Ssc Leadership Summary

On August 24, 2017, the 92R Senior Leader Course conducted a community engagement event with the Colonial Heights Food Bank in Colonial Heights, Virginia. The 92R NCOs assisted with sorting a variety of food items before preparing boxes of food that they later handed out to the families in need within the surrounding community.

My leadership role as co-president of National Honor Society has affected me greatly in the two years I have been apart of the organization. The organization has taught and grown characteristics, such as leadership, cooperation, and determination, in myself, and in turn I have spread to others. The organization has also shown me the importance of volunteering, and how I can directly contribute to the bettering of my community through volunteering. During my time in the National Honor Society I have completed over 130 hours of community service. This year specifically I have been placed in charge of the recycling program and the road cleanup program. The recycling program consists of placing bins in each classroom for paper and plastic products,

It has been said that “Today’s youths are the force, the hope and the leaders of tomorrow”. We are the driving force for change and we live with the hope of a better future, we have the ability of not only being tomorrow’s leaders, but today’s as well.

From all my research, the collaborative nature of the work at KPMG could be an incredible way to learn and prepare for my future professional career. I will bring my strengths as a natural leader and ease at working with and teams. Throughout my life, I have held leadership positions in most every activity in which I participated. Prior to starting college, I displayed my leadership donning the captain’s “C” on nearly every ice hockey team that I played for; from my first travel pee wee team through my years I captained Gonzaga College High School’s Hockey team in my junior and senior years winning back-to-back league championships, including Gonzaga’s only undefeated season in school history during my senior

Greg also helped launch the Alliance for Excellent Education, a national advocate for public high school policy and the Institute for Student Achievement (ISA), a national high school “redesign” organization which collaborates with public schools and districts to provide students with intellectually challenging and supportive learning environments so that all students graduate ready for post-secondary education and careers. Greg currently serves on the committees of six investment portfolios with particular interest in mission related investing. In 2007, Greg was appointed by Governor Deval Patrick to serve on the Massachusetts’ Readiness Project Leadership Council, specifically as a member of the Long-term Funding sub-committee.

The Leadership EXCEL June session focusing on Civil/Criminal Justice consisted of a visit to Angola State Penitentiary on Wednesday, June 17. The objective of the session was to acquaint participants with the state criminal justice system. Board members leading the all-day session were: Ted Landry, George Pourciau, Joey Savoie Suzy Webb, and Program Coordinator, Trudy Marceaux.

I started my job as an SI (Supplemental Instructions) Leader in fall 2015 teaching Calculus I. I wanted to be an SI Leader because many people have previously told me that I am a very good teacher and I wanted to give back to the program that helped me be successful and still continues to do so. When I first arrived at Texas Tech, I attending SI sessions because I realized that I needed extra help. SI sessions are 90 minute sessions that a leader holds twice a week every week. The purpose of these sessions is to present different study skills while reinforcing material that the professor teaches. To become a leader in a subject, I needed an A in that course. However, due to the lack of math SI Leaders, they were willing to give me a chance

This is Brendan Reese. I recently submitted my Candidate Activities Record, but I needed to make a change. Because I am graduating after this year, my band director wanted to select a younger section leader who would be able to lead next year as well. Although I was section leader during my sophomore and junior year, I will not be section leader this year. Thank you for your time and consideration.

As a young woman in the United States of America I believe that it is vital we learn to involve ourselves in our communities and understand the logistics of the government. I believe that the involvement of the Student Leadership Advisory Council would prepare me for future jobs involving government and involvement in my community. At John Paul II High School, I am a leader of the Ambassadors club. I serve and assist incoming freshman and their families as they decide on the decision of attending JPII. I enjoy advising and leading others in my school and community. When I was in fourth grade leading into eighth grade, I fell in love with helping special needs children. It has been an interest that I will want to pursue for the rest of my life.

Chapters 5 through 8 discuss what is leadership? Which author aligns with your beliefs on what is leaderships? Explain in detail. I believe leadership is very diverse and has many definitions depending on the situation and the individual’s involved. In my view leadership is one’s ability to make a positive impact based on the needs of many by influencing others to cultivate their vision. A leader has to foster an environment of trust, honesty, and professionalism while encouraging some fun within the workplace. After reading Chapters 5 through 8 I would have to agree with the authors of Chapter 8 by Hughes, Ginnett, and Curphy I strongly agree in a lot of the thoughts shared by the authors on leadership. I totally agree with the authors in

Many do not take the time to sit and reflect on ourselves. However, understanding yourself and identifying personal strengths and weaknesses will help you to develop as a leader. Often times it is easier to point out other’s strengths than to point out your own. Chapter four of Exploring Leadership by Komives describes tools to discover your traits and how to use them. The most important points discussed was mindfulness, managing your nonstrengths, and values.

As an ASB leadership student we represent the student body, manage the finances of other clubs with our business meeting, but the part I enjoy the most is we organize events such as dances, meetings, pep rallies, and assemblies. Pep rallies is where we can express most of our creativity from how we organize our class section since we make banners, decorations, as well as coming up with class rival games, getting clubs to perform, and introduce that season’s sport teams. As one of the ASB Co-president, our job is to come up with an organized schedule and finalize it with performers and given time for each part involved. Organizing the schedule with performances, announcements, and games involves thinking for the student body in what they’ll enjoy seeing more of. Coming up with games is where we think of new games we have not done in the past as well as creating ones people have never heard of to get the crowd going. After creating the games, we test them to see if we need improvements or any changes to what we made.

Not everyone is born a leader but with proper skills and training, leadership qualities can be developed in everyone. For that reason, I find it very important to take any opportunity to strengthen my leadership qualities in order to be an effective change agent in the future. Beta Alpha Psi strikes my interest because I desire the ability to expand my network with other high-achieving students in similar fields. I thoroughly appreciate and am very fascinated by nation-wide organizations such as this because I am always inspired by the accomplishments and experiences united with fellow members who share a like-minded discipline as me. My encounters with those individuals also motivate me to continue the work necessary to accomplish my goals

If someone with multiple personalities threatens to kill himself, is it considered a hostage situation?

I really want to join SCG Young Leaders Program because I can say that I have a huge love with SCG. I got SCG - Sharing The Dream Scholarship in 2011. This scholarship was actually changed my life. I had opportunity to go to university and pursuit my dream to become a business woman in the near future. Therefore, I want to join SCG Young Leaders Program to developing my leadership skills, expanding my knowledge of how to become a great leader. In addition, I will have a chance to meet many talented students and learn from them. Last but not least, I believe that SCG Young Leaders Program will be an amazing experience in my life.