***UCLA BRUINS*** The Circle K club and A3M  will be hosting a marrow registration drive in during their  general  meeting Thursday, February 2, 6:30pm to 8:30pm Kinsey Pavilion  1220B.  All students and members of the community are invited to join  and  register. No pain, no needles! Takes only 10 minutes. Please come  out  and swab for Janet!

Please come out to our meeting and register! You could potentially save a life. 
 Also, “like” the Facebook page and go to her website at http://www.helpingjanet.com/ to learn more about her and her fight to overcome leukemia.

***UCLA BRUINS***
The Circle K club and A3M will be hosting a marrow registration drive in during their general meeting Thursday, February 2, 6:30pm to 8:30pm Kinsey Pavilion 1220B. All students and members of the community are invited to join and register. No pain, no needles! Takes only 10 minutes. Please come out and swab for Janet!

Please come out to our meeting and register! You could potentially save a life.

 Also, “like” the Facebook page and go to her website at http://www.helpingjanet.com/ to learn more about her and her fight to overcome leukemia.

Hey all!
We’ve put together a graphic flyer for you to share with all your friends, including all the performers we have attending, including UCLA Wushu, YOUTHphonics, Native June, LA Street Dance Collective, Spring Sing 2011 winner Courtney Randall, and YouTube Star Gerald Ko (singindork888)!
Don’t forget! Register on http://www.circlekpillowfight.org while you can!
Spread the love, and REBLOG REBLOG REBLOG! ♥ Thanks!

Hey all!

We’ve put together a graphic flyer for you to share with all your friends, including all the performers we have attending, including UCLA Wushu, YOUTHphonics, Native June, LA Street Dance Collective, Spring Sing 2011 winner Courtney Randall, and YouTube Star Gerald Ko (singindork888)!

Don’t forget! Register on http://www.circlekpillowfight.org while you can!

Spread the love, and REBLOG REBLOG REBLOG! ♥ Thanks!

UCLA CKI & METRO DIVISION ROCKED THE HOUSE AT FALL TRAINING CONFERENCE!

Thank you to all those who were able to come out and cheer like crazy! FTC’11 was EPIK this year for all sorts of reasons, including receiving Honorable Mention for our Club Video, as well as Third Place for our Club T-Shirt! We have quite a number of people and thank, so let’s recognize them…

  • Thank you to Karen Chen and her awesome committee for putting on FTC and, well, for making it *~SNOW~*! It was a beautiful snowy wonderland!
  • Thank you our Metro Lieutenant Governor JonJon Junpradub for leading our awesome division this past weekend. All your effort and hard work is paying off!!
  • Thank you to our Spirit & Sunshine Chair Theresa Phan (and her helpers!) for leading us through all the cheers and keeping our energy pumping even though we were cold… Our spirit gear is SO LEGIT, too!
  • Thank you Technology Chair Rich Ung for making the awesome video & Thank you to our Historian Diane Santos for making an awesome shirt! You guys worked so hard, and look where it’s gotten you!

UCLA CKI and Metro Division owned FTC’11 this weekend. As we all go into the post-FTC symdrome, let’s look forward to the next huge event of our CKI term… District Convention! 

NEW MEMBERS - Have you paid your dues?

If you have, come on by to the Buenos Aires room in the Sunset Recreation Center for Cafe Jurassique and New Member Induction Ceremony!

For comments, questions, and concerns, please reply to this blog post and/or check out our website http://uclacki.org!

8 REASONS WHY PAST KEY CLUBBERS SHOULD TRY CIRCLE K

dlimjoco:

1) Dedication: You’ve been dedicated to a Kiwanis Sponsored organization for many years already and there’s a reason for that, why not try out the next branch for a little before you dismiss it?

2) More opportunities to actually meet people from all over: More district events + more inter-clubbing (going to other clubs events) = More opportunities to meet and see people again to form lasting friendships.

3) You can purple!: No seriously. Long gone are the rules of guys in girls rooms and girls in guys rooms. Oh and there’s no more curfew so stay out as long as you want. Freedom is amazing.

4) See Old Faces: Remember those friends you met at DCON or Fall Rally? Come join CKI and have them join too! even if you go to different schools you can see them again and have fun!

5) Make Connections: Connect with not only CKIers but Kiwanians and other members of the Kiwanis Family again. Form connections that could in the future land you an internship or maybe even a job. 

6) Spirit: Through what other organization can you lose your voice and be sore at the same time? Long gone are the days when we repeat “We got spirit” and “How do you feel” over and over, cheers have gotten more creative. Spirit’s had an overhaul in college and it’s waiting for you to join in!

6) Find a home away from home: Your not just joining a club, your joining a family, find some of the most caring people you’ll ever meet. In college it may be hard to find familiarity and you might get lost along the way. No matter what CKI is waiting with open arms to greet you and make you feel better. There will always be someone there for you. No pain/pledging necessary.

7) Explore: Discover your community around you! Go out through CKI to do service, eat at different parts of the community. Find out what’s special about the city your in for college. Don’t be stuck in the bubble of your dorm and campus!

8) Serve: Lastly but most importantly serve your community. Fall back in love with service, selfless service. Find out what service without the ulterior motive of college apps is like. It’s refreshing to serve again.

Notice how I said “try”? Try CKI for a quarter/semester maybe you’ll end up loving it and maybe you won’t try it for a little! if not there’s no harm!

Now here’s my challenge for you: Don’t just go out to a meeting or two, at least go out to a few service projects, a few socials, a district event or two, and at the very least make a friend. Don’t just try CKI, Get to know CKI. Like anything in life you only get what you put into it. So take that effort and get to know CKI, Trust me you won’t regret it. ;D

AND Come out to UCLA CKI’s First General Meeting tonight (9/29/11) at 6pm in Moore 100.

Here are some wise words from our 2011-2012 Secretary, David Limjoco :)

What is UCLA Circle K?

Oh hello there! Fancy to see that you’ve come across this Tumblr, dedicated to UCLA’s chapter of Circle K International. I’m sure you’re interested in what we’re all about, yes? Here’s the basic elevator pitch about us.

“UCLA Circle K is a collegiate service based organization dedicated towards serving the community, encouraging member leadership, and fostering amazing friendships. Our club offers multiple service opportunities, with a service project practically every day as well as multiple opportunities to get to know new people and bond with people you already know!”

Sounds pretty awesome, right? By now, you may be wondering, “What makes you different from all the other clubs out there at UCLA?”

Well, remember how I said we’re the UCLA chapter? You know what that means - There are other chapters across the state, too. We’ll go more into this later, but UCLA’s chapter is a part of a division, a part of a district. With this, we are able to network across other schools within the Los Angeles area, as well as many, many other chapters across California, Nevada, and Hawaii. It’s quite the network!

Additionally, we’re proud to say that we’ve received numerous awards and accolades for the service, leadership, and fellowship work that we’ve done over the many years our chapter has been established. We work hard to keep our reputation going!

Stay tuned for more updates! This is just the beginning of our club’s Tumblr adventure. :) Feel free to submit any questions and/or comments to our ASK box, and we’ll get right back to you!