Personal Statement Of Purpose: A Career As A Student Assistant

As a student affairs practitioner I believe I am a cornerstone of the higher education experience. I have made it my mission to help students be the best version of themselves for the benefit of not only them, but of society at large. I work to help create not only educated students, but also engaged members of a global society.

Firstly, as Napoleon Hill once said "It is literally true that you can succeed best and quickest by helping others to succeed", I want to be able to directly provide support for new undergraduates and help them achieve their academic goals as a senior student. As a person who enjoys learning individuals' studying style and discovering different ways of teaching to help others reach their full potential, I believe that there is no job as rewarding as teaching. The satisfying feeling a teaching assistant can gain from helping students who have trouble learning is truly incomparable. Moreover, being a upperclassmanot only do I want share my amazing experience and advice for the new undergraduates but also as many students may feel intimidating to talk to the professors, I want to become a perfect link between the professor and students as well.

What I have planned for the future includes graduating with my undergraduate degree this coming December, which entails completing 12 credits this summer, as well as 12 credits and a 150 hour internship in the Fall. Upon graduation I am hoping to enter into a graduate program. Currently, I have been leaning more towards

Earning this graduate degree would mean more than just an education, an achieved aspiration, or a possible job promotion. This degree would give me the components to be a better leader in the healthcare community. It would provide me the opportunity to becoming an administrator while promoting the challenges that are occurring with the ever evolving healthcare field. Learning to be a successful leader and directing a diverse organization does come with challenges but this degree will set up a platform that will teach me how to effectively apply values and principles that not only shoulder change but encourage it in our healthcare community.

Student Assistant with solid experience supporting college and university staff in a variety of office and administrative tasks. Excellent organizational skills and strong ability to balance professional attitude while having fun; enjoys work in a fast paced environment. Relates well to students faculty staff and community members.

People ask you all the time what you want to be when you grow up. For some, the answer is obvious, for others, like myself, it does not come as easy and can be difficult to answer such a simple yet complex question. When I was younger I had always wanted to become a doctor, this, combined with the want to help people, made it an easy choice for me that I wanted a career in medicine. However, the extensive years of schooling, rigorous coursework, and lifestyle started to deter me from wanting to become a physician. Instead, I have decided that I want to become a physician’s assistant (PA).

Currently I am a volunteer care giving assistant to a young family who's father has stage four cancer. At the times when the parents of this family have to take trips to Indianapolis for treatment they will call me. My job is to look after their two children while they are unable too. I consider my main job to be easing the minds of the parents, I want them to know that their children are in good hands so they do not have to worry about anything more than what they already are.

Student Affairs is a profession where genuine care, compassion, and communication are required in shaping the lives of the students. After observing multiple university professionals, I am sure that Student Affairs is a career suited for my personality and abilities. I am excited by the diverse nature of work and the positive effects professional staff can have in helping undergraduates achieve their goals.

I comprehend that my choice to be an Administrative Assistant is not a high paying job. Even though it is not a high paying career it is one that is high demand at the moment. I wily5l receive $32,410 for secretaries but if I become an executive administrative assistants I will gain $47,500 for a year. Administrative assistants are employed in nearly every industry, the majority work in schools, hospitals, governments, and legal and medical offices. Yes that the reason I choose to work in a college so I will always have a career. On the website it says that you can be Secretary or Administrative Assistant with a high school diploma however most jobs posted now require an associate degree or bachelor degree. With all jobs the companies are

My interest in the law grew exponentially as I moved through the History program at Saint Joseph’s University. From the dynasties of China to the French Revolution, the law influenced the way in which nation’s citizens interacted with their government and one another. During a trip to China with my university, I was able to see first-hand how different laws affect citizens daily lives. After this experience in a starkly different system of government, I was particularly drawn to United States law and the structure of our Constitution. American idealism has played into its structure, and continues to reflect in all aspects of the law such as business law and criminal law. In light of my interest in this subject, the following will address my

I saw there was a position available for a student assistant in the Department of Public Management and Policy. I am interested in the position because I have experience in assisting people. In high school, I worked as an office aid for the counseling department. I gained several skills like organization, communication, and more. During the summer of this year, I worked as a sales associate at Michael’s Craft Store. That job allowed me to utilize and strengthen my office aid skills and gain new skills. I learned how to multitask, think quick, and be efficient. I believe my skills would be a perfect addition to the Department of Public Management and Policy.

I write in pursuit of becoming a teaching assistant for EG-1003 beginning this fall. I seek this position wishing to further develop my skills in communication and collaboration. Furthermore, I would admire watching student creativity in action when they work in the labs and interacting with others when helping them solve problems. I believe my previous experience and personality enable me to be an effective teaching assistant.

After five months of graduation and going into interviews, a Non-profit Organization named ASPIRA hired me to work as an Academic Advisor. The job consists of recruiting high school students, advise them academically and deliver a curriculum after school. The curriculum is based on information about careers, resumes, doing community service and so on, to prepare them for college. I fell in love with this job. Even though, the Academic Advisor is required to help only 75 participants per district, during the school year 2014-2015, I recruited 103 students. I made an effort to involve my students in organizing big community service, such as food and blood drives in the school. We donated food to an Army shelter and a local church and also, helped

I would like to apply for the Special Assistant position at Defy Ventures. I am a college graduate with an interest in criminal justice reform looking to gain nonprofit experience while maintaining and developing my administrative, communication, public relations, project management, and customer service skills.

I plan to graduate from Wake Technical Community College in the fall of 2017 with my Associates