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Personal Narrative: Vice President Of My School's Interact Club
It seemed nearly unfathomable to imagine that I, a single high school student, could make any sort of difference in the world. Through service clubs and continuous passion, I have overcome my social barriers that have prevented me from flourishing among my peers. After participating in different leadership camps and community service events, I overcame my shyness and realized the confidence I had within me. I owe a huge portion of this confidence to Interact for allowing me to express my individuality, and I desired to return the favor by influencing other members to show their confidence as well. Being Vice President of my school’s Interact Club has given me great responsibility to not only act as a role model to the fellow members of the
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