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DCON Recap<br />
This March, the Hyatt on Main was transformed in<strong>to</strong> Hogwarts School of<br />
Witchcraft and Wizardry, and it was a magical experience! The district leadership<br />
convention theme of Harry Potter lived up <strong>to</strong> expectations by providing education and<br />
fun similar <strong>to</strong> what would be seen at Hogwarts. The first night began with the<br />
decorating of floors that corresponded with the house that each Division represented.<br />
Later in the night, the convention officially kicked off with the opening session and the<br />
keynote address by speaker Michael McGowan. His message of being passionate and<br />
enthusiastic in whatever you do helped <strong>to</strong> inspire the <strong>Key</strong> Clubbers that attended <strong>to</strong><br />
have an even bigger commitment <strong>to</strong> service. After the opening session, <strong>Key</strong> Clubbers<br />
attended workshops on subjects from board duties <strong>to</strong> general information on <strong>Key</strong> Club.<br />
Finally, the night was capped off with the dance in the convention center along with a<br />
fundraiser for The Eliminate Project. The next day was even busier than the last! It<br />
contained caucusing for District Board elections, awards, more workshops, House of<br />
Delegates, where the voting delegates for each club elected the new board, and<br />
another dance! The weekend came <strong>to</strong> a close on Sunday morning at the closing<br />
session, where the 2014-2015 District Board was retired and the 2015-2016 District<br />
Board was installed. The weekend helped <strong>to</strong> reinforce the idea for <strong>Key</strong> Clubbers in the<br />
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan District that service beyond measure is man’s greatest<br />
treasure.<br />
ICON Preview<br />
The 2015 <strong>Key</strong> Club International Convention in Indianapolis will be very busy, but<br />
a lot of fun can be expected as <strong>Key</strong> Club celebrates its 90th anniversary! WIUM <strong>Key</strong><br />
Club has a <strong>to</strong>ur planned that includes visiting <strong>to</strong>urist attractions in both Chicago and<br />
Indianapolis! The first day of the <strong>to</strong>ur will be spent in the Windy City visiting <strong>to</strong>urist<br />
attractions like the Shedd Aquarium and Navy Pier. The next day, the District will<br />
depart Chicago for Indianapolis, where we will visit the Indy Zoo and have a chance <strong>to</strong><br />
shop in the morning. Later in the day, we will arrive at the convention and prepare for<br />
opening session. <strong>Key</strong> Clubbers will get the chance <strong>to</strong> attend workshops the next day,<br />
followed by a celebration for Eliminate! Not only does this year mark the 90th<br />
anniversary of <strong>Key</strong> Club, but it also marks the 100th anniversary of Kiwanis! This<br />
anniversary will be celebrated the next day with a Birthday Bash and a celebration of<br />
the Kiwanis Family at Vic<strong>to</strong>ry Field. The final day in Indianapolis will be filled with<br />
workshops, a launch <strong>to</strong> the next 100 years of service, and a concert for <strong>Key</strong> Club and<br />
Circle K featuring Hellogoodbye and A Great Pile of Leaves! ICON is sure <strong>to</strong> be a fun<br />
and rewarding experience for all <strong>Key</strong> Clubbers in attendance!<br />
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