On the first day of August p>2119, I always want to write something every day, so let's start today.

The first article I want to write is about my life as a student cadre officer in my freshman and sophomore year, that is, students' unions and so on. From the first year of my freshman year until the beginning of last semester, I was not idle for a moment, and I felt something.

I attended two universities when I first entered the university, but in the first two years, I was promoted to a batch of undergraduate enrollment, which is a second-rate last-class city at most. When I first came in, I was full of vigor and vitality, and I wanted to try everything, especially the elders and class helpers kept blowing drums, saying that I must choose class cadres, join the student union, join the party, and improve my vision and ability. So when I was a freshman, I started to drill everywhere with this hot brain. I didn't think about the future, so I thought it would be good for me to choose these cadres.

At the beginning, I participated in the selection of class cadres. Don't say that our freshman class teacher is really fair. I just came in and didn't know each other well. In order to avoid unfair voting, an interview system was implemented. Hand in an application form first, and then go to the interview in another room of the teaching building one by one. It was my first university interview, or rather the first formal interview in my life. Naturally, I was very nervous, but I didn't have stage fright, so I answered all the questions raised by the head teacher. But what I won't forget is that I exaggerated my words and even invented something that I didn't have in order to be elected. After that, I have reflected. In fact, I will be used to lying to others when my interests are touched. I don't know what will happen to others, but fortunately, it has not caused too much waves. But there is a sense of guilt, shame, and this feeling has crept into my mind. Since then, I have been holding this kind of guilt and my subsequent interviews have been based on facts.

It didn't take long for the results to come out, and I was elected-publicity committee, a modest position, which is to take photos of class activities, write something, collect screenshots and so on. But I can say that I have done my best. You know, in a university, there are many kinds of activities, and the enthusiasm of the students in the class is inversely proportional to it (especially the female students in our major are four times as many as the male students), so most of the activities are organized by the class Committee in advance, and they are busy before. As a publicity committee member, I have played skits, cut videos and written plans, and I have been deeply poisoned by various activity class meetings. Being a class cadre in a university gives me a feeling that troubles and gains are mutually blessed. I will have to urge my classmates to hand in all kinds of materials and stand up awkwardly and enliven the atmosphere when class activities are cold. But at the same time, in a class that can't be separated any more, I can be familiar with everyone's name and face because I am a class cadre, not to mention the use of it, but it gives me a sense of pride; I also became friends with my classmates who are also class cadres. It is not easy to have friends in college, well, friends. The ability is good, and the class cadres have given me limited experience, so I won't say much.

In fact, I went to see an interview organized by an "editorial team" in the college shortly after I selected the class cadres, and this interview only started my hard journey as an officer. This interview was encouraged by the help class (before the military training, the college would ask us to write the military training experience every day, so it was recommended because it was ok). Because it is a subordinate organization of the student union in the college, the interviewer is a senior and a senior, which is more formal and nervous than last time. But I may have the ability to have a sharp increase in confidence when I meet an interview, and my answer is not bad, so I was chosen. This organization generally does some work of taking photos and writing manuscripts for college activities and conferences. I can't say that I love it, but I did learn something and got a lot of comprehensive tests from it.

Then I have to mention the university clubs. From my own experience, if you are not really interested, don't choose the officers of the clubs, because if you are ignorant, you will have too many. In my freshman year, I went to choose a club officer, such as environmental protection. The interview was very casual, as long as you went, you were chosen. After that, there will be a regular meeting every week. Besides the tasks of the department where the club is located, it will take up a lot of your time to be busy with various activities, and I find that I really don't like it at all. Therefore, I asked for leave at the later meetings of the club, and I resolutely didn't participate in the change. But I can't generalize, after all, I belong to an ordinary club of double non-school In a word, I will describe my club work experience with more investment and less return, especially since you are not interested in this club. So I think there is no need to join a club. It is better to spend time studying or doing what I like. Think clearly about everything, which is my biggest feeling, because once you get stuck in something, it is very difficult to get rid of it.

Let's talk about the "editorial team". In fact, I am still very happy in this group, at least during my freshman year. Its task mechanism is as follows: once the college holds an important activity or meeting, the senior sister who is in charge of managing our propaganda department will inform us in the group and let us take the initiative to take up the task. During my freshman year, I went back and forth for thirty or forty times. I have worked with different people and seen different occasions. Because there are not many tasks given by this organization, and the sisters are really good, I will thank this experience. During this period, my ability to write manuscripts has indeed improved, such as WeChat drafts and newsletters, and at first, every time I saw my name under WeChat official account and official website of the college, it would give me a very excited and proud feeling.

