Personal Narrative: Volunteering At The Career Closet

Get rid of leftover pills safely by bringing them to programs in your area, or by safely throwing them in the trash. To safely throw leftover pills in the trash:

While talking with Andrew, Ofc D. Lazic #67 located a pill bottle in an open bag on the ground in plain view near Andrew. Ofc Lazic asked Andrew whose pills they were to which Andrew replied "mine." When Ofc Lazic asked

As if one cue, a person with a tight, gray mask entered the room with three suspicious pills. The person handed them to us, and sat on a previously unseen chair while

Amy admitted the pills on the back seat were hers. She advised they had been given to her by a friend and were for personal use. She advised the white powder on the spoon and contact container was either oxycodone or hydromorphone. She advised the brown pill was Opana. She advised the pills were for her and her boyfriend’s personal use.

I never this project would have such a big impact on me and my co-wworkers. I also did not realize how one project can bring a community more closer than anyone in the community could imagine.

Lopez and her 13-year-old daughter take pills as a part of barrio living. She roots through her handbag and produces a small bottle filled with tablets. “Loratadine,” it says on the label, a drug which is commonly used to treat allergies. “The 13-year-old is allergic to the dust in the air,” she says. “And I am allergic to things like smoke in the air. The smoke that comes from the trucks and the contamination they are creating.”

My most closely related training of several career related trainings was a Hearings Officer training for housing industry professionals to detect fraud in federal and state housing programs. This was five-day training followed by a four-hour pass or fail exam which I passed on my first attempt. I also obtained a paralegal certificate that can be attributed to this

The Career Fair wasn’t what I expected. It was enjoyable, but it also showed me the careers that I don’t see myself doing in the future. I did grasp new and different occupations. In my Fine Arts course, I learned how to become a professional musician. There are three main parts to becoming successful in the music industry. The first 25% is how you look. Depending on what kind of show you have depends on how you dress. If you come dressed up in a shirt with jeans and flip flops to a show...you will be fired immediately. Another 25% is how you play. If you’re not a satisfying player..you won’t get hired. If you don’t know how to play, then practice some more. Practice makes perfect. The best way to get concerts is by knowing how to play all kinds of genres of music.

Growing up in a small town has forced me to face many challenges. Some of them being small like trying to figure out what to do on a Friday night, but some were much larger challenges like, what do I wanna do with my education, and how can I further it. These many decision haunted me throughout my four years of high school. In high school I would be considered very involved. My high school career included sports, my studies, an active Warrior sports fan, and planning events within student council. Multitasking was the greatest tool I learned during my high school career. After high school I plan to attend a four year university to gain the experience and knowledge I will need for the real world.

The first thing she did was go into the bathroom, pulling a drawer open and yanking a bottle of Advil out. She flicked the cap off it and flipped it upside down, a single blue pill landing in her hand. She looked inside the container noting there were no more left and sighed, tossing the bottle into the trash can. She put the pill on her tongue and cupped her hands under the sink faucet to drink water.

In this project Ms. Steuart assigned a project where the class was able to pick a career, house, and a car that best fitted them. We were required to buy a house and a car that we could afford with the income of our job. The house was to be at least $200,000 or more, but with the job that I got there was some complications. We were able to choose any car we wanted, but it had to be brand new.

For my whole life, it seems like, I’ve been in love with acting, and animals. Ever since preschool I have been involved with dramas and musicals. Back in 2009 I discovered Richmond Civic Theatre. The first show I was in was The Nutcracker. It was the start of my acting career. Later on in highschool I discovered a program that my school offered, the Vocational Career Program. The class that most appealed to me was the Veterinary Science class. My reasoning to join this class at first, was my love for animals. Once I got accepted into the class, my views changed on what my possibilities were. I learned that this class was not just about loving animals, but also about what their purposes are, what their behavior means, how to count medication,

I thought she was crazy because I'm pretty sure that Cinna didn't want to see her naked. And, its disturbing to even read that she considered being naked in a room with Cinna. If I was her I would keep all of my private part hidden to everybody including Cinna. But after all he walked in her naked and looked at her body they were both quiet. Cinna took Katniss to dinner so he will tell her everything about Career Tribute and the people that will be designing Peeta.

My first and only career fair I had been to on campus were a total disaster and I believe that my failure was due to the lack of information on my path. While listening to the workshop, it dawned on me that if I have had access to the same information I did on Wednesday then I probably would have landed the internship that I actually wanted.

I have been trained to become a chemist since the first year of my high school. This is a challenging career, requiring analytical thinking, attention to details, and adaptability. It is also a well-paying and promising career. However, chemistry is not what I have always dreamt of doing the rest of my life. As someone who is concerned about the development of sub-Saharan Africa, I came to a conclusion that what this region needs is not only scientists but also people who know and understand leadership and international affairs. In this paper, I compare my strengths and abilities to the qualities that one should have in order to excel as a chemist and a diplomat.