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This article provides 10 tips for saving money and helping the environment. Some key tips include turning off lights and unplugging appliances when not in use, taking shorter showers, recycling, using reusable water bottles instead of plastic, and planting trees. It also discusses an FBLA chapter project to plant trees on abandoned land to beautify the area and offset carbon emissions. The article emphasizes the importance of recycling for both environmental and economic reasons. It notes several upcoming dates like Earth Day and encourages readers to participate in fundraising for charitable causes.
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This document promotes Laura Nguyen for Vice-President for the 2011-2012 term. It repeats the title "Vice-President" several times and calls on the reader to "Vote for Laura Nguyen 2011-2012" for the vice presidential position.
Free enterprise bingo game news release
FBLA Chapter 7863 at Morrow High School held a successful Bingo Night event on October 26, 2011 in Ms. Tate's room. The event was held to celebrate Free Enterprise Week and teach students about economic concepts. Members played Bingo and several winners took home prizes like candy and gift cards. As a result of the fun social event, the FBLA chapter gained 5 new members. Vice President Laura Nguyen thanked all who attended and supported the successful Bingo Night.
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Go Green Newsletter
This article provides 10 tips for saving money and helping the environment. Some key tips include turning off lights and unplugging appliances when not in use, taking shorter showers, recycling, using reusable water bottles instead of plastic, and planting trees. It also discusses an FBLA chapter project to plant trees on abandoned land to beautify the area and offset carbon emissions. The article emphasizes the importance of recycling for both environmental and economic reasons. It notes several upcoming dates like Earth Day and encourages readers to participate in fundraising for charitable causes.
Campaign
This document promotes Laura Nguyen for Vice-President for the 2011-2012 term. It repeats the title "Vice-President" several times and calls on the reader to "Vote for Laura Nguyen 2011-2012" for the vice presidential position.
Free enterprise bingo game news release
FBLA Chapter 7863 at Morrow High School held a successful Bingo Night event on October 26, 2011 in Ms. Tate's room. The event was held to celebrate Free Enterprise Week and teach students about economic concepts. Members played Bingo and several winners took home prizes like candy and gift cards. As a result of the fun social event, the FBLA chapter gained 5 new members. Vice President Laura Nguyen thanked all who attended and supported the successful Bingo Night.
Electronic Recruitment Presentation
The document summarizes the benefits of joining the Future Business Leaders of America organization. It outlines the organization's pledge to develop business leadership skills. Some key benefits mentioned include strengthening confidence, developing leadership skills, opportunities for travel and conferences, scholarships, and competitive events in areas like public speaking and business math. The organization helps transition members from strangers to a supportive team environment.
Job Shadow Newsletter
Monica Johnson is the head director of volunteer services at Southern Regional Hospital who oversees over 100 volunteers. FBLA member Laura Nguyen shadowed Johnson and observed her interacting with and managing the volunteers during her regular work day. Nguyen found it to be an amazing opportunity to see the responsibilities of overseeing such a large group of volunteers at the hospital.
FBLA Brochure
FBLA-PBL is the largest business career student organization in the world with over 215,000 high school members and 11,000 college student members. It aims to develop competent business leadership, strengthen students' confidence, and create more interest and understanding of American business enterprise. Members gain competitive advantages for college and career success through exclusive membership benefits and recognition programs tailored for each division.
Autobiographical Scrapbook
Laura Nguyen was born on September 10, 1994 and has been involved with FBLA since 2005 where she has held various leadership positions. Through her involvement in FBLA, she has gained confidence, leadership skills, and life experiences through opportunities such as public speaking competitions, conferences, and community service projects. Her advisor, Ms. Tate, praised Laura for her ability to execute tasks, listen to others, and lead as well as follow as needed.
TBL Magazine
The document is about an upcoming national leadership conference that will be held in San Antonio, Texas in Spring 2012. It focuses on what attendees can expect at the conference in San Antonio. The conference aims to help attendees develop leadership skills through hands-on experiences.
E portfolio goals
Laura Nguyen outlines her personal, educational, and career goals which include living life to the fullest, graduating college, traveling the world, having a family and successful career, creating a foundation, and giving back to her community. Her educational goals are to be accepted to a four-year college on a full scholarship and earn multiple advanced degrees. Her career goals include publishing a book, retiring at 50 to become a teacher, and having a successful career. She plans to accomplish her goals through hard work in school, volunteering, and networking, drawing on her strengths of being hardworking, compassionate, dedicated, and persistent. Her ultimate career goal is to work as a market analyst and project manager in Corporate America
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The document summarizes the benefits of joining the Future Business Leaders of America organization. It outlines the organization's pledge to develop business leadership skills. Some key benefits mentioned include strengthening confidence, developing leadership skills, opportunities for travel and conferences, scholarships, and competitive events in areas like public speaking and business math. The organization helps transition members from strangers to a supportive team environment.
Job Shadow Newsletter
Monica Johnson is the head director of volunteer services at Southern Regional Hospital who oversees over 100 volunteers. FBLA member Laura Nguyen shadowed Johnson and observed her interacting with and managing the volunteers during her regular work day. Nguyen found it to be an amazing opportunity to see the responsibilities of overseeing such a large group of volunteers at the hospital.
FBLA Brochure
FBLA-PBL is the largest business career student organization in the world with over 215,000 high school members and 11,000 college student members. It aims to develop competent business leadership, strengthen students' confidence, and create more interest and understanding of American business enterprise. Members gain competitive advantages for college and career success through exclusive membership benefits and recognition programs tailored for each division.
Autobiographical Scrapbook
Laura Nguyen was born on September 10, 1994 and has been involved with FBLA since 2005 where she has held various leadership positions. Through her involvement in FBLA, she has gained confidence, leadership skills, and life experiences through opportunities such as public speaking competitions, conferences, and community service projects. Her advisor, Ms. Tate, praised Laura for her ability to execute tasks, listen to others, and lead as well as follow as needed.
TBL Magazine
The document is about an upcoming national leadership conference that will be held in San Antonio, Texas in Spring 2012. It focuses on what attendees can expect at the conference in San Antonio. The conference aims to help attendees develop leadership skills through hands-on experiences.
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Laura Nguyen outlines her personal, educational, and career goals which include living life to the fullest, graduating college, traveling the world, having a family and successful career, creating a foundation, and giving back to her community. Her educational goals are to be accepted to a four-year college on a full scholarship and earn multiple advanced degrees. Her career goals include publishing a book, retiring at 50 to become a teacher, and having a successful career. She plans to accomplish her goals through hard work in school, volunteering, and networking, drawing on her strengths of being hardworking, compassionate, dedicated, and persistent. Her ultimate career goal is to work as a market analyst and project manager in Corporate America