Thank you for all your service and support during this unprecedented time! We are all missing the opportunity to meet and see each other face to face. In light of the continued pandemic and risks of in-person gatherings, your Mo-Ark Board of Trustees has agreed to offer our MID-YEAR EDUCATION DAY virtually over Zoom AND at no cost to you or your clubs. The best news is that space will not be limited, however, we are asking you to register to attend by March 8 so we can send you the Zoom link. We are also privileged to have the latest information on these very timely topics presented by Kiwanis International subject experts.
We are inviting you to “Zoom into 2021”
Date: March 13, 2021
Time: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM CST
2021 Mid-Year Education Day Agenda
9 AM to 9:10 AM – Governor’s Welcome and Announcements
9: 10 to 9:40 AM Risk Management – Stu Peterson, Corporate Risk Officer
Learn how to physically protect participants and financially protect your club while expanding your clubs’ activities and growing your service to your community
Each year, more than 300,000 youth take part in Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs like K-Kids, Builders Club and Key Club. Also, Kiwanis reaches millions more youth around the world through club and district service projects. When we work with and mentor youth during projects and activities, their care and welfare are entrusted to us. Kiwanis members must know how to protect the youth with whom we interact. When we all share this commitment, we also protect ourselves and the organization we value.
Q & A – 5 Minutes
Break 10:15 – 10:25 AM
10:30 AM- 11:00 AM – Jumpstarting Clubs and SLPs after COVID – Brad Boyd Central Area Director, Global Operations & Chris Martz, Director of Global Membership & Education
Learn best practices about how to engage members during the transition to in-person meetings and service opportunities, how to continue to support SLP’s and how to recruit and on-board new members using communication tools that work.
Q & A – 5 Minutes
11:10- 11:45 Virtual Member Recruitment with service and fundraising ideas – Angie Monger, Development Officer at Kiwanis Children’s Fund
Service is at the heart of Kiwanis. How will your club meet the needs of the community? Once club members come up with a solution, the next question is: How will we fund it? Service and fundraising efforts go hand in hand. And committee members will work hand in hand to make a difference in the community or around the world.
Q & A – 5 Minutes
11:45 AM – Closing Remarks – District Secretary/Governor
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Conventions
MO-ARK District Convention
August 5 – 8, 2021 – Jonesboro, AR
Kiwanis International Convention
FUTURE KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS
June 23-26, 2021
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
For more see: https://www.kiwanis.org/convention/2021-convention-holding-page
Kiwanis International 2021 Convention Cancelled. To replaced by an international education day. For details see: https://www.kiwanis.org/news/newsitem/news/newsitem/update-from-special-kiwanis-international-board-meeting
MO-ARK Education Day
Greetings Mo-Ark Kiwanians!
Thank you for all your service and support during this unprecedented time! We are all missing the opportunity to meet and see each other face to face. In light of the continued pandemic and risks of in-person gatherings, your Mo-Ark Board of Trustees has agreed to offer our MID-YEAR EDUCATION DAY virtually over Zoom AND at no cost to you or your clubs. The best news is that space will not be limited, however, we are asking you to register to attend by March 8 so we can send you the Zoom link. We are also privileged to have the latest information on these very timely topics presented by Kiwanis International subject experts.
We are inviting you to “Zoom into 2021”
Date: March 13, 2021
Time: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM CST
2021 Mid-Year Education Day Agenda
9 AM to 9:10 AM – Governor’s Welcome and Announcements
9: 10 to 9:40 AM Risk Management – Stu Peterson, Corporate Risk Officer
Learn how to physically protect participants and financially protect your club while expanding your clubs’ activities and growing your service to your community
Q & A – 5 Minutes
9:45 – 10:15 AM – Youth Protection – Melissa McMann, Youth Protection Specialist
Each year, more than 300,000 youth take part in Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs like K-Kids, Builders Club and Key Club. Also, Kiwanis reaches millions more youth around the world through club and district service projects. When we work with and mentor youth during projects and activities, their care and welfare are entrusted to us. Kiwanis members must know how to protect the youth with whom we interact. When we all share this commitment, we also protect ourselves and the organization we value.
Q & A – 5 Minutes
Break 10:15 – 10:25 AM
10:30 AM- 11:00 AM – Jumpstarting Clubs and SLPs after COVID – Brad Boyd Central Area Director, Global Operations & Chris Martz, Director of Global Membership & Education
Learn best practices about how to engage members during the transition to in-person meetings and service opportunities, how to continue to support SLP’s and how to recruit and on-board new members using communication tools that work.
Q & A – 5 Minutes
11:10- 11:45 Virtual Member Recruitment with service and fundraising ideas – Angie Monger, Development Officer at Kiwanis Children’s Fund
Service is at the heart of Kiwanis. How will your club meet the needs of the community? Once club members come up with a solution, the next question is: How will we fund it? Service and fundraising efforts go hand in hand. And committee members will work hand in hand to make a difference in the community or around the world.
Q & A – 5 Minutes
11:45 AM – Closing Remarks – District Secretary/Governor
Videos of the sessions are now available–
Risk Management with Stu Peterson https://youtu.be/QydbpudL0mE
Youth Protection with Melissa McMann https://youtu.be/tgADmzmykMI
Jumpstarting Clubs after Covid with Chris Martz https://youtu.be/xKhtJcAVGeY
Funding Your Projects with Angie Monger https://youtu.be/tObO9VOz750
Messages from Kiwanis Leadership https://youtu.be/5OvWoBpiDgw
Powerpoints are also available–
For more information contact:
Katie Rennard, Convention Chair
mobile: 479-427-1384
katierennard@live.com
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