Activities List
The activities list gives graduate admissions or fellowship committees a clearer picture of your achievements, honors, personal interests, leadership experiences, community service, and publications. In general, it should include your activities and honors during college. However, if certain high-school activities or honors help demonstrate a long-standing interest in the kind of activity you are now proposing or a long-standing record of achievement in a field, it may also be to your advantage to include that information.
Design your entries according to the goals and characteristics of the particular fellowship. For a strictly academic, Ph.D. fellowship, you might not list your leadership role on a fraternity's social-activities committee. For a fellowship that highly values leadership abilities, you would list such a role.