WELCOME TOLEADERS

CLUB

OFFICERSPresident: Ale PainterVice President: Matt JacksonSecretary/Treasurer: Morgan O’NealChaplain: Hannah Ryan

ADVISORJoe Hinds (YMCA Teen Leadership

Director)

Since 1885 Service – based learning

Leadership DevelopmentPersonal and Spiritual DevelopmentService to OthersRecreation

Weekly meetings in school yearTCBGrowth (programs, guest speakers, tours)

RecreationDevotion

ServiceYMCACommunity

TravelRalliesLeaders Training SchoolSpecial OlympicsYouth in Government

OHIO RALLY

LTS

Bad to the BoneLake County YMCA

OHIO SPECIAL OLYMPICS (OSU)

YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT

April 11-13, 2013

SERVICE TO OTHERSYMCA

Overnights/Saturday Night Live Youth Center Back Desk

Community Habitat for Humanity Bethany Center Food drives

And more …

ALSO IN 2012-2013 Leaders Club 5k fund-raiser

(Spring) Leaders Overnights Bowling, Skating nights Bicycle rides Hikes Skiing Canoe trip Fishing Rodeo

10 Ways to be a Good Leader1. Take your commitment

seriously2. Apply leadership principles

to your daily life3. Participate in your club4. Go the extra mile5. Cooperate with the officers

and advisor6. Follow through with your

commitments7. Get to know your club

members, officers, and advisor

8. Invite others to join9. Be well-rounded in school,

community, family, church, etc.

10.Keep up with current events

10 Ways to Discourage Your Leaders Club1. Skip meetings for no good

reason, or be late and disruptive

2. Don’t reach out and do as little as possible then complain that the Club is a clique

3. Criticize the club members, officers, advisors behind their backs

4. Make a commitment and don’t show up

5. Be disruptive and inattentive then complain that you don’t know what’s happening

6. Don’t show appreciation7. Just ask popular friends to be

involved8. Be disrespectful or break the

rules then complain when you get disciplined

9. Volunteer to help and make the staff work twice as hard to keep you in line.

10.Don’t respond to communications from the officers and advisor.

MIAMI COUNTY YMCA LEADERS … Have a good attitude Are caring people Are enthusiastic and fun-loving Know when to listen and when to speak Are not afraid to dream and be creative Are not overcome by doubt and fear Are in control of their moods and behavior Are dependable Don’t assume things will “just happen” without their

help Show respect to others Act as team players and cooperate with group

decisions Are prepared for meetings, activities, and events Encourage others Communicate well

WELCOME TOLEADERS

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