Multi Cultural Honor Society

the clubs and built them into significant organizations, raising money through a variety of events and

Freshman year during my lunch period, I had decided to participate in technology squad to assist those unfamiliar with software applications such as PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, and Google Docs. Also I was responsible to assign laptops out to students who needed them. When I heard of EMT Club, I automatically joined because I wanted to learn more on what it takes to become an EMT. I handed out candy grams to raise money for the ambulance corps and got to listen to current medical technicians that provided an overview of their responsibilities. In addition I attended a first aid class and got certified, so I can lend a helping hand in an emergency. Outside of school in the Fair Lawn Jewish Center Religious School, I helped students learn the hebrew alphabet and planned activities that would keep them engaged.

* Being able to help the organization and helping the community! Giving my word and doing what is supposed to be done, which would be using the money for the

Some activities that I have been involved are the Community-Based Learning Courses. In my first semester, I had taken a FRO 100 The Latino Experience in the US and for the CBL session I had to go to the Futuro Latino Learning Center on the weekends. There I would help people who were not fluent in English to improve their language skills. Most of the people were Spanish speakers and we build relationships and some came from different countries like Guatemala and El Salvador. It gave me a better understanding of other people’s cultures and perspectives. I was like a tutor/helper to these people, which made me feel good about myself. Lastly this activity it gave me a better understanding on how to explain more clearly instructions or the material

All of the stories that we have read over the semester have opened my eyes to the way women were treated, good or bad. Some stories stuck in my mind more than others. These stories really focused on the oppression of women and bringing awareness to the issue. The authors that wrote them were very brave for writing about the issues that were not getting talked about. The authors were also very inspirational to women in the time period they were written in and informative to the women who read them now. Ntozake Shange, Mary Austin and Willa Cather allowed me to analyze how society viewed women and the unfair expectations put on them.

One solution for the problem is to have an entry fee for every student that wants to be a part of the club. These fees will only be a couple of dollars at the beginning of each quarter. The money that you pay will be used for many things. One thing that they can be used for is to buy supplies. Those supplies can be anything

Being able to relate to others who went through the same situation as I gave me a sense of comfort and made me feel less isolated from

Learning about disability issues has broadened my previous knowledge, and finally I understand the social model of disability and comprehend the history of people with disabilities compared to when I was in school we touched upon it but never went into depth.

Furthermore, I learned a lot more about the LGBQT community that I did not know about such as the psychotherapy that is needed in order to go through a sex reassignment

As a member, I work with other students to impact the community through service while developing leadership skills. This year, we organized a December project where we spent a Friday night hanging out with high-functioning autistic teenagers at a community center called E's Club. Prior to volunteering, we also raised money for the foundation for their efforts to open a new location. We will also be planning another big service project this spring.

This class changed the way I think about my health and woman’s health. I learned a lot of things that I never thought of or image in my life. To see how low woman live in other counties, made me feel thankful and blessed to live in USA. I took some of the topics from this course, and have started to apply them to my overall life styles and choices. I see that violence against woman have growing over the past couple of years, and I want to shrink those number and educate people about what’s going on. Some of the lessons we learned from the course, I will use in my career to educate and show woman there are health and safer options. I learned that beating right and exercise not only helps me live a health life, but also affect how I am in school.

Art is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as “Skill; its display, application, or expression.” This definition describes art as a skill, and a display and expression of that skill. Which leads to art as a form of expression most importantly a display of that, which embodies slam poetry as a whole. Slam poetry requires skill in the aspect of poetry and the display and expression of skill. A documentary titled “Poetry Slams: Reasserting Poetry’s Oral Tradition,” describes how Slam poetry is art performance and art competition, it wide streams poetry making it more popular among teens, children and young adults. This documentary further explains slam poetry as art and also increasing the more traditional form of poetry’s popularities among the younger readers and viewers. Although a literary critic such as Harold Bloom believes slam poetry has a negative effect on art, I argue it expands the scope of art, showing individuals the world through the artist’s unique

After learning about Women’s History, my eyes were not only opened up to the difficult challenges faced in the past, but opened up to see the beauty of today. This Women’s History class altered my perspectives, introduced me to significant changes, and gave me the knowledge to know what my obligations are as a woman today.

To gather evidence pertaining to the club’s mission we interviewed the current president, Grant Jacoby. The questionnaire helped us learn about the club’s mission statement, how they communicate with members, how meetings are run, and what the clubs governance structure is like. We also learned about the project management process and heard examples of past and current projects, both successful and failed, as well as promising future projects.

I learned a great deal about the classroom environment, classroom administration, and classroom procedures in the special education. There is a great deal of preparation and training for professionals in special education. I got a closer examination and engagement with these kinds of