Rotary Youth Leadership Academy

1. I certify the following JROTC cadets that I am responsible for, attending at the said event, JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) 2017, has Insurance coverage in accordance with AR 145-2, paragraph 5-13 (3) (e).

Athlons Leadership Academy is located in 4955 Pablo Chisel Blvd in the east side of Brownsville, Texas. The school serves approximately a total of 1,122 students from grades 1st to 10th. Athlons is one of the four academies in the state that are part of the Jubilee Academic Center “a non-profit corporation established to operate an open-enrollment Texas charter school district”.

You see a girl with brown eyes, chestnut hair, and you notice she is slightly above the average height. On first glance, she seems ordinary, maybe slightly above standard. However, your impulsive expectation couldn’t be more wrong. While she is involved in orthodox activities in her school; playing basketball, regularly attending scholar’s bowl meets, and holding the office of secretary in her FFA chapter, she steps up to be engaged in statewide and nationally renowned events that helped shape her into who she is today.

In the schools and also the community we need more leaders. Being a freshman of Lower Richland High school, I want to see students demonstrating more leadership. Often, I see student afraid to say no to peer pressure from other students. I want to see students leading by example. We need more leaders in this community, and less followers. In this essay I will discuss characteristic that describe a good leader, and what I want to see change in my community. .

A JROTC leader needs to be ready to provide guidance, direction, and instruction to their subordinates. They also need to be ready to accept all the responsibilities that come with being a leader. The leader should be responsible, organized, respectful, able to communicate effectively, and able to work with others. I believe these are some of the traits found and needed in a good leader; I’m confident that I am ready to be a JROTC leader.

Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania (VLP) is a 501c (3), Veteran-centric human service agency located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. VLP’s mission is to provide housing, employment, and other essential supportive services to Veterans in their 18 county service delivery area in Western Pennsylvania. VLP works towards their mission by operating housing, employment, and supportive service programs aimed toward assisting Veterans on their paths to self-sufficiency and sustainability.

I was in a group called Beta Club. We were all at a camp called Sound To Sea. It was time for the camp fire. Fourth and fifth graders surrounded the growing fire in the pit. My friends and I were standing up on the benches screaming “You can’t ride in my little red wagon”, with everybody repeating that chant back to us. I was so excited to spend time with all my best friends. And trust me you could tell I was excited by the smile on my face. As the chants grew

This assignment will show what services are available in early year’s settings and for young people to support positive development. It will show what assessments we carry out within my setting and I will also critically analyse agencies that are available for referrals, transitions and safeguarding for children and young people.

We stayed in the dorms and were broken up into groups based on age. On the first night I thought I heard crying so I grabbed my roommate and searched for the source. We stopped at the door it was coming from and knocked. A girl from our group had ended up with a single room and was homesick, having never been away from home. I immediately went to our group leader and explained the situation and asked if we could move the girl’s mattress into my room so she didn't have to be alone. The group leader agreed, and for the rest of the camp she slept on her mattress on the floor of our room. At the end of the camp when all the parents came for a last day picnic I remember her parents coming up and thanking me for what I had done. At the time I didn’t think it was a big deal, I did what I thought was right, not realizing how much of an impact my action

When I first arrived at camp I didn’t know what to be excited for first because their were to many great things. But then I realized that on are group schedule we had a simulation that simulated tumbling on the moon. When everyone in the group was waiting to get on the tumbling simulation, me and my friend named Lauren started talking to these two girls named Ellie and Reese. I just now realized that after that Lauren and Reese became really good friends and so did me and Ellie. During the end of the trip Team Miranda which was my group traveled the Girl Scout swap exchange.

When I was 14, my best friend, Sammy, invited my other friend, McKelle, and I to Mormon Girl’s Camp with her for an entire week. Both McKelle and I were super excited to go. It

The family came to pick me up and they acted like they were nice and they loved kids but I was like hahaha….no, they took me to there house and took me up to my room that I was staying in. When I got there, there was another girl in the room and she was asleep. Her name was ashley. I remember that she was the only kid in the house that actually wanted to be my friend.

The moment my foot touched the foreign soil all eyes were on me and smiles lit up on faces. Only seconds later, the sounds of footsteps could be heard as bodies came tumbling towards me, engulfing me in multiple sets of hugs; it was an unusual feeling. Therefore, I remained rooted to the ground with my arms tucked tight against my body refusing to return the act of affection. Noticing my discomfort, the crowd gradually began to disperse. Then through a cheer introduced me to the rest of the group and vice versa. “Hey, HOBY!” they cheered. To which the other members replied, “Hey, what?” “This is Amy!” cheered the group. “Hello Amy!” they brightly replied. From there I was sent off to get to know my future HOBY family.

For this assessment, the industry is defined as the handful of top business schools within the world that provide elite MBA degrees to Executives.

I started doing most of my career research early on in my middle school and high school years. I was lucky enough to be selected among the hundreds of fifth graders and sixth graders that applied to go to the first innovative leadership academy for young women leaders. A middle school in the early 2000’s which was previously Porter Middle School to most austinites, was renovated in summer of 2007 founded and named after the late great female governor of texas Ann Richards. In a summer camp leading up to the grand opening of the school interns from UT had come to the school and engaged all 200 6th graders and incoming 7th graders in multiple surveys. These surveys were given to us early in the mornings every day of the week day. These