Nya Scott's Argumentative Essay

Miss Western Days is much more than a title, crown, and sash. During this past year, I have gained so many incredible experiences, memories, and friendships. Through representing our beautiful town of Elgin at various parades and events, I have found myself more involved in the community than ever before. One of my favorite memories during this time is many younger girls looking up to me and hoping to be like me one day. I would like to thank my parents and family for giving me the opportunity to do this pageant, and always pushing me to do my best.

She sacrifices her time during hours of helping out in Key Club as a freshman representative and tech editor. She also represents Chino Hills High School as a junior varsity swimmer on the swim team. Her family, friends, and future career motivate her, and she believes that anything can be accomplished through persistence and determination. Isabella is a role model

My family has been a tremendous influence in my decision to further a childhood desire for wholeness. In addition, my daughter display excitement through being a strong support system while attending Grand Canyon University. In my deceased father’s honor Charles E. Roberson Sr., (1945-2005), and my three lovely daughter. My

I am passionate in everything I do and knowing that I am making a difference is the catalyst that drives me to work hard and be the best leader I can be. During the past few years, I have had the unique opportunity to advocate and be a voice for ailing, hungry and bullied children in the community and abroad. During the past few years, I have participated in the Girl Scout Miss Media program. As a Girl Scout Miss Media spokesperson, I have had the opportunity to participate in press conferences, interviews, radio/TV ads and contribute my thoughts on various advisory panels for bullying. In addition, I have been the voice for girls in major Girl Scout events and aided in securing a $25,000 Sprint grant for underserved girls within the community.

The Texas Darlins award scholarships in recognition of leadership abilities, financial need, and academic excellence. Each semester, outstanding young women join this great organization to strengthen their knowledge, leadership, and integrity within themselves and to further the betterment of their community. This scholarship will award those notable members, and celebrate their contribution to the Texas Darlins and Austin community. We rely on the life-long support of our alumnae to sustain their passion for sisterhood, service, and spirit for our collegians. Texas Darlins withholds a mission to advance the Spirit Group’s vision to be recognized as a premier female organization.

The Kappa Kappa Gamma Leadership Consultant job is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for your daughter. She is applying because she has already exhibited strong leadership and organizational skills. In one year, your daughter will be able to enhance these skills, travel across this great country, receive professional training and support, create lifelong friendships with her team members, and make a positive impact on many collegiate women and optimize their Kappa experience. As a graduate of the Field Representatives program, I was thrilled when my daughter, Whitney, pursued this opportunity as her first job out of college. She is now in her first year of law school and ready to tackle the rigors of her studies in large part due to her Leadership

She expanded her skills to a service to military family caseworker along with acquiring disaster training and teaching others in CPR/First Aid and babysitting – all before graduating high school. During college, her love for the community expanded as she joined Circle K International, the collegiate form of Kiwanis International, and at her first meeting volunteered to chair Community Services and Awareness Week, an entire week dedicated to community awareness and volunteer projects. She was recognized by the Florida District as Outstanding Club Member for her work and elected to serve as Citrus Lieutenant Governor and the District’s Convention Chair. For her

All respectable leaders possess many positive attributes, from adaptability to persistence, all traits are vital to the wellbeing of a leader and their followers. My peer partner Grace Babcock, current student at North Cobb High and member of the rigorous marching band program continues to display the positive characteristics of a leader while positively affecting her classmates and community. When describing Grace and her leadership skills, terms such as confidence, alertness and charisma come into play. Without a doubt Grace has the ability to progress as a leader and an individual with the alteration of several factors. From the band room to the classroom Grace continues to deliver genuine assistance to her peers and instructors, making

Selena was an active philanthropist that did many things to help the community. She would visit schools and talked to the students about the importance of education and obtaining a high school diploma, avoiding drugs and alcohol, and the importance of pursuing one’s dreams. In 1993, she gave a free concert to those that improved their grades enormously. In addition, she donated $2,500 to School Programs. She also did a public service video titled “Mi Musica” that was sponsored by Agree Shampoo.

As an avid humanitarian and high achieving honor student, I believe I qualify to receive the Heart O’ Texas Fair and Rodeo Scholarship. When I think of HOT, I think of the quintessential Texan: someone with a big heart, humble soul, and a great attitude. I am a proud Texan and investing in me for this scholarship will help me continue to spread the Texan way of life. One of my greatest passions is community service and philanthropy. In my sophomore year of high school, I began an organization dedicated to my passions.

She created an environment where we could be ourselves and where we were rewarded when we did well and pushed to be our best selves always. We also had a lot of fun. All of the girls were so sweet and talented, and I think being with Coach Jones brought us close together. Her best friend was a breast cancer survivor, so our team was called the Pink Panthers. We showed our support for breast cancer month by wearing pink jerseys, hair bows, socks, shoelaces, and sparkly monogrammed sweatpants.

However, my favorite volunteering experience was getting to be a “Buddy for Special Olympics”. I was paired with a young girl named Kara with Down Syndrome and the biggest appreciation for life. I walked her to each of her events and cheered her on from the sideline. Even when she didn’t technically win she was so grateful for the opportunity to compete. She gave me a different outlook on life and taught me how to be grateful for every opportunity that comes my

The unforgettable last name, the Henderson’s, still rings a bell and manages to put a smile on all of my family’s face to this day. As a seven year old girl struggling with the language commonly used around her, socializing with my peers was the least of my worries. Luckily, my parents had the brilliant idea of making friends with kids in my neighborhood. Through the Henderson household, I gained much needed confidence socially and academically. As I made friends with a girl my age and my parents associated themselves with the grown-ups, many positive impacts would soon be seen.

Edson 's fabulous Summer Festival This week I was writing a 'Tip of the Hat ' column for the outstanding effort of the Edson and District Chamber of Commerce and the many volunteers who helped bring the Edson Summer Festival to the community, and particularly to the children, who enjoy it so much. Then suddenly my email chimes, and in one of those strange moments of synchronicity, it is our writer Deanna Mitchener with a column on the very topic of volunteering! Deanna, an avid volunteer herself, says it much better than I could (see below). So, I will leave this column with a resounding thank you to the Chamber and its volunteers for hosting an event the whole community can enjoy. Anyone who has tried to plan a wedding down to its most