One of the first clubs I joined was the Global Issues Club; we help change the world locally and globally. I led a few meetings and organized many events such as a pride parade, food bank drives and bake sales. Professors have always said that Global Issues is a club run by passionate students; it is not run by teachers, they are there to provide support. The Communications Club is the second club I joined; we provide information to the school and community via social media. I started an Instagram account in 10th grade and then became co-president in 11th and 12th grade. When I was in 10th grade there were only six members, now we are a thirty member club! I hold monthly meetings, attend meetings, and talk to teachers about upcoming events; then my club and I create messages and posters to get the message out to everyone. Thanks to the efforts my principal, co-president, and I put into the club, we were invited to participate in a pilot project that would improve school community communications with TVs, iPads, a school app, and Snapchat geolocation. Not only am I co-president of the Communications Club, but I am also co-president of the Student Council. I was a board member in 10th grade and board secretary in 11th grade. The council helps plan school-wide events and bring school spirit. These three clubs are my second priority after my studies. For three years, I have