CAS, Service – NHS Planning

One my extracurricular's is with the National Honor Society. So far, I've already learned a lot in the position of president. I've had to reach out to many organizations and contact them about potential volunteer opportunities. Although it may seem like easy work, there is so much coordination has to go on behind the scenes. I've been reaching out to a few different organizations, and discussing ideas with our NHS members. In many cases, I've actually reached out to the organization, confirmed a project, and had the other person fall throughout their commitment. This is caused me a lot of stress, as I put a lot of work into informing our group members about the upcoming projects. This connects to LO4, as I had to stay committed to this, despite the setbacks.

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