Anugerah's Personal Competencies

Many classmates believe he was a natural

Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee has always been thought by many as a god-like figure. To others he was a contradiction. Born on January 19, 1807 at Stratford, Virginia, Robert E. Lee was the fourth child of Revolutionary War hero, Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee, and Ann Hill Carter Lee. Raised mostly by his mother, Robert learned patience, control, and discipline from her. As a young man, he was exposed to Christianity and accepted its faith.

Black History Month is an amazing month. It 's a month where incredible things have happened, many great people have done incredible things in this month. Black History month is based of many people, my favorite is Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King Jr. is a great man and he did many great things until unfortunately on April 4,1968 Martin Luther King Jr. was fatally shot and killed by a white racist man James Earl Ray was sentenced into 99 years in prison. James escaped prison and then was soon recaptured and added one more year to total of 100 years in prison.

When thinking of black history month and how so many people fought for the rights of African American people, most of think of patriarchs like Dr. Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks, but how many of us know of the feats done by people like Claudette Colvin or Noble Drew Ali? Many people such as them go unheard of during this time of year and yet, they have accomplished such high feats considering what they went through. Being a minister and a politician who denounced racism like Henry McNeal Turner or the protests that prisoned Soledad Brothers began have not been recognized for so long and its time to remind people of what they have done. Many feats have been done, such as leading a revolt against a police station that refused to do the law services to a black family in need or the case of going against imperial influence from Britain. You can only wonder who else went unnoticed.

Joe Crowell was very bright and graduated at the head of his class. He also got a scholarship to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, and again graduated at the head of his class. He was going to be a great engineer, but when the war broke out him and his education

From all this experience, he has developed great communication skills, he learned how a business needs to be run, and how to work together as a group when needed. In my opinion, the most important thing a leader can have is great communication skills. Monson received the Honorary Doctorate of Communication, Honorary Doctorate of Public Service, and the Honorary Doctorate of Humanities twice all from different colleges. Monson speaks in front of many people all the

Percy L. Julian was one of the greatest scientific minds that ever lived. He made many medical advances in history that help us today. Even though he was denied high school education, he was still able to learn at an astonishing rate. He helped contribute to many different and huge medical advances and without those the world would be a very different place. Thanks to him we can live knowing that we will be able to live to be healthy and old into our later years.

I led twenty-two students during their first year of college to provide them success as students. I co-taught a class that focused on study skills, UNK resources, and involvement on campus. My ability to communicate and adapt to the diversity of the class was shown through creating different learning activities to employ in the classroom. I exemplified team work by collaborating with another instructor. Through my experience as a Peer Academic Leader, I was able to hold two counseling sessions with each student per semester to provide myself as a resource.

Horace Mann, once being one of those many children, decided to take a stance as an adult. He struggled through bad education growing up, excelled as an adult in schooling, got involved in government, and created a brilliant group of rules for better schooling

He also excelled in various sports, which earned him a scholarship, on the University of Illinois, in football. However he was transferred to the North Carolina A&T University in Greensboro. His career as the civil right activist began while he was a student. He was elected to be student body president and fought against the segregation laws which were represented in those times in theatre, libraries and restaurants. He graduated with a degree in psychology and then went on the Theological seminary in Chicago.

I. Thesis Though, Chandra Akella is a working professional, he is passionate to put the extra efforts to be successful at college. He is committed, to stick to a well defined plan, for effective utilization of his time. He is open for evaluations and flexible to make required adjustments accordingly. A. Chandra is passionate to be successful at college.

Based on a tough and rough childhood, he has become a civil right activist. The experience and tough background he went through impacts so much on his leadership styles. In his first meeting with coaching staff at Titan, he had the idea and notion that he was not wanted. Throughout the meeting he remained polite and calm despite being pushed back .He portrayed a leadership style of being diplomatic and respectful with a clear agenda which was winning.

A leader is one who demonstrates community stewardship and active citizenship despite the challenges brought forward. The contributions of those who change and challenge society leads to our diverse nation we live in. Herbert Henry “Herb” Carnegie was an athlete, entrepreneur, and a community leader who embodied these qualities and as a response to the prejudice and racism he faced in 20th century Canada. Born in Toronto to Jamaican immigrants, Herb Carnegie and his six siblings were taught by his parents to pursue their goals through hard work. Herb Carnegie had a passion for sports, most notably hockey.

He was a very popular professor who inspired his students to take action, but he always led by

Exemplary Leader Report: Colin Powell Encapsulating the life and leadership of Colin Powell, the last line in his latest memoir, It Worked for Me: In Life and Leadership, reads, “The people in my life made me what I am,” (Powell & Koltz, 2012, p. 369). From Powell’s relationship with his Jamaican immigrant parents to Powell’s boss, the President of the United States George W. Bush, it was the relationships he built and valued with the average person all the way to those at the top who taught him and guided him throughout his career and life. Although Colin Powell rose to great heights in his career, he certainly did not start off advantaged.