Statement Of Purpose: Circle K International

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. In how many student organizations and clubs (social, sports, religious, philanthropic, performing arts, topic-based) were you in high school? Circle those where you served as elected officer or other leader. (Consult your resume and copy/paste from there if needed.)

In high school, I was involved in:

-HOSA: Future Health Professional

-Medical Reserve Corps

-National Honors Society

-Skills USA

-Key Club

*the ones that are circled are the organizations that I served as an elected officer for at least a term

2. Which of the above were most meaningful/memorable and why? List and describe up to 3.

Out of the organizations I have listed, I would pick HOSA: Future Health Professional as my most meaningful/memorable because I have been …show more content…

Are there any organizations or clubs at UNR you are currently a member of? List and describe why you chose to join (as well as any offices you currently hold).

Currently, I am in Circle K International and HOSA. The reason why I chose to join Circle K International because I love to do services within the community, learn about fellowship, and apply my leadership skills. Right now, I am the finance chair for Single Service Committee in Circle K International. I join HOSA because I want to continue my HOSA experience from high school and experience the HOSA life at the collage level.

6. Consult the following website to answer the questions below: http://www.nevadaasun.com/clubs-orgs/.
*answers are directly from the website*
a. How many ASUN-recognized organizations and clubs can you search for?
a. 228
b. Into which categories are they divided?
a. The categories that the ASUN-recognized organizations and clubs are divided into are 1) arts, business, and education, 2) campus life, 3) faith base, 4) Greek life, 5) multicultural and diversity, 6) science and engineering, 7) service and community outreach, 8) social and political involvement, and 9) sports and recreation.
c. Which category has the most entries?
a. Science and …show more content…

The things that clubs may not receive ASUN funding are alcohol, lodging, weapons or firearm ammunition, direct donations or contribution, retroactive funding, illegal activities or supplies, grants, compensation, or wages, cost of promotional items that honor, thank, or congratulate an individual or group, transportation costs for an individual or group engaged in class work requirements or ob hunting, enrollment in university courses, academic requirements, or required academic activities, legal services or bail bond funds, duplication of services, emergency requests made due to lack of recognized status at time of most recent Hearing, and items deemed cash or petty-cash by ASUN Central Station or the University Controller’s Office which are outside of the

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