On a more serious note, aside from the blood drawing, I would like to say that I greatly represent the four pillars of NHS: Character, scholarship, service, and leadership. I always maintain a positive attitude, even when faced with frustrating tasks. I strive to better myself through education as well, taking my classes seriously and valuing my grades. I also attempt to help others as well as our Community, providing service wherever it is needed. And lastly, I know how to take control of a situation with stern kindness, leading with an efficient and thoughtful mindset. I firmly believe that these abilities qualify me for the position of Secretary. Thank…
The national honors society consists of four tenets scholarship, leadership, character and service. The tenets that mostly describes me and my character and leaderships skills. I am kind, lovable, caring, trust, worthy, and loyal. I show many leadership skills too. By tutoring little kids to helping their homework and I achieve that skill. My combination of creative talent social expertise makes me a great student to be in national honors society. I have volunteered at the long term care facility. I feel like helping the elderly and helping other people makes me feel like I am a good person. Helping makes me feel like I am giving back to my community.…
National Honor Society continues to shape me into an independent, self-sufficient young adult. The four pillars play an important role in my life no matter where I am. For example, whether I’m at work, in school, or on the basketball court, scholarship, service, leadership, and character transform me into a compassionate leader. Furthermore, National Honor Society will also continue to lead me through the rest of my life. As I head off to college, I will always have the traditional values of the four pillars to lean on. While studying in the field of nursing, I can take what I learned and apply it to my everyday life, even when helping others. Hopefully if I am successful, my leadership will rub off on others, transforming their lives as I…
The four pillars for National Honor Society are scholarship, leadership, service, and character are essential to be in the NHS. You need to be a leader and set a good example, give back, have knowledge, and have good character to better the future. Being in the NHS brings new opportunities to better myself and the community. In many ways I believe I model each of these requirements, some more than others.…
The four pillars of the National Honor Society; scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the four qualities of a well-rounded individual. They have not only embodied who I strive to be, but have helped me achieve success and impact throughout my local community and my time as a national honor society member. Scholarship has helped me define not only who I am as a student, but has helped me prepare for my future. Without my drive to maintain my academics and pursue knowledge, I would not have discovered my love and passion for teaching. This newly discovered passion has helped me narrow down my future career, special education. Service, has helped me develop one of my individual characteristics, as I now understand the importance…
I would love to be in the National Honor Society, I was a part of the National Junior Honor Society at Sawtooth Middle School and I enjoyed it very much. I had so much fun being apart of the NJHS and that group of people. I love being apart of my community and being able to take action. One reason you should consider me for NHS is volunteering is a big part of my life already. I volunteer at Meridian Elementary and at the Boise Humane Society. At Meridian Elementary I help in the library with the classes and book fairs. I walk and play with the dogs at the Boise Humane Society with my friends. I am also in the Upward Bound program where we volunteer at the Boise Food Bank and the Boise Rescue Mission. I work extremely hard to keep my GPA up…
Along with many other achievements in the last three years, my involvement in National Honors Society is one of the most significant. In the past two years I have been a part of National Honors Society at my high school. The four pillars of NHS include: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. I believe I am a leading exemplar of those standards. Scholarship entails more than just getting good grades. It is achieving recognizable grades in rigorous courses that challenge you to learn outside of your comfort zone. National Honors Society has encouraged me to make an impact on my community. Community service is not an obligation, it is a choice I make because it is selfless and rewarding in ways far beyond words. Volunteering is doing…
When I was in first grade, my father was deployed to Iraq. My whole world changed. We moved to Utah to live with my grandparents while my mother was pregnant. It took forever for my dad to return from war. I missed him so much, especially during the holidays. When my dad came back to the States, I thought that things would be better and that our family would be whole again. Two years later, my parents got divorced. My dad was suffering from PTSD and fell into addiction. I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression while my mother was trying her best to raise us on her own and earn her master's degree. I felt that my whole life was falling apart in front of me. These struggles have made me who I am. I have learned to be more compassionate towards…
I believe I would be a great additional member to National Honor Society. I have experience in leadership positions, I am organizing, I am hardworking, and I am dedicated. With these qualities I believe my membership will be an important contribution to the club.…
I would like to begin this essay by saying I am deeply honored to be a student who is even considered for a spot in the National Honors Society. High School has been an uphill battle for me, and I have had to push my limits to get to places I never though I would ever get to. But now, my hard work and determination will have a very grand outcome if I am able to be a part of such a wonderful association. I believe that this organization has done so many wonderful things for the future of our student body, and I am hoping to carry on the legacy of being a part of the National Honors Society. I personally believe that I possess all of the characteristics of an NHS students, including leadership, character, and service. My main goal in life is to have a good future with a successful career in whatever I decide to go into, and being a part of National Honors Society will help make my dream of making something amazing out of myself, into a stern reality.…
Varsity Winter Guard for two years, and this past year I have spent a lot of time mentoring…
The function of an organization such as the National Honor Society is to stand out among your peers with intentions of being a good leader. A leader is someone who stays on task, helps others understand what they are doing or learning. The National Honor Society is also about showing good character. Being a good character is doing the correct thing even when no one is watching your actions. The National Honor Society is a stepping stone in accomplishing many goals. Sadly not everyone can make it into the National Honor Society so if I make it I will be among the most responsible leaders in my school.…
The pillar of scholarship has influenced me since before I was inducted into the National Honor Society. From this pillar I adopted the attitude that every aspect of academics and knowledge requires the full devotion of myself and my time. I have learned that the true value of the pillar of scholarship is to educate individuals of the capabilities and success that only continuous education can provide.…
Throughout my high school career, my aspirations through have evolved into a set of goals based on the four pillars of National Honor Society—scholarship, service, leadership and character—that will guide me through college.…
a. The end of the 2nd world war exposed a world of mutual antagonism rather than one of mutual cooperation…