WELCOME TO KEY LEADER IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
WHAT IS KEY LEADER?
Key Leader empowers students to become more caring and confident leaders. Through team-building activities, group discussions, and personal reflection, participants discover the benefits of Service Leadership.
WHAT ARE THE KEY LEADER PRINCIPLES?
Key Leader follows the Robert Greenwood Service Leadership Model. The program delves into six key principles that spotlight concepts and skills a Service Leader can continually build upon throughout their lives. The Principles are:
Service Leadership
Personal Integrity
Personal Growth
Respect
Building Community
Pursuit of Excellence
WHEN IS THE NEXT KEY LEADER EVENT?
Watch this space for an announcement of the next Key Leader event taking place at the 4-H Jamestown Camp, Williamsburg, VA 23185.
WHO CAN ATTEND?
Students who are between the ages of 14 – 18 may attend Key Leader.
STUDENT PARTICIPANT AND STUDENT FACILITATOR – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Student Participants are the main audience of Key Leader. Most of you registering will be a Student Participant. Student Facilitators take on an additional role of leadership during the event and will be assigned in advance. You will be notified if selected as a Student Facilitator.
WHAT DOES IT COST?
The registration fee is $220 for student attendees or $150 for student facilitators, payable by credit card on-line. This includes event attendance, a T-shirt, program materials and certificate, two nights’ accommodations, meals and the chance to learn, grow and meet students from around the Capital District who are developing their leadership potential, too.
HOW DO I REGISTER?
Scroll down to get to the Registration Form. Here are a few things you will need to have on hand to complete it:
Your full mailing address
Your Sponsor’s name (this is the person paying for your registration fee), their address, phone number and email address. This could be your parents, a Kiwanis member or some other organization.
Your Emergency Contact information. If this is the same as your Sponsor, you can enter “Same” as well as their relationship to you.
You must access and complete the Community Values Form as part of your registration. Click here to fill it out. This requires a parent or guardian’s signature, so print it out, get them to sign, scan or take a picture of it and be prepared to upload it during your registration.
You must access and complete the Photo Release form. Click here to fill it out. This requires a parent or guardian’s signature, so print it out, get them to sign, scan or take a picture of it and be prepared to upload it during your registration.
A valid credit card number, expiration date and CVC code, as well as the cardholder’s name.
You will receive a confirmation email after you complete your registration. You will also receive a few more emails providing the Event Agenda, a suggested packing list, more detailed instructions about arrival and departure, and some reminders.
If you or your parents have any questions or concerns, contact Capital District Key Leader Administrator Missy Zimmerman at keyleader@capitaldistrictkiwanis.org.
He was a lovely man and a true kiwanian through and through. He will be missed tremendously.
So sorry to hear of Jerry’s passing. I was honored to serve as Capital District CKI governor during his term as Kiwanis governor. Such a great role model. He will be missed.
Words are hard to describe the characteristics Jerry possessed. He was a great man and will be missed.
Jerry was one of my favorites. I appreciated his cheerful nature and willingness to help. His annual appearance at DCON in a tri-cornered hat to make the proclamations is a wonderful memory and an example of his shining personality. He will be missed.
The outpouring of love for Jerry from around the world is a testament to all that he gifted to us- leadership, friendship, humor, mentorship and so much more. I know I am not alone when I say he will be missed.
Condolences 🙏 to the family. 🙏 RIP.
Jerry was a good man and devoted public servant. He will be sorely missed.
We are so dad to hear this news. Jerry was always there to help! He will be missed.. ❤️
I am so sad to hear of this loss, I learned a lot from Mr. Peuler while I was working with him.
Jerry was everybody's friend. He was caring, considerate and humble but had a sparkle in his eyes and a smile that made the world a sunnier place. RIP my friend.
A phenomenal man. Thank you for your service Sir. 🇺🇸 May angels lead you in. 💙
I am so sorry for the districts loss.
Condolence to the bereaved family and to Kiwanis international
My condolences to his wife Judith and his family. Jerry was my Governor the year I served as Lt. Governor of old Division 12. He was a great leader, gentleman, and mentor. That was the year KI convention was held in his hometown, New Orleans. Jerry made sure we had a great time, and our District Dinner was at a fabulous culinary school/restaurant. He also provided us with places we must visit and dine. Then in 2012 we revisited New Orleans to support his candidacy for International President, but it was not to be.
Andrew Haag, Kiwanis Club of Towson-Timonium
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Key Leader
WELCOME TO KEY LEADER IN THE
CAPITAL DISTRICT OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
WHAT IS KEY LEADER?
