...of the Year in 2008 for my enthusiasm and determination. Then in 2016, I was awarded Senior Student of the Year for my dedication around the studio, hard work, and positivity. As of 2017, I have been contacted by my dance studio to fill in as a substitute dance teacher when a teacher is away. This experience taught me how to be more responsible and organized. I would have the task of running the multiple classes that the regular teacher would have throughout the day. Being organized is also important because I need to make sure that I can get through the lesson plan and also keep track of the time so that I end the dance class on schedule. Sometimes, I would be notified at the last minute that the studio is in need of extra help. For example, I was asked on a Friday night if I was able to fill in for a teacher the next day starting in the morning until the late afternoon. This taught me how to be prepared even if I had minimum notice. ...
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...The Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification is an industry recognized credential for project managers. Having this credential demonstrates the experience, education, skills and competencies required to lead and direct people from various cultural and ethnic backgrounds. The PMP Certification provides a solid foundation on undertaking projects on system reorganizations, turn strategic vision into tangible goals, and ensure effective and agreed outcomes, while balancing various project constraints. For the last 28 years the Army has taught me to be an innovative and assertive leader. During my tenure as a Second Lieutenant, the Army trained me as a project manager, by challenging me to build and implement a Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Warfare training program for a company size unit of 150 people dispersed throughout the Country of Turkey. The program was a success, all servicemembers were trained, equipment issued and the unit received 100% passing reports from independent inspectors sent from the higher headquarters. Since then the Army has challenged me to conduct hundreds of projects and programs. These projects held different levels of complexities, within the areas of logistics, training, staffing, budgeting, teambuilding, infrastructure design and construction, road construction and garrison / city planning and building projects. Today, as a Lieutenant Colonel that role has expanded, and ranges from orchestrating the dismantling of a nations chemical...
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...From the time when I graduated The Salter School’s Medical Assisting Program, in 2005, I have been providing care to patients. I have worked in various specialties such as Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT), Primary Care, Cardiology, and presently Emergency Medicine (ER) and Maternal Fetal Medicine (OB/GYN). My definitive goal has always been to go back to school in order to achieve a degree in nursing. However, I put my education on hold to raise my brother and my two sons. Recognizably, I am at a point in my life where I am now able to manage an education in nursing, alongside with my other responsibilities. I worked very hard to maintain a 3.9 GPA, so I could be given priority into the BCC nursing program. As they say, “hard work pays off”;...
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...The classroom and the 400-meter oval track, although very different venues, have taught me complementary and interwoven lessons. Concepts in physiology, biochemistry, and nutrition can be applied to elements of running, such as developing more effective training methods and learning how to optimize substrate utilization in order to achieve peak physical performance. The methodology developed through research has enhanced my development as an athlete. For instance, I can investigate a training method and evaluate its effectiveness in increasing my physical performance to better individualize my preparation. On the other hand, running has taught me lessons in teamwork and cooperation that improve my ability to interact in academic and professional settings. Running also teaches lessons in self-discipline, perseverance, and endurance which contribute to my success as a scientist. I have applied these character traits fostered from running to becoming a better scientist. In turn, to me running has evolved into a science. The application of science to health is medicine and is a natural evolution of my interests that I would love to pursue. As in science, I had to learn the basics of running. My initial awkward form disappeared through a few years of training and dedication, and I evolved into an athlete. I was fortunate to compete against the best athletes both at national competitions and at the World Championships in Belfast, Ireland. These competitions inspired and challenged...
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...FFLIC’s mission is to transform the oppressive juvenile justice system in Louisiana into one that provides a nurturing and rehabilitative environment. While interning with FFLIC, I met with the community organizer on a regular basis who has a child currently imprisoned. I listened to his personal experiences with Louisiana’s juvenile justice system and learned about the need for therapeutic environments, interactions, and opportunities for underrepresented prison populations. In order to help FFLIC advocate for policy change at a state level, my colleagues and I authored a white paper that outlined recommendations to reduce recidivism rates for juvenile offenders in Louisiana, such as offering more educational and vocational programs in prisons and implementing community-based alternatives to incarceration. Through my research, I discovered that community-based alternatives that embody therapeutic philosophies, through emphasizing skills training, counseling, and behavioral programs, can be more successful at reducing recidivism...
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...A motivated alumnus who has completed coursework in the Justice Administration and Criminal Behavior graduate studies department at Tiffin University, along with the completion of the Women’s Studies undergraduate program at Cleveland State University. I possess strong interpersonal skills and desire to employ the benefit of my training to that of the Criminal Justice sector. My areas of study have collectively prepared me to enter confidently into the Criminal Justice field, primed to undertake the various facets of this system, including training in criminal behavior and the fundamental correlations between the psychology, and sociological predictors that impact the criminal justice system, specifically gender relations and their pathways...
