She worked in the life insurance industry and at Bank of America, doing “behind the scenes” work on large deposits of money. It was not until she had children that she decided to change
She doesn’t like to break rules. She never did as a child and she still doesn’t, but she remembers that she will always do. Her great morals helped her get where she is now. She was ask to speak in the huge Conference that she is holding. The
Her track record of work experience demonstrates her professional abilities while showing the dedication she has to ensuring that all children grow up in a just and equitable
She is a writer, public speaker, and mother of three children, which she often refers to in her
Self-confidence. Relaxation. Ease. This is what I gained from STAR and I want to pass these characteristics on as a STAR mentor. Not only did STAR help me with my middle school to high school transition but it also assisted me with my move from Kansas to Hershey.
Being in a technological era she realizes that the use of technology and innovation is important to business performance. Throughout her career with Deloitte she has helped change the culture surrounding women and minorities and as CEO she wants to change the culture of innovation and technology which will surely be an easier task. In her BizJourals interview she brings to the reader's attention that “Sixty-six percent of our hires last year were minorities or women, That’s important as we look to our workforce of the future. The advice I give, no matter male or female, is not being afraid to step outside your comfort zone and think more long-term about your career then maybe the next year. Millennials coming in may not be in the job for 29 years like I am.
I arrived at Aspire at 2 pm and met with Trinity, Moria, and Clare in the intern office. Then to start with I read over the confidentiality agreement and was explained the importance of it by Trinity. After signing the agreement, Trinity took Rebekah and me on a tour of the Aspire clinics facilities. Trinity gave us an idea of what all goes on at the Aspire clinic behind the scenes. After seeing everything on the tour, we went back to the intern office where Trinity explain to us opening and closing procedures, Dropbox & intro to important documents, the call log, calendar, website, checking clients in and out, and how to write receipts/ handle payments.
As a child, everyone has inspirations to become a professional athlete or a celebrity. As I began to mature, I aspired to become an entrepreneur. Throughout the pass year, I have attended many business camps. These camps helped me understand that the life of an entrepreneur isn 't easy. It takes hard work and dedication to become successful.
On Monday, both Mr. Levine and our paralegal were gone, so it was just my on-site mentor, her husband (who was recruited to help out), and me in the office. For a large portion of the day, I was on the computer and answering phone calls. The phones weren 't too crazy, thankfully. My main purpose for being there was to help my on-site mentor as much as possible. I don 't know how to do even half of what the paralegal does, but I knew enough to help with standard office stuff, like scanning papers and drafting subpoenas to be sent out (mostly for personal injury cases, but for family law cases as well).
She gave a little information about herself she has been married for ten years, she has 3 kids, and she is being working in this field for 23 years. Also, she is an expert in this field. In her word, the meaning of her job is “the system of law enforcement, courts, and social services that communities use to respond to the
When I tried to think of who my mentor could be, I looked for someone with a position that would at least partially match my top interest areas and suggested occupations from the inventory. I thought about smaller businesses on a local level, something where it would be easier for me to see the entire business as a whole rather than just one part of it. All of a sudden it hit me: Mr. Scott Pino, President of Coopersburg Sports, a local
While being on fall break, and now having the freedom of being on Sabbatical from the daunting task of Church Administration, I took the opportunity to return to one of my all-time favorite activities, Mentoring Young Men at Middle School. As completed a 90-minute session with four young men, I realized that many kids today grow up with absentee fathers. There father’s s are never home, always gone, never there for important dates. Even when their fathers are home, they really are not there. They are detached, surfing the internet or on Facebook, watching television, playing video games or working.
In the words of Debbie Ballentine, Interpreter Education student at Western Piedmont Community College “Service learning with its practical aspect of hands-on learning has afforded me many hours of experience the classroom cannot offer. Exciting, nerve wracking, challenging, rewarding, humbling, the need for a serving heart, listening ear, and a diligent moral ethic- all are words I would use to describe my service learning experiences.” (Jeandron and Robinson, 2010). Faculty involvement is a key to the success of any service learning program.
With completing the third semester in practicum placement, I was able to benefit from a variety of new things from the class. The placement gave me the opportunity to refresh my memory and skills in what I have learnt two semesters ago. My biggest huddle for this semester was my time management. I am a procrastinator, so completing assignments on time was and still is a challenge for me. I have not come to a full solution to this problem yet, but I did make changes in my life as to how I can manage time management.
My Writing Experience In previous courses, my writing skills have been mediocre or just enough to pass the class. Throughout the duration of this course, I have written a variety of papers using different techniques and skills. Previously I would write assuming that the only audience would be my instructor. This course has helped me realize that there are many steps and skills involved with writing a well-organized and easy to comprehend essay.
