20 Time Project

While going to college I got to have the experience of a lifetime. Myself, and a group of 15 others went on a mission trip to New Orleans, Louisiana. We all got to see many cultural differences and help people in need. Helping people in need just

I have been acquainted with Ms. Banks- Tillman since 2009- 2013, as her high school guidance counselor. As a student at Winter Park High School, Ms. Banks- Tillman was always motivated to learning for the pure sake of interacting with new information. She always stayed focus to her education despite the distractions that occurred all around her. Ms. Banks- Tillman was transcended in the classrooms by working hard, earning good grades and graduating high school, then to further her education and attend college. Ms. Banks- Tillman was dedicated to community service and completed well over 80 hours. Last, Ms. Banks- Tillman was a skilled athlete participating

Our story started back in the year 2013. A young, quiet, 13 year old girl by the name of Jade Runo started eighth grade. She was so nervous she shook just thinking about going back to that trailer park of a school. She had knots in her stomach, her already pale skin was whiter than snow. She started sweating as she brushed her long indigo hair out of the way of her eyes. She looked in the mirror, her bright blue eyes drifting, looking at her beat up ripped jeans and scrubby T-shirt.

On February 15, 2003 a young girl was born. Little did her parents know this little girl they named Samantha Anne Gordon was going to inspire a lot of people one day and be a great role model. Samantha was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. She grew up with a mom, dad, and two brothers. Her brothers’ names are Max and Ben. Max is the oldest, Samantha is the middle child, and Ben is the youngest child. When Samantha was in elementary school, she got called a tomboy a lot. When the girls were often inside for recess, she would always be playing sports with the boys. She loved to play soccer, football, and basketball. Now she knew that if she was going to be athletic, she had to have good grades. So Samantha took school very seriously. Her favorite subject was reading. Samantha took first place in the third grade science fair and spelling bee. She later was offered to be in the

Throughout my Senior Capstone project, I have learned many things about myself and the people that I worked with to make my project a success. Working with the elderly residents at the assisted living facility opened my eyes and I viewed things with a different perspective. Going into the project, I did not know what to expect with the residents, but towards the end, the residents knew me so well and had inspired. My favorite part about this project was the opportunity to interact with new people and know what they live their daily lives like. Being able to be around them gave me the chance to talk and listen to stories about their lives. They were also welcoming to any stories that I could relate to and always listened intently to my stories.

In the fall of 2014 I was presented with the opportunity to go on a missions trip to Zambia. We had a few meetings about this trip and interest grew. Next thing I knew it was March of 2015 and I was headed off to Haiti. Plans had changed but I could never have imagined what great impact this would have on my life.

Microsystem and Mesosytem: Maria is an 11-year-old African American and is in the fifth grade at a local charter school. She is average height for a girl her age. She appears healthy, but may be slightly overweight for her age. Maria wears her hair in braids and wears barrettes in it. Her favorite color is pink and her favorite subject is math. Her hobbies include painting her nails, baking in her EasyBake Oven “even though it doesn’t taste as good”, and she enjoys hanging out with her friends. Maria is very outgoing and very chatty. She was very open and freely shared information with us. We observed Maria in the Avondale Boys and Girls club, so some of her behaviors may be inconsistent with her everyday personality.

Michael Yoo used several definitions from several different places to define torture in his argument. The first definition is the one he used when he defined torture as the following: act committed by a person acting under the color of law specifically intended to inflict severe physical or mental pain or suffering (other than pain or suffering incidental to lawful sanctions) upon another person within his custody or physical control. The other definition he uses it used to show what the government defines torture as. This definition is as follows: The United States

The student I am working with is a white female named Erin. Erin is in the third grade at Forest Lakes Elementary School. Thus far, her academic history has not been discussed. Most of our time has been spent building rapport. We have been discussing her family and family history as well as some of her hobbies. She currently lives with her mother, whom is a teacher. The court has decided that her father must remain out of her life. He faces his own struggles with substance abuse. Erin has two half sisters that live on their own with their significant others. She has another sister that lives with an aunt. Erin occasionally gets to see her sisters and speaks very highly of them. Erin also has a half brother that is a teenager; he lives with his grandparents. Erin also speaks highly of her brother. She says she loves when they get to play together. Erin does wish that she could see her father, but she explains that she hopes he gets better and that everyone has tried to help him get better, but he has to do it for himself. Outside of school, Erin loves to spend time with her babysitter, her mother, and her family when she is able to see them. Additionally, Erin is passionate about Taekwondo. Every week, she fills me in on how her tournaments and practice went that week. When Erin has Taekwondo practice, she is in a good mood at school that day; it is a positive influence in her life. Lastly, Erin’s overall medical and developmental history has not been discussed. Though, I

I learned the value of hard work, communication, and doing something that I was passionate about. By working on a project I was passionate about, I was able to not only sustain my passion throughout the year but to also let it grow even more. Knowing that all my hard work would be benefitting animals definitely made everything easier, whether it was researching animal welfare and animal homelessness, volunteering at and working directly with animal shelters, creating bows, or advertising Bows for Paws. Not only did I feel good about myself and my project, I felt good about all the animals that would get adequate and be given a second chance at happiness. In the future, I will definitely use the skills I learned from this project. However, I believe that I could have done more to improve, such as managing my time more wisely and expanding my network. Therefore, the next time I have a longterm project, I will stick to my planner and always set goals for myself. I will set time aside and prioritize my project, rather than thinking I can just do it the next day. By being organized, especially with time, I can finish early, have time for other activities, be less stressed and get more sleep. In addition to managing my time more wisely, I can also expand my network rather than just working with one person. By doing so, I will meet more people who share the same passion as me. This can also lead to more opportunities because such

It wasn't until now that I discovered that working with my peers and collaborating ideas makes everything so much easier. In all my years here at visa I never really liked to share and collaborate so instead I would just do everything on my own and it would be a hassle because I’d struggle. Then Came up a project that I had a really big interest in since my younger years. In my history class we were in the World War 1 unit. This Unit was brought up to my attention by Mr. Dewaele because he knew I wanted to join the military and I was so passionate about this unit because I'd take a camo backpack to school and he would pretend that my backpack wasn't there because it was camoflauge. Mr. Dewaele would rely on me when it would come to military

This semester-long project helped me understand and interpret similarities and differences among and between individuals, cultures, or societies across space and time by having me go face to face with the individuals, with the cultures or societies, over a great period of time in my community. I was exposed to people of different cultures and saw how they could have similar opinions of the same subject. I also saw how people of the same culture had different opinions. I can tell by age how much today’s generation tends to have certain beliefs than those of a different generation. These experiences I would not have been able to gain while sitting in a classroom being lectured. Although I do enjoy it very much.

I have several notable accomplishments. Probably, the most important accomplishment was the completion of a degree of bachelor of science in economics. At the university macroeconomics appealed to me the most, not only because it deals with the most important issues in economics, but also the amazing story of John Maynard Keynes challenging the classical economic doctrines, and the subsequent intellectual rivalries among different schools of economic thought. I found topics related to economic growth particularly engaging. Here, the Solow growth model presented a particular amazement and one filled with unresolved intrigues. Assessing the ranking of nations of Africa in the 2012 United Nations Human Development report in a related term paper

In the US, I witnessed the challenges of many Diaspora members, and I kept thinking about strategies to succeed and help others. While I was struggling to achieve my American dream that at one point I thought was an American nightmare, relatives and friends in Africa were unceasingly asking for my financial help more than I could and not realizing that, in order to obtain my doctorate, I had to go

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