Destiny Goins

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.

• I founded the HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) Club during my senior year, after completing my first year as a Metro Tech Nursing Assistant student. The club focuses on developing leadership skills and advancing knowledge in healthcare fields, offering members opportunities for participation in health-related competitions and professional networking.

• I founded the BFHS Debate Club during my junior year after persistent efforts to gain school approval. With support from my principal, I established the club, providing students with opportunities to develop public speaking and critical thinking skills through organized debates and competitions.

• In the rigorous Metro Tech Nursing Assistant Program, which admits students from the Phoenix Union High School District to provide a head start in their career plans, I am on track to earn my Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license by graduation. This challenging program spans my junior and senior years and offers hands-on training and comprehensive coursework in nursing fundamentals, positioning me for a successful career in healthcare.

• I led the planning and execution of various community service projects, including a monthly homeless outreach. Coordinating with local organizations, I successfully raised thousands in funds, recruited and trained volunteers, and monitored project outcomes to assess impact and guide future activities.

• As Vice President, I assisted in leading chapter meetings and coordinating activities to promote academic excellence and community service. I worked closely with members to ensure active participation, managed communication between members and the executive board, and contributed to the development of new programs to enhance the society’s impact.

• As the President of the BSU, I lead efforts to promote cultural awareness and community within the school. I organize events and discussions that celebrate Black history and address pertinent issues, collaborating with students and faculty to create an inclusive environment through educational programs and social activities.

I founded the Betty Fairfax Believers in Christ Club during my junior year. The club organizes and hosts Bible studies during and after school hours, providing a space for students to explore their faith and engage in meaningful discussions.

• Attended all practices with willingness to learn, work hard and improve abilities.
• Achieved team success through maintaining a high level of physical fitness and skill development.
• Maintained discipline and focus during high-pressure situations, contributing to successful outcomes in close matches.
• Increased overall team morale by fostering a positive and supportive environment during practices and games.