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...When I was a child, I used to go with my grandmother to the doctor for her arthritis treatment. Dr. Jean was the same one who took care of my mother for her asthma, of my father for inflammation in his right leg, and of my neighbors with each of their illnesses. He focused on health prevention, treatment and rehabilitation and was qualified to deal with any health issue. At the same time, he taught at the medical school and was considered a leader within the community. He is the man who inspired me to become a doctor. He was an internist. I was only 6 years old when I became a boarder at the nearest primary school, which was situated 14 kilometers from my hometown in Haiti. I reached it by foot every Monday, stayed for the week, and went back home every Friday. Through hard work, sacrifice and scholarships, I became the first one from my village to obtain a high school diploma. After high school, I took part in a nationwide contest in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Social Sciences. I was among the top five finalists and awarded a full scholarship to study medicine in Cuba. During every year of medical school, I pushed myself to excel and as a result, I was the top student in my class for six consecutive years. As I proceeded through my clinical rotations and had a thorough exposure to Internal Medicine, I found it both unique and intriguing. I was fascinated by the sheer diversity of cases, the amount of direct patient contact and the opportunity to develop long-lasting...
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...I wish to pursue a law degree specializing in torts law and labor law. It was through my own personal experience of losing someone in an industrial accident that opened my eyes and gave me a desire to practice law. In the future, I would like to run a law firm, which conducts pro-bono cases regarding acts of medical malpractice, product liability, and wrongful death. The individuals who inspire me are the lawyers I met, people like Robert Glassman, Kevin Boyle, Ed Fisher, and Rahul Ravipudi. When I was seventeen years old, who took my father’s case, they made the company responsible for the tragedy accountable, and made me believe in social justice through the legal system. From my personal experience, I have become an outspoken, empathetic,...
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...In an ever globalising and fast paced world, it is important to frequently adapt and be able to contribute universal ideas in order to strive. That is what I desire to achieve, to become a specialist at communicating with people, managing them and fulfilling my ideas professionally. These are the reasons why I wish to study Management at your University. Being a team leader has always been one of my main strengths. I am good at communicating with team members and bringing out the best in them. I have participated in the Lithuania’s Junior Achievement program, and had the opportunity to test my leadership skills. The program consisted of simulations of various business problems that require analytical thinking and to be able to successfully work in a team. I was the team leader and our team performed very well, we were ranked among the top 10 of the best teams. Another strength is that I never hesitate to speak in English when I have the opportunity. This is mainly because it has always been interesting for me as a language and I had the chance to participate in several English language contests in the Baltic States. I have not won any medals, but the experience and knowledge gained has undoubtedly benefited me in both school and daily life activities. Active participation in school has always been my main objective, because I sincerely believe that having a good background in school is of key importance in order to successfully gain knowledge in University. Order is what...
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...Changing directions in my career after being in the workforce for nearly fifteen years as a successful sales and marketing focused professional has become an exciting endeavor I have decided to embark upon to achieve my goal of becoming a human resources senior certified professional for a successful company or government agency within the next five years. Earlier this year I joined a local chapter for SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) and began attending monthly educational training sessions on various human resources related topics to gain more knowledge of the HR industry for a position I held as business development manager for a staffing agency. I quickly realized that I truly enjoyed attending the trainings and the information I was learning. I also realized that I no longer had any desire to work in a sales or business development capacity but instead make a career change into a role that focuses solely on human resources. Though successful, I had been discontent working in various sales roles in recent years and was seeking a new career path that would be more enjoyable. I am excited to finally feel like I have found something that I am passionate about. The president of the local SHRM chapter recognized my excitement and engagement as well this year and has even asked me if I he could add my name to the voting ballot as one of the potential board of directors for 2016 which I intend to take part in if elected! In addition to SHRM membership, I have also...
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...Personal statement examples Find College Courses and Degrees There are no ‘right’ ways to writing your personal statement, but there are many ‘wrong’ ways of doing it. On this page you will not only find everything you need to know about putting together a professional personal statement, but will also have access to dozens of expertly written ones. These samples are a great way to see how other people put together their personal statements, and to visualise the sort of structure and language they use. Reading through these will allow you to judge which ones you think are good or bad, which in turn will greatly help you in putting together your own winning statement. YOU ARE STRONGLY ADVISED NOT TO COPY THESE EXAMPLES WORD FOR WORD, BUT INSTEAD USE THEM AS USE THEM AS GUIDES AND AS A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION. Many students struggle to put together an effective personal statement, primarily because they find it difficult to write about themselves. They may also fall for other common essay writing mistakes such as straying from the core subject and message they should be trying to get across. To help students overcome these potential pitfalls we have developed this resource page as a guide to giving them useful tips, strategies and techniques on writing a professional profile that is of the highest quality and one that will maximise their chances of enrolling at their first choice university. By following our advice, preparing properly and with a bit of practise, putting...
