Essay On Csula

Jenni Rivera was born to undocumented Mexican immigrants in Long Beach where she was also raised.

Ms. Sotomayor was born on 6/25/1954 in the Bronx, located in New York City. She was the eldest of two children. Her younger sibling, Juan, is now a physician in Syracuse, New York. The family resided in the Bronxdale Houses in the projects. Her father was a tool – and – die worker, and her mother was a nurse at a methadone clinic. When

Although their tastes differ when it comes to types of chiles, the grandmother and the speaker share a love for the traditional Mexican-American garnish. They also respect each other, simply based on their actions. Here we have two individuals, from different generations, that bond over the age-old tradition of food and love.

Ellen Ochoa was born on May 10, 1958, in Los Angeles California. Ochoa was raised in La Mesa, Los Angeles California. Ochoa was the daughter of Joseph and-and Rosana (Deardorff). Ellen had her father's last name. Ochoa's mother and father divorced when she was in her late teens. It was harsh for Ochoa to live without a father. Leaving her mother with 5 kids including her to take care of and raze. Ellen's Hispanic heritage came from her father's side, So her mother was white. while her mother struggled to try and give her best to her five kids she took college courses in her spare time. So she could set a good example for her children.

“Naropa is a buddhist founded university, and a lot of people, when they’re asked why they chose to go to Naropa, will say that Naropa chose them, and I think that is the same for me,” She says. When she began looking at colleges in high school, the two things she knew was that she wanted to be in Northern California, and she wanted it to have a program that was about humanitarian stewardship. She looked and many colleges but couldn’t find one that really reeled her in. But then her college career counselor directed her to Naropa, and it was almost exactly what she was looking for. Delaney is currently in her junior year at Naropa, and is in an interdisciplinary major with concentrations in peace studies and scientific psychology. An interdisciplinary degree is taking two or three concentrations, and by studying peace studies and scientific psychology simultaneously, she studies how they overlap and when they do, what they create. Studying them also allows her to get a degree in humanitarian work. Delaney also has a job as a personal and private assistant for a man that is on the board of directors for her university who has many good connections and owns a startup company. Her parents pay her rent and her cell phone bill, but Delaney pays for her utilities, groceries, car insurance, school supplies and textbooks. She also nannies an eight-month-old baby

I thoroughly enjoyed my time working with Natalie. She is honest, dependable, and incredibly hard-working. Beyond that, Natalie is an intellectually impressive and ambitious student who is always ready to further herself in any program. Along with her undeniable talent, Natalie has always been an absolute joy to work with.

Sonia Sotomayor was born on June 27, 1954 in The Bronx, New York. Her parents Juan Sotomayor and Celina Baez were both natives of Puerto Rico; they worked as a manual worker and a nurse respectively. She was raised in the Bronxdale Houses; a city owned housing projects. When Sonia was nine her father passed away, due to his early death her mother was forced to work extra days to get her children in a good school, which she did. Her mother's hard work payed off when she managed to send her children to a private Catholic school. Sonia attended Cardinal Spellman High School and graduated as the valedictorian of her class in 1972.

Maria Isabel Trevino was born on January 31, 1976 in Los Aldamas, Nuevo Leon: she lived here for two months subsequent to when she was born. One day her dad, Benito Resendez, and mom, Andrea Resendez, and her older brother, Abel Resendez, crossed her in the car illegally because they needed to go to California to work in the fields and the process for her citizenship had just begun and there

First we started in introducing ourselves to each other. We used informal language to start of just to get confortable with each other. After that during the interview she was very comfortable and I was also comfortable the interviewee helped me with some pronunciation of some words. Starting small talk together just getting to her know more I ask her a little bit about her background and as we relate to the some things. She did most of the talking I tried not to make the questions too brief for her.

She wanted to join Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated because her high school, Fenwick, is predominately white so she never really had the opportunity to express her culture. She knew she wanted to go greek. She like how Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated sister’s carry

She was born in Zacatecas, Salazar. Her mother’s was from Culiacan, Jalisco but born in Tlaltenango in March, 21 of 1921 and her father was born in the same place but May 8. 1923. My abuelita told me that they meet in a chucomeca which is like a ranch in Zacatecas. She had 5 siblings which were 3 brothers named Manuel, Patricio, Filiberto and 2 sisters named Victoria and Hermelina. Her childhood was doing domestic labors and chores around the house, she did attend school but only went for 4 to 5 years then dropped out. While she was in school the clothes she had to use was uniforms which as a girl she had to wear a dress. She told me that in her education that they learned how to respect their elders, family members and themselves. Her family also thought her to take advantage of what they had since she came from a poor family and background.

Norma Lemus was born in Guatemala on May 15, 2003 where until she was 11 she lived in Guatemala and had a normal life and had friends but then had to move to Miami to start a new life. She is the oldest of 3 siblings. When she moved to Miami she at first had a hard time to adjust because now she had to make new friends and now had to learn English. Luckily for her she learned English in a year and made a best friend in 4th grade. Her best friend is Victoria Tovar.

Mexican culture is colorful and rich, enriched with pride and heritage. Family values and strong moral constitution have sustained the culture for hundreds of years. I have had the pleasure to interact and consort with the Mexican culture most of my life in the business that I'm in. Dedication and hard work are the stables that bound the stigma of the Mexican culture. Being that I truly honor the culture I have chosen a friend of mine that I work with to perform my interview upon. My interviewee is Maria Dimas; she was born in Cancun Mexico but has lived most of her life in the United States.

She became involved in Oakland because of their academic adviser. she was working with the professor Shillor. Doing her her Ph.D. so he encourages her to apply to Oakland.

Is she a nice person? It 's okay, my boy, you can tell me anything. I 'm a big girl. I can handle the truth.