Key to Caring

Secretary-Treasurer: Daniela Beltran
My name is Daniela Beltran from Burlington High School in Burlington, Wisconsin
and I am your new Secretary-Treasurer for the 2015-2016 school year. It is going to be
a great year and I can’t wait to work with the numerous Key Clubs in
our district.
I have been in Key Club since freshman year and I am currently
a junior. This is my fourth year as a Key Club member. My experience
with Key Club has been especially unique because I was part of it in
the California-Nevada-Hawaii District and I’m now ready to be an
equally active participant in the WIUM District. I hope to incorporate
new ideas and I hope everyone participates with me.
I have had a lot of experience with leadership positions in Key
Club as I was secretary of the Southwest High School Key Club last
year. I continue to be very involved in school, but my position as
Secretary-Treasurer for WIUM will be my priority. During my free time,
which is rare, I like hiking, swimming, working out, or playing my
violin.
As Secretary-Treasurer, my goal is to get more clubs to turn in
their MRFs, as well as keeping everyone well informed on upcoming events. I hope to
promote more active involvement through social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, or
even Instagram. I also plan to keep the WIUM website updated and easy for everyone
to use.
I am super excited for this year, and everyone is welcome to contact me through
email, text, call, or any social media!
Bulletin Editor: Jason Shebilske
My name is Jason Shebilske and I am privileged to serve as the WIUM District
Bulletin Editor for the 2015-2016 school year. I am incredibly excited to have the
opportunity to strengthen unity in our district this year!
I am currently a junior at Appleton East High School and the 2015-
2016 will mark my third year as a member of Key Club. In addition to
Key Club, I am also involved in activities such as the school newspaper,
Ski Club, Bridging the Gap, DECA, National Honor Society, and Quidditch.
As Bulletin Editor, my goal is to encourage Key Clubbers to submit
articles to the district publication, the Key to Caring. There are so many
successful events and outstanding members in our district, and I would
like to help all members feel comfortable sharing their experiences
through articles in the publication. The information that somebody
receives from reading an article in Key to Caring may be just the inspiration they need
to take a step in Key Club, whether it be leading an event, running for a board position,
or simply dedicating more time to volunteering. The more articles that are submitted to
Key to Caring, the more opportunities that members have to improve their Key Club
experience.
If anybody has any questions for me, please feel free to contact me anytime! I
am available via text, call, email, and Facebook, and I will get back to you as soon as
possible. I am very excited to see what our District will accomplish in this upcoming
year!
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