Ever since I was little, I have had a fascination with numbers. As the years have progressed, this fascination has turned more into a field I enjoy. Majoring in Accounting, I want to study different aspects of our society's financial system and get a more in depth understanding of the way it runs. I’m currently finishing my Associate’s in Business Administration, since I’m graduating this fall. After receiving my Associate’s I will further my education by attaining my Bachelor’s Degree, hopefully to fulfill my goal, and my Master’s in Accounting. I plan to pursue a career as an Auditor for the Internal Revenue Service on both the corporate and personal sides. I want to give back to society the money that they were unfairly cheated out of because someone did not want to pay their fair share of taxes.
From my perspective Hispanic music has influenced the culture of the United States in different ways. During the first decade of the 21st century we have witnessed a considerable growth of the Hispanic culture in the United States. Hispanic music has long influenced American popular music, jazz, rhythm and blues, and even country music. One noticeable example is that many American bands have added a conga player, maracas, or other Latin percussion to spice their music a little. The Argentine tango was a worldwide success in the 1930s. Tango dancers and records could be found from Los Angeles to Beijing. Almost every American that workout they go to the gym and take Zumba dance, a dance with a mixture of different types of Hispanic rhythms.
In the past I have served the Hispanic community in Eloise Resource Center in many Hispanic events. The Blueprint Project, an organization for Minority Elementary and Middle School students. I have volunteer in Polk State College Hispanic Heritage events. In Angels Care Center I served as a Spanish translator. Last but not least, at my church I volunteered almost every Saturday in food or grocery giveaways.