Aggie Lifestyle Analysis

The FFA can be a common thread that binds people together. The friends made through the organization are the ones who you can meet again ten years later from your high school career and reminiscent. Teachers leave a lifelong impact on their students’ lives. Shelby McArthur said, “I truly believe that I would not have attended the college I went to, or have the current position in my career if it was not for the lessons I learned through the FFA program via my advisors.” Advisors are more than ordinary teachers; they become family. From long nights in the ag shop to show and competition trips, sometimes you see them more than your own family. Friends and ag teachers impact who the student develops into. Because of these connections, students are prepared for their future.

When I visited Florida State’s campus, I automatically felt welcomed and met students with varying backgrounds. Therefore, my college experience at Florida State University will continue to build my exposure to diverse cultures, and make me feel a part of a close knit community that brings us all together around its education standards, local community involvement, and its sports programs. As a member of the FSU community, I will contribute to its diversity, become an engaged member of the micro-society and find ways to volunteer my time to local programs, such as animal care and compliance within the FSU Office of Research. I embody Florida State University’s motto, “Vires, Artes, Mores”. I continue to leverage my strengths, sharpen my skills and build upon my reputation and

Even though I am only a sophomore in High School, and people's minds change all the time, I’ve been in love with animals since starting elementary school and I’ve also taken French since Kindergarten because I was enrolled in a French Immersion school. Over the years I have volunteered for many organizations that help, and support animals. Some include my local humane society and the K-9 lifesavers organization. I know that Veterinary Schools are extremely selective, however by taking my school work seriously and attending programs like Ag-discovery, I have a greater chance at getting accepted. I have several schools that are in mind such as UC Davis and Colorado State University. After getting accepted into college, to become more social and comfortable, I want to invest my free time in Pre-Vet clubs at my school to get myself acquainted with other students who share my interest. For Grad school, I want to study abroad in Africa and Europe, where I can be apart of the International Vet Medicine programs and aid countries with little resources. Ag-Discovery will definitely be step in that direction and provide me with a window onto those opportunities. When I finish school, I hope to own my own Veterinary Practice by the age of 36. By then I will have all necessary resources and experiences to help and medicate

The support around the university is phenomenal and has made the adjustment easier. The atmosphere of the school is unbelievable and still surprises me today with all it can offer. I am part of the biggest freshman class Virginia Tech as ever had and I am truly honored to be part of something so monumental. I am overwhelmed with the fact I get to call Virginia Tech my home for the next four years and truly make a difference around campus. My academic goals for the next four years are to make the dean’s list and keep at least a 3.5 GPA. I hope to succeed above and beyond in all my classes and stand out. My career goals are to work with Black Bears as a Wildlife Biologist or possibly a game warden, I hope to soon find the right path for my upcoming future. I aim to maybe add a minor in the upcoming year, however I am still debating. In the past, I was an active member in various organization and clubs like Future Farmers of America, DECA, Future Business Leaders of America, Community Service, and National Honor Society. I have volunteered multiple hours around my community at basketball tournaments, food pantry’s, blood drives, and company

In “The Laramie Project,” written by members of the Tectonic theatre company, aims to examine the Matthew Shepard murder through the use of theatre. Within the play, there are several insights and moments that prove to be surprising, puzzling, useful, new, and interesting.

People always ask “what is an Aggie” an Aggie is a student attending Texas A&M University. In the 1900s, Texas A&M students were called "Texas A&M, the state's first public institution of higher education.”

Many people struggle with the decision of where they want to go to college and what they would like to do for the rest of my life. For me, this choice was made easier with this ticket. This ticket was to a Texas A&M football game, but in a broader sense it was a ticket to much more than just a football game; it was a ticket to the Aggie experience and what it means to be a Texas Aggie.

“Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve” is the motto of the National FFA Organization. This historical organization is guided by dedicated educators teaching in the field of agriscience. Agriscience educators are in high demand in Alabama and across the nation. Agriscience educators teach in a project based learning environment that reaches all students by teaching about innovative agricultural topics and working with new technology all while traveling across the state and country with the FFA.

Overall, Texas A&M offers a great opportunity for me. Trying to get into this university alone will give me the opportunity to get better and try my hardest. I also love the fact that this school has a 20:1 student faculty ratio. I have always went to a small student faculty ratio school and I want to continue it. Last but not least, the computer science program is perfect for me. I can pursue my dream to have a job that is related with computer

Woooooooooo, Pig! Soooie! October the 25th is the day every year I’m reminded how my family “sacrificed attending the Arkansas vs. Auburn game” to be at my birth in 1997. Raised in a family of whole hearted, Hog fans, the University of Arkansas has always felt like home. As a young child, making the scenic drive from southeast Arkansas to the Ozark Mountains fascinated me. The beauty of the nature had such an enchanting charm about it. I will always remember as a little girl walking through the campus telling my parents, “just wait and see, Madison Brooke Miller will be engraved on the sidewalks of senior walk.” Growing up, it was the traditions that first intrigued me about the U of A, though after visiting a variety of universities out

The room fell silent as the story of Mathew Shepard was told in the OU Meacham Auditorium. Throughout The Laramie Project I could hear the gasps and tears of my fellow students. This was not the first time I watched The Laramie Project, but the film still had a profound effect on me. The interviews with Laramie citizens seemed to describe different perceptions of hate crimes committed against the LGBT across the globe; not just in Laramie, Wyoming.

The observations of the subjects in the following paper were conducted on Saturday, October 17th 2015 at Denver Downs Farm in Anderson, South Carolina. Denver Downs was hosting a fall event that included hayrides, sports, games, a corn maze, and many other activities. This event drew in many people of all ages, genders, and ethnicities. There was also a Clemson University football game the following day, drawing in many more people to the area that weekend. The observations took place from three to six at night when it was approximately sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit outside. This allowed ample time to make significant observations and a comfortable temperature where subjects would remain for long periods of time. This time frame was

This passage is another one that shows just how devoted Farmer is to his work. When he started feeling sick, he continued on with his daily life until he absolutely had to “surrender himself to his illness”. Farmer didn’t even stop working when he was hospitalized for Hepatitis, he continued leading his organization. Almost nothing can stop Farmer from trying to cure the world. The author did a great job of explaining that throughout the book. In this section of the book, his colleagues and friends had recognized that about him and knew they had to send him on vacation after he was cured. The author including Catherine in this passage was also important because it proves that Farmers vacation was something he really needed and something great

Many of the characters do share a desire to be out on the plains. Being able to be out in the plains for Mattie allows her to be away from society which she isn’t very comfortable being in. This is why she likes being away is because she can feel completely distraction free and be able to think for herself. She feels a lot more comfortable confronting herself than being with society and acting by their unwritten laws. Mattie feels very unsure of herself when she is in society because she dose want to come off not knowing what she needs and wants out of society.

My choice to attend FIU was one of the easier ones I’ve made so far in my academic career. I was drawn to the university as I felt a sense of community here that has only been further enhanced as a legacy, with both my mother and stepfather having completed their Bachelor degrees at this institution. The relationships and connections my parents were able to build here were a testament to FIU’s ability to bring together people from so many different backgrounds and create a family. I experienced an even greater connection as my stepfather found a lifelong friendship and mentor in an FIU staff member and honored him by making him the godfather of one of my younger brothers. Thus, FIU has been a special part of my life even before college was