One Friday afternoon, Steven and I assisted with
preparing the gym for the school’s Pep Rally, which was scheduled to occur
later that day. Steven and I helped set-up tables, chairs, and speakers. As we
walked through the halls, it was apparent that the children were extremely
excited for the event, and their excitement manifested into their unruliness.
During another day, a group of us were stationed
in a third floor office (see picture below). Within the office were filing
cabinets containing student files. The files were labeled with each student's
grade level. The problem was the grade levels corresponded to last year’s
class, and needed to be updated.
With
our substantial brain capacity, we were able to collaborate and formulate an
efficient assembly line. I, of course, was declared "Leader" of
the assembly line.
Pictured
Below - Steve, Samantha, and The Leader
Here
I can be seen passing stacks of folders to Steven, Samantha, and Christen (not
pictured). Keep in mind the importance of maintaining the folders (i.e. the stacks) in
alphabetical order. It was up to me to establish the ultimate order of
operations. There were several factors I had to consider and maintain in my short-term memory: how (the order) the folder stacks were distributed, size of the stack distributed, and my assistants' editing speed. Accommodating all of these factors would prove more challenging than initially expected, but through my continued composure and determination, I was able to lead the successful and timely completion of this task.
Total Volunteer Hours – 18
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