Having a job has helped me to realize what it takes to achieve success in all I do in school and outside to help make me a better person. I have achieved success in FFA, academics, and in my job on the farm and on my own. I have achieved numerous honors and successes through FFA. As a freshman and sophomore I was part of a state winning farm business management team. We went to the national contest and received 12th overall.
Since freshman year, I have been enrolled in honors and A.P. classes, and am currently in my third year of Project Lead the Way; a college engineering course. During middle school I was a member of Team L.E.A.D., National Junior Honor Society and Student Service Council. Due to these groups, I now have experience with volunteer work, and have acquired a strong sense of leadership that is evident in my personality to this day. At Warren I am a member of F.B.L.A.
All of my magnet classes, from the beginning, taught me all the necessary things in order for me to be ready for my “job.” The teachers, especially, helped us be ready this internship had in store for us. Because I was so ready for this internship, it had a positive influence on my life. Since day one, everyone impacted me in a different way where it made me feel accepted in some sort of way. This internship really opened my eyes to things that others don’t see; those who don’t share the same passion as me. I was able to go beyond the wall of commodity and experience true friendships.
Each event and decision that these five wonderful gifts have brought me, have created me. I have learned to strive under pressure and am able to tackle any challenge or obstacle with a proactive attitude. In doing so I am able to be the best version of myself, the person who accomplishes greatness in every single endeavor. Having the privilege of being born the oldest has its advantages, yet it also comes with its many disadvantages. Throughout my entire life my parents have pushed me to my extreme in every task that I embark on.
Notre Dame High School National Honor Society, It seems like it was just yesterday that I was looking out over the National Honor Society Chapter at Notre Dame conducting one of our monthly meetings. As I examined the students in our chapter, I saw outstanding leaders, students, and hard-working individuals. These were the same qualities that someone must have seen in me to accept my application to the Society. And now, I am seeing these qualities every day in Jack Essner. I knew Jack was a man of good character soon after my first interactions with him.
Personal Pilgrimage By: Morgan Porth Throughout my life I have been on a journey, the journey of life. On this journey I have had many experiences that have helped me become who I am today. Looking back on certain memories, I remember how big and important they seemed to my journey but now I see that most were minor speed bumps that only slowed me down a little from where I am headed. I look forward to the halfway point when I’m a successful Orthopedic Surgeon with a beautiful family and living a happy life filled with the best people. For now I flashback on the things that have brought me this far in my endless journey.
Individually, it is my goal to be a sign of change in my respective field of Clinical Psychology and to help propel my community into a new, modern, reformed way of thinking. Similarly to Walden’s vision, I intend to use knowledge gained at the university as an immediate solution to facilitate significant changes in today’s society. After studying biology for four years at Acadia University and having broad research experience with both plants, animals, and psychology, my desire to cure various ailments and help and counsel
It is turning out to be a challenge to fund a college education. Scholarships are the best way for me to keep advancing into the medical field. Not only will this scholarship reward with money but it is prestigious and an honor to receive one. It proves to others that you work diligently for what you want and it gives recognition and the credit earned through hard work and dedication. I want to be the one to show this commitment as I progress through a doctorate degree.
Here are some of my goals that I would like to accomplish in life: Finish my basics and pre-pharmacy prerequisites at Tarrant County College, transfer to University of North Texas and get a job as a pharmacy Technician. Finally, yet importantly, graduate from UNT and become a successful pharmacist. My first goal is to finish my basics at TCC with a GPA of 4.0 and to get into the pharmacy tech program that the TCC Trinity Campus offers.To be able to enter a scientific field such as pharmacy, I will have to finish the pre-pharmacy prerequisites that are needed for pharmacy. In addition, I will need to talk to an adviser to get advice on what classes I need to take. I cannot get into the pharmacy program without maintaining a high GPA such as a 3.0 and above.
An Internship is known as a professional experience that gives students the opportunity to gain practical skills in a professional environment. During my senior year at Instituto Alberto Einstein, I was lucky enough to work at Ben Betesh International´s main offices located in Oceania. Ben Betesh is one of the most popular stores in Panama since 1952, they operate in 27 different countries, they handle more than 190 retail stores and 730 additional outlets and some brands such as: Harmont and Blaine, Crocs, Scotch and Soda, Butterfly, Lacoste, Speedo, Red Valentino and Ball which make Ben Betesh a total success. In 1978, Ben Betesh was awarded by the British government for their great work distributing St. Michael’s products internationally.