Jocelynn Osornio

I volunteered at the More than A Pink Walk. I helped with checking in walkers and handing out t-shirts.

Great event! Thankful for these types of events that provide free food. The red velvet donut was so good. Also, a great way to keep us motivated to keep going and finish strong.

During the Path interview weekend, I attended the dinner on Friday, and was on the clean up team afterwards, and the Path and Wisdom event on Saturday. It was definitely a different experience being on the other side as opposed to last year when I was the one being interviewed. I enjoyed participating and hope to participate again next year.

I volunteered as an interpreter at Westwood Elementary in Springdale during parent teacher conferences. This is my second time volunteering as an interpreter and I enjoyed it just as much as the first time.

The event was an interesting event. I enjoyed listening to Dr. Kagan speak about a topic that is not often spoken about, which was how America is so amused by the Hispanic culture.

I went with some of my Mojitos coworkers and helped serve food for the members of the church.

Spoke to the possible future path members about my experience in path and in college so far. I spoke at all the panels and I loved talking about my experiences! Also counted as one of my honors events.

I volunteered to help set up at mojitos for a Thanksgiving breakfast they hosted for selected kids from the four middle schools in Rogers. I also helped hand out and refill drinks.

I attended the MLA thesis formatting workshop. I was able to get helpful tips on how to cite various sources and how the format should look like.

I talked about my experiences in path and in college so far to high school students from Heritage, Bentonville, and Springdale.