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that it became more interview oriented as opposed to a typical "meet and greet". Powley first asked me what leadership experiences I have had. I have had numerous leadership position in high school, but I knew that it would not be pertinent in such discourse. Thus I scoured in the brief seconds my stay at CASE. What had I done? What leadership experiences had I accomplished. I was already a junior, having switched to a management major my sophomore year from biology. I recalled my freshman year, when I was the freshman respresentative for the Asian American Alliance (AAA). Thus I began retelling my experiences as a freshman representative for the organization and slowly events began to pour back to me in a deluge of memories. I felt more at ease with myself and communicated confidently. I tried to maintain eye contact while setting an expression of friendliness and ease.

It was a good "ice-breaker" for future interviews to come.