...I decided that a Greek Letter organization would be ideal for me for various reasons. One of the main reasons is to put myself out there. I want to gain networking skills that can take me further places in a near future to achieve my dream career. Other skills that I want to challenge myself to gaining are social and leadership skills. I want to be able to meet and interact different people and learn along the way while doing so as well as create leadership roles to gain experience. A big part of Greek life is community service and education. In the past, I have contributed through organizations like the Student Hunger Drive and Ryla Rotary Youth Club to help local, national and global communities. I continue to contribute to my community by being a part of an on-going governmental health study that aims to help improve the health programs in communities. As a member of a Greek Letter organization, I look forward to devoting time and effort into community service projects. A Greek Letter organization is also a motivation to aspire in my education, being that academia is a big part of it. Becoming a part of Greek Life is not solely based on helping others, but also in helping to better yourself through a better...
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...ARRIANNE ANN APOSTOL NERI 11-4-5 Teachers Bliss Condo 1 Merville Access Road Kalayaan Village Pasay City Contact No: 0917-4963134 / 822-10-50 Email Address: arrianne_13180712@yahoo.com OBJECTIVE: To join an organization where my knowledge and capabilities can be utilized and developed. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: 2012-PRESENT EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE Bachelor of Science in Hotel in Restaurant Management College Diploma CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES * Rotaract Club of Emilio Aguinaldo College (FIRST CLASS PRESIDENT 2013-2014) * Rotaract Club of Emilio Aguinaldo College(AUDITOR 2012-2013 SEMINAR ATTENDED * Immersion “Seminars on Butler Service, Opera System Training Demonstration and Housekeeping/Bed Making Demonstration” (September 28,2013) Pan Pacific Manila, Philippines * HRM/Nutrition Culminating Activity 2012 “A New Trend in Hospitality Industry”(October 1, 2012) Main Auditorium of Emilio Aguinaldo College Ermita, Manila * Seminar Workshop “Break the Silence: CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION”(February 4-5 2013) Mini Auditorium, Bandonillo Bldg. Emilio Aguinaldo College-Manila * Rotaract District Assembly “Engage Our Lives Through Rotaract Way, Yes We Can!” (September 8, 2013) Universidad de Manila, Manila City * PRESIDENTS,VICE-PRESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES ELECT TRAINING SEMINAR “Level Up:Engage,Empower,Ebrace” (May 18-19, 2013) Boso-Boso Highlands Resort and Convention Center, Barangay San Jose Antipolo City Rizal, Philippines * METRO...
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...| | | P-Seminar: TITEL 2013 / 2015 Kursleiter: NAME ____________________________________________________________________ Portfolio von Max Mustermann Im Sekretariat abgegeben am 14.11.2014 Eingangsstempel Schule Das Portfolio im P-Seminar Das Portfolio ist eine systematisch angelegte Sammelmappe, die Ihren Lern- und Arbeitsprozess im P-Seminar dokumentiert. Sie präsentieren damit erstens Ihre erfolgreichen Schritte im Studien- und Berufswahlprozess und zweitens Ihre Leistungen innerhalb Ihres P-Seminar-Projektes. Das Wort Portfolio leitet sich ab von den lateinischen Wörtern „portare“ (tragen) und „folium“ (Blatt). Gemeint ist also eine Sammlung von Blättern, die man mit sich tragen kann. Ein Portfolio sollte unbedingt begleitend zum Seminarverlauf befüllt werden. Eine erst nachträglich, kurz vor Abgabetermin erstellte Mappe kann seine Funktion der Dokumentation Ihrer Lernfortschritte nicht erfüllen. 2 Bewertungskriterien des Portfolios sind: Äußere Form: ist das Portfolio vollständig, strukturiert, sauber und ansprechend präsentiert, leserlich, sind die Einlagen mit Titel und Datum versehen, ist die Mappe in einem ordentlichen Zustand und wird sie ansprechend präsentiert → geeignete Mappe → pfleglicher und sorgfältiger Umgang → Deckblatt...
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...10 GREAT WALKS IN OUR FAVORITE CITIES THERE’S NO BETTER WAY TO EXPLORE A CITY than wandering its streets and alleys, from terracotta-hued palaces, picturesque squares, and baroque architectural showstoppers in Rome, to the modern glass towers, 19th-century limestone man ions, and secret, pocket-size parks of s Manhattan. We’ve gathered 10 fabulous walks in our favorite cities in the United States and Europe, so put on your comfy shoes and hit the streets. 1/4 mile W. Wacker Drive S. Water Street Lake Street Clark St. James R. Thompson Center END CLARK River Chicago Union Station The Great Fire of 1871 could have been the death of Chicago, but instead it proved to be a grand rebirth, as renowned architects rebuilt the city’s skyline. Today it’s Chicago’s most aweinspiring attribute. Start with the Willis Tower, a 1,454-foot giant that was the world’s tallest building when completed in 1973. Next, head to South LaSalle St. and the Rookery Building. This 12-story stunner, completed in 1888 ADAMS L Jackson Blvd. JACKSON Monadnock Building L L LIBRARY Van Buren Street LASALLE 224 S. Michigan Ave. Auditorium Theatre LaSalle St. Station Harrison St. in 1889 that still hosts performances. Double back to Jackson and Dearborn to see the geometric, 4.6-acre Federal Center, completed in the early 1970s by Mies van der Rohe. Don’t miss the graceful slopes of Chase Tower, built in 1969 as the First...
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