Family. It was nice to get to know our Kiwanians in a casual setting and celebrate the beginning of a new term together!

UNIVERSITY OF CA, DAVIS Writer: Kanza Choudhary (Capital)

San Jose State University hosted a pool party for their end of the year celebration to look back at all the memories of the past year. Members from both within San Jose State and other clubs within Sunset Division came out to support. Some even brought their friends outside of the club!     It was a great way to destress from finals week with games, fellowship activities, and recognition. Members enjoyed karaoke, video games, pool time, competition games, and lots of food through the potluck style we had. The previous and future officers recognized various members for their achievements through superlatives, officers awards, and different levels of recognition.     Overall, it was a great event for members to come together and have a good time in the midst of finals. The event was fun, filled with positive vibes and excitement towards both the end of the year as well as the future term ahead!

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Writer: Jennifer Tai (Sunset)

Tri-Fam is a yearly event Sacramento State CKI hosts that gets all our club’s families to come together! Unlike other school’s family systems, our’s is unique in that once you are sorted in a family you are in it for life! The families: Hornets, Squirrels, and Turkeys, never change unless it’s to add new additions to the family every Fall and Spring semester! Normally, we would host this event in the Fall, however for this year we wanted to try something new and host a SUMMER Tri-Fam as well! On the same day, each family head was responsible for planning their own family’s social. One family had a pizza party, another was a potluck, and the last one was a family BBQ! Then at the end of each family social, we all come together at an ending meet up point! For this one, it was at Country Club Lanes where everyone played bowling together!

SACRAMENTO STATE

Writer: Brandon Capulong (Capital)

Another new idea we had during Tri-Fam was to introduce a set of challenges to do with your family during the event! One in particular was to create a music video with your entire family! That was incredible fun for all families to do and something we look forward to continuing in the future! I want to give a special shout out to the Family Heads: Car Persons (Hornets), Elijah Camtugan (Squirrels), and Izaiah Johnson (Turkeys) for taking the risk and trying something new in our club! All attendees had an amazing time and the experience will definitely help us when we need to start planning for Fall Tri-Fam!

My aunt and uncle had a crawfish boil on Memorial Day Weekend which proved to be the perfect opportunity for a board get-together.

It was great fun helping out in the preparation of the side dishes and genuinely rewarding in the end as we bonded over hours of peeling crawfish freshly brought alive from Louisiana!

MOORPARK COLLEGE

Writer: Jordan Ong (Central Coast)

Hello, my name is Joey Duong, and I am Pasadena City College's President for the 2019-2020 term. From August 6 through 9, my board and I embarked on a retreat. It was PCC's first board retreat in many years! Shoutout to my Member Development and Education Chair, Ana Valdez, for planning it with me! We decided to drift away from the city, and go to Big Bear. Ana and I had some activities set aside to break the little ice, and enhance our leadership skills. Such activities included workshops and a game called "the line game," which is actually popular activity for most board retreats in Circle K. We explored around Big Bear and actually had Executive and Appointed Board switch off cooking for everyone. There were many more activities but what happens at retreat, stays at retreat...am I right?! It wasn't always a professional time for this retreat though. I believe for a team to truly work well together, and become a family, we should get to know one another outside of our usual Circle K environment. *Wink wink* To end it all off, we had a simp session! Through this retreat, I personally am happy I was able to learn even more about my kiddos, as they stepped out of their comfort zone, and truly create a unspeakable bond between us. I love you all!

PASADENA CITY COLLEGE Writer: Joey Duong (Foothill)

De Anza College hosted their first ever large scale fundraising event near the end of the past 2018-2019 term. The 2018-2019 officers worked hard to create Electrik, which was a dance event aimed to raise funds for Second Harvest Food Bank and give students a way to destress before finals week.

DE ANZA COLLEGE

Writer: Vicky Nguyen Duong (Sunset)

Here, members from within De Anza Circle K along with members from other clubs and schools came out to support. It was a great way for members to destress and enjoy each other’s company along with some good company and music. The event was fun, filled with positive vibes and a great way to destress before finals and DCON, ending the 2018-2019 term on a bright note.

