Personal Statement: Library Creation Corner Assignment

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I have been in countless positions of leadership, but hardly any of them have been instances. For example I am currently Troop 134's Troop Quartermaster, Prior to that I was a Patrol leader for at least 3 consecutive terms. The thing is being on the Teen Advisory Board at the John Ed Keeter public library or the Co-Leader to the both the Newspaper and Yearbook at my school, none of them apply to a specific instance. So while it is not the most glamorous thing ever, for my eagle project I helped at my non-profit school with an event I called the Library Creation Corner Assignment, which has the same acronym as my school name. I split up the Boy scouts and the other volunteers into two groups, My self along with the majority of the boys began

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