Kathe Landergan Case Study

I believe that I am a quality candidate for the Instructional Assistant position, as I have 5 years’ experience in various educational support roles. In each position, be it as a Library Assistant in the Westbrook LRC, Student Aide, or as FOSS Coordinator, I utilized my strategic planning, organizing and excellent communication skills to add value to the educational experience of the students and staff with whom I worked.

She is currently working for Salem International University as an Admissions Advisor. In this role, she works with current and new students, answers questions, processes data, and pull’s reports. She is looking to leave this role for a position that can push and challenge her.

This letter is to express my interest for the Community Library Assistant(Children’s Programs) position advertised on bccls.org. My resume demonstrating my ability to creatively utilize the latest technology and multimedia resources to promote education, and proven track record of outstanding organizational and administrative accomplishments are enclosed.

Karen Ann Quinlan was out with her friends on April 14, 1975. Near the end of the night at the party, she consumed large amounts of alcohol and the sedative Valium. This caused her to go into a coma. Karen stayed in the coma for 1 year, until her doctor told her family she was in a ‘vegetative state’, meaning she was brain dead. Her parents had wanted to end her suffering, so they asked for Karen to be taken off life support. The doctors refused them so the Quinlan family took the case to court. At first, the judge had refused to let this happen as the doctors opposed disconnecting the respirator. Stating that it violated the state’s homicide laws. A week later, the Quinlans took this case to the New Jersey Supreme Court, of whom ruled that it was unusual punishment. But ultimately, the Supreme Court, based upon the right to privacy, ruled that Karen was permitted to be taken off. But when she was taken off, she continued breathing. This could be from the cerebellum, which is the primitive brain and it controls involuntary functions such

In New on the Job: A School Library Media Specialist’s Guide to Success, Ruth Toor and Hilda Weisburg present a one-stop manual for first-year school library that details numerous aspects of what it means to be a successful school library media specialist. The authors, both of whom are veteran former school librarians, outline everything from the job interview to the last day of school, sharing years of wisdom and practical insight into the ins and outs of the profession. Special attention is paid to developing relationships between the various members of the school population and associated individuals, including students, teachers, administrators, school board members, parents, and volunteers. The authors remind school librarians to keep

No matter how busy she is I am always met with a pleasant and courteous individual who is eager to be of assistance. I appreciate the time she spends with me, patiently addressing my questions and concerns. As I have told her on several occasions, though I know I am not the only applicant she assists, she makes me feel that I am.

I did not agree with the verdict in the Stacey Lannert case. I believe Stacey suffered from a traumatic abusive life and her actions resulted from that.

Rachel Fried grew up in Fredericksburg, VA, and moved to New Orleans in 2011 to attain her Bachelors of Public Health in three years. While in undergrad, Rachel worked with Bayou Rebirth, a wetlands restoration non-profit, and joined and served leadership roles with Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. She graduated with dual degree credits and after reaffirming her passion for healthcare decided on the Masters of Health Administration degree. As part of this program, Rachel completed her administrative residency at University Medical Center, where she restructured the workflow process in over 45 clinics to align behavior towards a common goal, researched and rewrote new policies, and participated in the physical movement of the hospital

She loved Bach, Chopin, Brahms, Beethoven, and Schubert. She trained nearly 8 hours a day to become a classical pianist. She would go on to become the ‘High Priestess of Soul’. Eunice Kathleen Waymon, or as the world famously knows her, Nina Simone, never wanted to be a jazz musician. She believed that her role in society was to be the first African American classical pianist in America. Durkheim’s theory of forced division of labor can be used to explain why this never became true. Anomie played a major role in shaping the life of someone who would later fight against it.

The decision to promote the library as a “place for everyone” comes from an understanding of the diversity in my community and a strong belief that library resources should be accessible to all, not just a particular demographic. Everyone should feel comfortable in the library, regardless of their background or personal circumstances. Therefore, we as the library have an obligation to create an environment that fosters inclusion and diversity.

The Lindy Scholars Advisor position is the perfect way for me to continue my commitment to community and volunteer service in the Drexel community. I have a strong interest in working with children and The Lindy Scholars Program is a great opportunity to provide a mentorship and develop an even deeper connection with children. I am very passionate about tutoring and teaching after a few years of experience in junior high school and high school. I believe I would be an ideal candidate for the position. I also have past work and volunteer experience of, which I feel will be a great benefit to Lindy Scholars Program too.

She also will continue her work as a coach in the campus writing center, a role she enjoys.

Interpersonal Skills: Carol has established a good rapport with others. She accepts constructive feedback in a professional manner.

On 11/03/17 I verbally communicated with Taylor Duncan. She is a Librarian at Northcentral University. We talked about our experience as a librarian. Several years ago, I worked at Savannah Technical College library. I was a Librarian for two years. Savannah Technical College Library is very similar to a Public Library and North Central Library is completely online. Taylor is an Instructional design librarian. She helps students and the NCU faculty integrates library in their courses. She provided me with a lot of information about the NCU library.

This letter is being written in response to your FT R/W Support Teacher opening. I presently hold a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science and I am currently pursuing a Masters’ Degree in Urban Affairs at Hunter College with an expected graduation date of 2016. Below are a few highlights of my qualifications.