I am Lynnette Lockwood. My major is human service management. I chose this major because I like helping people. I am a junior in the program but I transferred from Corning Community College so this is my 2 year at Alfred. I have an associates in liberal arts from CCC and an associates in human services from Alfred State.
My hobbies include
journaling, reading, my favorite series is Percy Jackson and the Olympians, walking,
dancing, singing, watching movies, listening to music, watching TV, my favorite
TV show is Pretty Little Liars, I collect snow globes, stamps, rocks,
bookmarks, and pencil sharpeners, traveling, and knitting.
I see leadership as a
ways to inspire and be role models for people of all ages. I think that having
a good reputation and following through on goals and objectives are great ways
to be a leader. I want to learn to be an effective leader and become more
confident in my abilities to lead.
Previous Leadership
EPLP Blue Level
Spanish Club President
Yorkers Club President
Drama Club Treasurer -3yrs
Girl Scout -13yrs
Youth for Youth – implemented an recycling program
AWANA – LIT leader in training
Part 2
1. The most effective leadership I have
encountered would be the terrace dining hall. I work in the terrace dining hall
at Alfred State College and the way that my boss and the student managers
interact and run things is very good. If there is a problem they come
right up to you and tell you and change it and it’s so smooth.
The
most ineffective leadership I have ever encountered would be when I went on a
Girl Scout destination trip. The way they ran it was very ineffective. They had
a schedule of the places you were supposed to see and the things you were
supposed to do and it was all changed. It was the most disorganized
trip I had ever been on.
2. An effective leader is organized, structured,
if an issue comes up they fix it quickly, great listening skills, honest,
trustworthy, credible, and follows through. Ineffective leaders are not
organized, not structured, doesn’t fix issues, has terrible listening skills,
not honest, not trustworthy, and not credible.
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