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Committee Leadership |
Administration
Membership: 8 Members
Chair, Trustee, 6 Regional Members
Responsibilities:
- The Administration Committee is charged with reviewing all issues related to the governance of the Wisconsin/Upper Michigan District.
- The committee shall have specific responsibility for the programs and policies related to Achievement and Awards, Administration (clubs), Fundraising (clubs), International Convention, and Risk Management (clubs). In carrying out its functions the committee shall work with the appropriate regional committees.
Duties:
- Working with the Trustee assigned to the committee—and with the appropriate Lt. Governors.
- Using the Kiwanews, workshops at the Mid-Winter and District Convention and other means publicize the programs and activities related to its areas of responsibility.
- Review the current District policies related to the areas of its responsibilities and recommend any needed changes to the Board of Trustees.
- Review current structure for all standing committees and make any recommendations for changes by April 1, 2006.
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John Newhouse
747 E. Clay Street
Whitewater, WI 53190-2112
(H) 262-473-6710
ajnuhous@idcnet.com
Whitewater Breakfast |
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Community Services
Membership: 8 Members
Chair, Trustee, 6 Regional Members
Responsibilities:
The Community Services Committee is responsible for all programs and policies related to the areas of the District Foundation, Human and Spiritual Values, International Understanding, Trees for Tomorrow and the Worldwide Service Project. In carrying out its various functions, the committee shall work with the appropriate regional committees.
Duties:
1. Working with the Trustee assigned to the committee—and with the appropriate Lt. Governors.
2. Utilizing the Kiwanews, workshops at the Mid-winter and District Convention and other means publicize the activities related to its areas of responsibility.
3. Review all current District policies related to its areas of responsibility and make recommendations for any changes to the Board of Trustees.
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Community Services
F. Peter Brinkman
40 Golf Course Road
Madison, WI 53704
(H) (608)243-8912
fpb35@charter.net |
KI Proc. 220.3: “shall study, devise, and suggest methods and means whereby the clubs of the district can render effective community services. Areas of concern shall include agriculture, conservation, environment, pollution, public and business affairs, and safety, as well as other areas which the committee may deem pertinent. It shall inspire the clubs to increasing participation in these activities and shall make proposals to clubs of means whereby such purposes may be accomplished.”
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Education and Marketing
Membership: 8 Members
Chair, Trustee, Kiwanews Editor, 6 Regional Members
Responsibilities:
The Education and Marketing Committee is responsible for all programs and policies in the areas of Communication, Web Administration, Marketing, Public Relations and Leadership Training and Development. In carrying out its responsibilities the committee shall work with the appropriate regional committees.
Duties:
- Working with the Trustee assigned to the committee—and with the appropriate Lt. Governors.
- Utilizing the Kiwanews, workshops at the Mid-Winter and District Convention and other means publicize the programs and activities related to its areas of responsibility.
- Develop policies regarding the expansion of the District Web Site.
- Work with the Governor and the Board of Trustees to establish Leadership Training programs for all district and regional leadership positions.
- Assist all district and regional committees to develop public relations programs for all activities and programs within the district.
- Review all current district policies related to its areas of responsibility and recommend any needed changes to the Board of trustees.
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David Sharpe
316 Amundson Parkway
Stoughton, WI 53589
(H) 608-877-8724
(F) 608-877-8726
desharpe@sbcglobal.net
Stoughton |
KI Proc. 220.3: ”shall concern itself with the material and the media by which the public shall receive a true knowledge of the Objects, ideals, programs, and achievements of Kiwanis International and of the districts and the clubs thereof.”
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Kiwanis Family
Membership: 13 Members
Chair, Trustee,
6 Regional Members
Responsibilities
The Kiwanis Family Committee is responsible for the programs and policies related to the areas of Kiwanis Family Events, Aktion Clubs, Builders Clubs, Circle K, Key Clubs, Key Leaders, and K-Kids. In carrying out its responsibilities the committee shall work with the appropriate regional committees.
Duties:
1Working with the Trustee assigned to the committee—and with the appropriate Lt. Governors.
