Ever Being An Officer of a Club or POA in JROTC

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I have been an Muster Petty Officer and Team Commander for Osbourn Park NJROTC Academic Team. I'm currently the Public Relations Chair of the George Mason University Kumdo Club. Most likely to be the club President or VP for next year. If President then for two years.

nope, i was in student congress for longer than anyone and still had no power xD... I was horrible at it too, that might have played a role

my bandmates called me the "band nazi" because i was the only one who actually got everyone together and made them practice, and i also was in charge of a 3 person Go club and an Esperanto club which had one meeting...

btw, congrats. and what's kumdo?

Thanks.

Kumdo is the way of the sword martial art.
http://www.kumdo.com

The link above will give you a better explanation than me and more in depth.

I was the Vice President of Human Resources in Junior Achievement in high school.

As of next semester I'll be the VP of GMU Kumdo Club.

I was the lead member in the physics and engineering team on the mystery event and optics event a few years back.
As for VP,P etc, I've yet to have stuff like that. ><
I'd like to though, at some point.

I became Battalion Commander of my Army JROTC senior year in High School.... didn't like it... I liked being the S-4 much better (supply officer - had my own room filled with uniforms and rifles to organize and I could yell at people for not taking care of stuff, and teach the little supply sergeants how to do stuff) I also got to deal with the copy machine (ornery thing) and keep inventory

Was for 3.5 years in high school. Mostly fun, at times really stressful. Learned a lot. During my senior year, I was LG Officer. Really tough job for me. The CO and XO were on our tails for not doing our jobs right. Being high up chain off command had it perks. My instructors were amazing and really laid back. I'll never forget the time I said in class laughing my head off, mostly for no apparent reason. Everyone found it rather entertaining, including the instructor. Good times.

I was a student body officer and also the drumline captain. I think that's as far as my leadership responsibilities ever went.

I'm now the Secretary for my honor society at Mason for over two months now which the story to join it was a funny one in a way.

I am currently VP of the history club and I started the Tivia Club when I was in high school.