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Section Leader Resume The biggest reason I want to be section captian is because I want to help improve my section, and I really think I can. I believe I have a different way of thinking, I try to always think on the positive side of life, and I’m always wanting feedback to not only improve my playing but to further improve my mindset. I believe I would be a good choice for section captain because I care, and when I care about something I will stop at nothing to achieve it. I care about the Waukee bands very much, and this is shown through the countless activities I am in related to the Waukee bands, such as spirit and Millennium show choir band, pep band, musical pit band, jazz band, concert band, and marching band. I participate in all these activities because one I absolutely love playing my instrument, but two I am always trying to …show more content…

At first I was apprehensive about marching band, but throughout the season I grew to absolutely love it, I loved how so many different people with different skills and one similar interest came together to make such an amazing show. It really was mindblowing how the first days of band camp was just the start that would end with such an amazing product. I am so excited to be apart of that again, and to hopefully be a leader and help my section be even better than they were this year. If I am chosen for leader I will improve my section by giving positive feedback, but also giving them ideas on ways to improve. I will make sure my section will be focused and hardworking. I have many role models that are section captains, Davis, Cassie, and Kaelyn have been some of my best friends this year, and I hope to be a role model to the upcoming sophomores, like they were to me. I also hope to inspire some of the trumpets in my grade and the grade above. I hope to not only be a role model, and a mentor but also a

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