By Mia Godoy
Delegates have many roles they need to adapt to, meaning they need to have a great community around them to help them get through difficulties or problems they may have while trying to adapt to the roles to lead them here to State today. A Delegate here today by the name of Emily Moore gave a little information about how she got here to the State Conference and the community that helped her get through it all. “The main thing that helped me get to state the most was my team,” Moore said. This exemplifies that having a competitive group of Delegates that you can rely on will get you to maintain high standards at the best of your work. A Supportive team will always help get through all the rough times but will also help you get to greater places as for today as an example. The meaning of having support around you is to worry less about the problems and for emotional reasons. “Having the support of my team also helped me get to state,” Moore said. Moore stating this helps us understand the meaning of support more by giving us more time to get through the difficulties of getting prepared for the many roles of being a Delegate. Being a Delegate also needs resources to help you throughout the process of being where you are today. The biggest resource people need is their community. “Having a big school that had a lot of other people in Mock Trial helped me most with resources so that I could get ideas from other teams. We had so many people in both the Prosecutor and defense so I got to see so many different sides of it from many different people,” Moore said. This explanation Moore gave was both inspirational by helping us realize what we need most to help us get to where we want to be. Delegates are all around today showing us the best of them but they truly wouldn’t be able to without the help of their community.