Co-Curricular Activity Transcript
Brenda Bengal
123 Main Street
Pocatello, ID 83201
(208) 555-2323		 Major: Social Work
Graduation: 1999
Degree: Bachelor of Science
Graduate Studies: Psychology
Graduation: 2002

Date 		Activity/Experience Position/Role Skill Development
2001-2002 Golden Key International Honor Society
Arrange meetings, get students involved, take part in service projects		 President Time Management Skills, Communication Skills, Moral and Personal Values
2001-2002 Anonciata Foundation
Established not-for-profit foundation to raise two orphan girls in Rwanda. Raised over $100 to start the foundation.		 President Fundraising Skills, Time Management Skills, Teamwork Skills, Delegation, Goal Setting
2001-2002 University Honors Club
Gathered incoming honors freshmen to establish club. Met twice a month to plan community activities and discuss direction of the club.		 Originator Leadership Skills, Organization Skills, Project Development, Networking
2000-2001 Mortar Board Honor Society
"Reading is Leading" service project. Gather books and read to disadvantaged children, then donate two books to each child. Donated over 600 books and won a national award for the service project. 		Member Interpersonal Skills, Leadership Skills, Promotion, Cooperation, People Skills
Summer 1999 Bryce Hollow Institute on Business and Government Affairs
Interned for the National Council on Aging and attended classes at Georgetown University. Took part in weekly site briefings and weekend workshops.		 Student Communication Skills, Interpersonal Skills, Self-competencies

The Idaho State University IDEA Co-Curricular Activity Program is pleased to recognize this student for demonstrating a commitment to personal growth and development through voluntary participation in university and community activities. This program is coordinated by the Student Activities Center Leadership Development Program.

                                                                                                                                         
Dr. Douglas Covey, Dean of Student Affairs                                    Date