Case Interview Mrs Bliden

She thought it was not necessary to have the war and she thought that it wouldn't last long. Actually it lasted 19 to 20 years. That is one thing that I never knew. After awhile her one of her brothers were drafted an so was her cousin thats when her sister dropped out of school to help her mom around the house. Then later one her other brother had just got married and he got drafted too.

     When I asked him if he lost any friends or people he served with in the war he said that he lost some friends in combat but he didn’t talk much about that.

Because I am not certain what career path I intend to pursue, it was difficult to determine an appropriate person for my informational interview. However, following the advice at Quintessential Careers, I focused on my possible career choices (Quintessential Careers, Unk.). What I found was that I was likely to be involved in some type of work involving domestic violence, though I am still uncertain of the nature of that work. As a result, I decide to interview Sarah Buel. Sarah Buel is a noted attorney in the field of domestic violence. Currently a Clinical Professor and Founding Director of the Diane Halle Center for Family Justice at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, Buel was one of the names that came up most frequently as I was looking into the field of domestic violence (Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, 2012).

The second interviewed I listen to was, Caeser Fred Abate, who service in the United States Army during World War, in the Asia Theater. The interview by Katherine Hester and Linda Rogaski covered why he joined, his boot camp, job assignment, memorable and not so memorable experience while deployed, if he had any RR, how he stayed in touch with his family, friendships, stress, what he ate, what he did afterword’s and if he was ever hurt. Begin part of the island hopping campaign, Mr. Abate unit was placed were they were need during the campaign. Mr. Abate is colorblind, which he did not tell anyone about when he was finally drafted in February 1943. He really wanted to enlist into the Army, but know if they found out about him being colorblind

I am interviewing Dakota Tolbert. He was born at DeKalb Regional Hospital in Fort Payne Al on September 1, 1995. Dakota went to Ider High School, team Hornets. His most favorite class in school was History. At Ider he was a team player in baseball, basketball, and football. Enjoys working at Maples Rugs which is located in Scottsboro Al, what he loves the most about his job is that he works with the craziest but funniest people he has ever met. Dakota considers them his best friends. What he dislikes about this job is because they get stuck with all the tough and frustrating work the other shift doesn’t do, which makes his job twice as hard to accomplish to make the production. Dakota is majoring in welding, it will take up to two years of

The questions I planned to ask were pretty basic. Where did you grow up? Who was in your family? If you could, is there anything you would go back and change about

What happened to the minds of the soldiers when they came back from the war?

I conducted my interview on a man named Jack Bauwer who was an Afghanistan war veteran which took place between 2001 and 2014 though he was there from 2001 to 2006. The major purpose of the war was to counter terrorism in response to 9/11 attacks and it was known as Operation Enduring Freedom. The combat mission conducted in Afghanistan was to eliminate and weaken the Al Qaeda militia and their Taliban supporters. I met Mr. Bauwer through a friend while we had gone for a swimming competition. Mr. Bauwer was Tony’s neighbor at Inglewood California. Tony Michaels, Kim and I were present at the time of the interview.

Mrs. Yearwood currently works as a lead teacher in a private learning center located in Ashburn, VA where she just recently relocated to from Germany last summer. Now that her husband is retired from the U.S Army she is now able to settle down and focus on her career. Mrs. Yearwood was the perfect candidate for my interview because I plan to begin working in the child development centers or schools on the military installation my husband would be stationed until I gain enough experience and finish my Master’s to pursue other occupations to assist me with my overall goal of beginning my own youth program. The questions from the interview are listed below.

The financial professional that I interviewed was Jasmine McGlashan, who is a realtor with United Real Estate North Jersey. She is a young and upcoming relator that specializes in residential real estate throughout the Central and North New Jersey area. Ms. McGlashan originally attended Michigan State University and then transferred back to her native state of New Jersey to attend Montclair State University. In 2015 she received her real estate license after watching her mother throughout her life flourish in real estate market.

For my research, I did a phone interview with Rachel Janway on November 4, 2015. By conducting a phone interview with her, I was able to obtain accurate information on the attendance rate of the art festival. Ms. Janway informed me that the weather played a key factor in the attendance rate, especially the rain. Therefore, I researched the weather in Stillwater Oklahoma over a 5-year period, for the third week of April. In addition, the days I focused on were Saturday and Sunday because the event is held on those days. I visited The Old Farmer’s Almanac website, to obtain information about the weather in Stillwater over the

I interviewed Jeffery Knowlton. He is my dad. Jeffery was born on December 23, 1968. He was born in Sandusky, Ohio. His parents names are Deroy Knowlton and Rose Hurd. His siblings names are Deroy, Marla, and Scott. His step-mom’s name is Gretta. His step-siblings names are Lisa, Donnie, and Guy. In Ohio he has lived in: Vickery, Fremont, Clyde, and Bowling Green. He has lived in Jacksonville, North Carolina and Pearl Harbor Hawaii. The schools that my dad has attended is Townsend Elementary, Croghan Elementary, Fremont Junior High, Fremont Ross High School, Coastal Carolina College (1 semester), and Marine Corps Schooling. My dad is 5’8, brown hair, brown eyes, slender build, facial hair.

Recently Inspector Massick allowed me to interview prisoner Smith about his criminal activity as it relates to stealing cars and car parts. Mr. Smith estimates he has stolen over 400 cars in his lifetime. I believe that Mr. Smith would be of help to law enforcement investigators giving a videotaped interview that could be used for training purposes to get insight in the mind of a professional car thief. I would like to request permission from the Department of Corrections to interview Mr. Smith on video tape solely to be used as a training tool. Mr. Smith is aware that no promises have been made to him other than the fact I would write a letter to be placed into his file that he provided assistance to law enforcement in the

I s/w Dr.Kim he will see pt at rad dept pt is there now for Paracentesis he is waiting for a room s/w nurse at PIH she will contact Dr.Kim once Pt is in a room. Also I s/w sister Teresa whom stated pt has been declining for the past week c/o confusion, nausea, loa, abd pain also states patient is on lactulose.

One was his mom: Fatima. I talked to her for a good deal of time. She made me feel important because she asked be questions. She was interested in who I was and my past. She brought a smile to my face. She began by asking what school I was from. Told her. She was then quiet for a little bit, so I thought it was over: another meaningless conversation. But then, she came up with more question. Where were you born? How old are you? What grade are you in? What do you like about your school. Tell me more about this “Senior Service” We stood there and talked to her in front of the juice container. She got to know me better than many strangers I meet. She had an unexplainable interest in what I was, and what my school was doing. AJ and I explained the entire process. She understood and thought it to be really cool. It felt good to explain why I like going to Senior Service to someone my service actually affects. I also think it must feel good for her to hear from the people doing service for people like her, and what their motives