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Biology Honor Society Reflection

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. Being on the board of the Biology Honor Society demonstrates my leadership qualities; it was a place where I could meet peers with similar aspirations. I started off as a member, however, as I became more involved, I ran for an official title and was voted for secretary. While maintaining good grades and engrossing in other extracurricular activities, I knew I had the stamina to stay on track. As secretary, I let members know they could rely and come to me for advice and help. Students would come up to me and ask for help planning their schedules for pre-health tracks or for help in organic chemistry. Another example of my leadership skills was when I was team captain for, "Into the Streets", a community service day where we assist organizations
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