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Reflection About Self Awareness
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The self-assessment tests we had to take at the beginning of the semester reassured me that I was on the right path academically and career wise. I learned my interest areas are investigative and conventional match with my accounting career choice. My work values of achievement and relationships
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I completed my SMG 451 Sport Management Capstone, with the U.S. Army Family and Moral, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) at Fort Knox, KY. My overall Capstone experience was great, I feel that was exposed to realistic scenarios and received valuable mentorship from my supervisors and peers. I was exposed to all the positions within the recreation department either by shadowing the individual, receiving direct guidance, or hands on training. This allowed me to experience the MWR operations from all aspects, which included recreation lead, recreation supervisor, sports director, and community program coordinator. The staff displayed professionalism at all times and willingness to share their knowledge.
Through completing the course and embracing its resources, I’ve understood how important
These efforts to overcome anxiety helped me to develop a much more productive mindset from which I will continue to benefit for years to come. As an incoming college freshman, I expect to encounter challenges that will test my newfound confidence. I will likely make many more mistakes, but I no longer suffer the excruciating need to be correct. In fact, I now welcome opportunities that will challenge and encourage me to learn and grow as a well-rounded individual. Mistakes are inevitable along this journey, but I have come to realize that gain in knowledge and experience at the cost of initial failure is
The first time I met the general academics counselor at MCC, I informed her that my ultimate goal was to become a physical therapist, however, I had no idea how to work my way there. She explained that I would have to take a biology for majors course that semester. I enrolled, but the minute I heard the news a ball of nerves filled my stomach. I worried because I had no science foundation. I walked into my BIO 1406 class, to face the boldest teacher I had ever met.
There is one male acute patient whom I have become friends with during my visits at Moccasin Bend. In the beginning of my fieldwork, I was very uncomfortable talking to him as he has severe emotional regulation problems. He has flight of thought as he can begin speaking on one subject and quickly change the topic without me realizing it. Furthermore, he can go from laughing to crying in under thirty seconds depending on the topic. When I first started talking to him, I did not understand what I should do because at one moment we were laughing, and then he starts crying.
One of the most memorable experiences that I have had at Prairie Ridge was my participation in a group for new students organized by two great counselors: Mr. Dusenske and Mrs. Berg. I am very thankful for this experience because I was able to become comfortable and happy at Prairie Ridge alongside other students with whom I could empathize. Furthermore, without the encouragement and kindness from my peers or the PR staff, I would not have felt the desire to succeed , nor would I have stepped out of my comfort zone to do
ENC 1102 was a challenging course I had to overcome. As I was walking into class day by day, I learned and picked up something new each day. I considered myself a low-skilled writer, but after this class I can say I’ve improved my writing techniques tremendously. Although this class didn’t teach me everything I wished, this course did teach me how to research, how to write a thesis statement, and open/closed form essays, which I would carry throughout my career.
In conclusion, WRTG 101 has helped me a lot becoming a better writer. This course has for sure kept me on my toes and made me to a lot more work this I was ready for. With having issues with writing in my passed I was scared when starting. I felt that this program went at a nice speed and was quite easy for me to comprehend and go from stage to stage.
First Journal Entry The countdown to graduation has officially begun! A senior means I only have a few more courses to take. Of these courses, the field experience course is the one I have looked forward to since I declared my major because it is the pedagogy of my social work education. Last year, when school ended there was this nervousness and stress that was starting to consume me because of the unknown, this unknown was because I had no idea of where I would be doing my field placement.
On April 26, I observed the Race and Social Justice FRINQ. Beth Tarasawa is the professor for main session and Iphi Bugingo is the mentor for this FRINQ. Main session began with going over the agenda for the day, which was written on the board. This was a way to remind students of assignments that were due soon. Because there were two guests within the classroom, myself and a guest speaker, everyone in the classroom had a chance to introduce themselves.
If you’re not making someone else’s life better, then you’re wasting your time. Your life will become better by making other lives better.” –Will Smith. If I could put my exact thoughts and life actions into a quote the one above would be just that. Something I truly believe in and live by is making another persons life better.
I discovered that the main issue was a misunderstanding on both of our parts, which could have been remedied earlier through a clear and honest discussion. In addition, part of resolving this matter was establishing healthy boundaries between the two of us, which previously had not been in place. Regarding this experience, I learned that my relationships with others can be enhanced by taking genuine responsibility for my actions and maintaining a calm and understanding demeanor if conflict does arise. In terms of an RA position, I feel confident in my ability to resolve disagreements or tensions that may occur between residents. Likewise, I hope to develop a hall environment where students are encouraged to reach out for my assistance when needed.
This semester at COSTAATT was one of the hardest I ever experience thus far, but I must admit that it was also one of those that encouraged me to really come out of my comfort zone and work harder than ever before. Leadership and Ethics opened my eyes to what leadership really means, I learned that people aren’t necessarily born leaders, that leadership (more importantly, good leadership) can be learned, practiced, and mastered. I also learned that I can be my biggest roadblock to my own success as well as the biggest positive influence. It do not matter the rank, position or status, anyone can lead anyone else. In this course I became more introspective about my current leadership roles and the tweaks I could make to communicate more effectively and be a “better” leader
