About Me

"It always seems impossible until it's done." Nelson MandelaMy name is Shahbaz. I graduated from Durfee High School, Fall River, MA in 2012 and attending Bristol Community College to study Engineering Transfer. After graduating from BCC, I attended the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. I am studying Mechanical Engineering and will be entering my Senior year upcoming Fall of 2016. After completion of my bachelors in Mechanical Engineering in May 2017, I plan on transferring to Worcester Polytechnic Institute to pursue Masters in Mechanical Engineering. When I attended Bristol Community College, I started joining student clubs and Tutoring and Academic Support Center (TASC). First, I got involved in the International Club. And shortly after, in the fall of 2012, I became it Vice President and then it's President. Shortly after joining the International Club, I started to participate in the BCC Debate Club. The Debate Club has helped me gain confidence to speak before an audience and support arguments in debate contests both at BCC and other colleges. In addition, I have worked with the Observer newspaper at BCC giving advice to students on how to use the resources that are available at the college. In addition to my service to the clubs, I have become a peer tutor at TASC (Tutoring and Academic Support Center) and also tutored at the Step Up to College program to help students to achieve their goals and earn their GED. Serving as a tutor is something I like because I get to know different people from different cultures and I get to pass on my experience to others and keep the door open to learnings. I have learned a lot from those I tutored over the years. I have also been participating in community service learning and I have received Service Learning and Community Service Certificates of Appreciation from BCC.In the meantime, I have been conducting presentations back at my high school about education for women in Pakistan and entering college. In the fall of 2014 I was invited as a guest speaker at BCC to comment on the book "I am Malala" and how the authors experiences relate to mine, my family's, and the people of Pakistan. At BCC I did so much in such little time. My experiences at BCC have broadened my horizons and made me a more conscientious individual; I feel more confident in myself and more capable of venturing into more challenging experiences. I am happy to join this group of many student from across the nation at Varsity tutors to help student out there, who need our help learn and change the world by achieving their goals. My commitment to help our student and our community would continue and I would always use platforms like varsity tutor to make sure I do fulfill my duty by teaching as much as I know and share my education with may students out there.

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