There's a difference between being busy and being engaged. Lafayette comes alive each day with the energy of students who are deeply engaged in their academic, co-curricular and extracurricular explorations. In response to the second prompt, keep it simple - choose one activity and add depth to our understanding of your involvement.
What do you do? Why do you do it? (20-200 words)
I had been working in my school media center for three years. I enjoyed every challenging minute there. Since the broadcast began at exact time on every Thursday, as the technique director, I had a very tight schedule. Every week, I kept my mind highly active and creative, thinking out-of-box and making various new attempts, in a purpose to come up with high-leveled and appealing programs efficiently.
Later I was chosen to become the leading producer. Still working behind the scenes, I once admired hosts who seemed to have all attentions and appreciations; however, through the three years in the media center, I now realized the pride to be a backstage worker, where I had my interest-designing and creating good films and programs-fulfilled. Most importantly, the desire of betterment ever kept me improving constantly and creatively, and working hard perseveringly. Also, when working in a team, I learnt to be responsible for the whole team. I always remember the most contented moment when a film was born and the audience applaud for my product genuinely. As a backstage worker, I was fully engaged during my challenging but rewarding work time in the media center.
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