On March 16th, State President Sahil Maher and State Reporter Khushi Patel held an assembly at Jackson Liberty High School to promote NJ TSA and encourage involvement. In a lecture hall with about 40 students, they conducted a creative, problem solving workshop called “Trashion.” Run similar to the popular TV series Chopped, students worked in groups to create a designer piece against the clock and were limited to just a few recycled materials. They were then asked to come up with a slogan for their designs and present their final pieces on the “runway.” Students demonstrated extraordinary creativity, adaptability, and exemplary presentation skills all throughout the afternoon and the workshop was a wonderful success. The last half of the assembly was blocked off for a presentation on the opportunities within TSA and the steps needed towards renewing a sustainable chapter.
We thank Jackson Liberty for allowing us to visit your school, work with your kids, and spread TSA joy.