But it is not easy to perform these tasks, especially during the period of becoming a novice. You should go to the activity place in advance, especially some activities start very early (such as flag-raising ceremony); Or for a long time, I have to sit in the back row and remember the process all the time to write a manuscript. During this period, I have to walk around to take pictures. It is always strange to walk around alone in a quiet conference room. After the activity, it is necessary to discuss with the students who are on a mission with * * * and write the manuscript. You know, it is very difficult to run in with the people you just met, and once it even quarreled, and it took time to prepare it at first. Sometimes the task in the afternoon was not written at eleven o'clock in the evening. But fortunately, practice makes perfect, and time will teach you anything you feel uncomfortable and difficult, as long as you have the heart.

well, I'm going to start describing my very successful experience. At the beginning of the freshman semester, the college league credits will begin to change, which is often called the student union. I didn't intend to go at first. I have never been a bold person. Until the senior of the propaganda department came to talk to me privately, the senior was very powerful. She said that although she was in the student union, she actually had enough time to spare to do other things, because she passed the CET-4 and CET-6, and her score was not low. This suddenly poked my last concern and finally promised her to run for the election. Then, there is no then, I can only say that I have been exhausted for a long time on the road that does not belong to me.

The assessment of the League Student Affairs Officer is divided into one round of written examination and two rounds of interview, which is more formal than what I have experienced before. What can I say? You just have to take it seriously, show enough confidence, and don't be afraid that the opportunity won't turn you. After officially becoming the director of the propaganda department of the college, I gradually became acquainted with the people in the department. Two ministers in our department are senior students, plus five directors, including me. A * * * seven people, why so many people, because there are many things! It can be said that since the day I joined the propaganda department, I have never been idle for a moment. It is common to work overtime and change the manuscript to one or two in the middle of the night. I have also set a brilliant experience of rewriting three or four manuscripts a day.

There are about three nodes that have been intensively bombarded. First, during the preparation of the college's graduate party, the propaganda department was responsible for making all the work about the decoration of the party, so I took time off to make decorations almost all the evening self-study in May that year. On the day of the graduation party, I got up early in the morning to decorate the venue. Until the evening party started, I was so tired that everyone in the department didn't want to talk. I can't remember how many balloons I inflated that day. At the beginning of the party, we should still keep taking pictures and recording the performance characteristics of the program for writing. I can't remember how late I went to bed that day, anyway, it wouldn't be early, and there was a girl in the department who probably cried because of a series of fatigue and depression. Looking back, it's really uncomfortable. At least the success of the party that day made me feel a little gratified, but that's all. For the first time, I deeply understand the situation of the people behind the scenes, but who knows except ourselves?

the second is the end of the freshman semester, that is, after the graduation party. Yes, any disaster has its consequences. People in other departments have no tasks. When students are preparing for the final exam, our propaganda department is still working hard for various meetings and activities of the college. What's even worse is that all members of the editorial team should be in charge of these things, but you know, once the term of office is about to expire, and the end of the term is approaching, no one will be motivated, and all the tasks will be on the members of the Propaganda Department (I note here that the editorial team is actually a subordinate organization of the Propaganda Department of the College and is under its management, so I am a member of two organizations at this time). College to the final summary period, a pile of meetings, uncomfortable is that the basic task is our propaganda department is responsible for the manuscript management of three people, from taking photos, writing to WeChat official account typesetting, plus the final review, the pressure is self-evident. I'm in a meeting now. At that time, I complained to people around me that it was common for departments to do things. They always gave me a sentence, who told you to choose at the beginning?

the third is the beginning of sophomore year, during the welcome period. Our department first prepared slogans, banners, signs and so on. The printing shop that cooperates with the college is in the north campus of the school, and our teaching building is in the south campus, which is separated by dozens of kilometers. I don't know how many trips there were on the day of welcoming the new students. Anyway, I took the bus when I met the scooter, but I didn't walk, and my feet were basically ruined that day. What impressed me most was that the teacher in charge of the orientation told me to print two slogans temporarily. I rushed to the graphic shop to get them back and give them to her, but the result was useless. I don't mean to blame the teacher. She was very busy that day, but I think the feelings of the director should always be taken into account. Of course I have to complain.

