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The Multicultural Student Leadership Institute (MSLI)
The multicultural Student Leadership Institute(MSLI) is dedicated to helping incoming freshman from diverse backgrounds acclimate to a college environment. The program focuses on three aspects: one, teaching basic college survival skills; two, developing and fostering leadership skills; and three, using leadership skills in the larger community. MSLI teaches students how to use their skills in the community by having students participate in a wide array of community service. As part of the organization, I helped clean up a park; I went to the Trenton Rescue Mission and help with a lot of their programs; and I participated in the Midnight Run, which provides necessities to homeless individuals around the city.
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