Viable La Crosse Mission Analysis

I believe community involvement is essential in order to cultivate skills, increase awareness and educate people to have a fruitful venture in mind, body and spirit. The cultural diversity, partnerships with public, private and non-profit organizations have been instrumental to our success in this region. Despite the different ideologies and competing viewpoints, I hope to become an agent of

My mother always told, “Verline you have to run faster and jump higher to be the best.” My mother emigrated from Haiti and my father from Dominican Republic. I am a trilingual speaker. I am fluent in French, Spanish, and English. My father and mother came to the United States for a better life for my siblings and me. Being the youngest of eight children, where six didn’t attend college brought a lot of pressure in proving to my family that I am going to be successful. While my mother juggled two jobs and attended night classes it was my community that stepped in and help me evolve into the young woman I am today. I gave back to my community when I entered high school, and I began by volunteering at the YMCA I attended. My position switched from an attendee, to a volunteer, and now a camp counselor. I was so excited to take on a leadership role because I wanted to help students find what they are passionate about just as my mentor once did for me. I appreciate the opportunities that my community gave to me. I’ve gained principles, discipline, and tough love from my mentors in my community. Growing up in a large family l learned to share and the importance of relationships. I am beyond grateful to my family and community support for instilling in me the belief that I could do anything, and the sky is the

The first aspect that I wish to give back to my area is hope. For many years, my are has been called “dead” or “dying,” for lack of jobs, activities and opportunities. It is my personal goal to resuscitate my area by being a part of groups and organizations whose goal is to restore and

As a student at my school I have been able create a positive impact in my school and community, by being the president of my class, a freshman mentor, a member of Peer Jury, I’m also a part of Students Organised Against Racism (SOAR), and serve as a student representative for my district's Curriculum Standards for School Improvement (CSSI) Committee.

I want to make a positive and lasting impact on young students who aspire to accomplish great things and wish to stand where I stand now.

In 2013, I moved from journalism to nonprofit administration because I wanted to be more directly involved in influencing social issues. At the NYC Leadership Academy (NYCLA), I helped oversee the school principal coaching program by managing paperwork, communicating with coaches and participants, scheduling events, and designing and

My mission is to build valuable realtionships that will carry on after my time here at Fullsail. I will acompish my mission by being kind to everyone and help out where I can. Being kind to everyone will build my charachter so people can see me as a good person. Helping people out will make me valuable to people and I can asssist on future projects with them. I will help people out with a class if they are falling behind. This will make people open up to help me, if I am not doing well in a class. I also will apreciate what people are making and be kind to everyone. These relationships are the backbone of my industry and if I am remembered as a kind, hardworking person I have greater chances of being hired.

As a junior in High School, planning to earn a degree in finance in the future, it is known to me that nothing should be expected, and likewise, that plans often change. For this reason, the legacy that I plan to leave is on my community of Yucca Valley within the duration of my high school career. My current platform within my area is as a scholar-athlete and as a peer to many others at my high school. Growing up as I child I was told that “In all that you do, you should do it with excellence,” and this idea has stuck

During summer of 2016, I attended Trial Advocacy at the Osgoode Law school, learning background on the trial court, equity framework and connecting with students across Canada. This gave me a joy of living a campus life and make a strong bond with faculty members. While in high school, I joined Center for Education & Training, a social service organization. It influenced me to comprehend issues of newcomers to Canada in their everyday lives, an essential affair of most immigrants to Canada. I have chosen to be a part of Link Crew group at school as well. Helping grade 9 students to settle, feel comfortable and transforming into secondary school. Giving these freshers, a walk of school campus gave me incredible joy in influencing them to feel comfortable and remove their

I truly do believe in the power of young people, children are our future. It’s crucial that we make an effort to invest in our children. Personally, it’s important for me to give back to the community that raised me. Born and raised in heart of Liberty City in Miami, FL, a neighborhood many consider dangerous, crime ridden and unsafe. But “It takes a village to raise a child” an African proverb my mother often recited. I’m thankful for the village that help mold and guide me in the right direction in an environment where it is so easy to go against morals, values, and ethics to “fit in/be accepted” or even “commit criminal acts” to survive. Ultimately, I want to establish a community center in Liberty City for at risk youth; both male and female. Living in an environment overwhelmed with risk factors such as poverty, crime, drugs, and poor education it is crucial to create a safe-haven where children are enriched and empowered. It’s my duty to bring about change by providing a holistic programming to help build our youth. Currently I am working for the Social Security Administration serving the public with excellence. I am fortunate to contribute to this agency by helping others receive Disability, Retirement, Survivors Insurance, Supplemental Security Income, Medicare, and so much more. However, I am limited to what I can do, with my very own organization I can do so much more. I am truly passionate about giving back and helping others. It gives me a sense of pride and meaning when I am able to positively impact the lives of other. Over the course of my career I have been building blocks and now is the time for me to succeed in my endeavors and aspirations to impact the lives of others as a public

My senior year of high school, I was apart of my school's recruitment team. Our goal was to reach out to the youth of the surrounding low income community, and encourage them to come to North Houston Early College. Where they would be able to graduate with not only a high school diploma, but an Associates Degree from Houston Community College.

This positive impact is evident in the assistance I provided to the children of the local community in developing their literacy and social skills. The positive impact I made on the children was also evident through the safe and healthy learning environment I provided to them, as this accomplishment established a safe environment for those who may not have access to one within the community. However, the positive change I brought forth was not only evident in the lives of those I engaged with, but in my own life as well. Volunteering in this program allowed me to further develop my leadership skills, all the while learning how to interact with children in an instruction-heavy environment, both of which will help me in the future. My acts which demonstrated global citizenship demonstrated how I brought a positive change to the lives of those around me, and my

The past eight years I have served disadvantaged students in the El Reno area. Providing these students with academic lessons, in addition to, life lessons has been a pleasure for me. The past three years I have worked with high school students who are predominantly low-income/ first-generation. Working with these students has been extra rewarding to me, because I myself was a first-generation/ low-income

Every person in the world has a unique story that comes with a unique set of values and gifts. My unique story, along with my gifts and values would make the University of Dayton a better community. The gifts and abilities are learned from a person's roots. My roots are from my parents who have taught me to be a hardworking individual. I learned this skill and value because growing up they worked from the age of sixteen and at points worked two jobs to provide for our family. This gift will make the University of Dayton a better community because if there is a problem, I will do the best of my abilities to solve the problem that is at hand. Also, it will make the academics better because people will be willing to work and learn from my value of working hard.

President Roosevelt issued a Presidential call for volunteers for "A Dangerous and Hazardous Mission". The call was answered by approximately 3,000 American soldiers. The volunteers came from State side units, from the jungles of Panama and Trinidad they came, from the campaigns of Guadalcanal, New Guinea, New Georgia they came, to answer the call, some battle scarred, some new to the ways of war, each different but with one thing in common. They Answered The Call.