Pennsylvania Key Club

Club Member

About Key Club

Become a Leader

Key Club offers numerous opportunities, both large and small, for student members to take on leadership roles. The leadership generally is divided into three levels; club, district and international.

In order to serve as an officer at any level, the candidate must be a dues-paid member in good standing of the organization. The best way to learn about the responsibilities and demands of any given office is to speak with the current office holder.

Personal and Leadership Development

  • 7 Habits of Effective Teens (56.12 KB)
    The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey
  • Being a Leader Tips (83.89 KB)
    Key Club Leadership Tips
  • Delegation (88.84 KB)
    Delegation is giving others the authority to act on your behalf, accompanied with responsibility and accountability for results. Document includes strategies, steps, methods, and tips.
  • Elements of Leadership Table (19.19 KB)
    The Periodic Table of the Elements of Leadership
  • Etiquette (112.24 KB)
    Includes Table, General, E-mail, and Business
  • Hazing (323.95 KB)
    The Dos and Donts of Caucusing - How to avoid becoming a hazer or a victim of hazing.
  • Is it Ethical or Unethical Values Worksheet (46.18 KB)
    Read through the following scenarios and discuss whether you believe it is ethical or unethical with other small-group participants.
  • Key Club Values Workbook (942.13 KB)
    This Values Workbook provides a variety of activities which can be led by adult volunteers and student leaders alike to emphasize the Key Club Values.
  • Presentation Tips (105.25 KB)
    In order to present a forum well, there are certain things every presenter should keep in mind. Read over the following suggestions to make your forum go smoothly and to insure that your audience is paying attention.
  • Ten Commandments for Good Manners (102.34 KB)
    Ten Commandments for Good Manners by Larry G. Evans
  • Time Management 101 (265.09 KB)
    A famous anonymous quotation states, “You are either on the way or in the way. The world will not wait.” Often you can get so caught up in everyday routines and clutter, that it can be overwhelming. Our society is growing and moving at a rapid pace. How can anyone keep up? With various strategies implemented in everyday activities, you can develop a healthy, organized lifestyle. Time management is using one of the most precious resources you have – TIME – in ways that are more rewarding to you.
  • Tips to Reduce Stress (263.16 KB)
    “Stress Stinks!” How can you reduce it? Life often gets cluttered and bogged down with excessive activities, pressing deadlines, and difficult homework and school tasks. Living a life of non-stop chaos can be very difficult. It is vital that you find a personal balanced lifestyle. By reducing the “stress factors” in your life and by exemplifying the following tips, you can produce self-satisfaction and peace of mind.
  • Working with Me Worksheet (54.84 KB)
  • Working with Team Members Worksheet (57.8 KB)

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