Campus Involvement
Once again, as the fall semester rolled around this school year, I was busier than the previous year. I have always been involved in student life, and each semester since I have attended Lee, my involvement seems to grow, as do I. My first semester, I was a senate member in the Student Leadership Council (SLC), and I played intramurals. The next year, I was a cabinet member of the SLC. I was stretched beyond belief compared to my previous leadership experiences, but I was very happy. This year, once again I am involved more than ever and being stretched more than ever as I am the Residence Director (RD) at Tharp Hall as well as a senate member on the SLC. My job is more than a student job. The job is a staff job with staff benefits. Being a RD is hard to define because the job is always changing, as am I. Being a RD includes everything from reporting maintenance requests, enforcing school rules, promoting spiritually enriching activities, to providing social activities, creating an academic but yet fun living environment, working through conflicts, coping with emergencies, doing reports for Marchese, Tilley, McClung, and others, doing my “special duty", etc. The list grows every day. I got invo
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Tharp Hall, Residential Life, God RAs, Community Service, Campus Involvement, Council SLC, Tilley McClung, leadership lessons, leadership philosophy, leadership style, tharp hall, reporting maintenance requests, learned leadership lessons, job staff, residential life, community service, maintenance requests, reporting maintenance, learned leadership, leadership style philosophy,
Approximate Word count = 1534
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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