Alpha Phi Alpha

hosted prospective students in my dorm, showed them around campus and answered any questions that they possibly had in an attempt to help them decide if Rockhurst was the right school for them. In my second semester at Rockhurst I joined the Theta Phi Alpha Fraternity on campus where I immediately got involved in leadership roles. I was elected to the position of Hospitality Chair, and selected as the fraternities “Emerging Leader,” which require me to attend a Leadership Conference in Cleveland, Ohio

1.The experiences I have had that have prepared me to pursue a master’s degrees in social work have been time at the Boys & Girls Club, being an officer for an honor society, and my placement at a social service agency. While I was attending community college, I began working at the Boys & Girls Club of South County for their before and after school program. During my time there, I learned the importance of time management, and I got to see the impact parent involvement could have on a student. The

early age in high school in Missouri. She then chose to attend Washburn University and has been making positive changes since she has stepped foot on campus. She began taking the lead on her campus by becoming a Vice President in her sorority Alpha Phi. She ventured into Student Government as a Senator and took on many roles within her two years and successfully passed a spending amendment to law with the fiscal policy in the spring of 2016. Her journey to becoming the Topeka Youth Peace Builder

Every Saturday morning while the majority of the student body is still fast asleep, I am pouring coffee and preparing for work. I am a Student Ambassador, a job which entails guiding prospective students around campus, encouraging them to become a part of the Mount Union family. Not long ago I was in their footsteps; a prospective student searching for the school that would become my home away from home. My dad, an alumni of Mount Union, enthusiastically retold the memories of his experiences at

     A complaint of discrimination was filed last year at the University of Georgia against the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. One member was outraged and concerned when an African-American membership candidate ?was discussed separately from other potential members? and her sisters were finding fault with the candidate (McCarthy). Many gave her low scores

teens are going to be a part of a very welcoming and inclusive program with amazing professors and support systems available to them. The University of Guelph-Humber? My experience here so far has gone way beyond my expectations. I have joined Alpha Phi Sigma as a Rookie member and also been involved in the Bring in the Bystander workshops, these are services and societies I can mention GH offers to Justice Studies students. Something else I loved about Guelph Humber is the resume and cover letter

Introduction I have always been in love with technology and it’s concepts. Over the years, I have watched computer videos, phone reviews, etc, and I can get lost on Youtube doing that for hours. Just recently I built myself a new computer from scratch, by ordering all the parts separately, then one day, I put it all together. Ever since that day, I feel so accomplished that I was able to do something like that, and I get compliments from many people all the time. That led to me looking into my future

Affirmative Action: Equal Opportunity and Diversity for Minorities The term "Affirmative Action" originated in the United States and first referenced when President John F. Kennedy signed Executive Order 10925 on March 6, 1961 (Infoplease 2000-2007). The term was used in the Order to mandate federal employers to take affirmative action to ensure employment practices are free from racial discrimination against minority groups. Executive Order 10925 increased diversity between minorities and whites

and LGBTQ+ committees in addition to serving on the executive board for the 2016-2017 school year, Scholars Working Ambitiously to Graduate as a freshman representative for the 2015-2016 school year and co-president in the last school year and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. since my initiation in the fall of 2016. All of these opportunities and commitments have collectively allowed me to contribute in a plethora of ways to the Black community at Cornell University and has helped me to make a home

While studies have shown there’s a correlation between socioeconomic status and low achievement for African American Teens. There are valuable resources that can be used to help improve Urban Education including mentoring programs, after school programs, peer-to-peer activities, skill building & career development, and cultural activities. After school programs have always been a staple in the lives of students living in Urban Communities providing different opportunities inside and outside