Statement Of Purpose To Be A Member Of National Honor Society

As women’s positions in leadership continue to grow in our world, I find that my interest and confidence in taking on leadership positions in and out of school has grown as well. In school, I have become more involved in being a leader in different organizations. From being Vice President of the Literati and captain of the Girl’s Soccer team there are so many different ways to be a leader. Being a leader in these organizations allows me to share my passions with others, and inspire them to do more. As Vice President of the Literati, I encourage members to share their enthusiasm towards English with the rest of the community. This also gives me the chance to encourage my peers to be more confident in their abilities, share their interests with others and keep the club running smoothly. Being a member of National Honor Society, I get to lead in my school community through tutoring fellow classmates in mathematics and science. This helps me to use my knowledge,

This has given me the opportunity to share my love of the sport that I have been playing my entire life. On the field, I am able to lead by example by always working hard, playing fair and encouraging my teammates. My leadership position allowed me to teach my teammates what I know about soccer, inspire them to work hard to reach their goals, and help create a more positive soccer community. As a captain, I have set an effective role model for my team and other female athletes at our school. Due to my leadership in school and on the field, I earned the Union League of Philadelphia/Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association Good Citizen Award. This award is given to high school students who demonstrate leadership and community service. Receiving this award has taught me the importance of exemplary leadership, both in and out of the classroom, and how empowering it is to lead