Art Club Personal Statement

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SHARE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCES AND ASPIRATIONS FOR THE FUTURE I have been very fortunate to attend XXXl High School for the past four years. Throughout high school, I have been an active member of my high school’s community through my participation in clubs and sports. As a member of the National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, National Chinese Honor Society, and the Co-President of Art Club, my commitment to these clubs has prompted me to take part in service projects to promote art and scholarship in the community. In National Art Honor Society, I have taken part in service projects to engage the community in art by sponsoring children’s crafts that coincided with XXX’s theatre productions, host art workshops for children, and make baby blankets for the Hyannis BabyCenter. As a sophomore, I joined Art Club because I thought creating art was fun and relaxing. If it wasn’t for Art Club, I would have never learned how to make ceramics or know how to use the potter’s wheel. Since then, I have become proficient enough to make bowls to donate for the Organization of Soup Bowls for Hunger every year. Being involved in these clubs has led to me devote time to give back to my community. For …show more content…

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