“Caring our Way

of Life!”

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I. Community Service Articles 3-6

II. Member Spotlight 7

III. K-Sibs Veteran Members Program 8

IV. Article Submission & Division 11 Crewneck Designs 9

V. Event Cancelation Form & Minimum Requirements 10

VI. Internship at Maya’s Hope 11

VII. June Photo Collage 12

VIII. Officers & Contact Information 13

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On June 1, 2014, the Cystic Fibrosis Walk was held at

Foley Square Park. It was a really fun day where everyone got to

enjoy themselves and meet new people, especially the children! We

were separated into two groups, the cheerleading squad and the

Kids Korner team. Personally, I had a wonderful time because I was

at the Kids Korner and I got to play with a lot of children. They were

adorable! It was nice to see them enjoy themselves and play with

one another. There were fun games for the kids to preoccupy

themselves when they got bored, and of course we got to play it

too. We all got free T-shirts, Arizona hats, pens and key chains, (lots

of free stuff), and even free food was provided for us. Oh, and you

can't forget the Zumba dancing! Yeah, that was definitely

interesting and funny. Even though it was tiring at the end, it was

worth all the time and effort for this amazing event.

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On Sunday June 8th, I participated in the Puerto

Rican Day Parade. It was not only an educational experience,

but also an enjoyable one. We first met up at Marriot Marquis

Hotel. There we met a fellow volunteer from Bryant High school

and many other older volunteers. We then received a huge

selection of breakfast pastries and snacks. They even gave a

free t-shirt and a pen made out of recycled material. Yay! I still

have it! Afterwards we walked in the parade, and we were

reasonable for picking up recyclables. Many people cheered

for us. It was awesome. We got free pizza and lots of food like

icies. It was genuinely a fun experience and would like to go

again.

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June 14th was the day of the Taiwan Volunteer Appreciation

Street Food Party; it took place in Taiwan Union Christian Church,

Queens. The party started at 12pm, but I arrived at 12:15pm. I was

having trouble finding the place, so I called my key club

president, Shanjida. We were able to go to the party because we

volunteered for Passport to Taiwan. Only three people showed up

from LaGuardia Key Club because some of them were not able

to go because they did not volunteer for Passport to Taiwan. But I

am sure, that the people who didn’t volunteer for passport to

Taiwan regret it.

When I arrived, everyone was already eating. They were

making everything that they sold during Passport to Taiwan. They

made oyster omelet, shaved ice, iced tea, fish ball soup,

sausage, Dracula Popsicles, and a lot more. There was also a

raffle, I won a CD. Heidy Cordero also went and she won a

keychain. It was a very great experience and I don’t regret

volunteering for Passport to Taiwan.

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On June 15th, 2014, Bronx Science high school held a

movie fundraiser to see The Fault in Our Stars. Everyone knows

about this outstanding film, based on a novel written by John

green. The movie was a perfect mix of comedy and romance.

It was both an eye opener and an insightful movie to watch. In

general, it is known that the movie can't compared to the

book, but this film did not disappoint. The fundraiser went very

smoothly. There was popcorn and soda provided, and the

opportunity to meet other key clubbers from other schools.

Overall, it was a great movie to watch, as well as giving

support to LaGuardia alumni, Ansel Elgort!

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"I define Vickie Yuen as dedicated,

always present and ready to volunteer.

Her dedication for Key Club, from what

i see is enormous. She is always present

for events and meetings. As well as a

person, she is outgoing and always

willing to interact with her fellow

members. Her positive attitude gives

other members the ability to try harder

and commit themselves more to Key

Club. I definitely can see Vickie as an

honorary member, but i can also see

her in a higher position in the future.

Vickie overall knows how to conduct

herself in events and is able to make

time to attend almost every event;

which is phenomenal. I hope she

continues to strive in Key Club, and

aims to reach for upper level positions!“

-Erik Ortega, Bulletin Editor, LaGuardia

Key Club

“Vickie has shown an outstanding

amount of dedication towards Key

Club. As I got to know her, I realized

she had other obligations she had to

take care of, but it seemed to me

that she still always had time for Key

Club. She once told me that she

even regretted the lack of effort she

put towards the club in the past. She

truly wanted to do her best for the

club moving forward. Vickie is

someone I can see becoming a

model key clubber in the future, and

I put my faith in the fact that she will

continue to put in her best effort for

the club.”

