END OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION By Alexander Tucker-Boyd

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END OF THE YEAR
PRESENTATION
By Alexander Tucker-Boyd
MY TOP TAKE-AWAYS
Becoming more brave in trying the obstacle courses on the
Spring Leadership Retreat than I was at the Fall Retreat.
Laughing so boisterously and hysterically that people are forced
to laugh first and ask questions later.
Talking more than I have talked in my entire life to people other
than my family.
Making good first impressions on so many people.
CAÑADA COLLEGE CAMPUS EVENTS

I chaired Constitution Day
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What I learned from Chairing: Politics is unavoidable; politics affects everything we do, so we should
always be aware of it.
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I was on the committee for Black History Month, Random Acts of Kindness and Star Wars.

What I learned: Creativity, Communication, and Responsibility from helping put together these events. It
was challenging and I am glad that I was able to help contribute ideas for the events such as suggesting
questions for the Q & A panel, helping to write inspirational messages, and helping set up for the Star Wars
event.
BIG AND LITTLE

Dominic is my big. Last semester Rupinder was my big. I have not met with either of them formally for
the Big and Little meeting.
CONFERENCES I ATTENDED AND WHAT I LEARNED
 Conferences:
 Take-aways:
 CCCSAA Conference
•
We are all different and we have to figure out
what works for all of us in order to work together
effectively.
•
It is important to listen to everyone when
working with a group.
•
I motivated myself to participate even though
some of the activities were so challenging that I
did not want to try.
•
It takes a lot of time, effort and regular training
in order to become a Student Leader as well as to
maintain and improve Student Leadership skills.
 Fall 2015 Retreat
 Spring 2016 Retreat
 ASGA Conference
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED FROM STUDENT SENATE
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● How to be recognized by the chair in a meeting before I start
talking.
● How to make a motion.
● How to trust others.
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MY TOP FIVE STRENGTHS
1. Connectedness – I like to learn about the past in order to
understand the present.
2. Consistency – I treat people equally.
3. Context – I talk about my memories as a narrative.
4.
5.
Empathy – I notice and understand how people are feeling.
Harmony – I like to come to agreements with people.
CLOSING REMARKS
I had fun at the ASGA and CCCSAA Conferences. Those were
great bonding experiences.
Thank You
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