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Accomplishments Of Becoming A Student Government President

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High school has provided me with many opportunities to develop and apply my leadership skills. One of my greatest achievements was becoming the Student Government President after serving as Student Government Vice President as a junior and as Class Vice President in 9th and 10th grades. As President, I have the responsibility of conducting Student Government meetings and planning a variety of activities. Through Student Government, I attended the annual Leadership Conference at SUNY Geneseo twice. I have also been a member of the National Honor Society since 10th grade and currently serve as secretary. I have been a member of the school Math Team and Scholastic Bowl team since becoming a sophomore. Our Math team placed second in our region

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