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• 1. Conduct and preside over a regular Key Club meeting.
• 2. Create and abide by an agenda for your weekly meeting.
• 3. Keep officers and committees running smoothly.
• 4. Lead the entire membership in a well-rounded program of activities and projects.
• 5. Personally contact delinquent members.
• 6. Meet with faculty advisor to cover agenda points and current club issues.
• 7. Make sure that members from your club are attending Kiwanis meetings.
• 8. Make sure that each officer is aiding the committee to which he/she is assigned.
• 9. Keep a file of all correspondence.

• 1. Arrange and conduct a board of directors meeting.
• 2. Work with the committee chairs on their proposed projects for the coming month.
• 3. Make sure all monthly reports are going out on time.
• 4. Keep in touch with the student council and school administration.
• 5. Make a list of the coming month’s activities and post it.
• 6. Organize or participate in inter-clubs.

• 1. Work toward a net increase in membership over the previous year.
• 2. Receive help and information from the past president.
• 3. Read and study all Key Club educational materials.
• 4. Develop a good working knowledge of parliamentary procedure.
• 5. Set up good Kiwanis-family relations.
• 6. Study your membership roster and form committees.
• 7. Conduct elections for class directors and representatives.
• 8. Start projects shortly after school begins, if not sooner.
• 9. Designate a public relations committee chair and make sure your club activities are sent
• into the district publication and KEY CLUB magazine.
• 10. Make sure each member paid his/her dues to both district and International and received
• a membership card and Member Handbook in return.
• 11. Work with the secretary in filing your club’s Annual Achievement and Single Service
• Reports.
• 12. Conduct elections for new officers, and make certain they learn about their respective
• offices. Elections should be scheduled in February.
• 13. Assist the new president in every way possible to learn about the office and your Key Club.
• 14. Send delegates to the district and International Key Club conventions.
• 15. Plan at least one social activity or service project per month over the summer to maintain
• excitement and interest for Key Club. Invite potential members from the incoming class.

• List of Duties
  

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