Why I Want To Join A Council

I feel qualified to be on this council because I have commitment, leadership experience, and a drive to help others. Commitment, ever since I have joined this club I was always amazed by the people surrounding me and their sense of enthusiasm to improve this community. Over my past year, this club taught me how one person can make a difference in somebodies life. I always felt myself leaving every service project we did with a smile knowing I helped positively change at least one person's life. I felt this club has given me a lot of skills and attributes and I want to give back by joining this council. Leadership, I have attended numerous leadership trainings take me to different parts of the country. The first training I attended was in 5th grade when I was chosen by my teacher, for my sense of leadership, to fly to Washington D.C. where I spent a week learning how to be a better leader and how to relate these teachings to that of the men and women who helped contribute to
Some other leadership trainings I attended were that of Barrett Summer Scholars and Stanford Pre-Collegiate Institute where I spent a week at the Barrett Honors College and Stanford learning how to furthermore perfect my leadership skills to help improve my community. On top of these trainings I have held numerous leadership positions which I talk about at the bottom of the page. Motivation, If I am ever given a task I will always strive to finish it when needed no matter what the cost. If I am chosen to be on this council I will not stop until every club is running smoothly, helping their community, and most importantly having fun. Without organization, these clubs would fail and less of the community would be unable to be helped. I promise that I will not let this happen to make sure that every club is in