Isabella Lee
1. Name, Year, Major, and Hometown
Isabella Lee, 4th year NPB major; San Francisco
2. What’s your roman empire?
Ghosts
3. What is the best compliment you have ever received?
I have a nice smile 😃
4. If your life was a movie what genre would it be (comedy, horror, drama, etc.) and what actor would play you?
Comedy; probably awkwafina
5. What is something on your college bucket list?
Get a job and travel with friends
6. What’s your guilty pleasure? (song, movie, food etc.)
Spending money I don’t have
7. What are your bad habits?
Chewing loudly
8. What are your favorite song lyrics?
skeeyee!
9. Defend your unpopular opinion/ hot take
I’m a pretty good driver
10. Describe a time where you had to step up and be a leader?
A time I had to step up as a leader was when I was president of Alpha Phi Omega. This was something I never considered doing but ended up being very fun!
During my tenure as president of Alpha Phi Omega, I encountered a significant leadership challenge that demanded swift action and strategic decision-making. One instance that stands out occurred when our chapter faced a sudden shortage of volunteers for a crucial community service event. Recognizing the importance of fulfilling our commitments, I immediately called for an emergency meeting to address the issue.
In the meeting, I emphasized the significance of our organization's mission and the positive impact we could have on the community. I encouraged open dialogue, fostering an environment where members felt comfortable expressing their concerns and brainstorming solutions. As a leader, I had to navigate diverse perspectives and motivate individuals with varying levels of commitment.
Taking a collaborative approach, I delegated responsibilities based on each member's strengths and availability. Through effective communication and teamwork, we managed to not only meet our volunteer requirements but also exceed expectations. The experience taught me the value of adaptability, communication, and empowering others to contribute their best.
While initially daunting, my role as president became an opportunity for personal growth and the development of strong leadership skills. It reinforced the importance of proactive problem-solving and maintaining a positive team dynamic, ultimately contributing to a successful outcome for our chapter and reinforcing the bond within our community.









