1. What is ASB? What does it serve on a school campus?
ASB stands for Associated Student Body. ASB is a group of spirited and passionate individuals that represents Milpitas High School. These individuals are good role models who work hard to make our school a better place. They govern finances and organize activities to make all students feel welcoming and involved. ASB is the voice of all students who serves to bring positivity and unity to our campus. 2. What skills, talents, or qualifications do you have that would help you in the position for which you are applying?
After taking speech classes in both middle and high school, I can apply my confident public speaking skills to give excellent reports during PTSA meetings and when reporting back to congress …show more content…
Consider the following four statements:
“Let’s just get started and get to work.”
“Let’s think this through, first.”
“How does everyone feel about this?”
“If I need to, I can do this myself.”
Of the four statements, which best describes your leadership style when starting a group task or project? Why?
The statement “Let’s think this through, first” best describes my leadership style when starting a group task or project. Before starting any project, I like to think everything through with my group. To me, it is important to make sure that during planning, everyone contributes their ideas and knows what their role is. Thinking it through first instead of rushing into work will make the project more organized instead of chaotic.
4. Why do you think that you deserve this position?
I deserve the position of a PTSA representative because I know that I am capable of handling this role. I am a responsible and hard-working student who strive to do every task to the best of my ability. I have great time management and determination and know that I will be able to balance this position along with other school activities.
5. Describe how you would benefit the student body if this title were bestowed upon
ASB stands for Associated Student Body. ASB is a group of spirited and passionate individuals that represents Milpitas High School. These individuals are good role models who work hard to make our school a better place. They govern finances and organize activities to make all students feel welcoming and involved. ASB is the voice of all students who serves to bring positivity and unity to our campus. 2. What skills, talents, or qualifications do you have that would help you in the position for which you are applying?
After taking speech classes in both middle and high school, I can apply my confident public speaking skills to give excellent reports during PTSA meetings and when reporting back to congress …show more content…
Consider the following four statements:
“Let’s just get started and get to work.”
“Let’s think this through, first.”
“How does everyone feel about this?”
“If I need to, I can do this myself.”
Of the four statements, which best describes your leadership style when starting a group task or project? Why?
The statement “Let’s think this through, first” best describes my leadership style when starting a group task or project. Before starting any project, I like to think everything through with my group. To me, it is important to make sure that during planning, everyone contributes their ideas and knows what their role is. Thinking it through first instead of rushing into work will make the project more organized instead of chaotic.
4. Why do you think that you deserve this position?
I deserve the position of a PTSA representative because I know that I am capable of handling this role. I am a responsible and hard-working student who strive to do every task to the best of my ability. I have great time management and determination and know that I will be able to balance this position along with other school activities.
5. Describe how you would benefit the student body if this title were bestowed upon