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Personal Narrative: My College Career In The Student Government

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In my college career I been involved in in the student government, in which I hold a position as a senator of activities. My responsibilities included promoting the sport activities, games and collaborate with children Hospital to raise fund to help support the children and their families throughout difficult time. I also was involved in promoting coaches vs. cancer event held at Porterville college Main Gym, which was very successful event, in which student government and other Porterville college club raise money to support the fight against cancer.

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