For the community leader interview, I decided to interview someone that is very dear to my heart, Olivia Hunte. Olivia previously used to work at Denver South High school as the Goodwill Ambassador coordinator but she just recently she received a job offer at a community college to help build their Trio Upward Bounds program. At this position, Olivia is advocating for first generation students that are either taking concurrent enrollment classes or transiting from high to college. Olivia has always
a resource at your school? Okay, so most all of you, about seven of you. Are there any other resources in the community that you think of or that you access, or people your age access, for these things? Female Student: Asking adults. I think some people just ask older friends or brothers and sisters. Female Interviewer: What is the best way to share information with the community about drug use with people your age? Male Student: I just wait for it to be atopic
My partner and I decided to do our project on Communities in Schools Houston. We reached out to Spring Branch Elementary School on the West side of Houston. Here we interviewed with Mrs. Irene Alfaro, the designated CIS project manager, and one of her families. My experience over all was interesting. My partner and I came to the conclusion that although interviewing with Mrs. Alfaro would be an easy process, interviewing with the parent might not. First of all we did not know whom she would choose
When thinking about which resources are available to our community, it was not possible to come up short. There are innumerable services available to our community, and I chose one of special importance to me. The Livingston Regional Hospital is one of the many resources in our community, and being a hospital, they offer many services that can assist people in many different ways. I also interviewed a lady that goes to my church who works there for patients with respiratory problems. In this paper
Description of the organization: Umpqua Community College (UCC) is a public community college in Douglas County in Southwestern Oregon, established in 1964 by a vote of its residents. It is the only post-secondary educational provider in Douglas County. Its mission is to make quality comprehensive post-secondary education affordable and accessible to district residents. UCC offers Transfer programs, Career and Technical Education, Community Education, Adult Basic Education, Workforce Development
I want to die knowing that I made a difference in the world. I’m one that’s always thinking of others and ways that I can positively impact the community. As a student at a CIAA school and a citizen of the United States of America, I believe that it is not only my duty but my privilege to build healthy relationships within the community to promote goals of world peace, environmental containment, ethnic conflict, and health disparities. In order to have a constructive relationship within the public
been working in this community? 8years 2.What is your role as a provider in this community? Nurse practitioner 3.What other departments you are collaborating within this community? Surgery, medicine, social work, case Managment, physical therapy, Interventional Radiology 4.What population are you working with? Young ..middle age..&geriatric. A lot are of low socioeconomic status, & uninsured. 5.What are the some of the health issues faced by patients in this community? HTN, diabetes, Alcohol
Daniella Salawu The Community Intervention/Interview Paper For this paper, Ms. Minister Melishia Bansa MPH was interviewed. She is a thirty year old African-American woman. Her occupation is the director of community outreach and provider Relations for “Coordination of Health Care for Complex Kids” (CHECK) Program and Project Coordinator of “Promoting Adolescent Health” (PATH) Study. She was interviewed about her work with the CHECK Program. The Coordination of Health Care for Complex Kids program
Ms. Melissa Arena, RHIT, CHC, HIM Manager and Corporate Compliance Officer at St. Ann’s Community in Rochester, NY, was interviewed on December 7, 2015. The interview started with asking Ms. Arena if she could talk a little bit about herself and what her position is. She continued to say that her current position was her second career, she was a mortgage loan processor back in the 80’s and 90’s. Ms. Arena had gotten laid off from three separate mortgage companies before she realized she needed a
school with Mohammad Rasoul he is currently a senior at Hubbard high school, has been raised in, and continues to practice the Islamic faith. I have grown up being raised Methodist and continue to follow many of the beliefs of my religion. During my interview with Mo, to start with I asked him about; his belief system and exactly how he viewed the world. He began by telling me what his interruption of the word Islam meant; and it was to submit willingly to The Commandments and Will of The One and Only