I had my ups and downs, while attending Medtech College. The worst experience at Medtech was the math class that they offer. I had to take math twice before I passed. I was so happy to complete the class on the second time around and with a “C.” I’ve been on the Dean Team four times and the Honor Roll three times. At this time my current GPA is at 3.68, and continuing to go
For many years I was scared to go to college because I thought I wasn’t college material. Hearing Capitan Mark Kelly speak about being an underachiever, and a “not so great” student really helped me see that light at the end of the tunnel. When final build up the courage with in myself, I enrolled into San Jacinto College. The only thing that stood in the way was that standardize test. I had to take the entry exam after five years of not being in school.
My wellness plan will address five topics that I feel are most important. These five areas are: exercise, nutrition, pressure release, financial control and my family. Exercise -This year, I have already started to control my own weight, but my main problem is perseverance! I am very good about do it at the same time, every day——just some crunches, some jogging in place. I have now been going pretty consistently for half year so maybe I have broken my cycle.
In the end, we decided that detailed descriptions of the current challenges and recommendations for the future of nursing education from two people were not the answer. Instead, we requested and received permission to challenge five leaders, in addition to ourselves, to write short papers focused on recommendations addressing the most important three issues from each of their perspectives. With input from the RWJF/IOM Committee members and staff, we chose five esteemed (and busy) leaders and asked them to rise to this challenge within 10 weeks. Each person agreed, and each met the deadline. There were no group discussions, and, since each of us submitted our papers at the same time (no one finished early!
Week 7 - Self-Reflection Essay I started this Project 586 class with no experience in the project management field, but with the help of Professor Michael Hall throughout the entire class I learned about different phases of project life cycle. The four phases of project life cycle are initiating, planning, performing and closing the project. The most important thing is the triple constrains of the project which is cost, time and scope. Successful project must complete within cost, complete according to the schedule and according the functional and quality specifications of the scope. If one constraint changes the others are impacted as well, but always to keep one thing in mind that any constraints can be change but make sure the quality
Once all my anxiety had finally subsided, I was excited to know my results and understand the way I worked. After two months of waiting I was called to get my final evaluation. The evaluator handed me twenty-five pieces of paper and we went through them word by word and over every test result; I was bored and chomping at the bit to the findings. Finally whe we get to the last page of the packed and I read the conclusion that they came up with at the bottom of the page: “Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and a Reading
These simple rules that Robert Fulghum wrote about in his article helped me come up with my own credo of life lessons. The three most important lessons I have learned are to be responsible for yourself, never give up, and stand up for what you believe in. One life lesson I have learned is to be responsible for yourself. About five months ago I graduated from high school and was in dire need of a job. I couldn’t depend on my parents anymore because I was now an adult.
Page 1 Counselling sessions were designed to help people work through a range of personal issues from depression, relationship issues, addictions, grief, anxiety and potentially life threatening situations. This reflective essay has been drafted from a real life counselling session, which was undertaken by a professional counsellor. In this reflective essay, I put theory to practice by reflecting and analyzing a fifty minute couselling session. Before the counselling session I was very unsure of what to expect and extremely nervous as I had not previously attended a professional counselling session. On my way to the session, my feelings of nervousness and anxiousness become stronger as I practiced the things that I was planning on saying.
Every day there are new goals to achieve in my life; every time one of them is accomplished I draw a new one to work towards. One of the first personal goals I worked toward and eventually reached was attaining my BA in Civil Engineering. It took five years to achieve this important goal. Not only did it take hard work and patience but there were also obstacles I had to go through. Because I did not have enough money to pay the tuition, I had to get a job in a call center after school.
Through my experiences volunteering with children of various ages, as well as at-risk adults in the homeless community, I have discovered my passion for helping others. The most significant experience that lead me to where I am was when I worked with special education students on my high school campus, for five months. At first, I was unsure whether I would endure the five months, which tested my patience and maturity to the utmost. I had never worked with special needs students before. In time, I grew to appreciate, understand, and care for their unique needs, and as a result, time passed quickly as my communication, patience, and problem solving abilities improved.