What Is CKI
Circle K International has 3 Pillars: Service, Leadership,
Fellowship
New Jersey District website: www.njcirclek.org
Circle K International website: www.circlek.org
The Mission
The Mission of Circle K International is to involve college
and university students in campus and community service while
developing quality leaders and citizens. Circle K inspires people
to bet our world. In support of this, we are committed to:
 | collaborating with all members of the K-family to achieve
our common objectives; |
| continuing student management of the
organization at all levels; |
| developing positive role models;
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| enhancing inter-cultural
understanding and cooperation; |
| increasing our service potential;
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| providing opportunities for
fellowship, personal growth, and professional development;
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| working toward greater public
recognition of the organization. |
The Vision
Circle K is the organization that holds the promise of today's
college student becoming tomorrow's leader. It exists to meet the
personal needs of the individual collegian through the qualities
of leadership, the rewards of service, and the unique spirit of
friendship. Circle K's potential lies in its ability to
positively influence those in our society who are facing ultimate
personal decisions, and those who will one day create the vision
of mankind for generations to come. Circle K is the embodiment of
those qualities necessary to shape the future, realized in the
colleges and universities of today.
The Vision of Circle K International is dedicated to the
realization of mankind's potential.
The Objects
| To emphasize the advantages of the democratic way of life;
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| To provide the opportunity for leadership training in
service; |
| To serve on the campus and in the community; |
| To cooperate with the administrative officers of the
educational institutions of which the
clubs are a part; |
| To encourage participation in group
activities; |
| To promote good fellowship and high
scholarship; |
| To develop aggressive citizenship and
the spirit of service for improvement of all
human relationships; |
| To afford useful training in the
social graces and personality development; |
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