-Shanjida Kibria, President,

LaGuardia Key Club

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What is K-Sibs?

K-Sibs is a program designed to help incoming members become a part of the K-family community. As

part of KSVMP, you will be given a little sib from your club, and another club. Your job will be to regularly

communicate with that member in order to encourage him/her to attend more events.

How do I join?

Complete the application (link below) and wait for a response by mid-July. Please take the application

seriously because there are a restricted number of seats available.

KSVMP Benefits

Experience in leadership skills and more participation at the divisional level.

Meet new members and interact with students from other schools.

K-Sibs can be listed on your resume.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1uMNO7HhoB4LukxbdHsEgIQA3o7z0hkTntp42oNcx1Uo/viewform

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Articles are one of the most simplest ways to get

fill out your other requirements for Key Club. We are

trying to make sure everyone who has attended

events had at least written one article so far into the

year. If you are interested in writing one, please

message our club bulletin editor, Erik Ortega, on

Facebook or send him an email at

erikortega22@gmail.com. There is also an option to

submit articles for the divisional newsletter. In order

to do so, please submit it at the link below. Please

note that all articles should be about 100 - 300 words.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1R1pPS4lNDKhfRp-

bbCVC8kqEwiuqyayrDuhAr9BtFXI/viewform

Division 11 has only received a handful of

submissions for the Divisional Crewneck design.

Remember, the deadline for submissions is July

1st! The winning designer will receive a free

crewneck!!! Who else could design an

amazing crewneck besides LaGuardia Key

Club? Submit your designs with the link below

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/13DFrYYYE-

eXo0SFilW-

lbcO8Wrw2iZJA7lHMZUDiNdc/viewform

Article Submission Crewneck Designs

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There is a new policy regarding

event cancellations. From now on, if you

are unable to attend an event that you

signed up for, you will need to fill out a form

so that we can be notified immediately of

your being unable to attend. The link for

this form can be found on the Facebook

group, the website, in the weekly email

updates and also down below.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1H1Oyqq

59gyreLXy7vjD6L2liMh3aFdfo9UC44AhvLZk/v

iewform

Recently, we have separated our club into four groups

that will function to focus on different tasks key club must do as

a whole. So, that includes scrapbook committee, fundraising

committee, events committee, and public relations

committee. More information can be found out about each

committee as you fill out the form. The option to become a

committee chair for a certain committee is now closed and

out new committee chairs were announced. Please fill out the

form if you have not yet been assigned to a committee. If you

have any further questions/comments, please specify in the

form as well.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1BEI57zBd_mF10zvAKCZ_6es

HvP8X7A54L6ZbQ_lbDWE/viewform

Event Cancelation Committees

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Maya is the founder of an organization called Maya’s Hope that LaGuardia Key Club has been closely

associated with for quite some time. She has recently entered her new office and is wondering if anyone

would like to intern at her office. The job would consist of doing simple office work and glitter cards. Often

your tasks will be assigned to you based on your strengths. The times are very flexible, but the number of

people in her office at the same time is limited, so if you are interested please fill out the form so we can

schedule how you will work with her. You will also be given credit for doing the work by Maya herself,

outside of Key Club. If you are interested, please sign up on the link below. The address of her office is 31 W

34th st. between 5th & 6th ave. on the 7th floor in room 7065.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fog6UL7AFfsoORYRl42l6PPiMRcKVt5OS0CoYFEcJak/viewform

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E-mail: lagkeyclub@gmail.com

Website: lagkeyclub.wix.com/lagkeyclub

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lagkeyclub/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lagkeyclub

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_J-sNhHu0TbzZVbAmUt7dw

President: Shanjida Kibria

Vice President: Jessica Malleck

Secretary: Anisah Afiz

Treasurer: Zina Kaijar

Bulletin Editor/Web Master: Erik Ortega

Scrapbook Committee:

Chair: Anjali Zacharopoulos

Co-Chair: Heidy Cordero

Events Committee:

Chair: Sungbin Lee

Co-Chair: Ivette Cortez

Fundraising Committee:

Chair: Evelyn Alamag

Co-Chair: Laura Guerrero

Outreach Committee:

Chair: Ysabel Grace Simon

Co-Chair: Iris Huang

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