Believe it or not, the Taco y Taco and Brew Tea Bar social was originally a KBBQ social, but I quickly realized that $25 KBBQ wasn’t the best choice for our college budgets. In order to ensure that more people could come, I changed the social location to Taco y Taco where they make the best gourmet tacos for only $2! I realized I had made a great choice when more people said they could come, and I was even more delighted to learn that most of us had never been to Taco y Taco before. I was glad to be introducing them to such an amazing place. The tacos were of course delicious, especially the al pastor tacos, my personal favorite. We continued our social at Brew Tea Bar which was conveniently right next door to Taco y Taco, and shoutout to Rendell and Daniel for buying everybody strawberry milk tea! Even with all the great food to occupy us, we spent a good 2-3 hours talking and sharing stories about our summers and our wonderful experiences with Circle K. A huge thank you to Janelle, Philipp, Rendell, Daniel, Vanessa Vidas, Vanessa Meza-Perez, Ethan, and Josef for coming! It was great seeing new friends being made through laughter and good food. It was a huge success, and I look forward to hosting many more socials.

UNIVERSITY OF NV, RENO Writer: Marcus Dugenia (Capital)

Divisional SPOTLIGHTS “There are no limits to what you can accomplish, except the limits you place on your own thinking.” - Brian Tracy

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Capital Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello Sunny CNH! First off, I’d like to express how glad I am that you are part of our wonderful district! My name is Joey Pontillas, and I am the 2019-2020 Capital Division Lieutenant Governor! I’m currently studying at the University of Nevada, Reno! As one of the nine divisions of our sunny district, Capital consists of 9 different clubs/schools. Some goals that you can see our division striving for this year is a promotion of membership, creation of lifelong experiences and memories, and of course, our commitment to meaningful service in all its forms. My favorite thing about Capital Division is the people that make the division. I can always feel like myself around any member of Capital Division member. If you ever see any of us around events, feel free to say hi! - Joey Pontillas

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

CHICO STATE UNIVERSITY SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE LAKE TAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CA, DAVIS UNIVERSITY OF NV, RENO UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

Wowowow! Its already been 4 months since DCON, where Capital elected Joey Pontillas from University of Nevada, Reno as our LTG. Since then, he's become the father of nine presidents and a full DLT in his Royal term.

ANNOUNCEMENTS #GoToQuad! While it’s the beginning of August, school is right around the corner, and it’ll be here before you know it! Get your school supplies ready, prepare for your classes, and get ready for more CKI activities!     September DCM will be hosted by   Folsom Lake College on September 21st!

We've hosted several of our annual events, such as the Capital End of the Year Banquet and June DCM/Capital Camping Retreat. For our July DCM at Bogg's Community Tract Farm, we helped clear four plots of land for growing new plants.     We will be attending the upcoming August Quad DCM and have a Fall completely packed with events. We're extremely excited to see new and returning members as schools slowly go back to school in late August.

CELENA YEE

University of California, Davis

Central Coast Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello Central Coast!! Since DCON, Central Coast has been having a busy summer and also having a huge glow up! I am so blessed to serve our adorable turtles and proud to see the true hearts of service that these turtles have. Although many of our members were on vacation this summer, we still pulled through and had a blast at our banquet, STC North and south, in-person DCMs, Presidents' retreat and other events. There is no word to express how grateful I am to see you all making your way out and attending our in person DCM. I also want to give a huge shout out to my Divisional Leadership Team for helping me out all the time. I would not have gotten this far without your hard work and support. Having such dedicated division makes my heart SO FULL everyday. I hope we can all keep up the good work in August and for the rest of the year. Thank you for reading and enjoy! -Ashley Kil

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

Central Coast Division has been incredibly busy these past few months! In March, the division elected Ashley Kil of Moorpark College as Lt. Governor during DCON 2019. In April, we celebrated the previous term at our first ever division banquet held at UCSB. In May, Ashley appointed her DLT and held her first DCM at a park, where she was pie-d! In June, We held a beach clean up for our DCM at Goleta Beach in Santa Barbara while in July, we picked berries at Underwood Family Farms in Somis and created reusable bags out of old t-shirts for our DCM. Both division service projects were completed for our new bi-monthly service challenges. The theme for June and July was Saving the Environment.

CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY CAL POLY, SAN LUIS OBISPO CHANNEL ISLANDS STATE UNIVERSITY FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY FRESNO CITY COLLEGE MOORPARK COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CA, MERCED UNIVERSITY OF CA, SANTA BARBARA VENTURA COLLEGE

Additionally in July, Ashley and the Central Coast Club Presidents camped and attended President's Retreat in Lake Isabella. As for other division highlights, Ashley has been holding Turtle Talk Tuesdays every other week with fun themes such as pets, food and socks! The division also recently finished a fun weekly series called Terrific Turtle Thursdays, where the leadership team members and club presidents were introduced.

Lastly, Central Coast just held its annual t-shirt design contest and voted on a design. Stay tuned for more achievements!

KATIE DIZON

California Lutheran University

ANNOUNCEMENTS T-Shirt Design Contest   (Due: Sunday, August 4th)  Quad DCM   (Saturday, August 10th)

Turtle Talk Office Hours   (Every Other Tuesday)  August & September Service Challenge

Citrus Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello, I am Katherine Hoang, the 2019-2020 Citrus Lieutenant Governor, and I am coming at you with your daily dose of Vitamin C(itrus)! Just a snapshot of me, I am a "smol" girl with a huge affinity for design, dog memes, floral lattes, Spotify playlist making, and late-night simp sessions. For this term, I can't wait to see all the bright new leaders that will grow from our district and I hope I can help you along your way! I hope you find as much joy and love from Circle K as I did. Once again, I can't wait to see how you will bloom. Stay fresh, Katherine Hoang

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION BIOLA UNIVERSITY CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY CSU FULLERTON CYPRESS COLLEGE GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE ORANGE COAST COLLEGE SADDLEBACK COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CA, IRVINE WHITTIER COLLEGE

Circle K at Orange Coast College recently volunteered at the Santa Ana Boys & Girls Club. Members were paired with children and were then asked to take the kids to various stations with activities.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The pair bookmark moved on book, and snacks.

September Divisional Council Meeting Theme: True Colors // Where: TBA When: September 08, 2019 True Colors Month- DFI Month Trevor Project What: "True Colors" is Citrus Division's campaign to increase awareness on the LGBT+ community and our District Fundraising Initiative, the Trevor Project. For September, Citrus will be committed to educating on this important cause, appreciating individual differences and celebrating their true colors through a series of weekly workshops and service projects. When: Entire month of September

began their walk at a making station, then they to pick out backpacks, a lastly were given a box of

The event coincided with our district service initiative as well as the international service initiative.

KIM HINOJOS

Orange Coast College

Desert Oasis Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello everyone! My name is Andy Nguyen and I currently serve as the Desert Oasis Lieutenant Governor. I’ve been involved with the Kiwanis Family for about 6 years now and just last term, I served as the Graphics & Media Relations chair for UC Riverside and Creative Assistant for the District Laws & Regulations Committee. Outside of Circle K, I’m currently entering my third year of undergrad as a Psychology major at UC Riverside. My hobbies include all things artsy! From graphic design to painting to dance, the sky’s the limit and I love learning how to do new things. I also really enjoy lounging around in bed and getting as much rest as possible while watching videos. I’ve recently been playing a lot of Nintendo games and I’ve been getting back into Minecraft and Maplestory. Hit me up and we can play together! I’d love to get to know you, so please feel free to send me a message! - Andy Nguyen

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

What’s cooking in the HOTTEST division in CNH you may ask? To answer your question, Desert Oasis Division had exciting events for members to enjoy and engage with one another during the long summer months. As of May 30 2019, College of Southern Nevada Circle K International club has officially been reactivated and is ready to take on the challenges with the rest of the family.

CSU SAN BERNARDINO COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN NEVADA CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CA, RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY OF NV, LAS VEGAS

There were also amazing events that clubs in Desert Oasis Division participated in such as Divisional Council Meetings, Weekend of Awesomeness Weekends (WAWs), Monthly Divisional Service Projects, and other service, leadership, and social events that the clubs host on a weekly to bi-weekly to monthly basis. The divisional leadership team also hosted events that educated CKI members from California's Inland Empire to Southern Nevada about the Trevor Project and the Kiwanis Family House. Despite the distance, the clubs in Desert Oasis are family and would always be there for one each other.

