The Means By Which I Better My Community Josh Weiss

In order to contribute to a community of any size or structure, some aspect of said community must be made better. This can be something as simple as cleaning up refuse or as profound as changing the way people live their lives. Regardless of the magnitude by which one seeks to better their community, certain attentiveness to detail must be present in addition to a drive to accomplish whatever it is that requires attention. It is this solicitous nature and impetus for change that I possess and feel will allow me to unequivocally contribute to the University of Florida's community through the continuation of my role as a leader among my peers.

I observe the subtle nuances of everything I'm involved with, from projects and tasks to the very people working with me. Such attention to detail allows me to anticipate and solve most dilemmas before they cause problems. This often objective and analytical approach will thus aid me in my ability to detect problems around me. However, being able to isolate even the most complex crisis is of no value whatsoever if the individual at hand is either unable or unwilling to take the appropriate steps towards mitigation.

Having the motivation to work towards a solution is the second...