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Membership Program Manager
El Camino
Class of 2019
I would choose to live in Vancouver, Canada for the rest of my life because it is a place full of hospitality, adventure, and good food. My trip there with my family last summer was unforgettable because everyone was very welcoming and full of happiness. We biked on a long trail, visited famous villages and museums, went canoeing, and took pictures of the sunset. I had delicious dim sum(which was way cheaper than sf) and picked fresh figs and blueberries for the first time. The experience there will always be memorable and living there for the rest of my life would be a dream come true.
My friends, family, and music artists inspire me to be the person I am today. They teach me to build confidence and to just be weird self. the songs I listen to have lots of powerful messages such as staying positive and believing in yourself.
(This reminds me of the lord of the flies) I would bring a survival book, filter for water, and antibiotics/aid kit. Assuming I will be stuck on the island for quite a while, I would need a survival book so I know how to use the resources around me to stay alive. The water is probably not the cleanest so a filter will make sure all the bacteria and contaminants are taken out. And of course, if I got hurt, I will use the aid kit to heal myself.
One thing people misunderstand about me is that whenever I accidentally make eye contact with them( usually someone I don't talk to), they think I'm a stalker or have something against them. This happens a lot to me when I'm trying to look past the person or behind them. I'm really not the type of person who stares someone down unless they are the ones who do it first.
I had to overcome the challenge of stepping out of my comfort zone and presenting an essay or PowerPoint in front of a big class. Speaking in front of a class filled with 30 students or more is not easy. The way I overcome these challenges is to practice over and over and ask others for guidance. Another challenge I continue to face is overcoming failures and mistakes I make. When I fail a test or have an embarrassing moment, I recognize what I need to improve on and learn from it. We all make mistakes and that is what makes us human.
I cannot live one day without my dog. He has such a funny and silly personality and I can never get bored when I'm around him. He teaches me a great deal of responsibility and trust.
Out of all the great movies I saw, I would have to choose Coco. It's an animated movie about a young boy struggling to be a musician, something that is against his family's wishes. This movie is filled with the theme of pursuing your dreams no matter what others might say. I will admit that I cried a few times.. haha
I see myself majoring in the science field and STEM and graduating from college. I love dogs and I see myself rescuing and helping them recover/find new homes. My dream is to travel around the world and experience all the different cultures.
So far, HIM has been a great way for me to go out and volunteer in the San Francisco community. I'm passionate about helping out and enjoy being part of an organization that's filled with lots of opportunities!