SHIRLEY SIU

College of Southern Nevada

ANNOUNCEMENTS Stepping up your Involvement with Circle K Workshop: August 13   August WAW: August 14-17  KFH Month Activities: Weds - Fri  KFH Workshop: August 19  CKI at Crafton Hills College Info Night: September 6

Foothill Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello Hello! My name is Ryan Tan and I am currently the 2019-2020 Lieutenant Governor of the lovely Foothill Division! I am a 4th year studying Psychology in Pasadena City College! I love to sleep, watch anime, watch the latest YouTube drama unfold and honestly just hang out with friends. Other than serving the community I am also an active member within my student government and some of my other hobbies include reading, scrolling through dating apps and playing around with Illustrator. The Foothill Division spans across the lush boba lands of San Gabriel Valley, the busy streets of Los Angeles and the serene valley of Pomona. The schools within this division are: Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Los Angeles, Claremont Colleges, East Los Angeles College, Mt. San Antonio College and Pasadena City College! While we may be small, we have a great bond amongst each other and love to support each other’s fundraisers and events! We also love memes. While we have a lot of great things as a foundation for us, some goals my division leadership team and I have are interacting more with our SLPs, uniting our division with fun, interactive socials and building a foundation for the schools who have either just chartered or are struggling to maintain charter. There is always something happening around the Foothill division, whether it be the 626 Night Market, the Rose Parade (#gotoGoWest), planting trees, Phoenix Cafe Night (#gotoPCN), pancake breakfasts, the party never stops! So if you’re ever around the area feel free to hit us up! We love to interact with other divisions! - Ryan Tan

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

CAL POLY, POMONA CLAREMONT COLLEGE CSU LOS ANGELES EAST LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE PASADENA CITY COLLEGE

Throughout the month of July, CKI at Pasadena City College had our annual Board Dare Month. For this fundraiser, the Appointed and Executive boards of our club could be dared by anyone for a small fee: $5 for E-board and $3 for Aboard. We each submitted some guidelines on what we were not comfortable with but outside that we could be dared to do anything. Some highlights included our President, Joey Duong, being dared to become the Lieutenant Governor of Capital for a day and our Go West Chair, Louise Panaligan, singing a cover of “Best Part” by Daniel Caesar. The boards had a lot of fun with the unconventional dares and it raised administrative funds for our club to help us put on more large scale projects in the future.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Board Retreat  August 16-17  Last week of December  Annual Go West  The 3rd week of February  Phoenix Cafe Night!  There is always things going around within the Foothill Division! uwu

EMILY REALE

Pasadena City College

Golden Gate Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello Golden Gate!!! My name is Darian Sein-Lwin, and I will be serving as your Lieutenant Governor for the 2019-2020 CKI term. I'm currently a 3rd year attending CSU East Bay, and if we haven't met yet, I look forward to meeting you at some Golden Gate Divisional Council Meetings (DCM) or maybe even at your home club’s events! I can't wait to spend the next year supporting you in your growth as leaders and in your CKI journey! - Darian Sein-Lwin

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT I had the greatest experience during Golden Gate’s joint June DSP/DCM with Sunset Division--the event was definitely the epitome of CKI’s 3 tenants. The day started off with a morning full of service with fellow CKI members from both the Golden Gate and Sunset Division. We worked together to pull out icebox plants from the beach to make the area look more beautiful. We pulled out a numerous amount of icebox plants and placed them in garbage bags to have them be disposed carefully instead of leaving the plants around the beach.

Fast forwarding to the social portion of the event, both divisions collided and participated in many relay activities--where most of the fun and laughter had came from. My favorite relay game that everyone participated in was the wheelbarrow race because everyone was frantically trying to cross the finish line as quickly as they could, with some members going face down into the warm sand. To wrap up the entire event, we ended up taking photos that would allow us to relive the very moments created at the beach. Never will I ever forget this wonderful experience of beautifying a beach and most importantly, having some fun in the sun with the coolest people I have ever met.

