The annual NHS retreat and Mrs. Schwenk’s final retreat as a member of the NHS chapter was far from dull. This year’s NHS chapter consist of 27 individuals with 25 attending the retreat. The NHS members were Daniel Kennedy, Sydney Nelson, Dante Arzani, Blake Kozak, Josh Burkhead, Taylor Hatfield, Cynthia Thomas, Carissa Albers, Libby Kennedy, Shai Major, Cheyenne Loomis, Alyssa Reed, Nick Ellis, Trevor Thornburg, Hannah Grandstaff, Brooklyn McCuddin, Jaylan White, Zach Goering, Elijah Elliott, Sydney Nelson, Remington Hutton, Ally Bedwell, and Saylor Vodraska This year 's NHS retreat was the last retreat for our head counselor Brianna Schwenk. The NHS retreat was said to be one of the best turnouts and the best group of kids that were there.
What different NHS roles are there and how have they affected society? Another public service which has effected society is the NHS, ever since the NHS was introduced it has helped people massively with almost every medical problem it can. The NHS also knows as the National Health Service benefits millions across the United Kingdom, all the people involved play important roles to keep the NHS functioning, it has many roles such as: doctors, ambulance service team, dental team, healthcare science and many more. The National Health Service has helped society in many different ways some good and bad.
It is a great honor to be nominated as a member of the National Honor Society. There are many reasons why I want to take part in NHS. One reason why I want to be in it is to continue to grow academically with people who have the same goals as me. I want to be encouraged, not discouraged by the people around me. If I get into NHS, it will give me a lot of opportunities to be a leader.
Not only in sciences but in every other subject, I have maintained a final course grade of an A for all my courses. My 92% attendance is a number I would strive to maintain and never drop. I hate procrastinating so in my detailed and colorful agenda, I check off the assignments I have completed. To stay on top of schoolwork, I take notes in most of my classes which are extremely helpful when it comes to studying. My organization is my top priority to success.
After reflecting on all that you have learned in this course, share what you believe is one current trend in the human services field in meeting the needs of individuals, families, and/or the community. This course has been a revelation for me. In the past eight weeks, I learned many things about running a nonprofit organization, and I am sure I will learn a lot more. There are so many different elements that goes into managing an organization like how to build capacity, funding/budgeting, assessment tools, the role of the board of directors, and past/current trends in the field.
Reflecting on the past seven weeks I have acquired countless knowledge, which I will use to further strengthen my profession as an Advanced Practice Nurse. The course allowed me to think beyond my current practice knowledge and acquired innovative ways to evaluate the situation at hand. The learning objective in program outcome four helps set standards that I will use to guide my clinical practice to meet various healthcare needs. Using the case studies has helped to further enhance my knowledge on disease physiological state, using differential diagnosis, disease manifestations, and clinical presentation. It has also taught me the skills on how to differentiate between similar diagnoses to properly identify the problem and treat the patients.
Lately, at the university, I have been getting good grades, and they have improved compared to the grades
If I wanted to make outstanding grades, I needed to be the girl in class who took accurate notes, studied hard, and went to the teacher to ask questions about my mistakes on a test even if I scored a 98. I needed to be just like my hard-working classmate. When I entered high school, I went in with a new attitude and a plan that I would make all A’s throughout high school. I started writing down everything that my teachers would say in class, making sure to keep tabs on assignments and project due dates, and studying effectively for tests. Whenever I did not understand material in class, I would make sure to raise my hand or go to the teacher after class.
I strongly believe that becoming a physician mean a moral duty to help people who are less fortunate. As an undergraduate, my goal is to gain as much experience as possible in a clinical environment to prepare myself for the real world. Describe what makes you a good candidate for Phi Delta Epsilon- MA Alpha Chapter. * I hope my genuine interest in personal development and desire to uphold humanitarianism can be seen throughout this application
In reality grades don’t determine what kind of person you are to others or your personality. Grades are just a measure of how successful you are at doing something and they don’t really get into the dimension of
Throughout the years, I have maintained grades that are in the high 90s and 100. Overall, I am sure that my peers and elders around me know that when I enter the classroom, I immediately have a willingness to work hard.
The last three clinical weeks at the Long Term Care Facility have provided me with real life situations to enforce the SILC clinical skills and improve my therapeutic communication. This experience has helped shaped me as a professional by allowing me to develop essential skills that contribute to the holistic care of nursing. A significant improvement that I developed following this experience included my assessment skills during every resident interaction. During these resident encounters, I began to address the resident’s overall well-being and comfort rather than just the current problem. I started incorporating questions about pain, how the resident slept at night, their current mood, and many other questions addressing the resident’s status as a whole.
You could be a successful person with your grades because you can have a scholarship to a school that you want if you get good grades all the time. The school requirements to get a scholarship is straight a's and that you have a good score on all of your isats and EOCs. Also being in accelerated classes help because it helps people understand that you are smart and worthy of being able to get a scholarship. You have to have a good attitude towards school. In order to be able to get good grades or to be able to study you have to have a little compassion towards school.
I am a student that keeps a GPA of 3.6+, which earns me "Certificate of Merit" every recent year. Attention was paid to every detailed point that is delivered by the courses that I enjoy. I understand that these items are solid building blocks for my future
Something that I consider to be both a strength and a weakness in my social work career is my gentle and reassuring manner. On the surface, this may seem like an excellent trait to have. I am very much a “people person” and others are naturally drawn to me. I tend to look at situations in a positive light as much as possible and have become an expert in removing tension between family members or dealing with end-of-life concerns. The majority of the residents value this quality in me and seek me out when a difficult decision needs to be made.
