I have a lot of people that make my life a billion times better. Those people are my friends, family, and God. An event that has made my life better is Miracle camp. I went to Miracle camp the summer of 2015. I went with Delaney, Brielle, and Kylie. I was so excited to go and it was such an eye opening experiencing. To tell the truth I haven’t always been close to God and read my bible a lot. When I went to Miracle Camp I felt like I had opened a door. Miracle camp made me want to learn more about God. Miracle Camp also made me grow my relationship with him and I can’t thank that camp enough. That camp really made me see what I need to be focusing on which is God. I was disappointed last year when I couldn’t go, but this year I am going!! I can’t wait to go back there reconnect with God. Miracle camp and my friends and family and God are thing that make/made my life a better life. Who I look to for hope is the same people. Friends, Family, and God. My friends …show more content…
Two things I am passionate about is art and sports. I have been doing different sports my whole life. I have done Soccer, T-Ball, XC, Track, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, and I even tried Golf. I only stayed with some of the sports like basketball and volleyball. XC and track our new to me this year and so far I love them. I love the competitiveness about sports and the satisfaction of winning. I have played basketball basically my whole life, and it's my favorite sport. I remember playing in 3rd and 4th in an inhouse league and I thought it was so fun. Now I get to play for the school and it's amazing. I had a extremely good season this year in volleyball and a good one is basketball. In basketball we only lost 4 times, but lost in Regionals to Germantown (who later became State Champs). In volleyball we had one loss in the Eureka invitational( I know for a fact we could've won). Then we won Regionals, Sectionals and then STATE!! So volleyball went pretty
One extracurricular activity that I am very passionate about would be the FFA. FFA has taught me so many things and it has brought me so many places. I 've learned how to be a great speaker from different events my advisor has challenged me to do. Public speaking has taken me so many places and I have attributed most of my success to FFA. When I was a freshmen I competed and received gold in the creed speaking competition. As a sophomore, I tried extemporaneous speaking and received a gold for that as well. As a junior I really wanted to challenge myself so I took up agricultural sales as my winter career development experience. I ended up being recognized as the state runner up individual agriculture salesman as well as the 15th best agricultural sales man in the nation. Now as a senior, I have been going around speaking at different school board meetings, advocating
A volleyball player cannot jump higher from not playing in a week. A student cannot become smarter without going to school everyday and listening to their teachers. When you are dedicated, you want it. I am dedicated to my education, that being the case, I participate in a great deal of school clubs and activities. I was on the AMS Battle of The Books team, which had won the county competition and continued to Regionals. Since sixth grade, I have been included in Honor Society and have maintained high honor roll for three years. Currently, I am the vice president of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America). Athletic wise, I was on the volleyball team for both seventh and eighth grade. Education is not all about fun and games, there is hard work and strong commitment involved. I want to be surrounded by a group of students who are just as serious about their education as I am. Social Studies and math are two of my favorite subjects. Which are also two subject I excel
We can gain hope in the verse “He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak” Psalms 40:29. Another verse that can encourage us is Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Even though we may feel quite little and powerless, all we must do is ask Christ for help and we will be able to “do all things through Christ”. This includes overcoming sin that we as humans don’t have the power to overcome by ourselves. I don’t know about you, but this makes me extremely thankful for our God who cares for us and is willing to use His strength to save
I’ve always been the type of person that truly enjoys athletics and have participated in nearly all sports offered to me. I started playing sports in elementary with club softball and basketball. As I entered my middle and high school years I was able to add the school sanctioned sports to my list of activities. This afforded me the opportunity of competing in volleyball, basketball, golf, track and softball. The camaraderie and life lessons of sports seemed invaluable to me.
...e not so much, but I can honestly say that I’m glad that I could overcome all of the troubles I endured these past few years. I’m grateful that I had the help of so many people to actually stay strong in everything I have been through. My grandmother having dementia, losing a childhood home, connecting with an absent father and overcoming mental illness have all made in huge impact in my life.
I have a very active lifestyle resulting in a wide variety of interests outside of the classroom. I have always had a deep life-long passion for sports. I represented my high schools varsity volleyball and basketball teams as well as partaking in an adult slow-pitch softball league throughout high school and into college. Other sports and activities I enjoy include Tae-kwon-do, soccer, fast-pitch softball, tennis, callisthenic and weighted workouts, running, hiking and biking.
My brother Jared has been an important aspect of my life since I was born. Jared has a disease called Crohns and since we found out he had this disease it has been hard for me to understand why he has this disease and why God allowed him to have this disease. But through it all, it grew me closer to God. And my brother, who was the one who was dealing with the hardest thing, was an example to me and taught me how to live my life for Christ.
experiences that have changed my life in one way or another and I'm sure that
As a student in the classroom, I have consistently challenged myself with honors and AP classes. Some of these include various honors and AP Sciences, History, and English. Throughout my four years, I have stayed active in school by being a part of the baseball and the robotics program. I have also dabbled in the environmental club as well as best buddies. I had the opportunity to manage the varsity baseball team my junior year. During the course of my junior year as well, I was blessed with the privilege of being a member of the Mountain Pointe Robotics team, Pridetronics, and their drive team. During the season, we won both our regional and state competitions and was able to travel to St.Louis, Missouri as a part of the FRC national
Sports has been a passion of mines since I was a kid. It was not until the end of tenth grade that I realized how much basketball had influence my. Playing basketball is a way for me to escape from the real world. Playing basketball made everything feel better and made me happier. It also taught me valuable life lessons, such as never given up on my dreams whether it seems impossible. I can not imagine my life without sports and what a better way but to work in the sports industry. My personal goals for getting a degree in Sports Management is to go professional and give back to the community. The reason I want to give back to the community is to help kids find what they love young and let that be their inspiration to be better and to dream
Not only do I adore reading, but also I am also passionate about playing sports, and also love to express myself through my art. Recently, I started to play lacrosse and immediately fell in love with the game. Lacrosse became my everything and I spent my days begging my dad to throw the ball for “just five minutes”. I am planning on trying out for the Woodson team in Spring, and track and field in the Winter. Because of lacrosse, I learned that I love running as well. I am currently on the Woodson Cross country team and am having the time of my life. Along with playing sports, My free time is spent outside, painting whatever comes to mind. It is comforting and my stress just seems to melt away whenever my brush is in motion. Though I have
The evaluation of the results allowed for necessary changes to the curricula of the program, as well as changes to data collection. Some of the strengths of the data collection process were being able to assign a point system to the surveys which made it easier when trying to get an average satisfaction score for the camp participants. The thoroughness of the initial camp survey was another strong point in the data collection process. This initial survey helped the health mentors at Camp Wellness to better understand the current mental and physical state of the camp participants. Questions in this initial survey covered topics such as daily consumption of fruits and vegetables, tobacco use, exercise and eating habits, and other lifestyle habits.
Using the Stages of the Research Process flowchart below, describe the steps involved in the Rescue Heroes research program. Make sure to discuss the different types of research methods employed in the program (e.g., focus groups, etc.) and the outcome/information obtained by Fisher-Price from the studies carried with each of these methods
What does an inspirational teacher look like? An inspirational teacher looks like Annie from “The Miracle Worker”. A inspirational teacher believes in his/her students.
Many years ago when I was a freshman in high school, an event happened to me that changed my life for the better. My friend invited me to go hiking with him and his sister. He was going to go hiking in Yosemite. The following day I prepared myself mentally and physically in order to accomplish this hike.