I have run track for six years and have played soccer for thirteen years. Throughout my career I have played on club teams, my high school team, Olympic Development Programs, and currently I am in my second year here at Central. Being involved in sports has taught me leadership, organization, and responsibility. Along with these skills I have learned that competitiveness is not all about winning and losing, it is the effort given and the lessons learned. This relates to everyday life and its challenges faced before us.
Life is full of wins and losses.
Physical education can help teach children how to react when expectations are not met and how to show poise when they succeed. Looking into the future, my goal is to teach at the elementary level and work my way up to administrative positions. Once I receive my degree, I intend on working towards a master's degree in physical education. Within my classroom I will focus on teamwork. The ability to get along with all people, is an important skill to have for life.