Amy Rojas

Dynamic Youth Leader Intern at MI CASA Little Tokyo, skilled in mentoring and relationship building. Successfully fostered personal growth through individualized plans and engaging group activities. Proficient in crisis management and CPR certified, I am dedicated to creating inclusive environments that empower others to achieve their goals and explore their talents. From this I gained experience on how to handle challenges throughout the day and follow directions I’m given from my supervisors. I developed better communication skills and understanding skills that helped me improve my decision making during a crisis.

• Aside from being a youth intern I am also part of a club in school labeled as no place for hate. The no place for hate club is a group of people from different grades and backgrounds to come together and develop ways to support students mentally and academically. This clubs’ mission is to spread equality and diversity across our school and community.
• I am also involved in various vollyball teams in and out of my school life. This past may I helped our schools boys varsity volleyball team win 1st place in the all people’s co-ed league. I also participated in the Lafayette co-ed and adult league where I played with people older or younger than me.
• At my school we usually hold award ceremonies at the end of each year and this year and the year before that I received two awards. One being the most artistic and creative student in AP 2-D art and another for most valuable player in girls varsity volleyball.