Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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Clubs bring leadership conferences to cam us as the STATE FCCUSES IN - Nearly 100 students from over the state of Kansas were able to take a look within Cowley when they at- tended leadership conferences on campus. The Circle-K conference was held September 18 in Renn Memorial Library. According to local member and District Editor Teddy Baker, mem- bers from 10 colleges were present at the convention. Workshops were held for officers and other Circle-K members. The District Board led the workshops for the officers, Baker said. ln the second group of workshops, members went to any workshop that interested them. The convention also included fun and games. Students played games designed as ice breakers to help everyone get aquainted. Everyone divided into groups and the obiect of the game was to break the balloon you chose by using any part of your body except your hands, said Chris Zerener, Circle-K member. Mainly it was a game of hugging with the balloon between each other. Phi Theta Kappa members also did a lot of hugging at their leadership conference which took place on Cowley's campus October 15 and 16. The conference began Friday when members from seven Kansas chapters met at Renn Memorial Library. We had a really good attendance. We had about 50 people attending the conference, said Margaret Wheeler, Phi Theta Kappa sponsor. It was one of the largest conferences in years. The purpose of the conference was to create fellowship among the chap- ters so the state would be united at the national convention. The conference's obiective was to help officers and key people un- derstand how PTK works, said Lis Eveland, local member and state president. The conference showed- those who attended many ideas on howto conduct a successful year. Wheeler said there were a variety of workshops for members to attend. Workshops were 1- offered on money-making proiects, service proiects, and on using the national honor theme, 'Signed by the Masters.' The various workshops generated idea sharing among the state chap- ters, Wheeler said. According to Eveland the con- ference was successful because ofthe club's hard work. T We really had a great PTK group at this college. They really came together and showed the rest of the state our Cowley spirit, Eveland said. by Ann Hollenback KAPPANS CONVENE - Discussing new ideas with Phi Theft! KOPPG lPTKl members Ann H0llGrlbGClK. other chapters is one of the greatest strengths of the Carol Pond, Laurie Randall, and Lis Eveland share state leadership conference held on campus. Cowley ideas that work for Kansas City Community College PTK members lPhoto by Piper Jacksonl l2!leadership conferences