Humanitarian Club And All-Stars: Servant Leader

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My previous leadership experience includes being a member of National Honor Society, Links, Student Council, and Teen Court. Along with holding position in office for Humanitarian Club and All-Stars. All-Stars allowed me to become a mentor for 15 high school freshman while at a three day retreat to better their personal leadership skills. Links is also a high school freshman mentoring program in which I supervised and kept 11 students on track with attendance, grades, and personal lives. Being involved in these groups and organizations has allowed me to flourish my own organizational and communication skills. I feel in order to be a proper leader one must not only respect everyone around them, but also be willing to be a “servant leader”–

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