In my Freshmen year of high school, I tried being part of as many clubs I possibly could. I was a member of FBLA, FCCLA, Key Club, HOSA, National Honor Society, Beta, and Voices for Animals. Being a member of all these clubs only made me realize that I sincerely do enjoy helping others. The two clubs that have impacted my life tremendously are FCCLA and Key Club. My first year of being a member of FCCLA, my teacher and adviser encouraged me to compete at FCCLA State Conference. I have never been a great public speaker, and this experience pushed out of my comfort zone. I competed in the event Focus on Children which made me realized my interest in children could help me pursue a career helping children; even though I did not place in the competition,
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I was the VP of Community Service. In my Sophomore year, I also competed at FCCLA State Conference but in the event of Interior Design. My partner and I placed second in our event and won Gold. As we conquered second in the event, we had the opportunity to then compete at FCCLA National Leadership Conference in the summer of 2016 at San Diego, California. My partner could unfortunately not attend, but another partner and I represented NC at the National Leadership Conference. We won Gold and placed first for the Southeast region. This experience was life-changing and taught me many lessons. Also in my Sophomore year, I was an honorary active member of Key Club and attended Fall Rally. During my Junior year, my membership in other clubs reduced to the most important ones to me. I became the 2016-2017 Vice President for FCCLA. I was also the 2016-2017 Secretary for Key Club. When the President of FCCLA could no longer be part of the club, I stepped up as VP and became the President. For my Senior year, I am the 207-2018 Vice President for Key Club. Outside of school, I am a babysitter for my younger sister and my cousins. I have not been able to work part-time due not having a license or a car. But instead, my job has been to care for my younger sister while my parents are late at work. Throughout my high school years, I tried being as active in school as possibly could. I also tried helping my parents with anything they asked
I was the VP of Community Service. In my Sophomore year, I also competed at FCCLA State Conference but in the event of Interior Design. My partner and I placed second in our event and won Gold. As we conquered second in the event, we had the opportunity to then compete at FCCLA National Leadership Conference in the summer of 2016 at San Diego, California. My partner could unfortunately not attend, but another partner and I represented NC at the National Leadership Conference. We won Gold and placed first for the Southeast region. This experience was life-changing and taught me many lessons. Also in my Sophomore year, I was an honorary active member of Key Club and attended Fall Rally. During my Junior year, my membership in other clubs reduced to the most important ones to me. I became the 2016-2017 Vice President for FCCLA. I was also the 2016-2017 Secretary for Key Club. When the President of FCCLA could no longer be part of the club, I stepped up as VP and became the President. For my Senior year, I am the 207-2018 Vice President for Key Club. Outside of school, I am a babysitter for my younger sister and my cousins. I have not been able to work part-time due not having a license or a car. But instead, my job has been to care for my younger sister while my parents are late at work. Throughout my high school years, I tried being as active in school as possibly could. I also tried helping my parents with anything they asked