Argumentative Essay On Eyeball

The collaborative experience described in the essay “Eyeball to Eyeball,” does resemble an activity where I had to collaborate with other people. I will be giving two examples of when I needed to collaborate with other people. The first example is from when I was on the Gymnastics Team in High School, we had to collaborate to make floor and beam routines. To make a floor or a beam routine, was no easy tasks. Multiple people would be involved, including the person who would be performing the routine, and two to three creative people from the team. To make a floor routine, the creative people would first listen to the music, and then discuss the tumbling passes the person performing the routine would need. It would be discussed if the person …show more content…
Another example of when I had to collaborate with other people is in my Registered Student Organization, Active Minds. For example, when we were creating mock awards at the end of the year, we all had to be involved in coming up with the mock awards. We created a big list of all the ideas that everyone throw out, and then we voted on the ideas that we liked the most. For example, some of the ideas that we came up with were dynamic duo, most likely to be a Mental Health Advocate, and the most involved Freshman. Active Minds puts on Walk for Life, which is an event that raises awareness for all the people that have committed suicide. Active Minds, would collaborate with multiple other Registered Student Organizations on campus, to help put on Walk for Life. Active Minds, would ask other Registered Student Organizations, such as Entertainment Unlimited if they were interested in helping. If they agreed, Active Minds would help them think of a topic that was related to their Organizations. Then they would come to Walk for Life and have a table and talk about their topic. Those are just some of the times that I have had to collaborate with other