Host: Katerina Yu

Service Panel!

Welcome!

• To provide a forum for general members, chairs, and officers alike the opportunity to address any questions and concerns relating to the topic of service.

• As Circle K is an international service organization, it’s beneficial that all members know the importance and purpose of being service leaders.

Don’t hesitate to ask the hardquestions! We’re at YOUR

SERVICE!Suggestions:• service planning• leadership opportunities• execution• motivating members • member involvement • panelist personal experiences/advice• board relations

Introduction of Panelists

Katerina Yu -UC Riverside• IP [Distinguished] Vice President of Service,

2013-2014• Interim Fundraising Chair, 2012-2013

Vincent Ng – UC Riverside• IP [Distinguished] President, 2013-2014• [Distinguished] Vice President of Service, 2012-2013• District Service Committee Member, 2012-2013• Kiwanis Family Chair, 2011-2012• District Kiwanis Family Committee Member, 2011-2012

Mamu Kimura- UN Las Vegas• IP [Distinguished] Vice President of Service,

2013-2014• District Service Committee Member, 2013-2014

Joren Libunao- UC San Diego• Paradise Divisional Service Chair, 2014-2015• IP [Distinguished] Vice President of Service,

2013-2014

Fredrich Gallevo- CSU Dominguez Hills• IP Vice President of Service, 2013-2013

Jose Gutierrez- UC Santa Barbara• President 2014-2015• IP [Distinguished] Service Chair 2013-2014

Frequently Asked Questions/Prompts

1.How do you find service projects?

2.What is considered a good vs. bad service project?

3.How can you encourage member participation and enthusiasm for service?

4.What are some helpful tips/advice for a new VPS or service chair?

5.What do you do when a service project does not go as expected?

6.How do you account for diversity and variety of projects?

7.How can you incorporate the DSI, ISIs, and service partners in the projects you plan?8.How can you incorporate member feedback and input when planning service events?

9.What IS meaningful service?

10.What is the relationship between a VPS and a service chair?

May the Fourth Be With You!