Club President Research Paper

Our advisory group consists of 10 students. We have a perfect mix of 5 boys and 5 girls. Two students in our group are new to Shorecrest this year. The goal is for our group to meet once a week for 35 minutes, typically on Wednesdays. Although we haven't met this goal, we still have met enough times that our group has gotten to know each other fairly well and enjoy each other’s company. This was clearly evident when we worked on the Holiday Gift Drive project at the end of the semester. We all had fun buying and wrapping gifts for the 3 girls on our list. As we move through the second semester, our focus will be on course selection for next year. I will work closely with each student to help them come up with a Junior Year schedule that is

I enrolled in the Ace's 4-h Club as a little ten year-old boy. Throughout the past nine years, 4-H has grown me into the leader I am today. In my early years of 4-H, I served as a recreation leader and treasurer of our 13 member club. In my high school years, I have served my club as a Vice President for two years, and taking over the role of President for this past year. Holding these higher officer positions forced me to talk for the entire meeting, discussing business and planning acitvities with my fellow club members. I have enjpyed going to club meetings and activities for the past nine years. At the county level, I have been involved in woodworking, photography, and home-improvement projects, along with showing pigs and cattle. I have

Many of us have heard of HOSA is, but what is it exactly? HOSA stands for Health Occupations Students of America and is a program for students aspiring to work in the health science field. Chelsie tells me about the many different opportunities offered, “HOSA partners with STEM Premier and other partners to provide their members with the opportunity to apply for scholarships and internships.”

The Health Occupation Student Association or most commonly know as the HOSA was established in 1976 and has grown steadily reached about 200,000 members through the 51 chartered HOSA associations. The HOSA program provides a program of leadership development, motivation, and collegiate students enrolled in health science education and biomedical science programs or have interests in pursuing a career in a health profession. According to ww.hosa.org it mission is to promote career opportunities in the healthcare industry and to enhance the quality of health care is put into the people. HOSA is also a national career and a student organization endorsed by the U.S.

In years past, the Nebraska NAMA chapter has struggled to keep members active throughout the year. There was a lack of communication between the officer team and its members, organizational issues and not enough opportunities for students to be involved. In order to improve this, the officer team made sure to offer a club meeting or activity every month with advertising done through emails, Facebook and Twitter, flyers, and announcements. Our officers recognized that members needed multiple ways to learn about the meetings and have plenty of time to mark it on their schedules.

If I were elected for being a HOSA officer a few academic/ future goals that I would be able to achieve is being interactive with academic activities. In Middle School I was involved with countless clubs and programs such as NJHS and Equality Club, and I’m lacking the high school experience by not involving myself with this year school activities. Not only will joining HOSA  improve my ability to communicate with others, it will also aid in building my self confidence. Stepping out of my comfort zone and trying something unfamiliar is a bit difficult, however I desire for a transition and HOSA is a advanced start.

I am the President of LIFE Club, the Christian club that meets on my school’s campus. As a student leader, I work with the leadership team to plan the club’s meetings. Every week we start with some type of ice-breaker activity or game so that everyone can meet new people. Then we will have a speaker; often times it is one of us on leadership, but we have guest speakers from churches. We will then break up into small groups and have the leaders facilitate discussion about whatever topic was discussed. We have a leader close us out in prayer and that concludes our weekly meeting. Every week we try to discuss a topic that students can relate to and something that is relevant. Recently we discussed ways that we can serve others on our campus; make cookies for staff, volunteer at the elementary school, clean up trash, and when we go back to school in January, we are going to choose one to do as a club.

For years, the club was unable to acquire new club officers and club members, forcing the program to go AWOL for a significant amount of time before attempting to become rekindled. Students and faculty involved with the club agree that one of the sizable challenges the club has faced is acquiring new members each year.

The first group attended had met on 9/21 at about 12:30PM-1:00PM. This group was led by Heather. In the first group, she had an outline developed to discuss how our semester would pan out. Heather had asked us all to think of a topic we’d like to lead for our Senior Year Support Group. We started off by just gathering some topic ideas. If someone had felt passionate about a topic for group discussion they would say, “I’ll take that one!” We threw out a whole list of ideas, then our leader Heather went back and organized it and then asked if anyone still needed to pick a topic from the list.

The most important role for a student leader to have is a team player who shares the work and the credit. The most important role for a student teacher to have is a team player that shares the work and credit. If the student leader takes all the credit for himself then he/she will bring down the other players/students, the other players/students won't feel as good, and the other players/students wouldn't be looked at like the same as the student leader.

I believe joining the Inter-Club Council at Ohlone College provided great insight to me on how the student government body works. As a member of the council, I am responsible to voice issues on club activities such as approving club budget and also discussing meeting agenda. Participating in the council is also a stepping stone for me to become more confident in my leadership. I consider joining the council as a great investment for me too in terms of making ties with people with great personalities that contributes to their respective club’s success.

I agreed to help them out, and from there, my leadership experience blossomed. As Interact Club’s new president, my first goal was to find a capable board. I gathered a few potential candidates and led an interview process. Officers were chosen for the next school year and were given more information about the club and my plans and expectations

I was a member and president of HOSA, Health Occupational Students of America, my junior year in high school. Being a part of this organization helped me improve my skills of working with others, fund raising, public speaking, motivating others and sharpening my leadership skills. At UTEP I am part of MPO which is Medical Professionals Organization, this club I am sure will help me with the development of other skills that will be necessary in the medical industry. As far as great individuals that influence is in MPO we have speakers from different types of the medical industry that come to speak to us about their field. It is interesting to learn all the options that we have to choose

When I observed and interviewed them, they were all cooperating and opened to the questions I asked. They all love the club and what they are doing in it. If there was a good definition of family, they would be the best representation of it. Even though I don’t care much for computers and technology, they treated me like one of their own. It doesn’t matter to them what grade you’re in, your knowledge of computers, or gender you are. They treat everyone the same, and don’t look down on each other. Newer members corrected veterans, and the veterans are accepting of what the younger ones had to

I remember when I first came to nova for shark preview, I saw advertisements posters for their upcoming events. This memory always stuck with me as I attend nova. I chose this club to cover for the project because I thought it would be interesting and much different compared to my high school experience. I attended the interest meeting on September 13, 2016 during the lunch break hour. I arrived a bit late and the meeting started. They were introducing the different officers and their positions and responsibilities. The meeting then proceeded with information on how to join and different volunteer events they participate. For example, they take part in volunteering at the children’s’ hospital as a group and also help tutor students at the elementary school as well. At the end of the meeting they notified the new club members of possible open leadership positions in the club. I spoke with one of the club officers promptly after the meeting about the leadership position and I also told her my interests in the club. After I grabbed a few bagels and walked out with a potential club member as we introduced ourselves and discussed our interests in the club. My overall experience with the club is very positive. The interest meeting was very organized and informative and was able to show the club’s genuine desire to help the