Brooke Morales

Due to my activism, I have learned essential skills in organization and planning, whenever I put together protests, I have to reach out to the correct people, set specific times and dates, and be prepared to lead others in their journey of making their place in the world. It has helped me understand real world environments and how to better deal with large crowds and unplanned blunder.

During my 8 hours volunteering at the Moses Lake High School as a student proctor for the Math Is Cool Event, I was tasked with keeping an eye on the children and disciplining them if needed, I had to remain vigilant to ensure that there was no harm done to any objects in the room, or any harm exchanged between scholars. I passed out math workbooks, timed the students on their tests, collected and organized paperwork, and I had to utilize my public speaking skills with students and peers alike, I also served as an aid to any adults taking part in the event.

During my time as the Science Olympiad Vice President, I made it a personal goal of mine do ensure that the work space was adequate and welcoming for everyone apart of our team, as well as trying to keep myself and the rest of us on top of our work and our studies pertaining to Science Olympiad. This role of leadership helped grow my sense of responsibility as well as pride and confidence in my ability to guide others forward.