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Randy fernandez
CONTACT: fellowship@aposdsu.org
Hometown: San Diego, CA
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Pledge Class: Psi (Fall 2019)
Hometown: San Diego, CA
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Pledge Class: Psi (Fall 2019)
About Me:
I joined APO when it had promised the chance to improve leadership skills within the organization. I wanted to make advancements in my speaking ability as well as professional conduct. What had kept me within the organization, however, were the people who had welcomed me and showed me that you can achieve so much more when you’re in a group. As a result, one of my goals this semester is to create a similar atmosphere for both future and present members, an atmosphere which promotes a relaxing mood to bond with your peers whilst improving oneself.
Favorite Memory in APO:
One of my favorite memories since joining APO would be where at one of the veteran service events it had started to heavily rain in the morning. A bunch of us were already exhausted since the event had begun really early, so adding rain was the icing on the cake. A bunch of college students scrambling to assemble stuff in the pouring rain at 7AM? A recipe for disaster, yet fondly enough, everyone was laughing and making fun of it! What would usually be a miserable atmosphere was turned around into one where participants still had fun despite the adverse weather conditions, which is why it remains as one of my favorite memories within the organization.
I joined APO when it had promised the chance to improve leadership skills within the organization. I wanted to make advancements in my speaking ability as well as professional conduct. What had kept me within the organization, however, were the people who had welcomed me and showed me that you can achieve so much more when you’re in a group. As a result, one of my goals this semester is to create a similar atmosphere for both future and present members, an atmosphere which promotes a relaxing mood to bond with your peers whilst improving oneself.
Favorite Memory in APO:
One of my favorite memories since joining APO would be where at one of the veteran service events it had started to heavily rain in the morning. A bunch of us were already exhausted since the event had begun really early, so adding rain was the icing on the cake. A bunch of college students scrambling to assemble stuff in the pouring rain at 7AM? A recipe for disaster, yet fondly enough, everyone was laughing and making fun of it! What would usually be a miserable atmosphere was turned around into one where participants still had fun despite the adverse weather conditions, which is why it remains as one of my favorite memories within the organization.
