My love for the EOYDC really started in 1998 after my first
year at Morehouse College when I served as the Director of the Summer
Enrichment Program. When I first started working for the Center I really
didn’t know what to expect, because the job that I was taking on really had
a lot of responsibilities. All of my previous jobs were minor low key jobs
while I was in high school working at McDonalds and Pizza Hut. While working
here I gained numerous skills that I need and use throughout life dealing
with the working environment, school, and with my personal life. Such as
being more mature, having a professional attitude at work, the role of being
a leader and taking on responsibilities and how to work under pressure when
dealing with the kids, their parents, or giving presentations. I really
appreciate how the Center is willing to help anyone who is willing to step
up and take the challenge. With all of the programs and different activities
that they offer, you are compelled to make a change for the better.
I knew the Center was big when I was in Atlanta coming home from practice
and I was wearing an EOYDC T-shirt and an older gentleman walked up to me
and started asking me questions about the Center. It seems that he
remembered when he used to go there and how he wished they had something
like it in Atlanta.
I would like to say thank you again Ms. Regina, for giving me the
opportunity to work at the EOYDC for those two summers and to all of the
staff for being so helpful all of the time.
Update:
Seante graduated from Morehouse College with a degree in Health &
Physical Education. His goal is to become a Physical Therapist. He is
on his way, he is currently employed at Kaiser Permanente Hospital.
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