Additionally, I am a qualified applicant because I stand for community service, knowledge, responsibility, and ethics. As a student that volunteered in order to give
I am an active member in a wide variety of activities. I am very involved in 4-H and FFA. Through these clubs, I have participated in many community service projects. I work hard in the classroom and I’m very goal driven. I have a 3.14 GPA, and I strive to do better each and every day.
Foremost, I am a natural born leader, capable of addressing large crowds and regulating events. Moreover, I have extensive experience in musical theatre; performing in community productions annually and teaching classes voluntarily. Excelling in ensemble building activities, I am also able to get along well with all groups of people and find conclusions that speak for everyone. Additionally, I transcend the typical academic standards for my age and grade. I have an extensive vocabulary and am able to pick up new subjects and topics at accelerated paces.
In the past two years I have participated in many after school activities and in the Dover districted. This year I have participated in many educational school activities like TSA, Science Olympiad, VEX Robotics, and Odyssey of the Mind. During TSA I have participated and won in events. In T-shirt design I won state champion (1st place) and in prepared speech I placed 2nd.
However, because I willingly ask to participate in school and community events, I sacrifice personal time. Over the years, I have strenuously volunteered for activities, such as the Winter Dance and Million Bulb Walk, proudly. Additionally, in fifth grade, I was awarded the Brickell Leadership Award for my outstanding leadership. In group projects, I speak
In sports teams, I have attended in swimming at Wichita Swim Club, ballet, tennis, track, and basketball in The Independent School. In the performance groups and extracurricular activities, I have participated in “Hello, Dolly” (theater), “King of the Jungle” (lead role/theater), “Wichita Camp Allegro”, “Cole Family Summer Music Festival Southwestern College”, “Delano Summer Youth Orchestras”, and chess tournaments across the United States. In these activities, I took the leadership role of directing my group in the music camps, led the actors and actresses in “King of the Jungle”, and taught some beginner chess players at chess tournaments. I am currently working with my modeling agency for local clients. I have been with my modeling agency since January 2015, and already received an award for most
I feel I will be an asset to Holly Academy’s Chapter of National Junior Honor Society because I render worthwhile service to the school and community, participate in school activities, and show courtesy by assisting teachers, visitors, and students. Additionally, I have two marking periods of experience in Student Leadership. I also have a strong work ethic and sense of volunteerism. Finally, I believe I will be an asset to the Holly Academy Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society because I have high academic and behavioral standards, a willingness and desire to help others, and an ambition to become a
When I was a freshman, I joined SALSA, which was one of the best decisions I have ever made. SALSA has allowed me to build strong relationships, connect with people in my community, and expand my horizons in ways I previously thought impossible. Being someone who is passionate about creating a positive impact in society, I would be proud to serve on the SALSA Youth Action Council. I believe that young people have a unique perspective that can bring positive change, and I am excited to be a part of this mission. Through my involvement in various community service projects and leadership roles, I have gained valuable skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
I believe that I could make a good addition to the Quantico High School’s National Honor Society club with my wide range of leadership positions, services, and dedication to my academic achievements. During both my freshman and sophomore years I have taken part in my school’s basketball and softball teams. I learned how to work in a team environment and also gained leadership positions by becoming the co-captain for Kubasaki’s JV Basketball and softball team as well as co-captain for Quantico’s Varsity Basketball team. I’ve also taken a leadership position for Quantico’s newspaper as the
It is a way to create positive change and make a difference in the lives of others. I take great pride in serving my community and have found several ways to do so through my involvement in dance classes, babysitting, and serving as a Junior Counselor at camp. As an assistant in dance classes, I help to bring the joy of dance to children in my community, while also providing a positive and welcoming space for them to learn and grow. Through babysitting, I have had the opportunity to support families in my town, providing them with a reliable and trustworthy caregiver for their children. My role as a Junior Counselor at camp has allowed me to give back to my community by providing a safe and fun environment for children to learn new skills, make new friends, and create lifelong memories.
October 2016 I obtain my bachelors degree in business administration. While I was in school, I wanted to continue to work with the youth in the community. So my sister and I created a dance team that is consist of girl ages 6-18. Our dance team is located in Lake City. Dance is an activity that allow the girls to express themselves through
Although I haven't been as involved as I would like, I’ve attended pancake breakfasts and I went to Convoy of Hope this year. Next year, I would like to take on the challenge of becoming more involved and even persuading others to be involved. Along with helping this organization grow and allowing myself to grow. I think I should be chosen as an FBLA officer because I am passionate, as well as driven to be a good leader not only for the organization but for current and future members. As an officer I would like to create a fun and inviting atmosphere for freshman.
In planning our event, we had many ideas about which would be the best within our capabilities, resources, and time constraints. One of our first ideas was The “Dance Marathon” and this was based off of previous colleges. This is an event in which participants stay on their feet for a certain amount of time to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network. The mission statement is “We dance for those who can’t”. The idea is that people can learn dance moves and pay to participate within a certain length of time.
I have been blessed with the opportunity to serve on the Community Outreach Committee to act as a liaison between Miracle and all of our donors and partners across Athens. I also served as the High School Outreach Committee Leader where my committee and I were responsible for recruiting high schools to join our cause. We helped them coordinate their own mini-dance marathons to raise money. I also served as a Morale Leader and Color Group Captain at these marathons to ensure that everyone was having fun while staying motivated to raise money for the kids of
s texting results First of all, in the cardiovascular health tests, I did the 1 Mile Walk Test in 15:35 minutes and my heart rate at the end of the exercise was 102 bmp/minute. This heart rate represents a very light stimulation. On the other hand, I did 1.5 miles in the 12 minutes-run with a final heart rate of 139 bmp/min. My heart rate was moderately stimulated during this test.
