Statement Of Purpose: Presidential Seat Of National Honor Society

From contesting for this position to getting elected and working for betterment of my house group, I gained a lot of experience and self-confidence and became more responsible. Being a vice captain, I played an important role in addressing and motivating students, advising and helping them, and earning points for my group by participating in many competitions alone or in a team. I also served as the student voice of the school to a variety of external and internal constituents. The student council served as a bridge between the students and the school heads and administration. Similarly, I would like to serve as a resource to university administration.

I have been a member in National Honor Society for eleventh and twelfth grade. In National Honor Society, I engage in volunteer projects for community service hours which showcase the four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. I also hold the Secretary position in SADD club. My duties include making announcements, informing members of upcoming meetings, and helping other officers with their duties.

As a candidate of National Honor Society, I possess the qualities as it will include leadership and character. I have taken the most difficult honor courses since the beginning of highschool and still maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout. Also, I have joined clubs to expand my knowledge of certain areas, which include DECA and Spanish Club. To add, I have been to two competitions, including this year 's Academic Team. Furthermore, I lead some of my classes, teaching them how do some of the work while having patience and confidence as I help them.

• Sustain official records and forms to ensure agreement with federal, state and local procedures; • Keep up a working knowledge of significant developments and trends in the field; • Network with colleagues both in the Upper Valley and on the state and national level; • Serve as chief community outreach officer; • Work with Program Manager to oversee the design, marketing, promotion, delivery, and quality of work being put into the organization; QUALIFICATIONS Education and Experience • Graduation from college with a bachelor 's degree in recreation administration, physical education, social work, psychology or closely related field, and two (2) years management experience in public recreation, or any equivalent combination of education and experience; • One to two years’ experience working in a community recreation facility desired, but not required; • Minimum of 5 years working in a mid to high-level management capacity with demonstrable supervision and leadership skills; • 2 years prior experience working with people with special needs; Special Requirements • Must possess a valid states Driver 's License: obtain first aid and CPR Certification within six months of employment; Necessary Knowledge, Skills and

Though I had some competition, I put my all into composing a speech, and I won the presidency, and I have been president since. Through Honors Society, I have gotten to take on many leadership roles, including preparing and leading meetings, and developing our monthly schoolwide outreach to the school. By becoming president of the Honors Society for both my junior and senior year, I took those leadership

My family consist one big sister and little brother. I 'm hardworking being part in multiple clubs and sports such as, National Honor Society, Youth Council of Laredo, the Football team and in a basketball team in the spurs league. Being in these clubs and sports showed me to be dedicated, hardworking, adapt, time management, team work, and most importantly help out the community. I have a special bond with my mom, she 's there when I need her. What I want to be when I grow up is become a surgeon.

The club was formed October 31st 2017 after being inspired by the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association Conference. The purpose of The Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Club is to promote Occupational Therapy in the community, increase awareness of the Occupational Therapy profession on campus, help students network with current Occupational Therapists in the Tidewater area, share useful information with members about Occupational Therapy, promote volunteering within the community as well as provide a social function for members. In the Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Club, I am president. As President I have been able to not only form the club and run meetings, but also help run and promote fundraisers such as our bake sale, Chipotle night and Shamrock Marathon with J&A

Chickering(2013) highlighted that student have the opportunity to interact with other students and faculty, to join student organizations and clubs, and to take part in discussion and debates. Students ranked "interpersonal skills" as the most important skill used in their daily lives in a 1994 survey of 11,000 college students. They learn social skills, how to interact with each other and develops skills which make them innovative, after the students have these skill they could easy going and communicate with their future colleagues and their working partner. Furthermore, college allows students to explore career options. Indiana.edu(2013) noted that colleges offer career services, internship, job shadowing, job fairs, and volunteer opportunities in addition to a wide variety of courses that may provide a career direction.

Over the past six years, I have become very passionate about music to where I have made it my biggest goal to become a high school band director. Participating in marching band every year, I learned how to teach marching fundamentals to students. I have also participated in concert band in which I learned how to teach students to play with beautiful tones and phrases like a professional musician. It’s an amazing feeling knowing that you have made a huge impact on a student just by sharing your knowledge with them. Teaching students how to

As a class officer, my job was to represent my class and their interests in addition to serving as a bridge between the students and the administration. As class president, I was responsible for preparing my class for each pep rally, which involved coordinating volunteers, collecting supplies, and communicating the details of the pep rally to my class, such as the theme and what to wear. I also oversaw the other class officers; I would delegate work, organize meetings, and ensure the completion of tasks. As student body vice-president, my main jobs were to train the freshman and sophomore officers and assist the student body co-presidents. I helped organize and lead the annual student council leadership seminar to prepare the younger officers.

My fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Mackey made a positive effect on my life. She was a very impactful teacher who even today I speak to often. She went above and beyond to ensure that her students were achieving in her classroom. Mrs. Mackey had a relationship with every student in her class and kept up with us through our middle school and high school years. We had such a relationship that she wrote a recommendation letter for me when I was applying for scholarships.

I strive to be as involved in my community as my studies permit. Two years ago, I was selected to attend Pearson College UWC, a school with students from over eighty different countries. It was here than I honed my leadership skills and developed an appreciation for our global community through listening to speakers and through dialogue with my peers. In addition, I further engaged in the outdoors and sustainability. I run the Cross-Training fitness group on campus, as well as being a Kayak Leader.

I would be a good fit in the Roger Williams University Honors program for a multitude of reasons. I obtain the qualities of someone who is ready to become a leader, as well as the best version of myself possible.I have participated in multiple activities, clubs, and service projects throughout my life. A few qualities that make me a suitable candidate would be, my motivation, dependability, and ability to put others before myself. During my four years at Sandwich High School, I was involved in numerous clubs and activities. This can be shown on my application;however, that list does not show the impact it had on me.

I am extremely honored to be eligible for this opportunity to apply for the National Honor Society. Becoming a member of the National Honor Society has been a goal I set for myself since I was a student in middle school. I have been greatly looking forward to this moment for a very long time. Overall, I have worked incredibly hard these last two years to display a positive character and obtain qualities such as leadership, responsibility, and scholarship. I strongly believe I will be a productive and reliable member of the National Honor Society at Harvard H. Ellis Technical High School.