My Proudest Accomplishment Report

This was one of my greatest accomplishments that I have achieved in my life. The roles of a Flag Party Commander from the views of an outsider are commanding and taking lead of many parades. Through leading the members of the Flag Party, I have not only gained the trust and the ability to lead the members, but I have learned to lead myself and take full control of my life. Also, I learned that leading with care, passion, and positivity is in my opinion the most effective method to lead. The last idea that I have learned from being the commander is that it is not just about being the best, but it is to lead others with motivation, being another cadet's role model, feeding people ideas and let them create their own, and taking the extra step to be the best person that you want the others to see you

Our team practice everyday for 2 hours and our record was 23-1. We were the first team ever to win in our age division to ever win for St.Mary’s. We had a hard time in the beginning of the season. One of our best players injured her knee. She was running towards the loose ball and her knee twisted. She was out for the rest of the season. Looking back on it made me better because I learned how hard you to to practice or try to achieve your goal.

Leadership Experience-Describe your leadership experiences. Please include organization information, your roles, and length of service. Please limit your response to 3000 characters (~500 words).

Through my 3 years of high school, I have become devote to becoming an educated young man for the betterment of society. I have been able to do this as result of the United States Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, JROTC, program in my school where young people are pushed to their physical, mental and social limit by being given leadership positions and opportunities they wouldn’t have had otherwise. For one, the JROTC program has made me a more devote citizen as well as given me the courage to lead by example. Most especially, the Drill Team has given me purpose after school for 2-3 hours each day to be trained and eventually train others. The team taught me the importance of attention to detail in every endeavor. I have since applied

Experience: My proudest accomplishment was the time I was volunteering at the hospital in the ER neuro department. A stroke patient came in and after I finished doing my scope of the analysis on the patient the family called me over and they had a few questions and seemed to be worried. I told them what the doctors had described and helped console them and that made the whole family feel much better. I still feel proud for+ doing this because I could understand their pain and I wanted to provide them comfort as seeing your loved ones in pain is a very hard thing to endure. It made me feel very happy knowing that they were able to experience some relief.

The biggest accomplishment that has impacted my life is graduating with honors from high school. This event gave me the opportunity to study at UC Davis. Aside from this, the single fact of graduating gave my family hope to know I can accomplish something different and hence, improve my living conditions. This encourages me to continue with my undergraduate education. I am the first one in my family to attend an university and it is such an amazing experience that will create a new, mature and educated individual out if me. In addition, a particular interest that also impacted my life is being part of social organization that promote social justice for minority groups. One of them includes helping women obtain equal chances in terms of job

On this fateful day though, my perspective changed, my passion grew even more. My very first day in nursing 341 clinical rotation, I was very nervous in meeting this particular instructor. The night of I prep on a young woman in her early 20’s who had sustained multiple injuries from a motorcycle accident while her significant other was driving. She had suffered multiple fractures to her body as a result of the accident. After morning report, I entered her room and introduced myself to her. When I entered into the room and told her I was going to be her student nurse for the day. She replied it was ok and kindly asked for me to return a little later because she had a hard time falling a sleep the night of. I left the room to come back later.

The foundation to my success started at an early age, and I have been able to build upon these competencies, skills, and abilities throughout my life. In addition, it has allowed me to recognize and understand how I learn, and how to apply these concepts to my situation. When I graduated high school, I enrolled at Northern Virginia Community College to study Business Management and started working full-time at C.V.S. While I was learning the principles of management and how they integrate into management practices, and how leadership skills correlate to communicating vision, ethical decision making, innovative strategies, and creating a positive work environment; I would practice these skills on the job through interpersonal communication with

A commencement application sat on my desk; I stared at the stack in front of me, wondering if I should even walk across the stage. I earned my degree with the support of my family but I was the one who earned the scholarships for school, endured the sleepless nights, and the dreaded early mornings. My degree was my accomplishment and I felt the need to keep it to myself. However, my protests did not last long when I realized the path to my degree was not easy but was supported by family. As I sat in the commencement ceremony, I reminisced on the all the academic challenges I went through to hold my degree.

Going to the Joint Multinational Training Center made me a well prepared Squad Leader because it forced me to know my

Almost everyone is proud of themselves knowing they did an accomplishment. My achievement is different from others, it is unusual than others. Different is good, right? To others, it is weird, but I disagree, being different is my style. Yet here I am willing to share my accomplishment.

I have had a lot of good accomplishments in my life but this one really sticks out to me. Last year I was a vocational student and I was in a program where I could get my CNA. I never really thought I was going to be able to do it because there was so much to do in the class and so much to learn in just one year. I remember my first day of clinical's and I was really nervous. Then it went by so fast and before I knew it was my last day of clinical's and learned so much in such a short period of time. Then it was test day and I had to put all the thing's I learned about being a CNA into this test and I didn't think I was going to pass it. We didn't know are scores for a week. Then they day came where we go to find out if we were a CNA and I passed.

One of my proudest personal accomplishment is becoming a polyglot. I am fluent in Chinese, Portuguese, German, English, and currently learning Spanish. My goal is to become a Global Citizen to help people in the world. In a Ted talk, James Nachtwey talks about growing up and having enough power to help more people. Hence, I want to become a polyglot to smooth out my path by being able to comprehend the language of other countries.

My most rewarding accomplishment would have to be softball. This is rewarding because I've learned many skills from it. A great skill I learned from softball is to speak out and talk to people that I may not know. Now im able to be more confident in myself and opinion. An example of this in action is when my team and I sold food at a tournament we thanked everyone and then went on the intercom to thank them again.

During my life, I have had many accomplishments and received a number of awards like being awarded for exceptional grades and coming in the top 5th percentile throughout my primary and secondary education, being awarded certificates in my extracurricular activities and many school competitions, getting to the semifinal stage of God’s children got talent- a nationwide event where different children come forth and display their different talents (mine was playing the guitar and singing), winning medals and trophies in field and track events like soccer, 100m races, and Relay races, being the best graduating student in my program at my post-secondary school. But, I will tell you the truth I cannot call them as my great accomplishments.