Graduation Speech: Health Connect America

I am an active member of my school and community. At school I feel that i've gained the respect of my peers being elected as Student Council representative for the past four years. I have also been elected the treasurer of the choir, and secretary of the band. I am part of the Ross Middle School bucket drumming group and have been casted as part of the school theatre’s annual play. After school on Wednesdays I assist Ms. Rullman in helping students with homework and enhancing study methods. I am currently participating in science olympiad and have in the past. I am also an anchor on the popular Good Morning Ross Middle School weekly news show. In addition, I have been a part of National Junior Honor Society which takes part in service projects

I have the distinct pleasure of welcoming all of you into the National Honor Society, a group built off of high standards of achievement, not only in the area of academics but also in character and leadership. I congratulate each of you and your parents.

I want to talk for a few minutes with you about the future of NHS- what it means for you, the 200 awesome members who have contributed thousands of hours of community service in the last 30 weeks alone, changes I hope to see next year, and how I believe I’m the right person to bring about these changes. You may know me from the emails or tweets I send out to let you know about what’s happening in NHS, as this year I served as our Communications Secretary. During my time in this office, I got to know how each leader- the President, Vice-President, Tutoring Liaisons, Recording Secretaries- how they fit in and what they did to keep NHS running. Between watching what they each did and being in student council, I learned a lot about what it means

I have enjoyed getting to know and working with all of you over the last few weeks. As always, I learn as much if not more from all of you than vice versa. Best of luck in all

President and CEO, Members of Boards of Trustees, Hospital administration Officers, DIO, Program Directors, Faculty, staff, family, friends, colleagues, and fellow graduating residents:

Yesterday marked the ending of 4 LONG years! Through all the mistakes and hardships I've faced, I can proudly say I finally made it! I am so excited to start college in the Fall to Bethune-Cookman University on a full tuition scholarship. I am extremely proud of all my classmates and so thankful for my family and friends. Thank you God for this opportunity many don't get to enjoy. I can't wait to see all God has in store for me!

Good morning ladies and gentlemen, I would like to take the time out to greet and thank you everyone for coming out today. You could have been anywhere in the world but you decided to be here; and I am ever so grateful for you all having the courage to do so.

We are pleased to announce that the Covenant HealthCare Executive Team approved 2018 wage increases for Covenant employees.

Standing here today, I am humbled by the task before us, grateful for the trust you have bestowed in me, mindful of the sacrifices borne by our women who stood up for the reason of reviving our community. Thanks to each and every one of us for our dedication, commitment, and showing the highest interests in the uplifting of our community to the highest level of all expectations.Today is for us to celebrate our hard work.

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you back to another academic year here at Prince George’s Community College. As our students return to campus and our faculty and professional staff prepare for the busy weeks and months to come, I wanted to take a few moments to look ahead to an exciting fall term and beyond, as well as share a few of the College’s highlights from the past year—a year that has seen us continue our growth and evolution into one of the most dynamic and exciting institutions in the region.

Good afternoon everyone, I have decided to go after question one this week regarding to the second great awakening. Just going over the course book readings and sparked my interest to do this section. Religion played a major role within the United States and where people were committing numerous sins. Some were going to become a Methodist, Christian, Catholic, Protestant and Lutheran. Picking a religion wasn't easy for some but easy for others. Take this for example; Methodist and Catholics have two different beliefs when you die and go to heaven. With the Catholic side of things, it believes in happiness will help you go to heaven. While Methodist chooses the salvation and glory which brings the deceased to heaven

Hello everyone! My name is Tania Davis and I’m a sophomore majoring in Exercise Science. My favorite place on campus is the Gerdin Athletic Learning Center because I’m there almost all day everyday throughout the week. I am a member of the women’s basketball team. This is my first time taking an art history class so I’m pretty excited to see what I learn from it. This summer I will be spending most of my time on campus taking classes, and practicing for basketball.

Hi and welcome to Healthcaremagic. Thank you for your query. I am Dr. Rommstein, I understand your concerns and I will try to help you as much as I can.

Hello, I'm Monica and since this was my last year in McGee Middle School, I wanted to open up to you all about MS. Also known as, Multiple Sclerosis. March Madness established with kids writing an essay about a charity they would like to benefit. This tradition is still enduring to show that McGee cares. I thought that it would be a worthy idea to express about why March Madness should donate to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

First of all, thank you and your teams for all your hard work and flexibility these past couple of weeks.