Aonat P. EMID YEB Co-Chair Presentation
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This applicant, Aonat Popoola, is applying for the co-chair position of the Youth Executive Board for 2014-2015. Some key strengths they highlight include determination, problem solving, flexibility, and a democratic leadership style. They are interested in this role for the leadership experience and to help realize visions. As co-chair, they aim to ensure all members can contribute ideas and want to organize more hands-on experiences and college visits. Their involvement with MN Youth Council and college applications may conflict with the schedule but they are determined and flexible.
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- 1. Youth Executive Board 2014-2015 Co-chair Application
- 2. Who am I ? • My name is Aonat Popoola • I am a Stillwater Area High School Senior (class of 2015)
- 3. My Strengths • Determination AND Problem solving – I think two of my greatest strengths are determination and problem solving. I have the ability to see a situation from different perspectives and I can get my work done even in the face of difficult obstacles.
- 4. Personal challenges • Self Transportation • Taking on too much at a time – I like taking on many different challenges (including academic challenges) – I get involved with different things of my interests and things beneficial to my growth as a youth. Because of this, I have a lot on my schedule but the good thing about it is that I’ve learned to manage my time and set priorities.
- 5. Leadership Styles • East Eagle – Visionary - the ability to visualize results – Idea oriented – coming up with many different ideas and – Creativity – having creative ways to solve problems.
- 6. Beyond East Eagle • Flexibility to handle change – Whenever there is a change of any sort, I analyze the situation and I try to find ways to contribute to the change in a positive way. I handle the situation by quickly applying my self to make them a success. • Ability to step out of comfort zone • Democratic leadership style – I am opened to this style because it is effective in decision- making process when everyone has an equal say. It encourages creativity.
- 7. Why am I Interested in the co-chair position? • Greater Leadership Role • The Experience – Would give the opportunity to acquire more skills in terms of working with others and • to translate visions into reality
- 8. What I can bring to YEB & What I would change • My ability to work well in groups • My previous experiences with other leadership groups like YEB • I would change the fact that we spent most of the year(2013-2014) in the meeting area. – I feel the need to change this because YEB members learn a lot of things during the year so it would be great to have more practical experiences.
- 9. Educational Equity • Equity Fairness – access to the same opportunities – 15 students in an advanced math class with a qualified teacher and a sign language translator for students who need it. • Equality Sameness – access to the same things – 15 students in an advanced math class with a qualified teacher.
- 10. Biggest Challenge for YEB • I feel the biggest challenge for YEB would be attending to all the great ideas YEB members contribute for the benefit of the program.
- 11. My Vision for YEB • Making sure everyone are able to voice their opinions and take whatever actions necessary. • College visits • More Hands-on experience – More events such as the Feed My Starving Children.
- 12. Possibility Of Conflict In My Schedule • MN Youth Council is a – “a collaboration of youth and adults working together to empower and mobilize youth across the state to exercise their voices, opinions and ideas to take action on youth issues.” • College applications in the fall – Including college visits
- 13. I think I have covered everything but I want to emphasize that I would be excited to be given the chance to apply what I’ve learned in 10 years of leadership programs and related opportunities to being a YEB 2014- 2015 Co-chair.