
Hobbies and interests
Criminology
Forensics
Human Resources
Photography and Photo Editing
Mental Health
Interior Design
Journaling
Exercise And Fitness
Exploring Nature And Being Outside
Reading
Adventure
Adult Fiction
Action
Cookbooks
Drama
Fantasy
Mystery
Tragedy
I read books multiple times per month
Alaina Sneed
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Alaina Sneed
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I plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in chemistry with a concentration in forensics, with the ultimate goal of becoming a forensic pathologist and working with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).
Beyond academics, I’ve always worked hard to give back to my community and lead by example. As president of Rockdale County 4-H, I plan and lead board meetings and help students express themselves through leadership and competition, including public speaking and consumer judging. I’m also a proud member of the National Honor Society and Art Club, where I help promote creativity and self-expression through art.
Outside of school, I created a free weeklong photography club to teach young people how to use a camera, simply because I love helping others find their voice through creative outlets. I’m passionate about nature and animals, and I enjoy spending time outdoors and giving back to others. I’m a positive person who brings energy and commitment to everything I do, whether it’s a school project, a leadership role, or a simple act of service.
Currently, I’m applying for a summer internship to gain experience and save money for college. I’m putting my best foot forward because I believe in building a strong foundation for my future—not just for myself, but to set an example for others in my community.
Education
Point University
High SchoolHeritage High School
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Doctoral degree program (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)
Majors of interest:
Career
Dream career field:
Dream career goals:
My job was to encourage youth to be active in their community . As well as push the 4-H'ers out of their comfort zone once and a while. The best part was seeing them come back every month to our annual meetings.
4-H Rockdale County Board2021 – 20221 year
Research
- Rockdale Career Academy — Student2020 – Present
Arts
Heritage High School
Drawing2021 – 2022Heritage High School
Graphic Art2021 – 2022High School Class
PhotographyYes,my portfolio2020 – 2022
Public services
Volunteering
4-H — Board member2020 – Present
Future Interests
Volunteering
Philanthropy
Entrepreneurship
Sweet Dreams Scholarship
Finding My Voice Through 4-H and Community Service
Before joining 4-H, I struggled to speak up. I often felt unsure of myself, even when I had something to say. But 4-H changed that. It gave me confidence, leadership skills, and most importantly, a strong sense of purpose. Being part of this community showed me how to use my voice—and how to help others find theirs too.
One of my favorite 4-H projects was volunteering with “Rockdale Eats a Rainbow.” At that event, we taught families in the community about healthy eating, sharing recipes and ways to cook fruits and vegetables. I loved helping people see that healthy food doesn’t have to be boring or expensive. Moments like that taught me that even small actions—like showing someone how to season vegetables without salt—can make a real impact.
Another experience that shaped me was being a Teen Leader at summer camp. I helped younger members resolve arguments, adjust to being away from home, and build friendships. Being a leader meant more than supervising—it meant being a role model, problem-solver, and support system. I saw how much kids looked up to me, and I took that responsibility seriously.
Last year, I reached a goal I had been working toward for a long time: I made it to state competition in public speaking, representing Rockdale County with a presentation on forensic science. It was nerve-wracking but exciting to share something I care deeply about. That moment helped me realize that not only do I have a voice—I have something worth saying.
I’ve also served in leadership roles within my county program. As Membership Coordinator, I made sure new members felt welcome and included. Now, I serve as the 2024–25 Rockdale County 4-H President, planning meetings and leading community service activities for grades 7–12. I’ve learned that leadership isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about creating space for others to grow.
A major highlight of my 4-H journey was attending the One Georgia conference, where I joined students from across the state to learn about agriculture and sustainability. We explored ways to reduce food waste, stop the spread of crop diseases, and improve farming through science. That experience reminded me how much young people can contribute to solving real-world problems.
Through every activity—from teaching at events to leading meetings—4-H has taught me the power of community. I’ve learned that helping others builds connection, and that showing kindness can go a long way. I’ve also seen how resilience grows when people work together toward a common goal.
As I prepare to start college, I know I will carry these lessons with me. I plan to study forensic science and continue serving others in new ways—whether through mentorship, science, or service. I may not always be wearing a 4-H shirt, but the values it taught me—leadership, compassion, responsibility—will always be part of who I am.
Thanks to 4-H, I’ve gone from the quiet kid in the back of the room to someone who leads with confidence and heart. And that gives me hope—not just for my future, but for the future of every community I’ll be a part of.