2. Utilizing the Kiwanews, workshops at the Mid-Winter and District Convention and other means publicize the programs and activities related to its areas of responsibility.
3. Review all current district policies related to its areas of responsibility and make recommendations for any needed changes to the Board of Trustees.
4 Working with the sponsored program administrators and provide support for the activities of these groups.
5 Working with the program administrators of these groups and develop new sites for the possible expansion of these programs. |
Anna Bruhn
339 Water St.
Prairie du Sac, WI 53578
(H) 608-643-8151
(Cell) 608-393-6811
ahbruhn@charter.net
Sauk Prairie, Prairie Du Sac |
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Membership - TAG
Membership: 8 Members
Chair, Trustee, 6 Regional Members
Responsibilities:
The Membership Committee is responsible for the programs and policies in the areas of Membership Growth and New Club Building.
Duties:
- Working with the Trustee assigned to the committee—and with the appropriate Lt. Governors.
- Utilizing the Kiwanews, workshops at the Mid-Winter and District Convention and other means publicize the programs and activities of the areas of its responsibility..
- Review the current district policies related to its areas of responsibility and make recommendations for any needed changes to the Board of Trustees.
- Be knowledgeable about Kiwanis International Policies and District Bylaws and policies regarding new club building.
- Conduct site surveys and maintain an inventory of possible new club sites.
- Working with the Governor and the Board of Trustees develop membership goals and programs.
- Work with existing clubs that are sponsoring new clubs.
- Develop reward programs for those members who sponsor new members and clubs that sponsor new clubs.
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Dale Vannes
N5727 Riverside Drive
Shawano, WI 54166
(H) 715-524-3679
vannescof@charter.net
Shawno |
KI Proc. 220.3: ” shall cooperate with all clubs in this district to help them maintain an adequate membership, properly orient and induct new members, involve all members in service and club activities, and promote regular attendance at club meetings.“
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Past Governors
Consisting of Past Governors who have served the district, this group provides the current governor with a Governor Trustee for the District Board. They also aid the district in service and leadership.
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Mike Beaudry
1218 N. Front St.
Marquette, MI 49855
(H) (906) 225-0154
mbeaudry@chartermi.net
Marquette
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KI Proc. 220.3: ”shall consider and report to the district board its conclusion on all matters referred to it. It shall initiate subjects for consideration and report to said board its conclusions. A summary of its proceedings shall be provided to each member of the committee and to the district governor and district secretary. The committee shall meet at the time of the district convention and may hold other meetings at the call of the chairman.”
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Youth Services
Membership: 8 Members
Chair, Trustee, 6 Regional Members
Responsibilities:
The Youth Services Committee is responsible for the programs and policies related to the areas of Children’s Miracle Network, Wisconsin Leadership Seminar, Young Children Priority One and Youth Services.
Duties:
- Working with the Trustee assigned to the committee—and with the appropriate Lt. Governors.
- Utilizing the Kiwanews, workshops at the Mid-Winter and District Convention and other means publicize the programs and activities related to its areas of responsibility.
- Review all existing district bylaws related to its areas or responsibility and make recommendations for any needed changes to the Board of Trustees.
Work with the coordinators of these programs to carry out the activities related to these programs.top
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Beth Kindschi
N2702 Greenbush Rd.
Monroe, WI 53566
(H) 608-325-5658
(B) 608-328-9508
(F) 608-325-7575
kindschi@tds.net
Monroe
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Appointed Positions |
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- AKtion Club Administrator
- The talents of the cognitively disabled are recognized and nurtured within the context of the same qualities of a Kiwanis club: leadership, service, fund raising, and fellowship.
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Charles Zarnoth
N3166 Mill Rd
New Holstein, WI 53061
(H) 920-849-2658
jzarnoth@dotnet.com
New Holstein |
- Builders Club Administrator
- Builders Club is a service club designed for the middle or junior high school student. Unlike Circle K and Key Club, Builders Clubs do not have an international structure. Working effectively with their Kiwanis Clubs, they strive to provide service to their schools and communities.
