2010-2014: Joined Arizona Mentor Society (AMS), and Circle K International (CKI) on campus. I was active in both AMS and CKI throughout my college years.
Arizona Mentor Society is a club on campus which we teach student math and reading at the elementary school (5th grade) after their school time for an hour every day. ASU students can sign up for multiples days of the week to volunteer to teach.
Circle K international is a college Kiwanis club. It is a services club which I participated various activities, volunteering event, advocacy events with. Events include volunteering at the homeless shelters such UMMON, animal shelters such as Home Fur Good, Feed My Starving Children, Ronald McDonald House, relay for life and much more. We also tutored high school students in CKI. We fund raised money for people in need, for …show more content…
I was in charge of applying funds, coming out with ways to fund raise for the club and people in need, and maintain the budget for the club.
2012-2013: Historian for Circle K International; joined Outreach for Culture Advancement (OCA):
As the historian of the club, I was committed to be at different volunteering events to document photographs of the events. on the other hand, I also made a scrapbook (with pictures, and descriptions) that contains different events that happened for the fiscal year. For the year 2012 - 2013, our club won the best scrapbook award among other CKIs in the South-West District.
2013-2014: Vice President of Arizona Mentor Society:
I continue to participate in AMS, and was selected as the vice president. I was helping the president to come out with schedule for members to attend tutor hours, to make sure each member has their finger-printed/background checked before start tutoring, and to arrange the end of semester party for both members and elementary students that we tutored.
2015-2016: Joined Social Justice League
Arizona Mentor Society is a club on campus which we teach student math and reading at the elementary school (5th grade) after their school time for an hour every day. ASU students can sign up for multiples days of the week to volunteer to teach.
Circle K international is a college Kiwanis club. It is a services club which I participated various activities, volunteering event, advocacy events with. Events include volunteering at the homeless shelters such UMMON, animal shelters such as Home Fur Good, Feed My Starving Children, Ronald McDonald House, relay for life and much more. We also tutored high school students in CKI. We fund raised money for people in need, for …show more content…
I was in charge of applying funds, coming out with ways to fund raise for the club and people in need, and maintain the budget for the club.
2012-2013: Historian for Circle K International; joined Outreach for Culture Advancement (OCA):
As the historian of the club, I was committed to be at different volunteering events to document photographs of the events. on the other hand, I also made a scrapbook (with pictures, and descriptions) that contains different events that happened for the fiscal year. For the year 2012 - 2013, our club won the best scrapbook award among other CKIs in the South-West District.
2013-2014: Vice President of Arizona Mentor Society:
I continue to participate in AMS, and was selected as the vice president. I was helping the president to come out with schedule for members to attend tutor hours, to make sure each member has their finger-printed/background checked before start tutoring, and to arrange the end of semester party for both members and elementary students that we tutored.
2015-2016: Joined Social Justice League