GUTS- Olivia Rodrigo Fan Scholarship
Olivia Rodrigo's “Teenage Dream” resonates deeply with me, capturing the essence of what I imagined my teenage years would be. I had grand plans filled with freedom, adventure, and a carefree existence. I envisioned a time when I wouldn’t have to worry about money or the opinions of others. I pictured running freely, embracing every moment, and enjoying the thrill of youth without the constraints that often accompany growing up.
However, as I’ve journeyed through my teenage years, I’ve realized that reality can be quite different. The dreams I held close often clash with the pressures I face daily. Instead of feeling the exhilarating freedom I imagined, I frequently find myself feeling trapped by my circumstances. The weight of expectations—whether from family, friends, or society—can feel overwhelming at times. It’s as if the world is pressing down on me, making it difficult to fully enjoy the spontaneity and joy that I once craved.
There are moments when I wish I could just break free from all the worries and responsibilities. I think back to the carefree days I envisioned, where everything was light and fun. Instead, I find myself caught up in a whirlwind of obligations and anxieties that make it hard to breathe. The constant pressure to succeed, to fit in, and to navigate the complexities of growing up often leaves me feeling like I’m running in circles, unsure of where I’m headed.
This internal conflict—the desire to live authentically while feeling constrained by the realities of life—resonates deeply with me. I find myself longing for the simplicity I imagined, where I could chase my dreams without hesitation. Yet, as I grapple with these feelings, I’m beginning to understand that it’s okay to feel lost sometimes. It’s part of the process of growing up.
Through it all, I’m learning to embrace the journey. Each day brings its own challenges, but it also offers moments of joy and discovery. While the weight of my dreams and responsibilities can be heavy, I’m finding ways to navigate this path. I hold onto the belief that even amidst the chaos, there’s still room for spontaneity and the pursuit of my teenage dreams.
Thank you for taking the time to read my scholarship entry. As a senior, I feel the weight of immense pressure and uncertainty about the future, particularly regarding the financial aspects of pursuing my education. The fear of not being able to afford schooling looms large, making it even more crucial for me to seek opportunities like this one. Your consideration means so much to me, as it represents a potential pathway to achieving my dreams and continuing my academic journey. I truly appreciate your support and understanding during this pivotal time in my life.
Lindsey Vonn ‘GREAT Starts With GRIT’ Scholarship
“I have a dream,” as Rapunzel and Dr. King would say, resonates deeply with me. I never imagined a day when I would yearn for a fairytale land where everything effortlessly falls into place. Yet, despite not living in a fairytale world where birds don’t magically fly down or tasks aren’t always completed perfectly on the first try, I remain committed to my goals. I’ve come to understand that even without fairy-tale solutions, it is through perseverance and hard work that we turn dreams into reality. We make our dreams a reality through our relentless efforts and determination.
As a senior now, I look back on my junior year in anatomy, which was a defining experience that shaped my approach to overcoming challenges. My teacher, Mrs. Brantley, was both demanding and dedicated. Her class was rigorous, with daily quizzes and intense fishbowl discussions where every detail mattered. Her exacting standards pushed me beyond my comfort zone, teaching me the true value of diligence and accuracy.
I remember the countless nights spent drawing human anatomy, creating detailed flashcards on Quizlet, and asking my family to quiz me. These efforts were crucial because the coursework was more than just another class; it was a stepping stone to my future in healthcare. When Mrs. Brantley had to leave due to health issues, it was a significant setback. However, this challenge only highlighted the importance of self-reliance and perseverance. Even in her absence, I pushed myself through the second semester, managing to finish the class with an 87 despite the lack of direct instruction.
This experience imparted a vital lesson: no one else can take a test or solve problems for you. Success is a product of dedication and the will to keep pushing forward, even when circumstances are challenging. Our dreams become reality through our own efforts and resilience. While fairy tales remain a world of dreams, the real world rewards those who actively strive for their goals with perseverance and hard work, transforming their aspirations into achievements.
In conclusion, the journey from fantasy to reality is paved with the bricks of persistence and self-discipline. Every challenge we face is an opportunity to prove our commitment and capability. As I move forward, I carry with me the lessons learned from overcoming obstacles and the knowledge that our dreams are within reach if we are willing to work tirelessly and embrace the journey. Each step, each effort, and each setback brings us closer to turning our dreams into tangible achievements.
