Pdxc Character Analysis

Theres many reasons why I would like to be a Link Crew Leader. The main reason I want to be a Link Crew Leader is because I want to a make a difference at valley and I feel that with the resources and advisors that Link Crew provides it would be possible to make a difference at valley. I also feel like the freshman students at valley aren't very informed about what’s going on and they need guidance to be able to get to know all the fun clubs and events that take place at our school. I love working with students because i can relate to them and I’m able to put myself in their shoes to help them out. Leadership to me it means when someone is the guidance of a group of people and also someone who has the skill to lead people to make the right

To be a cheer captain, there are many responsibilities and priorities. To be a captain you have to be strong and not afraid to try new things. You need to have a great positive attitude the whole time and not let the drama start on the team. You have to make sure your team is ready for games and practices and make sure everyone knows what they are doing and if not to take it slowly until they get it. Being a captain is a lot of responsibilities but it’s an amazing opportunity. I think I am fit to be the captain, because I can bring all these priorities or tasks in with me. I know not to let my feelings drag the team down and I know that you always have to keep a smile on your face.

A leader is someone who puts all their needs aside and puts others first. A leader doesn't think just for themselves, but they have to think about their team. A leader has to put all the drama to the side and has to make their team join together as one. With doing this, their team can be emotionally stronger and better. A leader has to be a role model for the new and rejoining people on the team. If I was the color guard section leader then I would do all of the things I have said plus more. I would work harder not just with myself, but with the team. I would put all the drama and my feelings towards others aside and be a rightful leader to the team. If I have to make difficult choices I will not think about myself, but I will think about the

Something that is very important to be a captain is that you can help your team. Carl Capstein is someone who may be new to the activity but he can be of great help to incoming members. As stated in his descriptive paragraph above, “He is quite good at cutting material, character analysis, outlining speeches, researching anything – especially issues for extemp, debate, and oratory. He is equally adept at teaching these skills to others.” What this shows us is that he is not limited to just one area of events but can help the entire team. While he may be a geek and turn people away I would rather have someone who gives our team a good reputation than someone who is popular like Tommy Thompson who may ruin our teams good name.

I'm applying to be captain because I feel that I could be a wonderful leader. What makes me the best candidate for the position is that I make good judgement calls, I'm good at helping people understand what needs to happen, and I'm good at keeping people on track. Skills that I have that will help me in position are:

Determination, caring, kindness, responsibility, hard working, loyalty, commitment, supportive, encouraging, respectful, competitiveness: these are all attributes that a captain needs to have. I believe that I have obtained and demonstrated those traits throughout the season, which is why I would like to become a junior captain next season. As a junior captain I would shadow the other captains, and learn first hand from them what it takes to be an effective and efficient captain. I would like to become a junior captain, as it would be beneficial to the team and to myself. There are many different reasons why having a junior captain would be beneficial for the team.

The leadership I am applying for is captain. For next season, I want my teammates to perform the best to their ability when it comes to conference. Throughout the next season, there will be times where people on my team could not handle the pressure and my goal is to make sure that my team is ready when it is time for conferences.

As young children, we begin to form desires. When mother would retrieve the fresh chocolate chip cookies from the oven that glistened from the still melted chocolate chips, and that filled the entire house with their warm, scrumptious smell, we were consumed with a desire to dive right in and engulf the entire batch, but mother would not allow us to eat a single cookie until after diner. As we sat in anticipation, eating our boring, lackluster meal, our minds would dream about taking the first bite of that chocolate chip cookie and feeling the warm chips coat our teeth in their sweet taste. Finally, after mother would declare that our plates were clean enough; all of us children would race to the cookie rack and indulge in the nectarous

I would also make sure whoever I am in charge of is doing the right thing at the right time. I would help whoever I am in charge of with anything and I will make sure that they know they can come to me and talk to me about anything if they don’t feel safe with talking to an adult or any other leadership captains.

At the conclusion of my junior year of high school, I immediately began preparations for my final cross country season. By that point in my life, the only time I actually thought about baseball was when the New York Yankees were playing on television. Otherwise, I spent every day that summer either out running or thinking about running. I also spent a lot of time researching and reading about the history of running, different training methods, and ideas put forth by other coaches from around the world. During that summer, if someone had asked me what I wanted to do with the rest of my life, the answer would've been simple. I wanted to coach.

According to Kevin Blue of Michigan State University, the three C’s of being a captain are: caring, courageous, and consistent. An effective captain needs to connect with her teammates, not be afraid to take charge or step up and they need to consistently provide support and effective communication to the girls who are looking up to them. Being a leader of a team is more than simply being called a captain; it is a role that requires leadership, strength, traits of understanding and connecting with others, and never ending hard work. Leadership is crucial and effective in regards to achieving success; and throughout my years here at St. Joe's I learned how to be acquire these skills from observing the past leaders and from becoming as involved

Whenever I think of our speech captains, I think of individuals who are responsible, respected, and kind to those around them. I view them as people who others can look up to, go to for help, and overall be a friend to someone who needs one. I know that when I joined the team, I was quite content with the captains that were in place, but I feel like there could always be more within these positions. To me, being a captain means being a role model and significant figure in the eyes of new members or even those just looking to become involved in the activity. When I think of the reasons why I should be a speech captain, it’s to be able for others to see me as I see our captains now. I want to be a leader who inspires others to not only be hardworking

Responsibility played an important part in being team captain. During a game, I was responsible for giving final answers on bonus and challenge questions. I was also expected to answer a good amount of questions, as I had the most experience on the team. At practices, I would often help my coach out by drilling my teammates on questions, and helping them to learn their assigned chapters.

I play soccer competitively, and as a team we need to communicate and listen to each other. I was nominated to be a captain on my soccer team because when people are slacking, I can pick up the work and lead the team. I can transfer these skills to the captain program. I am very responsible as well, I seldom have late homework for school because I keep my stuff organized. I have shown leadership in the past because there have been a few times where captains haven't showed up and there were 2 new altar servers who had never served before. I took charge and guided them and helped the new servers out with what they were supposed to do. I am also very kind and understanding. I remember when I first started to altar serve, I was really scared and nervous because I didn't want to mess anything up. So if I am a captain, I will remember to take it easy on the servers and recognize that they need a little time to figure things

A captain can be responsible by getting her work done in a timely manner, admitting her mistakes, not making excuses, not procrastinating, being consistent, and being a goal setter. Another quality a captain should have is honesty; she should never lie to her superiors and always take responsibility for her actions. A captain must be able to work with anyone in the guard or the band; she must have the ability to put aside personal problems for the greater good of the band. I believe I possess these skills because I am always early to practices and performances; I have only had 2 excused absences. I always complete and turn in my pass offs in a complete and timely manner. I always come prepared to practices and performances, and because of this I have never failed inspection. I take all forms of work very seriously; this is present through my course load and grades. I chose to take the most challenging classes possible. A captain also needs leadership skill and the ability to remain calm in tough situations. I have earned leadership skills through many other extracurricular activities. I taught dance to children who ranged from the 1st to 4th grade age levels. I coached swim to children 6 and under, focusing on a 4 year old with Down’s syndrome. I have won the Most Dedicated Member of the Swim Team for two consecutive years and I have won the Junior Star Student award in dance. I have also volunteered as a Vacation Bible School worker for the past four