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Eta Delta Character Analysis
While contests were starting I remember sitting in that classroom angry with myself for never applying for a position and still regretting it until today. Even though I have never held a position in Eta Delta I truly believe I could be very successful as Vice President of Communications. I consider myself hard working and diligent, having made the Deans list all three semesters at UNF, in high school managing being the swim team captain, the director of arts for Mini Dance Marathon, and fund raising money for my mission trip to St. Lucia while still getting straight A's has made me confident enough to say that about myself. Although standing in front of a group of people and speaking may not be a strength of mine I really do believe I can make
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