Circle K Wins Awards at 2024 Ohio District Convention
Pictured above from left: Leviticus Justice (Treasurer), Grace Smith (Vice President), Makayla Aiken (President), Destiny Payne, Alaina Collins, and Maggie Siley.
On February 17, 2024, our Circle K International Club at Shawnee State University won three awards at the Governor’s Banquet at the 2024 Ohio District CKI convention. President Makayla Aiken received second place for the Outstanding President Award, and the club was named the Most Improved Club Award for District Involvement. In addition, the club received third place for the Single Service Award.
Circle K Wins Awards at 2022 Ohio District Convention
Circle K International (CKI) at Shawnee State University attended the Ohio District Circle K Convention on March 19-20, 2022, in Columbus, and our club won a number of awards!
SSU CKI won the Single Service Award for collecting 50 coats during its Winter Coat Drive in November 2021. They distributed 32 coats to Shawnee State students in need and gave the remaining coats to the Salvation Army. This award is given to the Circle K Club that, through dedication and unselfish efforts, has produced the best single project or service during the year.
SSU CKI also won 3rd Place in the Silver Division for the Daniel J. Romanello Achievement Award, which recognizes and honors those Circle K clubs that have excelled in all aspects of club operation.
SSU CKI President Jake Alley won the following:
The Lanton Lee Outstanding Presidentaward
Annamarie McGuire Public Relations Award–This award is given to a club officer/chairperson responsible for managing the club’s social media accounts and website, and maintaining uniformed branding for the club to the public. Jake won this award for fulfilling the duties of public relations to the highest capacity.
The Vision Award — This award is given to the Circle K member who best exemplifies the Ohio District’s vision. The vision of Circle K International is dedicated to the realization of humanity’s potential. The member that best exemplifies this position is one that has shown achievement in service, their academic career, and their career goal. The recipient of this award is one that is active in their Ohio Circle K International club, expresses academic achievement, and participates in internships or other job positions related to their field of study and overall career goal.
SSU CKI Advisor Angie Duduit won the Kenneth H. Weeks Outstanding Kiwanian, given to the Kiwanian who has contributed the most growth, achievement, and ideals of Circle K International.
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Circle K Wins Awards at 2024 Ohio District Convention
Pictured above from left: Leviticus Justice (Treasurer), Grace Smith (Vice President), Makayla Aiken (President), Destiny Payne, Alaina Collins, and Maggie Siley.
On February 17, 2024, our Circle K International Club at Shawnee State University won three awards at the Governor’s Banquet at the 2024 Ohio District CKI convention. President Makayla Aiken received second place for the Outstanding President Award, and the club was named the Most Improved Club Award for District Involvement. In addition, the club received third place for the Single Service Award.
Circle K Wins Awards at 2022 Ohio District Convention
Circle K International (CKI) at Shawnee State University attended the Ohio District Circle K Convention on March 19-20, 2022, in Columbus, and our club won a number of awards!
SSU CKI won the Single Service Award for collecting 50 coats during its Winter Coat Drive in November 2021. They distributed 32 coats to Shawnee State students in need and gave the remaining coats to the Salvation Army. This award is given to the Circle K Club that, through dedication and unselfish efforts, has produced the best single project or service during the year.
SSU CKI also won 3rd Place in the Silver Division for the Daniel J. Romanello Achievement Award, which recognizes and honors those Circle K clubs that have excelled in all aspects of club operation.
SSU CKI President Jake Alley won the following:
SSU CKI Advisor Angie Duduit won the Kenneth H. Weeks Outstanding Kiwanian, given to the Kiwanian who has contributed the most growth, achievement, and ideals of Circle K International.
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This makes what we do all worthwhile! Elisha Duncan, 12, takes a turn on our new ADA swing. She is the daughter of Kimberly O’Madden, General Manager of FC Daehler Mortuary, a Diamond Donor for our new ADA additions to our Kiwanis Playground in Tracy Park. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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