Ask your school principal or student council faculty advisor if the school subscribes to Leadership for Student Activities, which is a monthly magazine published by the National Honor Society. If you can look at a copy, you may get some insight as to how they define a “leadership role.” Even if your school doesn’t get this newsletter, an advisor or guidance counselor might be able to help you. Keep in mind there probably isn’t a bulleted list–it’s probably a subjective measure, and it will be up to you to describe something you did as a leader–if not in title (president of the student council), then as a role (coordinated volunteers for the car wash fundraiser). Good luck!

from your friendly neighborhood public librarian

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