The Kansas District of Circle K International has grown and adapted over the years. Check out our History page to learn more.
Many college students make time to serve the local needs in our communities in Kansas every year. With your help, we will be able to serve even more people. Get involved and support us.
More colleges are starting chapters of CKI on their campuses. To see the list of active and rebuilding clubs, check out the Clubs page. Don’t see your school? Contact District Administrator Annamarie at [email protected] to start a new charter!
Circle K International (CKI) is the premier collegiate and university community service, leadership development, and friendship organization in the world. Circle K clubs are organized and sponsored by a Kiwanis club on a college or university campus. CKI blends community service and leadership training with the opportunity to meet other college students around the world.
Circle K? Like the gas station? No, Circle K International (or CKI for short) is the largest collegiate service organization and is related to Kiwanis (and Key Club). We do service, not slushies. CKI has over 10,000 members all over the world, and is the worlds oldest and largest collegiate service organization. We are all about service, fellowship, and leadership.
The Kansas District of Circle K International 80+ members in clubs on six college campuses and growing. We do many community service hours every year with our service partners and local organizations to help each college community as well as the world.
As a district, we try to connect with other members of the Kiwanis family (including Key Club, Aktion Club, Builders Club, and K-Kids) as well as with members from other CKI clubs. We also meet up three times a year: In the Fall, we gather on a campus or at a camp to do service, learn about membership opportunities, and meet Circle K members from all over the state for Fall-into-Service. In the early spring, we meet for District Convention (DCON) to elect new district officers and present awards to clubs and members that have done great things that year. In the late spring/early summer, new officers gather for Club Officer Training (COT) to learn how to do their duties to the best of their abilities. And in the summer, Circle K members travel to the International Convention (ICON) to meet Circle K members from all over the world, do service in the same city, get leadership and service training, and elect international officers.
Kansas District of Circle K International
Service. Leadership. Fellowship.
65 Years of Service
80+ College Students
6 Active Clubs
The Kansas District of Circle K International has grown and adapted over the years. Check out our History page to learn more.
Many college students make time to serve the local needs in our communities in Kansas every year. With your help, we will be able to serve even more people. Get involved and support us.
More colleges are starting chapters of CKI on their campuses. To see the list of active and rebuilding clubs, check out the Clubs page. Don’t see your school? Contact District Administrator Annamarie at [email protected] to start a new charter!
Circle K International (CKI) is the premier collegiate and university community service, leadership development, and friendship organization in the world. Circle K clubs are organized and sponsored by a Kiwanis club on a college or university campus. CKI blends community service and leadership training with the opportunity to meet other college students around the world.
Circle K? Like the gas station? No, Circle K International (or CKI for short) is the largest collegiate service organization and is related to Kiwanis (and Key Club). We do service, not slushies. CKI has over 10,000 members all over the world, and is the worlds oldest and largest collegiate service organization. We are all about service, fellowship, and leadership.
The Kansas District of Circle K International 80+ members in clubs on six college campuses and growing. We do many community service hours every year with our service partners and local organizations to help each college community as well as the world.
As a district, we try to connect with other members of the Kiwanis family (including Key Club, Aktion Club, Builders Club, and K-Kids) as well as with members from other CKI clubs. We also meet up three times a year: In the Fall, we gather on a campus or at a camp to do service, learn about membership opportunities, and meet Circle K members from all over the state for Fall-into-Service. In the early spring, we meet for District Convention (DCON) to elect new district officers and present awards to clubs and members that have done great things that year. In the late spring/early summer, new officers gather for Club Officer Training (COT) to learn how to do their duties to the best of their abilities. And in the summer, Circle K members travel to the International Convention (ICON) to meet Circle K members from all over the world, do service in the same city, get leadership and service training, and elect international officers.
We hope to see you at a Circle K event!