Because I am a captain of two activities, I work very hard to be a leader. In cross country, I help lead practices and activities. In chemistry club, I plan and lead activities to ensure safety. I really have developed my leadership goals throughout my time as a captain. In cross country, I have learned how to be a positive role model for my team. I need to make sure I use good sportsmanship to the members of my team and other teams. One way I do this is by cheering on everyone at a meet. I want to make sure everyone feels like they are encouraged because on days when running is especially hard, it really helps to hear someone cheering for you. I have also been a role model for members of my team by training hard. I have, for the past two
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Some people didn’t know if it was serious or not so I talked to my coach. I wanted to make sure cross country was a positive place and experience for everyone. When I talked to my coach, I asked her if she wanted me to talk to the varsity team the next day when she was gone. After I talked to the other members, we felt like we were closer. This action proved that I am willing to be a leader on my team. This year I was involved in planning the annual blood drive for my school. This activity was time consuming as it involved a lot of planning. I knew that I had to work hard in order for the event to be a success. I also had to utilize some of my leadership skills in order to make the event happen. When I talked to my school’s National Honor Society, I told them why we need people to help us. On the day of the event, I made sure everyone was helping and that everyone felt like they were helpful for the cause.
I also demonstrate leadership qualities in Girl Scouts. Through Girl Scouts, I have volunteered at day camp. At camp, I helped lead girls in activities and make sure that they were comfortable. I also demonstrated teamwork by working with all of the other volunteers to make sure that the camp was a success. Volunteering at day camp helped me improve my leadership
Some people didn’t know if it was serious or not so I talked to my coach. I wanted to make sure cross country was a positive place and experience for everyone. When I talked to my coach, I asked her if she wanted me to talk to the varsity team the next day when she was gone. After I talked to the other members, we felt like we were closer. This action proved that I am willing to be a leader on my team. This year I was involved in planning the annual blood drive for my school. This activity was time consuming as it involved a lot of planning. I knew that I had to work hard in order for the event to be a success. I also had to utilize some of my leadership skills in order to make the event happen. When I talked to my school’s National Honor Society, I told them why we need people to help us. On the day of the event, I made sure everyone was helping and that everyone felt like they were helpful for the cause.
I also demonstrate leadership qualities in Girl Scouts. Through Girl Scouts, I have volunteered at day camp. At camp, I helped lead girls in activities and make sure that they were comfortable. I also demonstrated teamwork by working with all of the other volunteers to make sure that the camp was a success. Volunteering at day camp helped me improve my leadership