Explain Why I Want To Be A Student Ambassador

I would be an asset to the Lamar University Ambassador Program for three main reasons: I am good in social situations, I know how to positively and enticingly portray things, and I am hardworking and dedicated. Throughout high school and as president of the National Honors Society I had to attend different events to represent our school. Since my high school was a school of choice we visited middle schools and presented on why students would want to attend Eastwood. I was one of the students elected to speak on behalf of the school and in many ways worked as an ambassador for the school. Also, as president of NHS I

Currently, I am serving with an AmeriCorps program called City Year as I have described in the AmeriCorps specific essay of this application. However, before beginning my corps year, I traveled with my brother to Europe to explore several countries including England, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, and France. Discovering new cultures and interacting with people across the world are great interests of mine so I enjoyed this transitional break between graduating college and entering the workforce.

I want to be an ambassador to help our school with gaining new students for Veterans Tribute. Along with helping future students get used to the school to help them with their decision of enrolling into our school or not and to help them become comfortable to VTCTA. Above all, I want to reresent the school by going to different schools and talking to students, and by showing how school life is

I believe i should be in National Junior honor society because i work hard to keep my grades up, I take responsibility for my actions, I join in on school events like the dances and make sure i'm polite to my peers. I show leadership when the teacher leaves the room and i decide not to mess around, listening to the teacher in class and showing up to school with a positive attitude. When i show up to school with a positive attitude i smile say good morning and i’m ready to learn.

World peace can be achieved by broadening each other’s perspectives through everyday interactions. This idea forms an essential part of NSLI-Y’s mission: that we can improve understanding between our country and others, and this is achievable if each one of us decides to be the change that we hope to see in our communities. This mission aligns with both my personal and future professional missions, and as a NSLI-Y student and alumna, I am able to be ambassador, building connections between communities through everyday interactions, volunteering, and speaking about my study abroad experience. Therefore, as a study abroad participant, perhaps the most simple, but one of the most important ways, to promote intercultural learning is to get involved. As a member of my host community, I was able to open my ears and mind to every opportunity available to me to participate in my community: through everyday traditions and once-a-year celebrations, school activities, volunteer opportunities, and religious and extracurricular activities. I said yes to all of the new opportunities that presented themselves to me, whether it was trying a new, unidentifiable food or running a 5K. I let my passion

I would be able to learn about the history of Florida and how it was founded. I would also be able to learn about the geography of Florida. Not many people have the time or money to be able to travel, and I am grateful I do. It would be an opportunity to travel. Traveling is so interesting and fun for me. I'll take any opportunity I can, and I'm very

To begin with, I would give my great grandma Peavy back to my dad and grandma for a week.One of the reasons I would bring her back is she could talk to the family again. They can say their goodbyes, i love you, and i’m sorry for the argument we had. Also, taking a walk together will help them tell each other how their doing. They could tell secrets, walk by the ocean, or even sit on the front porch and talk about the stuff we didn’t get to talk about. Another thing is she could meet more of her great grand kids, Aj, Haley, And I. She would be able to get to know us more as we talk.

Note: Basile fought with the armed rebels in Guadalupe. Farid had the same sense of “the exaltation, the determination of those who prepared the war of Algerian liberation” (57). Both are deeply involved in their country’s fights to dismantle French rule; they both immigrated to France. And Farid had died there without a place for him to be buried, as the cemetery did not have a section for Muslims. Though Basile had not even known if Farid was Muslim, he was “Algerian” to the Comrades. That was it. Basile begins to fear that he too will die like that: without a place and known only by his extreme nationalistic tendencies.

I feel like I would greatly benefit from traveling to Washington D.C. I applied to Jones College Prep, a challenging selective enrollment high school and I would like to learn as much as I can so I will be well suited and prepared if I get in. Our Individuals in Society class (or Social Studies/Humanities class) only meets every other day, so we do not have as much time to learn about history and our country as we would for reading or math. I feel like the Washington D.C. trip would be three days of in-depth hands-on education that I wouldn’t get in class and that would help prepare me for high school. We also don’t have as many field trips in middle school as we had in earlier years, so this hands-on trip is a rare and special experience.

From an early age, I had the desire to give back to my community. This desire was likely instilled in me by my mother, who as a school teacher, went to great lengths to help her students achieve academically. To better do this, she created at Tupelo Middle School in Mississippi, the Mermaids and Argonauts Program, which allowed students to travel on extended school trips to locations where they were able to have hands-on experiences at zoos, science labs, colleges, museums, and more across the country. As her child, I was able to tag along on many of these trips, which fueled my desire to learn about and interact with my environment. It left me with the great hope that someday I would be able to have such experiences abroad, in order to better learn about the people and cultures with which I interact. For this reason, I hope to study abroad this summer in Pachuca, Mexico.

I would be honored to take the position of being student council president. There are qualities a president of student council should possess that I believe I have.

Who are you financially or what is your money personality (for example, what kind of experiences have you had with money)?

Opportunity to travel abroad: traveling to another country enables you to get a complete picture of the culture, it also helps to enhance your interpersonal skills as well as your communication skills and it enables you to appreciate new customs. (San Diego State University, n.d.)

My love for kids and having so many legacies in the world would be just as great as if I had my own knowing that your name will mean something to them and it helped them get somewhere. I still to this day remember my favorite teacher and I also remember my pre-k teacher those are memories that will never leave you.

It has been my dream to become an au pair. Because I really love fell happily with children and enjoy working with them. I like to create many ideas which activities that I could do with the children. As an au pair I'll get great working experience, aboard and learn about a different culture and I have also improved my English skill working and studying in the USA would be great for my future career.