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Becoming A SGA Secretary

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SGA Secretary is a vital role in the student government cabinet. It’s a job that requires the responsibility of organization, hard work, and a lot of dedication, and I am just the right person for this role. From the moment I arrived at MAST Academy, I knew I wanted to become more involved and becoming secretary will allow me to do just that. As an NJHS member, I consistently spend time in leadership roles and try to make this school an even better place than it is already. As an SGA secretary, I will strive to continue to make improvements in the school for every student at MAST. If there is an issue that needs to be solved, I won’t stop until we find a solution. If elected secretary, I will make sure that your voice, be it soft or loud,

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