Personal Statement For Environmental Engineering

I have attended the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh for the last two years. I will be entering my junior year pursuing a Bachelor Degree of Science with a major in Environmental Studies. My career interests entail green energy and natural resource management. I was a young child when I started attending a summer camp program that emphasized nature and environmental conservation—ever since I have made outdoor activities into hobbies and continued interest in environmental sustainability. The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh focuses on sustainability through green building, alternative and solar energy, and curbing pollution.

I chose this program as my research because it is related to my major, and I can use this knowledge to further my mastery of environmental engineering. Nowadays, many people have a responsibility to take care of the Mother Earth, and “green” activities must take action from now onwards because actions speak louder than words.

The way I see it with the constant problems we have surrounding our earth, a career involving the environment will always be increasing in the jobs demand. With the problems we have here today, such as our ice caps melting, meteors getting crashed into us, our sun potentially exploding, or our ozone layer simply evaporating, I hope I will be someone who can contribute to stopping a disaster such as those from happening. I don’t know much of the career I would have to go into to begin these goals of mine, but I do know that all these different careers involve a lot of studies, and classes like environmental studies, and other science classes.

We have one Earth and we need to protect it. We have been ignoring the consequences of pollution for too long. We produce over a billion pounds of waste and 40 billion metric tons of human-made CO2 pollution a year. I work well with others and I plan to use that skill in my career as well. I plan to work with environmental scientist, engineers, and others who have a similar passion about protecting our environment as myself.

Science is in my blood. I grew up always being fascinated in science both physical and environmental. My love for science started early when I was able to play outside every day and performing my own experiments in the backyard. Throughout middle school and high school, I took every available science course, I simply just wanted to know more. I did not know my exact path of study until my senior year in high school. I enrolled into an AP Environmental Science class, a brand new test run course at my school. Thinking back to AP Environmental Science, it was not just the material that directed my study. Ultimately it was my teacher, Mrs. Andre, who strengthen the flames of desire and intrigue to continue along the environmental studies path. Her drive and passion every day is what inspired me to focus on environmental education and communication.

However, while many small efforts are necessary, large changes can be accomplished when individuals have the intent, knowledge, skills, and credentials to initiate, plan, and carry out projects designed to solve these issues. Environmental Studies would prepare me to be one of those people. After completing my degree I will be able to participate in efforts to solve many of the environmental problems Hawaii now faces.

It is especially important for environmental engineers to stay up with the latest advancements as it allows a more efficient way of protecting the environment as well as to give the client the best possible solution to their problem. Lifelong learning not only leads to a better environment, it also leads to adaptability among workers in new situations, increased competitiveness within the job sector and personal development.

Being an environmental science students will allow me to continue acquire and share my knowledge and experience, coming from a country that is still deeply struggling with social, political, and economic problems. I could sense it the humanity of the academic and professional community, as if it were a parent, nurturing its child scholarly. Right now, I am that child determined to pursue a dream in spite of multiple past challenges, persevering in seeking ways to better my life, to challenge the status quo and the world around me.

I will graduate from AHS with over one hundred hours of community service. I have gotten most of my hours by volunteering for the Anacortes Parks and Rec, as well as doing volunteer work through my high school. For the APRD, I have been a volunteer coach for volleyball and basketball for many years. I have also gotten some of my community service hours by collecting canned food for local food banks with my different sports teams. Three times a year, my teammates and I go out into the community and collect canned food to help fill the local food banks. The AP Environmental Science Class has allowed me to do volunteer work through the Green Club at AHS. I have gotten community service hours from the Green Club by helping build rain gardens in

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