Personal Narrative: Open Internship Position At Desales University

I am currently interning at West Millbrook Middle School, at 8155 Strickland Road, Raleigh NC, 27615. West Millbrook Middle School is a traditional school calendar that holds a capacity of 1120 students. Although for the 2015-2016 school year only 929 students are in attendance. (296 6th graders, 313 7th graders and 320 8th graders)

Throughout my undergraduate career at the University of South Carolina, I continually found myself drawn to internship opportunities

While attending UMD, I have held four different jobs. My main job is a summer internship through Bolton & Menk, Inc. I worked there this past summer and was re-hired for this upcoming summer. My job duties included data entry, construction observation, field measurements, and daily field reports for many multi million dollar road construction projects around the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community and Mystic Lake Hotel. I observed the installation of storm sewer pipes and service entrances in addition to doing field calculations to correct pipe grades. I also observed parking lot and roadway preparation and asphalt laydown. Concrete work was checked and tested for compliance with state regulations in addition to checking string lines for

Since starting the school year in August, my main goal is to become a more educated and well-rounded individual. After almost completing two full semesters here at Sam Houston State University I feel like I have taken steps to fulfill my goal. I know if I keep giving hundred percent towards my education I can achieve any goal I set before myself.

Currently, people within our society are predominantly divided by the groups they identify with or with how they are identified by others. These identities are defined by our social location. Social location includes our gender, race, ethnicity, social class, sexual orientation, and religion (Hutchison, 2011). In this paper, I will take a close look at my social location and attempt to describe how it affects my way of living and my professional life.

During my visit to Arizona State University this summer, I was able to receive a unique tour of the campus thanks to current students, Claire and Maddie Grayson. The two sisters granted special access into some student-only buildings, and provided a great amount of information about the campus as well. Maddie, Claire, and Glenn Markov, a former ASU student and now current Stanford attendee, were also able to answer any questions that that I had regarding ASU.

Currently, I am working as a graduate assistant to Dr Melody Eaton, associate director of the graduate program. Dr Eaton is an inspiring woman and provided me many interesting projects to complete. In addition to graduate assistantship, I am doing my practicum at the family practice and pediatric office. This semester I had an opportunity to work with MD and nurse practitioner (NP). This was the first time I had MD as my preceptor. This was definitely an eye opener to me because I noticed a difference in the approach of MDs and NPs. For instance, MD preceptor focused more on diagnosis and treatment while NP on connecting with their patient. Also, I noticed NPs were better able to convince the patient and MDs had deeper understanding of pathophysiology

I fell in love with her at the age of six. Her and I were going to be together forever. When the teacher came up to me and told me how perfect we were each other at the bake sale in second grade, I knew. When I went to fairs to sell cell phone cases with my dad and she was always with me, I knew. As we grew older, the closer we got and the more her and I understood each other. At this point, she had turned into a part of me, it was no longer her and I but rather we. Coming to University of Texas at Austin, has admittedly created a strain on our relationship. I was not sure if our relationship should continue, were we really meant for each other? I did not know her, I did not know how we would change the world, but now I do. This is the story

I stood in front of my vanity mirror as I did every morning, a bad but an ineluctable habit of mine. I traced my scar from my eyebrow to my cheekbone with my finger. I suppose most people see scars as a sign of survivor, but all I ever saw was my weakness. I don’t mean to be querulous, I was grateful to be alive, I just seemed to constantly be reminded of my mistakes. I shook my head, wishing I could pinion myself so I could stop obsessing over it. As I was leaving that morning, my cocker spaniel sat like a portier at the front door, his big brown eyes pleading me to stay. I felt bad for having to leave him, so I went to go give him a treat. He knew what was happening as soon as I started walking towards the kitchen and started to jump around

During the end of my junior year of high school, my english teacher told us about an internship with the Constitutional Rights Foundation. I thought it was interesting and I wanted to experience the “real world”. I gathered my friends and discussed it with them and we all decided that we would apply for the internship. To participate for the internship, one would to be approved, then they would have to go through an interview and if the interviewer approved then you would be participate in the first part of the internship. Finally, the foundation sends you a location and you interview there and if they approved then you would officially be part of the program. Although many of my friends applied for the internship program, I was the only one

During the spring semester of 2016, I was fortunate enough have the opportunity to intern at the Duquesne Light Company in downtown Pittsburgh. During the course of my internship, I had the title of IT intern while working in the IT Department, specifically IT Planning & Control. In IT Planning & Control, we are responsible in a more managerial capacity. My supervisors oversee the business side of the IT, budgets, billing tools, and general business oversight. During my time there, I worked on a day to day basis with Patti Weiss, my other main supervisor was David Wolfe, who is part of the IT Leadership Team. During my internship, I was given multiple opportunities that allowed for me to both work in teams and independently, giving me a

Since I have moved to Miami at the age of 17, I really fall in love with this place completely. In order to understand and integrate into American life quickly, I decide to attend Miami Dade College. However, I am also the first generation college student in my family, there are invisible pressures on my mind. Throughout my college life, I obtained many invaluable leadership knowledge and society experiences from Student Life. Also, the school of business department have been proved many opportunities for business students, I used to join the accounting workshop in campus, the one of useful point was I could easy to review what I learned in class and learned some new knowledges. I would like to say my two years college prepares myself for university

During this summer, the Herreshoff Marine Museum had an internship opportunity that is normally given to a junior Graphic Design major at Roger Williams University but due to an error there was a vacancy. Fortunately, I was told about this vacancy, volunteered for the position and was accepted. I have worked at many places but the Herreshoff Marine Museum has several unique and loving qualities about it that have caused me to stay there, since the internship ended, as their gift shop clerk.

• Provide diagnostic and curative services to patients after interviewing and examining them, and assess the need for hospital admission and long term follow up.

I have always had a keen eye on medicine as a whole and not a specific specialty by itself. It has always been such a hassle when I am asked “What kind of specialization do I want to do?” ; I never had an answer for that, because I could never choose a single focus, and my goal became clear to me when I first did my three months of internal medicine clerkship. It was the very best, from the ICU and the wards to the clinics, ever since then, I have enjoyed every opportunity I got to be in the wards/clinic. Even before that, I enjoyed volunteering in concentration camps, where you get to see different types of population.