I always like lending a hand to the Society of St. Vincent to feed the locals. Giving back to the community is always fulfilling. I think the most significant lesson I learned from my volunteer work is that kindness really does make a difference in the world. I also learned how to modify my leadership style for different situations. Giving back to those in need has consistently been one of my favorite things to do. This is relevant to one's career, particularly if one works in a clinic or medical facility. To continue building an oasis of refuge for those in need of help, the group requires everyone's cooperation.
Gave 3.00 hours on 04/14/2024 with Black Scholars Unlimited, Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, University of Memphis - Pre-Health, UofM Rising Health Professionals, Volunteer Odyssey
As I've said time and time again, volunteer work is always rewarding, no matter what kind it is. I enjoyed spending time with the children at Youth Villages. All of the children were very smart, talented and have big dreams of having wonderful careers in the future. The most important thing I believe I took away from my volunteer experience is that patience and inclusivity can help heal the lives of many. Additionally, I discovered how to adapt my leadership abilities to various contexts. This is applicable to one's professional life, especially if one works in a medical facility or clinic. The group needs everyone's cooperation in order to move forward with creating a safe haven for everyone.
Gave 2.50 hours on 04/13/2024 with Emerging Leaders Program, Black Scholars Unlimited, University of Memphis, University of Memphis - Pre-Health
It is always satisfying to give back to the community. Kindness truly does make a difference in the world, and I believe it is the most important thing I have learnt from my volunteer work. I also gained knowledge on how to adapt my leadership approach to suit various contexts. It has always been one of my favorite things to give back to the community. This is pertinent to one's professional life, especially if one works in a clinic or other healthcare facility. The group needs everyone's assistance to keep creating a safe haven for people in need.
Gave 3.00 hours on 03/16/2024 with Volunteer Odyssey, Black Scholars Unlimited, Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
The significance of community is, I believe, the most important lesson I took away from my volunteer experience. My favorite thing to do has always been to give back to the community. This is applicable to one's professional life, especially if one works in a medical facility or clinic. In order to move forward with creating a safe haven for people in need of assistance, the group must come to the consensus that each person deserves excellent care. To be honest, I think this could be the answer to the low population health rates.
Gave 2.00 hours on 03/02/2024 with University of Memphis - Pre-Health, Black Scholars Unlimited, Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, Volunteer Odyssey
Giving back to the community is always fulfilling. I think the most significant lesson I learned from my volunteer work is that kindness really does make a difference in the world. I also learned how to modify my leadership style for different situations. Giving back to the community has always been one of my favorite things to do. This is relevant to one's career, particularly if one works in a clinic or medical facility. To continue building a safe haven for those in need of help, the group requires everyone's cooperation.
Gave 3.00 hours on 02/24/2024 with Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, University of Memphis - Pre-Health, Volunteer Odyssey
Volunteer work is always rewarding. The most important thing I believe I took away from my volunteer experience is that generosity truly does change the world. Additionally, I discovered how to adapt my leadership abilities to various contexts. My favorite thing to do has always been to give back to the community. This is applicable to one's professional life, especially if one works in a medical facility or clinic. The group needs everyone's cooperation in order to move forward with creating a safe haven for people in need of assistance.
Gave 3.00 hours on 09/30/2023 with Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, Volunteer Odyssey
On this day, I had the pleasure of spending time with the 4H Club and teaching the young members of the group about history and science. The purpose of this trip was to encourage the children to take what they had learn and think about how they could use their new found knowledge to advance/help grow their community. It felt great working with the leaders of today and tomorrow. As I always say, volunteer work is always rewarding. I always learn so much with volunteer work, but the most important thing I believe I took away from the experience this day was that anyone can make a difference. There is no one set path to becoming someone (i.e. scientist) or doing something (making world-changing discoveries). We all also learned how diversity has a huge part how the world is today. Additionally, this was also the day I was challenged to show everything I learned about being a leader by leading and encouraging the children to be leaders themselves. I discovered how to adapt my leadership abilities to various contexts. This could definitely be applicable to my professional life, especially when I work in a medical facility or clinic. Being able to shift my leadership and give back/encourage future leaders is essential to the continual growth of the nation as a whole.
Gave 5.00 hours on 09/09/2023 with University of Memphis, Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, UofM Rising Health Professionals
I think the most essential lesson I learned from my volunteer experience is the value of community. It has always been my favorite thing to do to give back to the community. This can be applied to one's career, particularly if one works in a clinic or hospital. To proceed with building a secure haven for individuals need aid, the group needs everyone to be in agreement that every deserves high quality service. I honestly believe that this could solve the problem of low population health rates.
Gave 3.00 hours on 08/12/2023 with Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
One of my most significant takeaway from this volunteer opportunity was learning more about team work and time management that ultimately lead to greater progress when it comes to completing tasks. This can be used career-wise, especially with working in a hospital or clinic. Everyone must be on one accord so that the team can continue to move forward in creating a safe refuge for those in need of assistance.
Gave 3.00 hours on 07/22/2023 with Black Scholars Unlimited, Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
Its always a pleasure to work together with like minded individuals to beautify Memphis! I definitely look forward to what's next.
Gave 4.00 hours on 03/04/2023 with Emerging Leaders Program, Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
Anjanique Grays is an active member of the 4-H Club. She has been very supportive and a great mentor for all children. She has successfully guided every child while maintaining the responsibility and relationship to all. Anjanique has the ability to quickly adapt and learns her environment. As the Vice President of the 4-H club I highly recommend her for all leadership qualifications. She has served and made a great impact on our community !