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... • For example why you want to study at higher education level. • Why that subject interests you. • What your ambitions are when you finish your course. 2. What makes you suitable? • Skills, knowledge, achievements and experience you have that will help you do well. • These could be from education, employment or work experience, or from hobbies, interests and social activities. • Take a look at the activities on the Planning your future page to see some of the things it could be useful to mention. • Explore your options • Undergraduate • When to apply • Filling in your application • Personal statement • Reference, pay and send • Tracking your application • Results • Student number controls • Fraud and similarity • Performing arts • Postgraduate • Teacher training • Flexible and part-time • International • Starting your studies • Student finance • Mature students • Parents and guardians • Advisers and referees Your personal statement Write a personal statement that shows you'd be a great student – to persuade unis and colleges to accept you on their course. • Course tutors use personal statements to compare applicants, so try to make yours stand out. • Remember it's the same personal statement for all courses you apply to – so avoid mentioning universities or colleges by name, and ideally choose similar subjects. If they're varied then write about common themes – like problem solving or creativity. Personal statements BSL...
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...25-6 After the date of an entity's financial statements but before those financial statements are issued or are available to be issued (as discussed in Section 855-10-25), information may become available indicating that an asset was impaired or a liability was incurred after the date of the financial statements or that there is at least a reasonable possibility that an asset was impaired or a liability was incurred after that date. The information may relate to a loss contingency that existed at the date of the financial statements, for example, an asset that was not insured at the date of the financial statements. On the other hand, the information may relate to a loss contingency that did not exist at the date of the financial statements, for example, threat of expropriation of assets after the date of the financial statements or the filing for bankruptcy by an entity whose debt was guaranteed after the date of the financial statements. In none of the cases cited in this paragraph was an asset impaired or a liability incurred at the date of the financial statements, and the condition for accrual in paragraph 450-20-25-2(a) is, therefore, not met. [pic] SUBMIT FEEDBACK[pic][pic] PERSONAL ANNOTATION[pic] 25-7 If a loss cannot be accrued in the period when it is probable that an asset had been impaired or a liability had been incurred because the amount of loss cannot be reasonably estimated, the loss shall be charged to the income of the period in which the loss...
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...Questions - Unit 1 1. Consider the information stored on your personal computer. Do you, at this moment, have information stored in your computer that is critical to your personal life? If that information became compromised or lost, what effect would it have on you? (150 - 200 words) I do have personal information stored on my computer that is very critical to my personal life. My personal computer holds credit card numbers, bank account details, passwords, medical information, websites I have visited, personal family pictures, some private letters and all my business ideas. Basically my whole life is on my personal computer and if it fell into the wrong hands someone might use it to commit fraud against me. I will have to take action quickly to minimize the potential for the theft of my identity. I will have to close compromised credit card accounts immediately and put an initial fraud alert on my credit report. I will have to place new passwords on old and new accounts that I open. I think getting my personal information compromised would leave me very paranoid and I will be watching for signs that my information is being misused and I think at the end it will leave me feeling much violated. 2. What is a mission statement? What is a vision statement? What is a values statement? Why are they important? What do they contain? Provide an example of one of the three. (150 - 200 words) A mission statement is a clear definition of what an organization is, the reason for...
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...How to Write a Personal Statement by UNM Prof. Elizabeth Archuleta Through a personal statement, you introduce yourself to the university; it reflects your personality and intellect. It is important that you read each question carefully and make every effort to understand and respond to it with well-considered responses and in a persuasive enough manner to hold the reader’s interest. 1. Understand and Explain Yourself One of the main problems when writing is that applicants fail to take a thorough and analytical look at themselves and their objectives. Admission committee members are looking for interesting, insightful, revealing, and non-generic essays that suggest you have successfully gone through a process of careful reflection and self-examination. 2. Set Yourself Apart Committees are looking for something PERSONAL and ANALYTICAL. This means sharing information you rarely share with others and assessing your life more critically than usual. This approach is key to a successful personal statement. Exercise: In order to begin writing your personal statement – your story—you’ll need to answer some basic questions to prepare yourself. Questions: * What is special, unique, distinctive, or impressive about you or your life story? What details of your life (personal or family problems/ history, any genuinely notable accomplishments, people or events that have shaped you or influenced your goals) might help the committee better understand you or help set you apart...
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