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Peggy Yundt
404 Columbia St
Horicon,, WI 53032
(H) (920)485-4971
(B) (920) 885-5558
yundtm@ucpsbeaverdam.org
Fox Lake |
- Circle K Club Administrator
- A college level service club, Circle K focuses mainly on the needs of the individual campus and community.
It is organized with the same structure of leadership as Kiwanis, namely clubs, divisions, districts, and an international board with officers.
Circle K may also have a district and a worldwide focus for service projects.
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Bec Hartel
3276 S Springfield Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53207
(Cell) (414) 213-8130
kiwibec@gmail.com
Cudahy-St. Francis
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- District Convention & Midwinter Conference
KI Proc. 220.3: ”shall assist the district board in formulating the official program and order of business for the conventions of the district.”
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Mike Beaudry
1218 N. Front St.
Marquette, MI 49855
(H) (906) 225-0154
mbeaudry@chartermi.net
Marquette |
- District Foundation President
Knowledgeable in the areas of the Kiwanis District Foundation, this person seeks to gain support for this entity and educates the district regarding its purposes
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Paul Shrode
726 E Washington St
Appleton, WI 54911-5659
(H) (920)739-1229
(B) (920) 832-6598
(F) (920) 832-7695
paul.e.shrode@lawrence.edu Appleton-Fox Cities
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- International Convention
Risk Management
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Mark Finger
PO Box 311
Berlin, WI 54923
(H) 920-361-0526
(B) 920-361-9954
(F) 920-361-2181
(Cell) 920-229-2571
wiumkiw@charter.net
Berlin |
KI Proc. 220.3: “shall recommend programs and procedures providing for the effective administrative functioning of clubs. Areas of concern include club meeting programs, music, inter-club relations, fellowship, house and reception, as well as other areas which the committee may deem pertinent, and shall make proposals to the clubs of the means whereby such concerns may be implemented.”
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- Key Club Administrator
- K. E. Y. stands for Kiwanis Educating Youth. Key Club is the high school arm of service in the Kiwanis family. It is also organized in the same manner as Kiwanis and Circle K.
Key Clubs mainly serve their high schools and communities, with some emphasis on district and worldwide service.
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Kathy Vorpahl
WIUM Key Club District Administrator
531A Park St.
Combined Locks WI 54113
920-236-8022 Ext 1153 (work)
920-475-0500 (cell)
Wium.admin@gmail.com |
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Gail Pachucki
4926 Elm Island Circle
Waterford, WI 53185
(H) 262-534-3596
chooky2@tds.net
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- Kiwanews Editor
Charged with editing and publishing Kiwanews on a monthly basis, bulletin education, bulletin utilization at the Division and Club level
Publication Guidelines
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Scott Wittchow
302 W. 11th Street
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
(H) 920-924-0273
(B) 920-907-7819
(F) 920-922-0125
scottw@actionprintingco.com
siwgeg@charter.net
Fond du Lac Club
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- Kiwanis International Foundation
Knowledgeable in the areas of the Kiwanis International Foundation, this person seeks to gain support for this entity and educates the district regarding its purposes.
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Barry Hersh
10862 W. Donna Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53224
(H) 414-365-1009
bhersh@brookfieldtravel.com
Menomonee Falls |
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Jeni Giedd
108 Winn Terrace
Beaver Dam, WI 53916
(H) 9208878871
ladygov1@charter.net
Fox Lake |
- Parliamentarian
This person confers with the district on all matters which require proper usage of parliamentary procedures, including, but not limited to, the Board of Trustees and the Executive Committee.
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KI Proc. 220.3: “shall recommend programs and procedures providing for the effective administrative functioning of clubs. Areas of concern include club meeting programs, music, inter-club relations, fellowship, house and reception, as well as other areas which the committee may deem pertinent, and shall make proposals to the clubs of the means whereby such concerns may be implemented.”
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- Webmaster
Responsibility for updating and enhancing our web site is out-sourced. Again this year it is being handled by Web Results. Contact person there is Connie Schachel, formerly a member of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Sheboygan.
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Web Results
webmaster@wiumkiwanis.org
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