FCCLA Recommendation Letter

Last summer, I attended a summer leadership and citizenship program in Sacramento, California. Fitting with the Boys State Camp's emphasis on civic service, each delegate was given the opportunity to run for a political position. It's selection process was highly competitive and to be elected to one of the highest positions puts you among the top leaders in the state. While this meant that I would have to push myself out of my comfort zone, I was not going to waste my chance to shine at Boys State, so I set up to be appointed as Fire Chief. The following morning, my heart pounded as I walked into the hall where speeches were to be made. When the moderators finally called my name, I closed my eyes and blocked the whispers in my head, whispers

Throughout the 2016 year you have readily accepted a variety of assignments in addition to your case load including: hotline assignments from other teams, response to legislative inquiries, class I rotation, priority 1 calls, courtesy face to face visits, completing a DA3a or DA3c when needed, and wellness checks for the REV Team. Aaron, you continue to accept the challenge of having new employees shadow you in the field and in the office. You also consistently respond to emails and phone calls from collateral contacts or department personnel in a timely manner. Aaron, this year you had the opportunity to take 3 weeks of vacation. You made sure your caseload was well under your control prior to departure and also met with your supervisor to review anything that might arise or require immediate assistance in your absence. Aaron, you have responded to several hotlines this year where you were met with frustration and anger from family members or friends in the RAs home. You have consistently remained calm and appropriately deescalated the situations in order to reach resolution and/or to obtain facts. Aaron, you also regularly keep the supervisor, ARMs, and RM apprised of significant issues surrounding your caseload. This year you have voiced your concerns up the chain of command regarding policy versus the health and welfare of our seniors and adults with

One year ago, I was a graduating college student working for a civic engagement platform and running a small business. Two months later, I began at LCV as the Online Engagement and Acquisition Assistant. Since then, not only have I become intimately familiar with the organization’s environment, goals, and strategies; I have shattered the expectations set before me and helped spread LCV’s message to a new audience of activists across the nation. That is why today, I am applying to the role of Digital Campaigns Manager for Chispa, to take my unique set of skills and experiences and continue engaging new audiences for LCV’s Latino mobilizing program.

It with great pleasure that I recommend Robert for admission into National Honor Society. As his Boy Scout Community Service Advisor for over 7 years, it has always been clear to me that he has a strong desire to serve his community. Robert has been a very active volunteer in his community since he was in fifth grade and the lessons and skills that he has learned from these experiences are reflected in his character, which is very rare among youth his age. He knows that, even though he is still a minor, he can make a large impact in his community by sacrificing a few hours of his time to helping others.

I am writing this letter to express my interest in becoming a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. I am excited about your commitment to leadership, scholarship, civic engagement, and service. My life has been blessed with the opportunity to volunteer, mentor and serve my community. I would like to continue my passion and be a voice for the Mu Pi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated on campus and in the community as they strive to bring awareness and implement high impact programs which support the core focus of the sorority. I am confident that my drive for results, positive personality, leadership and ability to collaborate in a team environment aligns well with the sorority’s mission to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, and to promote unity and friendship among college women.

Over this past year, I was given the opportunity to take on two new leadership roles. The first was presented to me through my university. I was honored to accept the nomination as the president of Aurora’s athletic training club. This role consists of conducting meetings, mentoring new

I want to thank you for meeting with me regarding the cross over of the lacrosse club to a team sport in the 2018 season. I have great respect for you and the roles that you have at Millikan. I've witnessed your efforts and have been impressed with what you've done at Millikan. Kevin has engaged the community in a way which has brought Millikan sports more respect and awareness. Dan has coached and guided staff in a common sense way of dealing with parents as well as maintaining a pragmatic approach to larger ideas. In this I am sincere.

There are many opportunities within the Harrisburg High School District. FCCLA is a club that can teach you great leadership skills. Leading and presenting are a struggle for most people, and FCCLA is great for making those skills stronger. FCCLA stands for, Family Career and Community Leaders of America. It is also the only CSTO that focuses on the family. It is also very easy to join this club, and anyone can join. By doing so, you shall grab a form and pay the dues that need to be paid.

That really meant a lot to me, so after I was elected I wanted to make sure I did everything right. One of my first challenges was actually deciding whether or not to go to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. Our FFA goes on that trip every other year. I went to the last National Convention my freshman year just for fun, but this year I felt that I had a duty to go along and be a leader for our chapter by being involved. The problem is, last year I was on the varsity volleyball team. National Convention was at the same time that regional volleyball games were starting. I didn’t know what to choose – the volleyball team that I loved and had been committed to for three months already, or the organization that chose me to be their leader? I really didn’t know what to do. I finally chose to go with the FFA to Indianapolis. It would give me a chance to practice my leadership skills and get to know our FFA chapter better. I still felt like I was letting my team and coach down, but I felt more committed to FFA.

First and foremost - my life is dedicated to the service of others. Through my time serving as Parkwood Beta President and the State President of the North Carolina Beta Club, I have understood the importance of a servant’s heart. I have had the honor of being Student Body President and Class President here Parkwood, and during my tenure I provided vital assistance and planning to events that included, Spring Fling, Winterfest, Powderpuff, Teacher Appreciation Week, dances, pep rallies; and, simple facilitation and leadership within the PWHS Student Council at large. Moreover, I have had the great opportunity of serving on the Executive Board of the PTSO for a few years now and served as the student liaison between the PTSO and the school. I had the honor of assisting with the Parkwood Pride 5K,

I am Monica Thompson, Secretary of State for the Country Athenia. Upon giving my peers a review for this semester’s Statecraft assignment I felt abandoned and abused. There were 4 members that started out at the beginning of the semester and we were all very active and on the right track. Initially we had elected Melvin to be the President but something went wrong with the system or maybe a user error and the President position was given to Justin. I gave everyone a not so great rating because of the lack of communication and integrity on everyone’s behalf. No one answered phone calls or text messages on decisions that needed to be made and I was unable to acquire the password to be able to make changes on my own.

I am writing this letter of recommendation for the Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Award to recognize my CHM 256 T.A. Haitham Kalil. I've only known him for about 4 weeks, and he has already shown the utmost respect and concern for his students since the first day of class. He is very aware of his responsibilities as an instructor and is understanding towards certain situations as well as give his full attention to his students to help succeed in the class. As a second year student my experience with college professors and instructors are limited but during my attendance at Cleveland State University I can distinguish the instructors that want the best for their students. As the engaged learning experience in Cleveland state represents

It’s with great privilege to write this letter of recommendation on behalf of Machayla Longfoot, a Senior FFA member at Judson High School. Machayla is an outstanding student and a valuable part of her FFA chapter. Over the past three years she has developed into one of the strongest leaders in her chapter. Machayla is someone her fellow FFA members look up to and seek guidance from. She can be counted on and is a good organizer when something needs to be accomplished.

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In closing, I would like to add that I have learned a lot from our current section leader, Matthew Roach, and I feel I can convey some of the same messages and lessons that he has taught us to the new section that we will have next