Delta Phi Epsilon is the University of Washington's art student organization. As an active member, I attended weekly meetings, voted in every election, and helped plan special events. My annual commitment was helping with prospective student orientation. Each year, members of the student organization man a table in the art building during orientation week, answering questions new students have about the program, teachers, classes, and general questions about the campus.

I started Girl Scouts when I was beginning junior high, and continued through Senior Scouts in high school. I earned both the Silver and Gold Awards, both planning and executing my own service projects. For my Silver Award (30 hours of community service), I worked at a nursing home to connect the home with various performers throughout the community and bridge gaps between local musicians and the nursing home community. For my Gold Award (50 hours of community service), I constructed and dispersed twelve nesting boxes for the endangered Western Wood Duck throughout the marshes in between Redmond and Woodinville. This was especially rewarding because I learned a great deal about both carpentry and the environment.

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