Personal Statement: A Career As A Public Affairs Officer

My primary career goal is to study and work with artificial intelligence. Medical procedures, food distribution, and medical diagnoses could all be improved by incorporating it. Artificial intelligence is going to shape the future in groundbreaking ways, and I wish to become a part of it.

Experience in, or the ability to acquire specific knowledge of, the health and human services and government relations and policy development

I plan to carry the torch his hard work and dedication lit many years ago. My aspiration is to obtain a B.A. in Mass Communications and Non-Profit Management. This accomplishment will better my chances to achieve what I believe is my God-given purpose: to work with and encourage the academic and personal achievements of underserved youths my community. There is a need to continually educate and motivate my community, and like William Hooper Councill, I have an internal persistence for success that will not stop until needs are met and goals are

I am currently employed by the Department of Defense, U.S. Army, and Information Management Command as an Education Technician. Having to advise and assist Soldiers in person, by phone and by internet seeking continued education using military educational benefits has changed my career interest. I decided to pursue my goal in Counseling. I am interested in completing my Master’s program so I can become more competitive in the Education and Counseling field of study. By completing this degree and advancing my knowledge both academically and professionally I will become more competitive to compete in the career field of counseling while working for the federal government.

I am a student with a unique passion to help Military Veterans returning from the war and there will be a growing need for counselors in the military as they begin to return from war. This program will require a great amount of personal commitment and I am willing to make the necessary sacrifices. Argosy is choosing a qualified candidate who will take this program seriously and professionally.

I enjoy my high school agriculture classes and have a passion for animal science, on the other hand, I also enjoy my job as a pharmacy technician at Brisson Drugs in St. Pauls, North Carolina. Attending Robeson Community College will assist me in figuring things out before I decide the definite career path I wish to pursue. If I attend North Carolina State University, I hope to graduate with undergraduate degrees in agricultural business management and communications. Upon completing my undergraduate studies and internship experiences, I plan to work my way up in the public relations corporate ladder for a major agricultural business. I have a passion for public speaking and writing, to communicate information effectively, whether it is facts or inspiration. Agriculturalists need someone to defend their rights and support their career fields. As I gain more experience in communications, I would be thrilled to lobby for agribusinesses. If I attend Campbell University, I would like to be a part of their pre-pharmacy program. After I have completed my undergraduate studies, I hope to attend the Campbell University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. When it is all said and done, I hope to have my doctorate of pharmacy, become licensed, and be employed in an

I am Steven Jotterand and live in the Dallas area. I am a 21 year old student at Collin College, and have just applied to transfer to Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I intend to continue my academic quest in political science and journalism. I love to ask questions, explore ideas, and be thought provoking.

Now that I have finished my undergraduate studies, my next step is graduate school. I did lots of research

Emigrated from the Philippines, the moment I step into the American soil, I knew that I was given an opportunity to serve and contribute my unique view of the world. Aside from having a degree in Accounting, my Public Affair major with Public Management specialty, will allow me to

My public service career certainly started in an unconventional way. Initially, I was an art major, business minor, and wanted to someday found an art gallery filled with my work. However, I realized that my technical skill in art could be developed on outside of class, but I did not know what to paint about; I needed a framework for societal issues that could help me gleen what I found important and why. Essentially, I wanted to learn how to express my opinion through my art, and I needed to be informed.

I currently have an Associate degree in Criminal Justice and have attended Professional Military Education (PME) courses in Security Forces Apprentice and Security Forces Leadership courses. Moreover, I was selected to attend the MWD Handler and Kennel Master/Trainer courses at Lackland Air Force Base (AFB) Texas. I have also attended the Non Commissioned Officer Academy Management Course at Petersen AFB, Colorado that enhanced leadership capabilities. Lastly, I was selected to attend Yuma Joint Forces Regional K9 Training with U.S. Marine/Navy in Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona in preparation for combat mission in

Professionally I know I have the desire and will to offer more to this graduate program at this prestige university I would be abbot to share some of the stories I’ve been told with those who are willing to listen. I may not have accomplished a lot in my young career but what I am certain about is that would the help of this graduate program and the willingness on my behalf and have so much more to offer, especially in the concentration field of human rights, which holds a special place in my heart.

I have given much thought about my education and career goals. I included my current qualifications and accomplishment, as well as, the fulfillment of my desire to work in the government sector or industry. The issue I had with setting this goal was I qualified to work in many areas, and had become as a “jack of all trades and master of none.” I was all over the place trying to land in a specific area and industry. I have an Associates of Applied Arts degree in Paralegal, a Certificate in Corporate Governance, and a Bachelors of Science degree in Criminal Justice. I have worked in the private and nonprofit sector for years. I have collaborated with local and state government for a cause, but still felt as if something was missing, or I was not connecting with the right person or institutions. Therefore, I knew I had to strategically pursue both, education and career goals according to my vision and in doing so, I have to think long-term keeping my eyes on the result of my goals.

The reasons that I got into the field of public administration was the community needs and its’ lifeblood. Plus, I have this desire to constant improve the overall policies for the ideal of good government. Ever since I got into the graduate school for a Master of Public Administration at the San Diego State University. I came from a small town in the east and moved to one of major cities in the United States. Everything and everyone from there opened my eyes wide opened to the world and all of its’ opportunities. I felt and recognized that the opportunity for this fellowship will help me with my career-development into full-time with the local government. Let me share my career goal with you, which is to be a City Manager at one day. Or even to be higher and daring than my current goal. I wanted to make a difference like every public servant wants. Despite of that comment I felt that I know what the hardship is like and I am ready to face more of it. As deaf person, which already experienced struggles and constant breaking barriers. While breaking those barriers I found out two key thinking are proactive and strive. Both of them have enhanced my thinking. Just same necessity for the local government to be a good government by being proactive and strive opposed to reactive or survival. I believe that I am capable candidate with great potential to be one of LGMFs. Especially with plenty of room for me to grow within this fellowship.

Over the last seven weeks students have dove into the study of research, receiving an introduction to a deeper level of conducting and reinterpreting different research methods. Questions such as, “What have you learned about research at an introductory level?” and “How do you evaluate or critique this from a biblical, Christian perspective?” will be answered in the personal case study that will be conducted on myself. The fascinating thing about research is that every individual conducts it in a different way. Though the case study helps set up a problem-answer- solution type model, individuals use personal explanations in illustrating the problem and indicating a means to solve this problem within the case study itself. The information that I have observed at an introductory level has been briefly composed in this case study.