TSA Leadership

I have been involved in an array of organizations that have helped me develop as a leader. In the sixth grade, I joined the Technology Student Association at my school. TSA is an international student organization devoted entirely to the needs of students interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, as well as business education. TSA has helped me grow as a student and it has given me the opportunity to serve as a leader in my school and within the association.
While in middle school, I served as our chapter’s Reporter, Vice President, and President. In my freshman year, I was elected Reporter and in my sophomore year, Vice President. In my junior and senior year, I have served as our President. In leading my chapter, in both middle school and high school, I have experienced the demands of being a leader and I have learned not only how to be a good leader, but how to be a problem solver and a creative thinker.
While serving in my local TSA chapter, I also ran for Regional Office. I was elected as Oklahoma’s Western Region President when I was fourteen and I served for my ninth and tenth grade years. As the Western Region President, I attended leadership conferences, …show more content…
The Superintendent’s Cabinet is an assemblage of esteemed high school students, handpicked by the Superintendent, that work to improve both our school and our community. I auditioned for a place within the Cabinet when I was a freshman and I have served ever since. Led by Superintendent Voegeli, I and the other Cabinet members serve as leaders to our school. We have been involved in many community projects working to benefit the school and our town. As a member of the Superintendent’s Cabinet, we are seen as leaders to our school. Students come to us not only with educational problems, but also personal issues. We are there to help and to serve our students and the members of the