Central Campus Chapter

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Central Campus Rotaract Spring 2018 Meeting Schedule

Central Rotaract Meeting Schedule:

All meetings are Wednesdays, at 2:30pm in the Overcash Building, Room 255

Interest Meetings – Dates and Times Coming SOON!!
January 24, 2018 – General Assembly
February 7, 2018 – General Assembly
February 21, 2018 – General Assembly
March 7, 2018 – General Assembly
March 28, 2018 – General Assembly
April 11, 2018 – General Assembly
April 25, 2018 – Final General Assembly Meeting of the semester & Elections for Fall 2018

If you have any further questions, please contact the advisor to this group Jenn Marts, or call 704.330.6824704.330.6824 or stop by Overcash 241D.

Central Campus Rotaract Executive Board

Mahmoud Badran, President

Hometown: San Francisco, California

Major: Biology / Pre-Med

What are your career aspirations: To become a Pediatric Oncologist and protect the children of the future.

What university do you want to transfer to: UNC

Why did you join Rotaract: Being able to give back to and protect the community that I have grown to love means a great deal to me. I have always loved to volunteer and be active in community service, so this club allows me to do that on a much bigger scale

Fun fact about yourself: I traveled a lot growing up, so I have never been in one school for more than two years. Because of this I have been exposed to many different cultures and I can speak 3 languages.

What is your favorite part of being a Rotaract member: The satisfaction of knowing that I am making a positive impact on the people that live in my community and always finding new ways to help.

Emily Montealegre

Emily Montealegre, Vice President

Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
Major: Pre-nursing
What are your career aspirations: To become a traveling Family Nurse Practitioner.
What university do you want to transfer to: UNC
Why did you join Rotaract: I love to take every opportunity that I can to help serve the community and those who might need an extra hand. Doing what I can to try and impact the community is something I strive to do, but I always find myself being the one who is impacted the most.
Fun fact about yourself: I am now majoring in science after spending the past 5 years as a choir and musical theatre major at an art school.
What is your favorite part of being a Rotaract member: The growth and change that happens within myself through volunteering and not just within the community that I am serving.

Christopher Ayala, Secretary

My name is Christopher Ayala and I believe in the power of education. Since I have been at Central Piedmont Community College, I have witnessed firsthand, the drive and motivation that many people here have to attain their degree. To me, CPCC isn’t just a college that treats you like a number, as many other colleges do, but rather help influence people’s desire to continue their academic journey, as well as, help them achieve their goals. I am proud to be part of a college that is always willing to put the students first in everything they do. As I continue my academic journey, I will forever be honored to call CPCC my college, and my home.