BRIANNA SANCHEZ Los Medanos College

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION CHABOT COLLEGE CSU EAST BAY DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE LOS MEDANOS COLLEGE NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE SANTA ROSA COLLEGE SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CA, BERKELEY UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

ANNOUNCEMENTS On August 10th we are having one of the biggest events of the year: Quad DCM! With the 4 Northern Divisions of Golden Gate, Central Coast, Capital, and Sunset!   Submissions for Golden Gate T-Shirt have started (Winner Gets a Free Shirt)

Metro Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Beep Beep! Here comes that Big Blue Bus! My name is Eddie Castillo and I have the great privilege of serving as your Metro Lieutenant Governor for this term. I have attended CSULB for four years and will be transferring to UCLA for the fall quarter. Metro has been my home during my college journey and I can’t wait to be a part of it again this year. Our division stretches from the top of Northridge to the edge of LA in Long Beach only being split by the traffic of I-5 freeway. Although there is some distance between our schools, Metro’s passion can be heard across California, Nevada, and Hawaii! Look out for those Metro Monsters at any service event! - Eddie Castillo

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

CERRITOS COLLEGE CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS CSU LONG BEACH CSU NORTHRIDGE EL CAMINO COLLEGE LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE LOS ANGELES HARBOR PIERCE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CA, LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Gathering under the cloudy, late-June sky, our Kiwanis family and Metro buddies got down and dirty with shovels and saplings in hand. At 9:00 AM, the Kiwanis Club of Long Beach had their popcorn stand ready to support the local Key Clubs and Circle K schools across Metro as we got to work. Throughout the day, we labored with our gloves and laughter to improve the neighborhoods of Long Beach by planting trees. It was such a pleasant surprise to see friends from other Metro schools at one of our recurring events when L.A. traffic and distance usually separates us. It made me realize how tightly-knit and willing our division is to overcome obstacles just to hang out for a few hours. With the weather on our side, we finished swiftly and decided to fill our bellies with pho.

ANNOUNCEMENTS August DCM: Endgame & CSUN August 15th @ 5PM  Metro Project of the Month:   Little Tokyo Tanabata Festival August 11th @10AM

HEATHER FANN

CSU Long Beach

Paradise Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello Fineapples! My name is Aaron Zepeda and I am a third year at UC San Diego studying Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts (ICAM). This term, I am very excited to be serving as your Lieutenant Governor! Paradise spans across the Circle K clubs from the sunny shores of San Diego all the way to the beautiful islands of Hawai'i. Our division is full of passion and I can’t wait to watch you all connect with one another, attend various events together, and help grow the division. I look forward to all the great things we will accomplish this term! - Aaron Zepeda

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

This summer we had several service events around San Diego, one of them being Mud Day in Pacific Beach! We began by helping families construct tents using bamboo sticks, cloth, and string. Later, the mud festivities really began with a mud obstacle course, and anything-goes mudpit, mud sling-shot archery, and mud kitchen. One of our volunteers, Peter Abanto, explained the highlight of his day working the mud kitchen, "just seeing all these kids use their endless imagination to turn mud and kitchen utensils into a joyous time with friends and family made my day. Watching people of all ages from toddlers to even older adults enjoying the other stations, getting down and dirty in the mud kept a smile on my face all throughout the event". Our last assignment was to clean up the mess attendees had made - on themselves! There were no real showers, so we hosed down each individual. We ended the day tired and covered in mud, but thankful we were able to support an event that brought families and friends closer together.

CSU SAN MARCOS GROSSMONT COLLEGE HAWAI’I PACIFIC UNIVERSITY PALOMAR COLLEGE SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CA, SAN DIEGO UNIVERSITY OF HA, HILO UNIVERSITY OF HA, MAUI UNIVERSITY OF HA, MANOA

MARY AINSWORTH

San Diego State University

ANNOUNCEMENTS Paradise Division is excited to showcase all upcoming events soon!

Sunset Division

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Message from the Lt. Governor Hello Sharkies! My name is Jonash Poyaoan and I am proud to be serving as your Sunset Lieutenant Governor for the 2019-2020 term! Words cannot describe how lucky and excited I am to be representing such an amazing division filled with diversity, love, and passionate folks who have such a strong drive for service and making an impact in our tight-knit community! Some fun facts about me is that I have a burning passion for backpacks where I collect the same backpack but in different colors and snakes are my favorite animals! WOWZAS! So Exciting! Being able to represent this division, I can’t wait to strengthen our bonds not only within the general members but the board members as well since they will be the main influencers of their respective clubs. There is so much in store for this division and I can’t wait to see the growth in service hours, friendships, and the memories the we get to make along this narrative of ours! If you ever need anything, I will be here 24/7 like 7 Eleven! Thank you friendos and let’s dive into the best term yet! - Jonash Poyaoan

SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION

QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHT

CSU MONTEREY BAY DE ANZA COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTHILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY STANFORD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CA, SANTA CRUZ

Golden Gate and Sunset DSP/DCM is an event that i always look forward to

ANNOUNCEMENTS

With the large number of volunteers, it helped us clean large areas of ice plants that invade our beaches. And after the service portion, we were able to befriend members from the other division through very creative and engaging activities.

