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Summer '23 Intern A
Mills High School
Class of 2025
I mostly use apps but I would say Canvas because schoolwork :)
To be entirely honest, probably my mom. She is not only incredibly passionate in everything she does, but also one of the funniest people I've ever interacted with. She has this ability to be professional yet witty, and I have never hesitated once to confide in her about anything. She inspires me everyday and I will always be grateful for her!
As cliche as this sounds, my room is the first place that comes to mind. My room is named "my room" because it radiates me from every corner. "Your room is a reflection of your mind" didn't stem from nowhere, and I'm happy to say that my room mirrors my personality, as well as the version of myself that I strive to become. I could spend all my time there because it brings me a comforting sense of familiarity.
I wouldn't say I'm completely introverted, but I'm pretty closed off with my emotions. I'm the only child-- so at home, I don't express my feelings through forms of expression all that often. Therefore, my smiles when I initially meet new people aren't always genuine, but that doesn't indicate that I dislike them. When you get to know me though, I become a totally different person ^0^
I would probably try to do as much as I can. To state the obvious, I would say my goodbyes to my family and cat. Then I would bring all my friends together for an outing where we risk our lives to experience thrill one last time. I'm normally a very cautious person and would never pick the hazardous route over the secure one, but if I'm aware that my death is inevitable, then I might as well
I want to say something other than my phone but unfortunately, I've come to a realization that I spend A LOT of time on my phone :D I communicate with my friends everyday on there, and they serve as pretty much my only social life outside of school. I run a business which I check on daily, and Tiktok occupies a few hours of my time every night. I open my gmail impulsively to see updates on my favorite stores, because of course, I love online shopping and can't indulge in that without my phone.
HIM has opened up my perspective on what it takes to run a successful organization, and has introduced me to all the little aspects that often gets overlooked. It has only been a few weeks, but I've already learned so much invaluable information. The responsibilities that come with the role of an intern reveal a glimpse of what it means to be a leader, and I'm eager to continue this experience!
Based on my experience so far, the HIM Internship Program has provided instructions that well exceeded my expectations, and the program is ran in an orderly, inclusive manner. The entire system is mostly ran by students like me, and they've been nothing but considerate. Besides the countless opportunities presented for me upon joining, the training has been professional and fun. It's safe to say that I've gained applicable knowledge, which can aid my journey moving forward in infinite ways :)
I'm just going to assume everyone has to follow this rule without "personal free will" or anything like that-- in that case I would go with something obvious like "everyone has to be considerate to one another". I think "being kind" is a bit too generic, because there are many ways to define kindness. There are countless instances where I had a fleeting thought of, this person can just be a bit more considerate of others. If everyone collectively begins to consider the needs of those around them, then I'm positive our society can be transformed into something better :v.
I'm nOT a morning person. Knowing that I have to wake up early the next morning usually churns dread in my stomach but a charity run is different. The idea of being an active partaker amidst many others in a fundraising event makes me eager to participate. The more I take part in volunteering, the more I recognize the fulfillment and delight in helping others.
This is a difficult question because life is complicated. (of course) Its complexity can barely be compared to a game, but if I had to list out some I've heard/observed, it'll be: don't assume, time doesn't wait, and live life to the fullest? (idk) I'm not sure how deep this question goes or what it means by "rules" but I would say never judge anything by its appearance as you can easily over/under estimate its potential/threat. Things are progressively getting more deceptive as the society ages, so this is one rule I would always follow. & the other two are pretty much self explanatory lol
I wish to be remembered for my sincere contributions and ideas. I have many considerable goals I desire to achieve, and I want them to leave their footprint on our community. Regardless of whether the role I take is a substantial or minuscule one, I long to be a part of something impactful. Even though there's a slim chance I get to check everything off my checklist, I still want to be remembered for my efforts.