Involvement In FBLA

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In high school, I was actively involved in FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America.) During my time in FBLA, I learned various leadership skills that will help me when pursuing a career. Additionally, I participated in the regional competitions at Kentucky Wesleyan, which, in 2014, I earned third place in the web page design category. My senior year of high school, I was elected Secretary of the club. My duties of Secretary included working together with fellow officers to help organize and plan our meetings and other activities for our club to participate in.

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