In fact, I have experienced this feeling many times. During this period in the Student Union, most teachers will trouble their students to do many things for the convenience of their work. Of course, most of them are students in the Student Union. So you should actually consider whether to join, especially in important departments, there will be many things waiting for you. And once you are familiar with the teacher, you will have more troubles. After all, the teacher will always find someone with a name to help him do things, and it is useless to you. Of course, I have many such experiences, but I won't go into details. But it's also good, because you are familiar with it, which is helpful for your evaluation. I don't agree with the statement that it is unfair to be awarded as a cadre officer. In universities, being a student cadre is a plus item, and teachers naturally prefer students who can hold positions at the same time.

anyway, it's a military training activity for freshmen soon after orientation, and you can still be busy. Military training requires freshmen to write an article every day, hand it in for screening and then post it to the College WeChat official account, which is naturally a matter for our propaganda department. The people in the department and I went to the military training ground on time at 7 o'clock every day, sat cross-legged on the grass, screened the manuscripts, and then typed the excellent manuscripts into electronic files (which would help others) and collected them for delivery, which lasted for more than a week until the end of military training. Not only that, but we also have to make a separate push and other reports for freshmen's military training. At the beginning of the new semester, others are cultivating themselves and absorbing the essence of heaven and earth. I am just like a unpaid office worker, doing tedious work. By the way, half a month after the start of the new semester of sophomore year is the day of Grade Two (National Computer Grade Two Examination). I don't have time to brush the questions, so of course I will hang up.

After my sophomore year, I stayed in the Student Union for a whole semester. The task was not as heavy as before, but it also affected my life from time to time. Because a new editorial team was recruited, the task was naturally given to them. I probably just did some editing and leading work. At this time, I also clearly found that I was not suitable to be a coordinator, and I didn't do well in managing the editorial team and so on, and my mentality changed from then on. In short, this semester is much more dull than before, and I gradually understand what is suitable for me and what is worth paying for.

The second semester of sophomore year, soon after the start of school, is the time to change the league. In fact, I made it clear before that I didn't want to stay, but I think it was because a lot of work in the previous department left a shadow on us, which led to no one in our department wanting to stay on the eve of the transition. First, the teacher pulled us to talk and said a lot of words to keep us, but now I'm quite firm. I answered with the excuse that I want to do a good job in my study, and the teacher couldn't continue to say anything. Just let me think it over. Later, the two ministers also found me alone and repeatedly advised me to stay. In fact, I had promised them at that time (I really appreciated the two senior sisters, who were serious and responsible enough to teach me a lot), but then I heard that someone was willing to stay, so I naturally told my senior sister that I would not run for re-election. Then, from this moment on, I felt that all the stagnation in my heart had dispersed, and I really realized what is suitable for my growth. I have no regrets, but more relief and a little worry about the future.

In retrospect, during my year in the Propaganda Department, I took countless photos and wrote a lot of manuscripts, saying that it is impossible without income. At least I know how to write press releases and how to take photos of meetings. I don't know if these are useful for my future (I am not a journalism major myself), but my patience has been honed enough. However, I will often complain about this job during my tenure. Of course, this is related to its huge workload, but another friend of mine who has the same situation and feelings said to me, "The reason why we feel tired and don't like this job is actually because we have been doing it for the purpose of completing the task, not for learning anything." In fact, it's quite right. You can see that I used words like hardship and depression to describe my student union life before, because I have no purpose, and I will only copy the work of the department in the new year according to the previous template. I have no initiative. How can I enjoy it? There are some people around me who work for the purpose of learning. Now that I think about it, they can get more things than me.

in any case, it's up to you whether you want to live as an official or not. If you want to concentrate on your studies, there is absolutely no problem. All the seniors and sisters who came over told me that you should always look at your grades and certificates before going out. If you want to exercise your eloquence or communication skills, you can join the debate team and English speech class, which will give you more practical oral exercise than being a student cadre. The prerequisite for evaluating scholarships and joining the party is grades. There are many people who lack the experience of cadres and get these opportunities. Practice tells me to study hard. Of course, you have held some positions, and good grades are the most advantageous. In fact, being a class cadre is quite good.

I still hold the post of class propaganda committee member. In fact, after I became arrogant, there was no substantive work in my position, and I didn't want to do anything else.