Personal Experience In Student Life

Working and studying at Georgia State University, Perimeter College has changed my outlook for the better in so many aspects. When I started college, late and halfway through the semester, my views on life and school were mediocre at best. It seemed, at the time, the only logical explanation was because I was dissatisfied and desperately discontent with my life. Under these circumstances, I entered Student Life. From then, it was like there was no other place I could have ever belonged.
November 21, 2015 was the first day I started my involvement as a student worker. Things started slow but rapidly increased at a pace I did not know I could pick up. I became a more efficient and organized individual that did each task with the utmost concern, like it was the first thing I did that day with new eyes and fresh energy. Due to my confidence and skill, I quickly

There are people I work with on a daily basis that are of a different culture, different mindset, are both significantly older and younger. The different styles of thinking clash when trying to get a job done. Not everyone has the same personality. Some people can be pushovers and told what to do, some are too headstrong and never want to be told what to do. This can create such a friction in the environment that it can be difficult to get anything accomplished.
We are all student leaders. We all want our opinion to be heard. Overcoming this obstacle and making sure everyone is satisfied is the responsibility of someone who can take an unbiased middle ground to make everyone cooperate. Everything that has been given to me so far has built me up to that person who can manage a cooperative group, who can make even the hot-cold dispositions of my co-leaders to make individuals not into just a group but a