Andreas CAS #23 (S) Learning Outcome 5

 Andreas Cantu 

On Saturday, I joined my mother and a few colleagues at the Bissonette campus for the art market zoom presentation. Our job was to create different drumrolls for different awards 70 times. While I was initially looking forward to this volunteer work, at the end of it my head was swimming in throbs and aches. I forgot to take into account what 70 loud drumrolls with a combination of drums, harmonicas, triangles, maracas, and shakers would do to the stability of my head. However, despite the intense head pain that followed, I was happy that I attended the program and I am confident that my mother certainly appreciated it as well. It was also a great example of how effectively a group of students can work together when there is a plan in place and everyone follows the proper steps towards success. This was definitely a good experience and I am glad that I made the decision to attend as it was a much better alternative to staying home and doing virtually nothing. 

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