Brooklyn Sizemore
Capital University
Brooklyn Sizemore, a second-year student at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio, is an engaged student leader, both on and off campus. Brooklyn addresses food insecurity among college students in her role as a Cap Cupboard volunteer. She is a leader in her service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega, and is a participant of Capital University’s Alternative Spring Break Trips. She is passionate about leaving an impact on this world and making a difference. Brooklyn is a humble leader with the insight to identify social problems and think creatively towards solutions to solve them.
Personal Statement
Pablo Picasso once said, “only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone.” That is exactly what I intend to do with my life. I want to make this world a place I would be happy raising children in, a place I would feel proud to call my home. I try to do that in ways that might not seem very big at first glance; volunteering at my on-campus food resource center, leading and organizing service projects with my fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega, and doing my best to be there for those that need me are a few examples. I enjoy helping others. I always have. After graduation, I hope to spend time volunteering with the Peace Corps or a similar program. As cheesy as it sounds, I want to make a difference with my life. I want to make a change. Through my time on this earth, I have learned that if you want something to get done, it's best to try to be a shepherd among sheep, and I always do my best to be that shepherd.
