this semester, I learned so much and gained so much confidence in my ability to lead. I had never led through the Honors College before this semester nor had I ever felt so involved and included within the Honors College. Being an Honors Year One mentor has allowed me to grow in ways that I would have never grown if it was not for this experience. Through my experience, I have made friends, realized what all the Honors College has to offer and connect freshmen with others. I learned how I lead best,
I. Name of Experience: Project Preservation Organization (if applicable): Dartmouth Hillel Location: 10-week study at Dartmouth, 2.5 week service trip to Poland and Greece Dates: Spring 2016 Description of activities: Studied the Holocaust; visited Auschwitz; reconstructed a Jewish cemetery What you learned: I learned that genocide is a highly-organized, step-by-step social and political downward spiral into the depths of human evil. While visiting Auschwitz, I saw people taking selfies throughout
Rogers August 27th, 2012 INTER-PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE! 2 Inter-Professional Practice In the inter-professional health care team, a leader is a valuable member who works with others to provide high-quality care, ensuring patient safety and facilitating positive staff development in long-term care (Frankel, 2008). In many cases, the LPN is seen as a leader, taking charge, influencing and guiding others towards a mutual goal (Hood, 2010). Also, assigning roles and providing guidance to unregulated
offer them. You would think these bonuses were being made every quarter and they are not. This brings me into another leadership practice, authentic leadership. The Authentic Action Wheel created by Robert Terry (Northouse, 2012) comes to mind when I think of the approach that is taken to increase job productivity. The organization has certain expectations placed on the employees, yet they do not provide adequate resources to get the job done. The dispatchers are expected to have the drivers on location
understand ourselves first. Upon completion of the Jung Typology test, my personality type was identified as introverted, sensing, thinking and judging (ISTJ) with a SJ temperament. This paper will discuss my results of the Jung Typology Test and how I can use these results to help improve my organizational behavior to strive to become a better employee, coworker and aspiring leader. God created all his children with different talents, “But now, O Lord, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou
sections? I read the clinic manual for the first time when it was handed out the first day of clinic classes. I have re-read various clinic manual sections about five-to-ten times throughout the semester. I referenced the manual when looking up the proper guidelines for work product guidelines. Have you entered all of your time in CLIO by the Monday deadline every week? If not, why not? (e.g., were you unaware of the deadline? See Clinic Manual, “Standard Operating Procedures.” I have not entered
3. The final part of the assessment involves determining the final marketing mix in relation to the new marketing opportunity. As part of finalising your marketing mix, answer the following questions: What environmental factors could have an impact on the selected marketing mix e.g. economic conditions, the political or legal environment, etc? • Competition: To compete in new market, company has to do marketing mix and determine market strategy for Price, Place, products and promotions. • Economical
Why are you interested in working for the KSLP Team? I want to work for the KSLP team first because I want to gain management experience. One of my career aspirations is to enter the logistics field and to manage a variety of systems, both with computers and people, and I feel that this would be an excellent opportunity to build the experience necessary to thrive in that industry. Based on the job description, this internship is geared for that line of work, since interns will be organizing multiple
Group Description: The CODA, Codependents Anonymous group meeting I attended meets every Saturday at 10:15 at the Church of the Resurrection in Tempe. This self-help group is open and homogeneous. It is for women only, is in one of the church’s classrooms, and has a couple rectangular tables and chairs to place as needed for the group size. The date I attended, March 26th there were eleven other women, all Caucasian, ages approximately from early twenties to early sixties. Occupations and status
participating in Seminar 102: Western Tradition I. Of the thirteen learning outcomes provided, I will describe the progression of my learnings through the lens of Shared Inquiry learning outcome: Pursue new and enriched understandings of the texts through sustained collaborative inquiry. This particular learning outcome fostered both new and enriched understanding of the assigned readings by facilitating engagement through in class and online discussion forums. As I reflect on the process of