Make Your "Truth" Your Own Scholarship
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As I grow older, I’m gaining more freedom to explore and define my own spiritual beliefs and relationship with God. This increased autonomy allows me to engage in a personal journey of understanding and connecting with my spirituality. I’m using this opportunity to examine what serving God means to me personally, rather than simply following established norms or traditions.
This process involves a deep reflection on my values, interests, and experiences. I am exploring various spiritual practices and teachings to find what resonates with my own understanding of faith. This journey is not about rejecting God but about finding a way to connect with and serve Him that feels authentic and meaningful to me.
Support from friends who care about my well-being is crucial during this exploration. Their encouragement provides stability and validation as I navigate these changes. These supportive relationships help me feel less isolated and more confident in my spiritual journey.
Ultimately, this period of personal growth is about integrating my evolving beliefs into a coherent spiritual practice. It’s a time for open-minded exploration and self-discovery, allowing me to build a relationship with God that aligns with my own values and experiences. This approach aims to create a meaningful and fulfilling spiritual path that reflects my true self.
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In the quiet town of Everwood, the residents went about their daily routines with a sense of contentment. The sun rose over the horizon, casting a warm glow on the cobblestone streets, where children played and merchants set up their stalls. The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the air, mingling with the scent of blooming flowers from the nearby gardens. Birds chirped merrily in the trees, creating a harmonious soundtrack to the morning's activities.
As the day progressed, the town square came alive with bustling activity. The local market was a vibrant tapestry of colors and sounds, with vendors offering everything from handcrafted jewelry to artisanal cheeses. Friendly chatter and laughter filled the space, and the occasional sound of a horse-drawn carriage added to the charm of the scene.
In a small corner café, patrons sipped their coffee and engaged in lively conversations. The barista, with a warm smile, expertly crafted lattes and cappuccinos, adding intricate designs to the foam. The café’s cozy atmosphere was a haven for those seeking a moment of respite from their busy lives.
Outside, the town’s historical architecture stood as a testament to its rich heritage. The old clock tower, with its ornate design, chimed every hour, serving as a reminder of the passage of time. Nearby, a charming bookstore beckoned passersby with its inviting display of books and quaint reading nooks.
As evening approached, the town’s pace slowed. Street lamps cast a gentle glow, and the first stars began to appear in the twilight sky. The sense of tranquility that enveloped Everwood was a welcome reprieve from the hustle and bustle of modern life, offering a serene escape where time seemed to stand sti
Our Destiny Our Future Scholarship
Taking a Moment to Make a Positive Difference in the World
In a fast-paced, chaotic world, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the constant stream of negativity and problems that surround us. However, amidst these challenges lies an opportunity for everyone to reflect and find a positive way to make a difference in the world. By taking a moment to pause, reflect, and implement small changes in our lives, we can collectively contribute to creating a better world for ourselves and future generations.
One positive way to make a difference in the world is by practicing kindness, compassion, and empathy towards others. These qualities are not only powerful but also contagious. By voicing our support, lending a helping hand, or simply providing a listening ear, we can uplift someone's spirits and create a ripple effect of positivity. Small acts of kindness, whether it be donating to a local charity, volunteering at a shelter, or participating in community events, have the potential to inspire others to follow suit, generating a snowball effect of positive change.
Furthermore, promoting sustainability and ecological consciousness is another path to making a tangible difference. The world is facing significant environmental challenges, such as climate change, deforestation, and pollution. By making conscious choices to reduce our carbon footprint, conserve resources, and recycle, we can contribute to preserving the planet. Small actions like planting trees, using eco-friendly products, or supporting local, sustainable businesses can greatly impact the environment and inspire others to adopt greener practices.
Education is another powerful tool to effect positive change in the world. By investing time and effort in educating ourselves and others, we can empower individuals, tackle ignorance, and break down barriers. Whether it's sharing knowledge through mentoring programs, promoting literacy initiatives, advocating for equal access to education, or supporting organizations that provide educational opportunities to underserved communities, we can contribute to building a more equitable and knowledgeable society. Education is a catalyst for progress, enlightenment, and individual empowerment, ultimately transforming society at large.
Additionally, striving for inclusivity and social justice is an essential way to make a positive difference in the world. By challenging discriminatory attitudes, advocating for marginalized communities, and embracing diversity, we can foster a society where everyone feels valued and heard. Supporting organizations working towards equality, fighting for human rights, and promoting inclusivity in all aspects of life, from workplaces to neighborhoods, can make a significant impact.
In Conclusion by making small changes in my life which will eventually affect others, we can collectively contribute to creating a better world for ourselves and future generations.