Honors And Action Project Analysis

1. Joseph has gone above and beyond in his role as Alpha Chi Nu’s Chapter President during our development for the Honors and Action project and other activities. During his time as president, Joey came up with the basis of our Honors and Action project, “A Mile In Our Shoes”. He wished to help the unheard and misrepresented voices of our community and this is the outcome of that. Joey set a mandatory schedule on when we should have interviews done for our Honors and Action Project and has kept up with the work of making sure our chapter keeps up with it. He sends out reminders and routinely speaks with the members in the chapter to keep us on track. Joseph also scheduled that everyone's final information regarding our Honors and Action project
He gave out tasks for specific members to read novels and another group to do research online. He made sure that all work was evenly divided for everyone to assist with the project. Not only that, Joseph spent a majority of his time outside the scheduled meetings to have our College Project up and running. When we ran into multiple complications with having project uploaded onto Southern Maine Community College App, he volunteered his time and had our project up and running quickly and efficiently. Another part of our College Project was to run the "Ask Desk", located in the Campus Center. Joey worked multiple shifts between classes to make sure the "Ask Desk" is staffed. He correlated dates and times with the officers to determine who would work and
Joseph has contributed much of his time to this organization and is highly dedicated to it. Throughout 2017, Joey has met with President Ronald Cantor about the Chapters activities and plans for the past Fall Semester. By talking with the president, we were about to speak about our College Project at the Faculty Convocation. This created a stronger working relationship with the faculty members because their input was essential for our project to work. Before he was President, he was Vice President of Scholarship and oversaw a large portion of our Honor and Actions Project last year. He has contributed to the Southern Maine Community College outside the Chapter as well. He served as Vice President of the Business club until the Fall of 2017 and then voted as Secretary due to his responsibilities as Alpha Chi Nu's President. In the Business Club, he helped to plan the OREO (Obstacle Race for Each Other) Race Fundraiser, which was an obstacle fun run race in November 2017. He helped to raise $750.00 that went to the hurricane relief in Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico. He also volunteered to help Habitat for Humanity to help build the Ronald McDonald House in Scarborough. In 2016-2017, he was an English tutor for students on the SMCC campus. Each week, he would spend numerous hours in the Campus Center assisting students to better themselves in their English classes. This spring, he will be working with the America Reads/Counts program as a tutor within a local school