Interest Interview Report

Share a brief summary of the interview you conducted. Include the nonprofit agency’s name and a brief description of the agency’s services.

For the purpose of this interview, I interviewed Mrs. Ann Clare- School Psychologist and Mrs. Scott Nelson- School Principal.

S is a 59 year old African-American female born and raised in Anson County who has attended several institutes of higher learning. After earning a Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Administration from Barber-Scotia College, she later received special education teaching licensure from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Because of her love for learning, S has also taken online classes through the University of Phoenix. She has been a secondary special education teacher for three years and currently works with 8th graders at Anson Middle School.

The child is 14 years old, he is a male and is in 8th grade about to go to 9th grade.

In the beginning of the semester I interviewed Nick for my student/teacher interview project. Unfortunately Nick had a crisis and is now attending a partial program. Once Nick was gone, I began to observe James, a fifth grade student. James really loves to spend his free time on the computer looking up silly pictures of dogs, pugs are his favorite. Sometimes he will play UNO with the other students during breaks, but he prefers being on the computer. When he is in the mood, he will talk to me about

As I was growing up I never thought about going to college, I came to the United States unaware of what an S.O.L, the SAT, honors, AP and DE classes were. I didn’t know anything about this. There was only one college I knew and that was James Madison University because it was everywhere in the city. When I was a freshman, history was my favorite subject it was just so fun to learn about the history of each country. When it was parent conference day my teacher told my mom that since i’m so good in history I can take World History History 2 honors. I didn’t know what an honors class was at that time but it sounded good so I decided to give it a try. I can’t explain why I choose Avid because actually I got into this class without knowing what Avid was, but I’m glad I applied and had been with this class

want them to take classes they enjoy, which also helps keep these struggling students in school. It is really a catch 22 for a lot of these kids.” She allowed that 5th period was making a difference and teachers have been really helpful during this time. She also said that we have so many students with IEP’s that “it is overwhelming for both the EC staff and the teachers.” In looking over the SIP there are no goals that specifically address increasing these scores for EC students.

I had the pleasure of meeting Devyn in November 2015. I asked whether he was able to be interviewed by me, and he agreed. Devyn has worked in the Therapeutic Recreation field for 20 years.

Nick: “A man named John Hinckley shot Reagan. He was off of his rocker and had an obsession with Jodie Foster who was close with Reagan. The shooting crippled one of the associates that was with him at the time. Reagan did not even realize he had been shot. After this shooting gun laws named after his associate, it is called the Brady Law.”

The brown brick building in the back of the school, next to the Orbach Science library, is at first shockingly small in size, the UCR School of Medicine. The golden lettering is easily read from a far distance. The surrounding area is very peaceful and calming where I am able to hear the birds chirp as I walk along the shady pathway. There was not a student in sight. As I entered the brown brick building, it smelled delightfully clean and sanitized. All I could hear was beeping from a machine that I could not identify. As I continued walking, a cool breeze was felt as I passed a classroom that was in session. The interior of the classroom seemed very spacious. The more I continued to explore the building, I discovered the dean’s office, and

This person is an inspiration to CBHS, a senior who always has a smile on his face, and is an extremely good guy. His name is Jake, and he has impacted this community so much. Now, how did l learn all of this, I interviewed him. The day of the interview, we met up in Mr. Bernstein's room. Jake and I left the room and walked downstairs, finding a place to start the interview. We found a bench on the first floor, light coming in from the glass windows and doors. The only sounds are light background chatting, the hum of the vending machine, and the buzz and opening of the front door. We both seemed excited, but Jake seems nervous, it's hard to tell. We sat on the bench as I set up the iPad for the interview.

This past month I have stepped in as the fellowship coordinator. Though I did not have previous experience, I have learned a lot about how to coordinate a fellowship. I became involved in the fellowships at a time where I believe the most transition occurs, at the end of the academic year. I have experienced the on-barding process for both the ACGME and non-ACGME programs, as new fellows join our department, as well as the separation of those who are graduating. During this time, I have created interview schedules for both the Regional Anesthesia & Acute Pain Medicine (RAAPM) fellowship (non-ACGME) as well as the Pain Medicine fellowship (ACGME). I have organized 3 in-person interviews as well as 1 Skype interview. As the beginning of the fellowships

I was born in Fairfield, California but not long enough to stay and enjoy the place. For I've been a military brat almost all my life. Having to sacrifice my life and travel a lot was an experience for me. Getting to go to new and different places but not staying in one place long enough to make close relationships, until I got to highschool where I got to do many things. My accomplishments are completing some community hours for example I done shop with a Viking raising $100 with a few other students to help a family in need for the Christmas time, and also donating toys for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta toy drive. I've joined HOSA- Future Health Professionals and also Future business leaders of America. I also ran track for 2 years

In the interview with Mr. Atkins, We asked him question based around the general topic of his job at sehome and how he got it. He loves coming to work everyday because he enjoys working with the kids at the school and the other staff at Sehome. Although when we asked him the question of what is his job he did not give us just 1 answer. He told us that he supervises a certain amount of teachers, he deals with surveys, deals with school safety, supervises students and school sports. The next topic that we talked to him about was challenges that come with his job. The big thing in his answer to this question was time. It is very hard to cram everything that he needs to do into the amount of time that he has. He is learning how to do new things all the time so that also slows him down. He still is also somewhat new to his job at sehome, he is learning how to be efficient with his work.

This may sound shocking; I would take the advice of Bernard Madoff as given in the interview with Marketwatch. I genuinely believe the advice he gives in this interview is sincere. After seeing the aftermath of what his actions have caused, I believe he wants others to be aware of what can go wrong. The advice he offers is logical and not complicated. Prior to looking into investments, I would first educate myself on common investment practices and terminology. I wouldn’t dare invest in something that I am unable to understand. I will investigate which advising firms are currently at the top and at the bottom of the industry, in addition to which firms have recently been in court and in the news. I would ask as many questions as possible to