AMY VAUGHN

I believe this type of programming to be the most inspirational that exists for the young teens living in any community worldwide. It grow’s tomorrow’s leaders while meeting the needs of today.  I was always the shyest kid in the group and would never say a single word to anyone. Being able to participate in a program taught me to open up and communicate. This has allowed me to get so involved in the community and even given me international experience in “Service Above Self”. Without this concept, I think I would still be shy and definitely wouldn’t have been able to participate in so many opportunities that have opened up for me to serve others.  

 

I now have an associate’s degree from Moberly Area Community College and currently attend the University of MO working to earn a bachelor’s degree in meteorology.