Ebob Reflection

I am honored to be in ASB this year and enjoy making a difference in the school and being a leader, and I’m looking forward to making a bigger difference next year at the school. I have learned numerous tips on how to be a leader by writing essays and showing what we learned in different committees in ASB and in our larger world. Throughout my year in ASB I learned how to be a better leader, and because of that I used these skills to make the school a better place to be in and a more amusing and exciting place to go to school.

I wanted to take a few minutes of your time to ask you to help me shine a light during a time where there is so much darkness in our country. With so much anger, resentment and despair consuming people’s thoughts, we seem to have forgotten the positive things taking place all around us, like the miracles that take place at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Let’s shine a bright light together by helping the amazing kids at St. Jude.

I have been the principal at Valley View Elementary since 2005. During my tenure as principal, Valley View Elementary earned a TEA Exemplary rating each year; earned Gold Performance Acknowledgements in all tested areas each year, including the area of attendance; met AYP each year; was consistently recognized by the Texas Business Education Coalition (TBEC), the National Center for Education Achievement “Just for the Kids,” Texas Monthly, etc. . . . Under the new system, our campus has Met Standard and has earned every distinction it qualifies for. I state this not to brag about myself, but to brag about the great people who work and have worked with me at Valley View Elementary—the people who worked hard and made those accolades possible. During my tenure, I have sought and have hired individuals who exhibit certain qualities I feel are essential to student success. Qualities that Adriana Cerda exhibits.

All of these schools have many reasons to be proud because since 1987 they have received 24 of the F.I.N.E (First in the Nation in Education) awards and 10 U.S. Department of Education awards. Many of their innovative programs have been recognized across the

I graduated from a great school in 1997. My senior year was the first year we had a room

At approximately 0134 Hours, Cortez Dispatch advised me Breback, J. called 911 and hanging up. Cortez further advised that upon call back Breback, J. advised everything was ok for the moment and hung up. Sgt. Minor and I responded back to the residence, upon arriving at the residence we walked from the roadway in the dark watching the residence. The residence had all the first floor lights on and the lights on in the upstairs bedroom. I watched the residence for any signs of Breback, C. being in the residence. The two dogs located at the residence where outside barking at me. I watch Breback, J. move from the living room to the front door of the residence calling the dogs back into the residence. I watched for a short time, I did not see anyone

Upon entering into Barry University (B.U.), I was an insecure black African- American woman full of passion coupled with a myriad misconceptions of what I thought social work consist of. However, during my two years as a undergrad student I learned that those misconceptions had kept me stagnant in facing and understanding my past traumatic events of life that could have had an negative effected on further clients and how I interact with others. For that reason, I would say my best experience in Barry’s BSW program was an assignment that I had to partake in called the Cultural Journal. This assignment not only hope me to learned about my cohorts’ culture as a Philippine woman, I learned that our culture had a lot in common such as that the

You’d think with all the different clicks of people, being one class would almost be impossible, but I truly saw a miracle happen my senior year. Everyone was friends with everyone, we all went to the games, we sat in the rain, braved the storms, and took defeat together. This taught me so much about the people around me. There was so much more to the students I had previously thought I knew; and to find out all we had to do was loose a few state championships. After every state championship we lost you could still feel the pride within the student body, we would stay and cheer until our athletes came off the fields. We also made it a point to make sure they knew we believed they were champions to us.

I have had the incredible opportunity to work on and learn from a spectrum of clinical research studies as a research associate in EMRAP. However, the differing roles I took on within the program contributed to my broadened perspective of medicine. In addition to coordinating with staff and providers to expeditiously complete study enrollments, I also cultivated my teaching skills while training new associates to carefully differentiate the nuances of similar studies.

My key take away from this week have been learning the procedure of performing an ABG and all the factors that must be addressed before to starting the procedure . Also learning how ABG’s are interpreted this will be very important to have knowledge of before beginning my clinical’s.Learning about PFT’s and all of the variables( height, gender,weight, race, age) that typically have an impact on lung function.

While reviewing all journals that I had finished through COMN 154 and 155, I figured out some significant improvement in the writing in terms of length and organizing. In my personal view, I have considerably accomplished my goal, which is to meet the requirement of Can do list for CLB 8. Even though slight grammar errors and word choices were still visible, however, it will be an ultimate mission not only to utilize what I have learned, but also to expand my level of reading and writing to a new extent.

Our team excelled in many different areas in order to make sure we used our time efficiently. We made sure that we all showed up to class promptly.

Throughout these weeks working on the mental health units I was able to go to many different units and ECT treatments. During the first couple of weeks I was having a hard time starting a conversation and feeling comfortable talking with the patients by the end of these weeks I have improved. I was able to speak to multiple patients and make them feel safe and comfortable. One week I was able to see what happens when a patient has an episode that endangers the other patients and then escalates to the nurses; where they couldn’t calm the patient down. They had called a psych emergency and about 15 men game to help turn this situation into a better one. This showed me how things can escalate but at the same time with help it can be detained.

We need to get better at everything we do, including all research, creative, and scholarly activity, including all aspects of teaching and learning and student achievement, and including our own infrastructure, business processes, and customer service. To have focused only on the handful of specific research measures comprising the Carnegie classification would have left out most of the university. In addition, to improve only those research metrics while not improving student achievement would ultimately cause the university to fail. Second, as with other research universities in metropolitan areas, we learned that we need to partner with our community because we need its help in order to get better, and similarly it needs us in order to get better. Our destinies are inextricably intertwined. Third, we learned that it took a decade or more for the benchmark universities to achieve top tier status. Finally, we also learned that we need our Athletics’ programs to get

In my four years as a Fairfield Eagle, I have come to a new understanding of our school motto, ‘A Tradition of Excellence.’ Excellence in our school is something that we boast about regularly throughout our community. For example, what community can boast of a football program that, in the last decade, has been to more state championship games than any other school? What community can boast of a girls’ basketball program that held a 104-0 record with three back-to-back titles, and a total of four? My answer: Fairfield can. Therefore, nothing is a bigger source of pride or, more inspiring than being a part of a community that should never have achieved such a high level of success. Consequently, through ‘A Tradition of Excellence’, we commit ourselves to the path of becoming something better, and what better to take with us into the future than the desire to constantly push for the best that we can hope to be?