Key Leader empowers students to become more caring and confident leaders. Through team-building activities, group discussions, and personal reflection, participants discover the benefits of Service Leadership.
WHAT ARE THE KEY LEADER PRINCIPLES?
Key Leader follows the Robert Greenwood Service Leadership Model. The program delves into six key principles that spotlight concepts and skills a Service Leader can continually build upon throughout their lives. The Principles are:
WHEN IS THE NEXT KEY LEADER EVENT?
Watch this space for an announcement of the next Key Leader event taking place at the 4-H Jamestown Camp, Williamsburg, VA 23185.
WHO CAN ATTEND?
Students who are between the ages of 14 – 18 may attend Key Leader.
STUDENT PARTICIPANT AND STUDENT FACILITATOR – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Student Participants are the main audience of Key Leader. Most of you registering will be a Student Participant. Student Facilitators take on an additional role of leadership during the event and will be assigned in advance. You will be notified if selected as a Student Facilitator.
WHAT DOES IT COST?
The registration fee is $220 for student attendees or $150 for student facilitators, payable by credit card on-line. This includes event attendance, a T-shirt, program materials and certificate, two nights’ accommodations, meals and the chance to learn, grow and meet students from around the Capital District who are developing their leadership potential, too.
HOW DO I REGISTER?
Scroll down to get to the Registration Form. Here are a few things you will need to have on hand to complete it:
You will receive a confirmation email after you complete your registration. You will also receive a few more emails providing the Event Agenda, a suggested packing list, more detailed instructions about arrival and departure, and some reminders.
If you or your parents have any questions or concerns, contact Capital District Key Leader Administrator Missy Zimmerman at keyleader@capitaldistrictkiwanis.org.
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It is with great sadness that the Capital District of Kiwanis International announces the passing of 2001-2002 Governor and 2009-2012 Kiwanis International Trustee Jerome Peuler.
No service will be held, at Jerry's request. Internment will be held at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date. Jerry was committed to and stayed involved in Kiwanis until his very last day. ... See MoreSee Less
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He was a lovely man and a true kiwanian through and through. He will be missed tremendously.
So sorry to hear of Jerry’s passing. I was honored to serve as Capital District CKI governor during his term as Kiwanis governor. Such a great role model. He will be missed.
Words are hard to describe the characteristics Jerry possessed. He was a great man and will be missed.
Jerry was one of my favorites. I appreciated his cheerful nature and willingness to help. His annual appearance at DCON in a tri-cornered hat to make the proclamations is a wonderful memory and an example of his shining personality. He will be missed.
The outpouring of love for Jerry from around the world is a testament to all that he gifted to us- leadership, friendship, humor, mentorship and so much more. I know I am not alone when I say he will be missed.
Condolences 🙏 to the family. 🙏 RIP.
Jerry was a good man and devoted public servant. He will be sorely missed.
We are so dad to hear this news. Jerry was always there to help! He will be missed.. ❤️
I am so sad to hear of this loss, I learned a lot from Mr. Peuler while I was working with him.
Jerry was everybody's friend. He was caring, considerate and humble but had a sparkle in his eyes and a smile that made the world a sunnier place. RIP my friend.
A phenomenal man. Thank you for your service Sir. 🇺🇸 May angels lead you in. 💙
I am so sorry for the districts loss.
Condolence to the bereaved family and to Kiwanis international
My condolences to his wife Judith and his family. Jerry was my Governor the year I served as Lt. Governor of old Division 12. He was a great leader, gentleman, and mentor. That was the year KI convention was held in his hometown, New Orleans. Jerry made sure we had a great time, and our District Dinner was at a fabulous culinary school/restaurant. He also provided us with places we must visit and dine. Then in 2012 we revisited New Orleans to support his candidacy for International President, but it was not to be. Andrew Haag, Kiwanis Club of Towson-Timonium
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Pursuant to Article VI of our district bylaws, this is your club's official notice that the 102nd Annual Capital District Kiwanis Convention will be held August 19-21, 2022 at the Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel in Baltimore, MD.
Please encourage your club members to visit the District Convention website and register to attend:
https://k03.site.kiwanis.org/2022-capital-district…
The deadline for Early Registration is June 30th. Registration rates will increase after that and online registration will close entirely on August 4th, 2022.
Sleeping rooms at the Sheraton Inner Harbor are available at a discounted rate of $129.00/night + tax through August 4th. The room block will probably sell out before August 4th, so we recommend you instruct your members to book now and not wait. ... See MoreSee Less
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Kiwanis International Vice President Katrina Baranko traveled to the Capital District to help with recruitment efforts, and was interviewed on local television! Thank you, WAVY TV 10, for helping us get the word out about the great work we do to serve communities.
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