Next Monday, Dec. 1, we're celebrating the release of our 10th issue of emYOU! The Magazine. We've got a full line up for December. Exclusive interviews with Bruce T. Halle...yeah, the multi-kazillionaire that the EMU library is named after and James Franco (Spiderman, Knocked Up) talks about his latest role in Milk. Student Spotlight Steve Lachance, a ton of great holiday party ideas, and a number of cheap gifts you can grab locally here in Ypsi and A2 will make the Holiday Issue a must read for the upcoming Holiday season.
We're still looking for spotlight nominations for upcoming issues: Student, Professor, Alumni, Student Orgs, and Businesses. If you have any suggestions/comments/feedback to help us improve emYOU! The Magazine let me know!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
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A great student organization to do a spotlight for would be EMU Circle K. We are a growing and dedicated community service organization and one also of the organizations which Robin Miller, November Student Spotlight, is a part of.
Circle K isn't very well known and it would be a great way to get the word out, but also show students the importance of doing community service. Although we are one of the smaller Circle K's in the district, we are well known for our dedication and efforts as a small group. We are also truly like a family, filled with unique personalities and backgrounds all committed to doing what we can to make a difference in the world.
Thank you for your consideration,
Rachel W.
I'll definitely check it out. Sounds pretty cool, what does Circle K do? Thanks for the suggestion Rachel!
Circle K International is a Kiwanis-affiliated organization for college students which is promotes community service, leadership development, and fellowship. EMU Circle K has been continually growing and slowly reaching towards charter strength which is 20 members. The members we do have are highly enthusiastic and motivated students who want to help their community in any way possible.
Our main focus is children, but we try work with a variety of issues. We have worked with Greening of Detroit, Relay for Life, The Corner Health Center, FestiFools, Toys for Tweens and Teens, among many others with plans to continue working with these organizations in the future. We are also planning to work with the Humane Society of Huron Valley next semester and a 24 hour service event in February.
We do a lot of inner clubbing with other Circle Ks in the district including UofM and MSU. It is a great learning experience when we get together with other clubs to discuss what we have been doing and to work on projects together.
Being part of Circle K is truly a unique experience and I'm sure anyone who has been part of it can agree.
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