In
becoming a College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Ambassador, I did not know what to
expect
nor
did I understand what I was in to at the time. All I knew was that I was
applying for something
great
and
maybe I would be selected.
When
I received the
phone call that I,Kenya ,had been
selected
to
be apart of the
2013-2014-ambassador team I could not believe it.
Not because I was unsure of myself but because I had
accomplished
something
great. I
challenged
myself and conquered,
I
put myself out there and achieved.
Now
that I am an ambassador, my experience has been great nonetheless.
I
am
surrounded
by
great people each time we get together; people that I would not know or hold a
conversation with if it was not for being an ambassador. Not because I would not
want to but because the
opportunity
would
not be there. I am also placed in positions that
challenge
my
nerves and the fear of speaking in front of people on demand. I now understand
that I can speak publicly in a group or in a crowd and there is nothing to be
afraid of. I am geared with the
knowledge
of
the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment that I would not have had if it were not for this
experience. As I continue to go through my college career, I would not trade being an ambassador for anything, as it is helping to
empower
me
to do great things and
inspiring
me
to help others challenge themselves.
Representing
this fine college in all that it is and all that is shall be has been nothing
but an honor and privilege.
I want to wish the best of luck to all of my fellow Wildcat classmates as they have finals next week.
Be Bold. Be Beautiful. Be Empowered.
You will do fine!
Kenya, I'm so glad your experience as an Ambassador has helped you overcome your public speaking fear! You are doing great!
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