Key to Caring

Division 10B Lt. Governor: Keegan Downham
My name is Keegan Downham, and I will be serving as your Lieutenant Governor
for Division 10B during the 2015-2016 Key Club year. In the coming year, I will be a
resource for any important Key Club information and services at the District level and
will provide insight into things such as scholarships, awards,
DCON, ICON, divisional projects and service opportunities.
I am currently a junior at Kimberly High School. I joined Key
Club my freshman year and have been a highly dedicated member
ever since. In addition to Key Club, I play football and baseball,
serve as a Link Crew leader, participate in Free3 (a drug and
alcohol awareness club), compete with the math team, play in five
different music ensembles, and serve as the librarian for the band
council.
I would like to start off the new Key Club year by urging all
schools to turn in your NOIS forms to me as soon as possible. With
this information, I will be able to start contacting each club and
develop a strong communication network between each of the
clubs within the Division. If you have any questions or need help with NOIS forms, feel
free to ask!
The most important thing I want to stress this year is communication. I would like
to implement the buddy system into our Division in order to promote cooperative
service projects between schools. This way, members from each club can get to know
each other and form new relationships through service.
I am very excited to be able to serve as your Division 10 Lieutenant Governor and
build new relationships with all of you throughout the coming year.
Division 11 Lt. Governor: Leslie Kent
My name is Leslie Kent and I’m honored and excited to be the Division 11
Lieutenant Governor for the 2015-2016 Key Club year.
I’m currently a junior at Eau Claire Memorial High School.
I’ve been involved with Key Club since my sophomore year and
have loved the opportunities I’ve received while being a part of it.
I’m also a member of Student Council, concert band, soccer, cross
country, dance, Holiday Club, and Link Crew. I’ve found that
staying busy helps me avoid my horrible habit of procrastination,
and participating in more activities also allows me to meet lots of
new people!
My biggest goals for our Division this year are for us to
come together for Divisional Council Meetings as well as
participate in joint service projects in order for us to be even
more successful in our attempts to help others. I believe that with
a lot of communication we can achieve these goals and others
that we set for ourselves. Setting and achieving Divisional goals
will help the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District reach their goals, ultimately helping to
meet Key Club International goals.
I can’t wait to see all that we can accomplish as a District in this upcoming year!
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