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KCI Personal Statement
Although I have been fairly versed in multiple extracurricular activities throughout the last for years, I have dedicated myself entirely to service Leadership through Key Club International (KCI). KCI is the world's largest, foremost high school service leadership program in the world and has been the largest foremost influence in my high school career. I have served under multiple positions, the highest of honors being my current tenure as the Rocky Mountain District Governor in which i oversee all of the Key Clubs in Colorado, Wyoming and portions of Nebraska and New Mexico, and there other elected officials. My involvement has brought to my immediate attention my passion for leadership, but more importantly my love for serving others and
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