Ncu Reflection

Throughout this semester of Psychology 150 I have learned a great deal about several different concepts that I consciously, and sometimes unconsciously, find myself applying to my life. There are five different psychology topics I found that held the most relevance to my life. Some of these topics do not deal with myself exclusively, but they do affect the people I hold dear to me. The topics range from disorders to personality differences, and they all affect me in some way, both indirectly and directly.

There are examples that as students and employees we may encounter with people. The article tells us why it impacts our field and how it does. It also goes into the different types of psychology and gives an in depth definition about them all and how they are contrastive they are from each other. The information that seemed to catch my eye was how many varying types of psychology there are and all they study and how certain ones are use therapies for

Prior to completing this assignment, read the Ashford University Institutional Outcomes located on the Syllabus page for this course. Additionally, read the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Program Outcomes (pg. 248) located within the Online Undergraduate Programs section of the Ashford University 2013-2014 Academic Catalog.

Pitt is truly in my collegiate “Goldilocks” zone, for me, it is “just right.” It offers a highly prestigious academic reputation, despite a very affordable in-state tuition. Pitt is small enough to remain personal, however, provides extensive amenities to deliver a large school experience. The campus offers many rural open park-like spaces, yet boundaries surrounded by large city life. Becoming a Psychologist is my ultimate career aspiration. Therefore, the top ranked programs and array of resources available at Pitt would provide me with every chance to make my goal a reality. During my recent visit, I instantly felt a connection that I did not experience at the other schools I visited. Panther Pride among the students I spoke to was evident, so I hope to be part of that experience next

UIC is an incredibly diverse community with a plethora of different people across the country attending this school. However, even though UIC accepts a wide range of students from different backgrounds many have come from title 1 low income schools where they have faced adversity either because of their race or financial status. I have had an experienced with both. My family used to live in a small town near St. Louis called Collinsville, a town that consists of mainly Caucasian whites. In my school, I was 1 out of the 4 only Hispanics in the whole school. A lot of times many teachers told my parents that I wasn’t able to strive for success due to my background, that I learned Spanish instead of English first and in other subjects because my

Since coming to SUNY New Paltz this past fall, I have taken a rigorous course load and have fallen in love with my major. I have met beneficial professors and friends that I will value throughout my life. Most of all I have learned about who I am and how I see my future progressing. After attending SUNY New Paltz, I have learned that this institution isn’t inadequate; it is simply not the right fit for me.

My interest in the thoughts and dreams of others did not die down after growing up as my parents thought. Instead, it grew much stronger. My inquisition has developed depth and an unsatisfiable craving for more. Discovering my school offered not only a psychology class, but an AP psychology class was simply

Correspondence concerning this proposal should be addressed to BreAnn M. Lindsey, College of Education and Professional Studies. Department of Psychology, University of Central Oklahoma, 100 North University Drive, Edmond OK, 73034. Email: blindsey5@uco.edu

Your paper should be five double-spaced pages and follow the guidelines for written work in the syllabus.

I have been a club athlete with the club cross country and track team at IU for three years at IU. Barring times of injury and academic conflicts, I have trained with the run club up to 10 hours per week and have competed in various cross country and track meets against other club teams throughout the region. The support and coaching of the run club also assisted in my training for the Chicago Marathon, in which I competed in the Fall of 2014. Outside of training, I have volunteered at IU track meets and other campus events through the

If you ask anyone that has gone through any of our 90 master’s or doctoral programs you will hear three key words, innovation, collaboration and excellence. It’s not by chance that our graduate studies rank among the top nationwide and even international. Here is a quick fact that we hope won’t make you yawn:

As a freshman I really value this opportunity to meet new people and gain professional experience and leadership skills. However, I’m most excited about being able to be apart of creating change at UT. I wanted to attend UT my entire life, I was so sure about my decision I only applied to one school, now that I’m here it would be wonderful to help better UT during my time on the forty

After 3 weeks of being part of the ESW, I experienced a preview of how Cal State Northridge would be like when school officially starts. We were all challenges in 4 assignments to test our writing skills. At first, I thought it would be a difficult time since I am taking classes at CSUN. However, this taught me to think ahead and prepared me for when school officially starts.

Throughout my time at Penn, I have been part of the student-run organization Penn Education Society as well as worked on site at Huey elementary school. Given our responsibilities as research assistants will entail proofreading and coding interviews mainly, my previous experience with these two organizations may allow me to provide unique insights that others may not. Additionally, while I don’t have any official research experience, I have worked with a team on analyzing survey results from universities throughout the country. Although I didn’t know it at the time, we effectively coded the open-ended responses we had received.

At this point in my life I am eager to continue my education in the hopes of mastering my purpose of helping others. I realize that by way of consequence of difference, the intersectionality of many factors of an individual’s life can lead to negative experiences and this is an aspect of society I hope to change. Also, my dream of opening my own psychology office would not be possible without furthering my education. This degree will allow me to counsel at risk youth and make a difference in their lives. I know that continuing my education through this program will prepare me for the professional practice I will encounter daily and help to lay the foundation of my future as a helpful member of society.