I was born and raised in Henrico County, Virginia nearly all my life. I went to high school there at John Randolph Tucker in the IB (International Baccalaureate) program, for my freshman, sophomore, and junior year. My mother was divorced until the summer of 2017 when she met a man – my stepfather – from Houston, TX, and they got married in Virginia in June. Then, it was decided that we would move to Houston where my family and I currently reside.
In terms of my classwork, I took the IBMYP Program for my freshman and sophomore year and the IBDP Program for my junior and would have taken it for my senior year. When my new school – Mayde Creek HS – translated my grades and classes, some of my honors weighted IBMYP classes did not
Hill, North Carolina. I have three brothers plus one half brother and two half sisters i'm the babygirl on both my mom and dad side of the family.
I was born in Modesto ,CA on August 17, 2003 in Modesto hospital . I lived in Atwater ,CA most of my life ,but then I moved to Merced this year. Places that I have visited that feel like home is Watsonville and Santa Cruz. I have been in the same school for 8 years . Also, I have had a separate year in preschool. When I was in preschool I went to a school near Winton ,CA. During my magical 8 years I stayed in Bellevue since kindergarden through 8th grade.
I was born here in Chicago but was raised in a small Illinois town near Iowa. I later returned to my roots as an adult and have raised my own family in the Chicagoland area in (South Suburban) Steger, Illinois. I am a wife, mother and recently became a grandmother.
I was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana and I was the first child of my family. When I was one we moved to Arizona for a year. Then when we moved back to Indiana my sister was born, and now I have three brothers and three sisters. My life has taken taken some twists and turns and now I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan as a manager of agents for artists, performers and athletes.
I grew up in the beautiful island of Puerto Rico, living most of my life on the country side with my Mom. My father was not in the picture, as he abandoned the house when I was very young.
Born on May 4, 1843, I was raised just like any other southern lady. My father was a merchant, and I grew up in Martinsburg, West Virginia with my parents, several brothers, one sister, and grandmother. I attended Mount Washington Female College of Baltimore from age 12 to
My mother and father are happily married and both were born and raised in South Carolina. Both my parents are blessed and have jobs they enjoy. My mother is a consultant for PayPal. My father is a pastor of a small church in Pittsboro. I have three siblings whom I’m pretty close two sisters (one older and one younger) and an older brother. Both of my older siblings are in college currently, while my sister is attending high school with me.
I have 1 younger brother, and I live with my dad. I was born in Maryland and lived there until I was about 10 years old. I moved to Florida towards the last quarter of my 5th grade year and we lived in Florida for almost 3 years. My dad, brother, and I decided it was best to move back up north due to the fact that we found it hard
I had lived in Virginia most of my life. I was surrounded with a lot of family, and great
I was born in Hodgenville, Kentucky, on February 12, 1809 (Holzer). I spent most of my childhood in Indiana from ages seven to twenty-one (Holzer). I did not always agree with my father but we had the same view on slavery. I helped out on the farm, and I read when could as a young boy.
My home town is Butler,Missouri. Nothing to be that proud of. I left it as soon as I finished high school,
I was the youngest of 5 children in my family and my father left shortly after I was born, which moved my family to California. I graduated from Washington Junior High School and then enrolled to Muir Tech in recognition of my athletic talents. I starred in football, basketball, baseball, track and tennis. After graduating from Muir Tech I then attended
The vision that I have for my future and career is a positive one. I started my MBA program at GCU with a positive attitude, determination to stay in the program and complete it successfully. My desire and vision after I complete my program is to take up a new challenge of starting my own small business in the area of non-medical Care Giving Services. This business will give me a great deal of opportunities to utilize all that I’ve learnt throughout my program. Through the small business that I’m looking to set up, I will have the opportunity to offer quality Care Giving Services to clients who have disabilities of one form or another. Not all clients get the quality care that they deserve in the care giving business, so I will focus on rendering loving and compassionate care that will make life easier for our clients. The services rendered and our core values will be in the best interest of the clients.
I spent my early childhood in living in Windsor, Connecticut. In Windsor, my family and I lived in a large, red brick house. This was the first house I lived in, and the last before moving to Waterbury, Connecticut years later, where I spent the rest of my life. My father is originally from
Now I am a PhD student, and I have done many research projects and think back about what the changes that happened to me since I started graduate school. Many thoughts came to my mind. I looked back, and I remembered myself one year ago. Actually many things have changed in my personality. I started to look at the people through a different lens, and that I accept every opinion from anyone. I do not judge people anymore because I know people have different issues in their lives that they went through, and those personal issues have shaped their lives. I developed a passion for helping others, even though my schedule is so tight (family and schoolwork) but I enjoy helping others and listing to everyone who is in need. Reading Hample’s article shed some light on many things I have never thought about. The knowledge domains in Hample article are area, connections, epistemology, pedagogy, profession, and politics. All of these domains were explained in details how the PhD student has expanded his knowledge toward his area of specialty through many things such as looking for connections from another specialty. Because producing knowledge is a gathering of information, it does not build from one person” whenever two or three are gathered together, someone spills the milk!” I also noticed that being an academic is not only to teach, but to deliver your message to everyone especially to those who will make a difference in our community. To build a good foundation of your