Cover Letter: My Experience As A Graduate Assistant

I’ve always loved children and helping to care for them, and the opportunity to be a teaching assistant in SMIC’s annual summer camp in 2013 was perfect for me. I’ve always loved babysitting, but actually being able to teach seemed fun and different. For two weeks of July, along with the teacher I was assigned to, I helped teach basic English to eight year-olds from local Chinese schools. Although they could be rowdy or annoying at times, I grew fond of these kids and they of me. I learned to be patient with these children and not get irritated at what I thought were simple words or phrases. I discovered that teaching younger children was not only about teaching them the content in their textbooks, but also caring for them and helping them grow mentally. Situations like breaking up

’m writing this cover letter to inform you that I am extremely interesting of being part of your Residential Assistant Program for the coming 2016 Fall semester. I first heard of the program when moving into my first year as a college student I was lost and unaware of where certain things were located throughout the building by reaching out to my RA for help I came to encounter what a RA position was and what were their obligations as an RA. Knowing the commitment, dedication and self management that it takes to become an RA I would say I am ready to take on the hands on experience with open arms making me not just an interested candidate but a prepare fully aware candidate.

I am profoundly interested in your posting for the position of Resident Assistant. I believe I possess the

I am Sarah Acado and I am majoring in Biology and obtaining a certificate in Agroecology, its great to have a green thumb. I am currently employed with the USDA Research center. Besides work and school , I enjoy spending time with my significant others. I enjoy outside activities and I like to go to arcades and act as if I am thirteen years old with no responsibilities in the world (yeah right). I expect to learn more about the human race and why we do certain things and learn about the different cultural practices. Within five years, I hope to be within my physician assistant career helping to better other people lives through medicine and therapy. My links to my two favorite websites are:

Essay 1 I began my career in healthcare ten years ago as a medical assistant. My role as an MA, while it had its highlights, left much to be desired. I wanted to build a rapport with patients where I could educate them on their diseases and provide clarity on disease management using my warm bedside manner; most of all I wanted a career where I could use my critical thinking skills. Thus, I embarked on a journey to become an LPN and became licensed as such. I have found that, although I love my job, my license holds me back from providing the patient care I would like to.

Attending college has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. It has opened up many doors and options in my life. Not only am I the first in my family to graduate high school, but I am also the first to go to college. My parents come from third world countries and traveled all the way to the United States so that my younger brother and I could have a better chance at life. My biggest motivator is my family; they are the reason why I work so hard.

I have danced around with the many options in the medical field since high school, from paramedic to forensic pathologist and everything in between. I decided on medical assisting because I see it as a step towards other possibilities, a foot in the door to see what I enjoy and will want to do in the future. Medical Assistance have a wide working spectrum and are in many medical areas such as a family clinic, pediatrics, and plastic surgery. Because my goal is a forensic pathologist or autopsy assistant I want to be a medical assistant in plastic or general surgery because I believe it will be a wonderful step towards my goal. As a medical assistant you are held to a high standard of professionalism because the situations you will be working

As the completion of my Economics degree from The University of Kansas, it is with great excitement that I submit my application for the Research Assistant position. As an Assistant, I would welcome the opportunity to apply my education and my internship experiences in multiple industries for the benefit of Abt Associates and its clients. After reviewing the position description and conducting brand research, I believe that I have the skill set necessary to be a Research Assistant. Throughout my academic training, I have developed quantitative analysis and problem-solving skills. As I studied Industrial Engineering in Colombia, I learned to analyze tasks more efficiently and create solutions to improve company processes.

When I filled application to FSU I was told that I don't need any documentation about my previous education if I have an associate degree. I will be graduating with an associate degree from MWCC in December 2016.

Dear Dr. Ravich, I am writing from Edwards Air Force Base where I am a Personnel Officer. I often think of the time you took to mentor me in my legal thesis as it applies to me developing my writing sample for my Funded Legal Education Program application to become a JAG. I hope you are doing well. Best wishes, Kamillia

At a young age I realized that I enjoyed helping others become better. As I continue with my education I know that I want my career to have the ability to help and encourage others in whichever way possible. My range of leadership, professional, research and volunteer experiences makes me a unique applicant for your position. I feel confident that I will be successful as your graduate assistant. First, my experiences indicate that I am able to effectively balance a variety of tasks and responsibilities Due to my strong work ethic and determination, I have acquired a total of over 1400 hours in a professional setting.

The skills and experience I would bring to a graduate assistantship include: mentoring and instructing others; competency in word, excel and PowerPoint; and proficiency in writing and communication. Also, I would bring my skills in: organization; time management; communication; and critical thinking as a graduate assistant. I was successful in using these skills to maintain a 4.0 GPA during my undergraduate studies.

This is Queenie from the Legal Outreach Internship program. How are you, today? I like to thank you personally for all you had contributed to our week at Morvillo. It's honestly really amazing for you to volunteer your time to give us this great experience that we will take on with us. For me, I had always been sure that I want to be a lawyer so this exposure to the law had made me even more determined of my future. So thank you for all you had done. It's greatly appreciated by me and by everyone else!

I write in pursuit of becoming a teaching assistant for EG-1003 beginning this fall. I seek this position wishing to further develop my skills in communication and collaboration. Furthermore, I would admire watching student creativity in action when they work in the labs and interacting with others when helping them solve problems. I believe my previous experience and personality enable me to be an effective teaching assistant.

I am sending this email to say thank you. I am not the best at verbally expressing emotions, but I am working on it. This year has been a humbling roller coaster, but I appreciate you putting up with me, because I know I was a headache. Actually, thank you for taking me as an intern, because I was last minute and I know you didn’t have to; I just added to your caseload. I can still remember my first interview and the way my leg used to shake whenever I spoke to you. I was always super nervous, because you were Ms. Shaneen. However, over time, as I spoke to you more, you showed me that there was nothing to be afraid of. You watched me develop from being “adultish” to being more “adult when it’s convenient.” However, a lot of my