Rotaract

Rotary International Club is an organization where people from all over the world come together to build personal and professional connection while brainstorming ideas for humanitarian service in their own community and the community abroad. Attorney Paul P. Harris founded the Rotary Club in 1905 and held their very first meeting in Chicago at one of his friend’s office. The original Rotary Club members came up with the name Rotary because they used to rotate each other offices for a weekly meeting

Big West Rotaract Conference Big West Rotaract is a Multi District Information Organization assisted by Rotary International society. The primary purpose of Big West Rotaract is to provide leadership development and education for members of Rotaract Clubs in different states through leadership seminars, online resources, and leadership conferences. Big West Rotaract Conference aims to offer leadership training to the club officers of Rotaract Clubs, to assist Rotaract Club leaders in connecting

5 months and have been actively promoting their events. As a social media volunteer, I gained deeper knowledge in social media marketing and challenges a social media marketer face. With the knowledge I have gained through my work experience in Rotaract and OYE, I would definitely want to pursue my Master's Degree in this field. I chose to study in the UK as it offers a wide range of activities, its culture, and discipline with regards to education. The UK being multi-lingual and multi-cultural

The location I chose for this outsider assignment was one of Lewis University’s Rotaract meetings. Rotaract is the collegiate level of Rotary Club, a non-profit organization whose motto is “Service above self”. The club itself, both collegiate and adult level, dedicates its time and resources towards a wide variety of charitable acts. The meeting I went to was not an informative meeting, rather it was one of the many charity events that the group hosts year round. When I went, the event was called

knowledge from my classes with my enjoyable participation in community service. As a continuing officer of the Rotaract Club at CSUS, I’ve dedicated more time to serving the local Rotary Clubs, Sacramento SPCA, and Sacramento State’s own Alumni Association. I am also grateful to have been a guest speaker for the RPOTs District Rotaract Conference, PolioPlus Rotary Conference, and Big West Rotaract Conference this past

Entering my freshman year at St. Edward’s University, I knew I had a set of goals I wanted to accomplish throughout my academic year. I felt that I had the mindset of a motivated and driven student. While I recognized I would face many challenges throughout the year, I was confident I could easily overcome them because of the type of character I carried. Unfortunately, one of those challenges was dealing with depression and I took the incorrect route in addressing the issue. Early in the semester

1. My father is a senior design hardware engineer, and consequently he works with many software engineers. For an eighth grade project, I interviewed one of my father’s coworkers, where I learn some of the kinds of projects that software engineers work on. I wanted to get a feel for programming to see if I would like it, which is why when I was a sophomore in high school, I enrolled in an online coding course called introduction to computer science. This course was on an online website called edx

Over the course of my two years at Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver), a certain nonprofit organization has really stood out to me. This particular non-profit is a critical piece to the MSU Denver community and the greater Denver community as a whole. Food for Thought currently provides food for six impoverished title one elementary schools, where many children would go hungry over the weekends otherwise. MSU Denver students and Denver business leaders volunteer for Food for Thought

hall’s council. This position allows me to collaborate with other assembly representatives from other residence halls to ensure that all students throughout campus are satisfied with their residential experience. As a member of the Seattle University Rotaract club, I am able to participate in multiple community service opportunities, which allows me to recognize and address the needs of the Seattle community. Through both commitments, I am able to understand the needs of my community and communicate effectively

I have many plans for my coming two years at Metropolitan State University of Denver. I study History and Secondary Education, and have cultivated many constructive outlets in my college career thus far. I’ve had the opportunity to work some campus jobs and actively participate in many student organizations. I definitely plan on continuing this trend, but I believe that the El Pomar Student Leadership Experience can enhance my leadership prowess to a extended degree, and help me perform better within