September Divisional Council Meeting   hosted by UC Santa Cruz  Objective: Volunteering at Scotts Valley Kiwanis’ Annual Fundraising Concert, “Music at Sky Park”. Volunteers, will be helping with setup, ticketing, registration, and manage the multiple booths located at the site!   Date: Sunday, September 29 Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm Location: Scotts Valley, CA

I was not only able to make new friends through this event, but we also created a bond together over making lasting change for the community; which is what makes an event great to me.

ALISON ONO

University of CA, Santa Cruz

Kiwanis KORNER “You care. You serve. You change children’s lives. This is where you extend your Kiwanis impact.”

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KIWANIS FAMILY FOUNDATION CAL-NEV-HA CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL We’ve had such an eventful summer with the Kiwanis Family! I’ve seen members going to Kiwanis Meetings, and events like Key to College, Kiwanis Takeover, and even a Kiwanis Family BBQ. Big kudos to the ones behind the scenes!   Now that school is back in session, it’s a great opportunity to kick in high gear with Kiwanis Family Events and introduce your new members to your local Kiwanis Family branches. Stay tuned for a Starter Kit from the Kiwanis Family Foundation Committee! Also, don’t forget to participate in Kiwanis Family Month in November!

Roselyn Duong   District Kiwanis Family   Foundation Chair   2019-2020

MISC. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.â&#x20AC;? - Maya Angelou

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UNIVERSITY OF CA, RIVERSIDE Janice Lee (Desert Oasis)

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY Mary Ainsworth (Paradise)

UNIVERSITY OF CA, BERKELEY Austin Lim (Golden Gate)

SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY Aric Ricky Sparrow (Capital)

CAL-NEV-HA KEY CLUB Hahah Shih (Division 7 South)

CAL-NEV-HA KIWINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S Angela Batoon (Turquoise Division)

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Diﬆrict Chairs CLUB BUILDING & REVITALIZATION|   JOSHUA NEPOMUCENO  cbr@cnhcirclek.org

Diﬆrict Executives GOVERNOR | WAYNE CHENG  governor@cnhcirclek.org

SECRETARY | JENNIFER SANDOVAL  secretary@cnhcirclek.org

TREASURER | KEVIN RU  treasurer@cnhcirclek.org

Lieutenant Governors CAPITAL DIVISION | JOEY PONTILLAS  capital@cnhcirclek.org

COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING| ERICA WEI  cm@cnhcirclek.org

DISTRICT CONVENTION | NORA LOVELL  dcon@cnhcirclek.org FALL TRAINING CONFERENCE | OLIVIA CHANG  ftc@cnhcirclek.org KIWANIS FAMILY & FOUNDATION | ROSELYN DUONG  kfamily@cnhcirclek.org MEMBER RECOGNITION | BRUCE CASENAZ  mr@cnhcirclek.org MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & EDUCATION |   BRADEN LEM  mde@cnhcirclek.org

SERVICE| ANNA SE  service@cnhcirclek.org

TECHNOLOGY | CHRIS LAM  technology@cnhcirclek.org

CENTRAL COAST DIVISION | ASHLEY KIL  centralcoast@cnhcirclek.org   CITRUS DIVISION | KATHERINE THY HOANG  citrus@cnhcirclek.org DESERT OASIS DIVISION | ANDY NGUYEN  desertoasis@cnhcirclek.org

FOOTHILL DIVISION | RYAN KENNETH TAN  foothill@cnhcirclek.org

GOLDEN GATE DIVISION | DARIAN SEIN-LWIN  goldengate@cnhcirclek.org METRO DIVISION | EDUARDO CASTILLO  metro@cnhcirclek.org

PARADISE DIVISION | AARON ZEPEDA  paradise@cnhcirclek.org   SUNSET DIVISION | JONASH POYAOAN  sunset@cnhcirclek.org

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