Case Study Of Ariana Santana

My name is Selena Judge, and this summer I received the honor of beccoming apart of the ACS Scholar's Program. I'm currently a sophomore majoring in chemistry with a concentration in biochemistry. This week I recently received a letter from ACS that requires for the head of my deparment to sign an acknowledgement form about my presents at VCU, and the form is due on October, 14, 2016. Is it possible for me to set up an appointment with you to fill out this documentation?

Congratulations to Ms.Scott for being nominated life changer of the year! I couldn't think of anyone better for this recognition. I have had honor have been mentored by Ms.Scott for the past three years. She has helped me grow as a person, and has guided me to become the leader that I am today. Ms. Scott is not only an inspiration to myself but to everyone on campus. Ms.Scott is dedicated, strong, passionate and always has the best interest for every student on campus. She also stays long hours after school working football games, basketball games or planning our next assembly and on top of that she is the best mom ever! Throughout her years as being an ASB advisor she has changed the culture by increasing school spirit and making Hilltop

During Jessica’s four years at Palacios High School, she has participated in many activities such as Scrubs Club, Student Council, and C-X Debate. She was nominated and selected her sophomore, junior, and senior year to be a member of Power Set based on her grades, community service, and leadership skills. One of Jessica’s greatest accomplishments

Savannah still has a refreshing wide-eyed quality about her. As an enthusiastic learner, Savannah always challenges herself to do more by committing that extra effort. Her enthusiasm and energy have been matched over the years with a discipline that is remarkable for someone her age. She is committed to learning; turning in assignments early, questioning the process behind her solutions, and continuing to try until she has mastered the material. As her teacher, I truly enjoy her spirit and enthusiasm. I highly recommend her for the Governor's Scholar

Over the Fall Break vacation, I decided to conduct my field experience at CC Spaulding Elementary School. I had the opportunity to work with Ms. Sarah Ashley and Mrs. Williams’ Pre-K class. I had previously shadowed with Ms. Ashley, so she was eager to welcome me back. Over the days, I got myself acquainted with her students to make them comfortable with my presence. Luckily, they welcomed me in with no hesitation.

Joanne Ma is a HIGHLY enthusiastic and bubbly sophomore who portrays an excellent characterization of a perfect student. Although she may not be aware of it, she serves as a role model to her peers through her hardworking skills and ethical values. She is very active and loves to give back to her community by using her free time volunteering and doing service events with various clubs that are passionate about making a difference such as the World Vision Club! Her passion in helping other is very evident and she uses her skills by serving through officer positions in various clubs on campus- she is the secretary in the California scholarship federation, member recognition chair D15S in Key Club, and fundraising/ community service chair in the

Despite her many outstanding achievements to date, she remains humbly future focused on improving herself whilst making a difference: I have no doubt that she will continue to be an asset to any team she joins. This role as part of the WISE Learners’ Voice program is a definite fit for

Ms. Martin is an exceptional team player. She works well with students, her peers, supervisors and upper administration.

I am most impressed by Anna's willingness to help in any situation.  She is a dependable and reliable person who is always eager to aid others.  Through her work with a special needs program and as a lifeguard, Anna has shown her dedication towards helping people.  Every time I see Anna, she always greets me with a friendly smile and has a very warm and approachable demeanor.  Anna has been a consistent program-goer and has supported many of the floor programs that we have held.

On the team, I met a sophomore named Casey Gaughan. At first, I thought of her a super sweet and silly girl who was a bit awkward. But it didn’t take long for me to realize that Casey was special. She is one of the most inspirational person I have ever met. She pushed herself to the limit academically and extracurricularly. Yes, she was head of the Environmental Action Committee, the Human Rights Coalition, and the Christian Fellowship Club, but she did so much more for the community than just that. Casey was completely selfless. Despite her busy schedule, she was always willing to set aside time for anyone that needed her guidance. She always spoke kindly of others. In fact, I’ve never heard her speak negatively about anyone. Throughout the entire day, she wore a smile and greeted others with a brightly toned

As a public high school teacher, I have seen hundreds of students walk in and out of my classroom over the last 12 years, and Alejandra is in the top 1% of students who have had a positive impact on me. I cannot say enough about her character and integrity. She is resilient and has been an

I have known Paula for more than 2 years, during her masters program at Armstrong State University. I have had the privilege to have participated in some of her academic work, project and presentation as an advisor and supervisor. She exhibited a very high professional ethics and good sense of judgement. As a student, she proved to be an extremely hard working individual who showed great respect for academic integrity. She demonstrated very high intellectual and practical knowledge of the

Ms. Lange is a Spanish teacher at Lincoln Hall Middle School who is among one of the most memorable. Many students recall her invigorating games and teaching methods, including one of her past students, Samir Ozaki. “She’s very relaxed, often relates to students and she’s very funny.” A reason she decided to become a teacher was because she knew she wanted to be a helper and as a child, she hated school- actually, it wasn’t rare for her to pretend to be sick just to stay home; now, she works toward making children feel good and excited to attend school everyday. How? Firstly, by telling students they are powerful and make a difference, that everyday their actions impact people, and reinforcing people care about them. These are powerful words

Alaynia is equally busy outside of the classroom. Throughout her four years, she has been involved in yearbook, Key Club,

These past seven years we have all had an experience of a lifetime. Even though it doesn’t seem like it Peru Elementary School has been a huge part of our life. Walt Disney once said, “We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we’re curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.” We have started down this path with naptime in kindergarten and are ending it with pre-algebra, essays, and grueling tests. Along this path we have met many amazing friends and faculty members and will only continue to meet more.