HOSA, Key Club, And National Honor Society

I am a member of my high school’s student council, Girl Scouts, and also the chaplain of my school’s drama club.

In my community, I volunteer immensely with the 4-H and FFA youth in Pima County and Arizona. I am a cavy judge at local shows throughout the year, as well as a certified shooting sports leader to teach 4-H members safe shooting techniques with rifles. I was also given the opportunity to volunteer with Future Farmer of America student members through my sorority, Sigma Alpha. I will be volunteering with the Meat Evaluation CDE at the State CDE Day, and have applied to be a Camp Counselor at the Arizona State FFA Camp held at Camp Shadow Pines in Herber, Arizona in June. Volunteering with youth involved in agriculture has allowed me to give back to a community that gave me so much during my youth. 4-H transformed me into the young woman I am

During my high school career, I have participated in a large majority of the clubs available to me, and held officer positions in most of them as well. In both the National Honor Society and Medical Connections Clubs I am a member of two and four years respectively, and was elected treasurer of both for the 2017-2018 school year. National Honor Society has also given me many community service opportunities, including helping with the Night to Shine organization and a volunteering at a local nursing home.

The only extracurricular activity I am a part of as of now, is Key club. I am an active member and commit approximately 20 hours of community service a semester. In Middle School I was a part of NJHS, Student Congress, and WEB (middle school equivalent to Link Crew). Within the next year, I plan on joining NHS as well as Link Crew.

Throughout my schooling, I have worked to great lengths to maintain a GPA that exceeds 3.75 and qualifies me for the National Honors Society. My performance in school is my priority

From my freshman year of high school to my senior year at school I have been involved in cheerleading, track and field, the Leo Club, Ebony Society, Trio program, the Ascend Network, Emerald Legacy Step, Flagler Youth Leadership Program, and the Hosa Program. Outside of school, I volunteered to be the junior coach of Flagler Titans Varsity Cheer team, as well as concession stands for softball games and culinary events, and now volunteering at the hospital as part of the teen auxiliary

Volunteering for the St. Vincent DePaul Community Meals program, since the age of ten, has given me the ability to assist others while simultaneously sparking my desire to help people. Preparing and serving healthy, hot meals provides people in need with a nutritional alternative to an empty stomach. I am a member of various clubs such as National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America, International Club, Gender Equality Club, and Global Issues Club. Holding several positions from President to Secretary, these roles offer me responsibilities which allow me to learn balance. I am also heavily involved with the music program. Music has given me the courage to do things such as perform at

One extracurricular activity I participate in is volunteering at my local hospital. I volunteer at Riverside Methodist Hospital and I have been volunteering there for a few months now. Some duties that I perform there include visiting patients and making sure they have everything they need. I also discharge patients when its time for them to leave. Additionally, I help greet patients and their families when they first enter the hospital. Volunteering at Riverside has prepared me for the challenges of working in a hospital environment. While volunteering I have been faced with challenges such as making sure I am respectful of families and their privacy. Travelling from each patient room I have to be able to judge whether or not it is the right

I have been participating in community service since ninth grade. Being in organizations such as National Honor Society and Future, Career, Community, Family Leaders of America, have given me the opportunity to do community service with a group, rather than alone. The community service that I have done is events such as , beach cleanup, Teleton car wash, helping in dog shelters, retirement homes, serving Winter Texas, and even volunteering at a Hospice Clinic. These events have expanded my experience with helping and serving others. Since i want to become a Family Practitioner in the future, the community service has helped me get used to interacting with others and helping them get better. When i volunteered at the Hospice center, i logged

Throughout my life, I have always been an avid volunteer, from 12 years of Girl Scouting to

Throughout my life, I have found importance in extending a helpful hand to my local community. In the past years, I have volunteered at my church as not only a child care provider but also a vacation bible school teacher's assistant. I have also spent numerous hours volunteering at Georgetown Middle High School as a tutor and mentor to middle school and high school students. Throughout all four years of high school I played soccer, but now that I am in college, I periodically play a friendly game every so often. Exercising and remaining active is important for mental and physical health and I take every opportunity to encourage others to do so, including volunteering as an assistant coach for my hometown's middle school track team. I have realized

“As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others”, says the British idol Audrey Hepburn. I profoundly value service and helping others in my daily life. Throughout my first two years in high school, I participated in several volunteer opportunities. The Special Olympics and bell-ringing for the Salvation Army were two volunteer opportunities that I whole-heartily dedicated my time to during my first two years in high school. I thoroughly enjoy helping people, because I believe that everyone that I help makes me a better, humbler person. However, as I grew older I had a desire to find a volunteer opportunity where I could commit myself to over an extended period of time. My

My catalyst for volunteering was giving back to my community which helped me through tough times and by strong ties connects me to my heritage. I immigrated to Canada from Israel, though my parents came from the Soviet Union. Growing up in Toronto, an organization named the Jewish (Russian) Community Centre (JRCC/JCC) reached out to my family. They supported us with funds during difficult times. Furthermore, I spent the majority of my childhood either at their kindergarten or summer camp. Seeing how they assisted families in need, inspired me to devote my time into helping them accomplish their mission statement.

Having accumulated over 500 hours of volunteer service, I no longer just work at a petting farm during a summer camp. I run blood drives, hand out water at races fighting cancer, help out at women’s shelters, make hot chocolate for soup kitchens, read to kids at my local elementary school, and much more. Volunteering provides a way for me to help others, and feel like I’m making a difference in the world. It gives me an opportunity to see how other people are dealing with their hard situations, and it humbles me to know how good I actually have it. It’s always a great reminder not to take things for

I get to interact one on one with the patients. I try to make an impact in each patient’s life that I encounter. Every patient is different so I try to care for each patient differently. It could be as small as talking to a patient to keep their mind off surgery, getting a wheelchair if they seem flaccid or even reading to them. Being able to bring joy to a patients face during hard times is what motivates me to work hard and have faith in God. Someday, I want to help save a life, not for the recognition, but to genuinely make a difference in as many lives that I can. I have faith that nursing is the right career path for me. I can say that volunteering is one of my best learning experiences so far. Being able to learn and grasp knowledge each day as I shadow the nurses I work with is incredible. I also spend a great deal of my free time each week babysitting my niece and nephew. Hearing my niece say that she looks up to me pushes me to do better each day. I’ve also volunteered at my church in the annual toy and blood drive. Every Christmas I enjoy giving away