Ann McCreary

I was highly involved in my high school in clubs like the National Honor Society, the National Art Honor Society (of which I was historian during my junior and senior years), and the Y-Club, where I participated in KYA and KUNA for four years. KYA and KUNA are mock government assemblies where students are given a chance to speak up about problems in the world and solve them by crafting our own bills and resolutions. I was a resolution sponsor for two years, so I gave a speech about assisting Ukrainian refugees in Sweden, and I was a committee chair my senior year, so I was the one leading the room where the sponsors gave their speeches. Y-club really helped me become a leader and a good public speaker. I attended the Governor's School of the Arts for visual art. Also, my experience in serving has helped me be a good team player, a great multi-tasker, and has taught me how to really be personable with other people in a fast-paced setting. I am currently holding a position in my sorority, which has evenmore so forced me to step up as a leader, and boosted my problem-solving skills.

• In Y-club , I won Outstanding Delegate Award for two years in a row, and was a Committee Chair like I mentioned in my summary during my senior year of high school.
• I went to Govenor's School of the Arts the summer of my junior year
• I was an Honor Roll student for all four years of high school, and maintained a 4.2 GPA
• I also involved in both my school's National Honors Society and National Art Honors Society
• I also was apart of my school's small art program that was auditioned based called Cohort for all four years of high school for visual art as well

• I am currently involved in FSL life on campus
• I am currently holding the position of Vice President of Community Relations in my chapter which means I oversee our Philanthropy events, formals, social media, and I am our Panhel delegate at Panhellenic meetings