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I dont have an analogy,

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12-15 units

Residential Advisor for The Bricks

Chair position in Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity

Possibility of a part-time job or internship

2009-2010 Clovis West High School Swim Captain (and Coachs Award recipient)

Fall 2010 Member of Environmental Resource Center (ERC)

Spring 2011 Joe West Hall Government Publicity Officer

Fall 2011-present Residential Advisor in The Bricks

Fall-2011-present Member of National Residence Hall Honorary Makoto Ushihara Chapter

Fall 2011 Delegate for PACURH Conference

Spring 2012-present Member of Interior Design Student Organization

Fall 2012 Vice President of Recognition of National Residence Hall Honorary Makoto Ushihara

Chapter

Fall 2012-present Member of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity

Fall 2012-present Collateral to Judicial Board

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As President of NRRH Makoto Ushihara Chapter I would continue a lot of the old traditions that are

working well, and introduce some new ideas where the chapter needs improvement. Overall, my goal

is to create a well-run chapter that will benefit the campus community through our four pillars.

Membership: Finalize and integrate the point system into the Makoto Ushihara Chapter Constitution

before the academic year begins, and include more incentives. Encourage members who have program-

ming requirements as an RA or in Hall Government to collaborate with NRHH (as long as the program

upholds at least one of the four pillars). Work closely with the Vice President of Membership to keep an

accurate record of the active members, encourage inactive members to return, and ask those who no

longer have interest to become early alumni.

Recognition: Email OTMs that didnt win sent out to their respective recipients. Continue recognizing

everyone who has made a positive impact on the residence halls. Assist the Vice President of Recogni-

tion to make sure emails are being sent out on time, and the OTM database is updated regularly. Also

assist in OTM writing workshops by planning them during strategic times (i.e. after all-staff) and brain-

storming incentives for people to attend.

Collaterals: Continue assigning a collateral to every member based on their strengths, but make the

requirments for each one defined. Apply incentives for completing collateral requirments, and for going

beyond the requirments.

Academics: Encourage academic leadership by holding more programs with the LLC, and recognizing

outstanding students in the residence halls. These will likely be semester or monthly programs utilizing

the LLC and other study areas in the res halls.

Service: Have community service programs and encourage members to hold programs that enhance

the campus and local community. This will entail holding more regular Culture of Clean and similar

programs, and also reaching out to students who are required to fulfill community service hours ( i.e. the

Greek community, students with internships).

Leadership: Present more oppurtunities for residents (and NRHH members) to become involved. Have

guest speakers at NRHH meetings to talk about local and global issues, and take ownership of where we

live.

Democracy: Vote within the chapter meetings on more topics discussed during executive board meet-

ings. In example, voting on which program would be best suited for April: a program recognizing themaintenance staff, or a program to encourage academic excellence.

In addition to voting I would like to utilize Facebook Groups to ensure active involvement between meet-

ings so members are continuously involved in programs, financial decisions, etc.

Conferences: Look pretty and represent SJSU proudly.

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Choose your next NRHH president wisely!