Pursuing A Career

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College has always been a wide topic in my family. My grandparents were college professors, my mom studied to be a teacher, my dad went to art school. It was very commonly talked about, and commonly expected to go to. My parents never forced me to go to college, it was just something we were all used to for our post-high school careers. I'm going going to college because I choose to, and want to.

As a kid graduating from high school, going into the college life that I know will be a long journey that might consist of being struggling some days. As once was a little eight year old who has learned from their parents has decided a career that he knows and loves to do has form a life changing moment. As the college days get started, the classes and homework is teaching me more responsibility and skills for my career choice and eventually the hard work will pay off. As of going to different colleges to get a degree and graduate to find a job close to where I would like to live.

I received an urgent message from Cynthia Wallace, who was taking calls on the Nursing line. She stated that the patient called and reported that she is experiencing feelings of depression and becoming very suicidal. The patient informed her that she had discontinued he medications around two weeks ago.

As I sat at my computer, summoning the courage to apply to dental school, I found myself asking, “What was it? Which moment in time?” Truthfully, there wasn’t one experience or moment. My list of reasons for pursuing a career in dentistry is extensive. A career in the dental field offers many benefits. These benefits include job security, comfortable pay scale, excellent flexibility in respect to work hours, a broad spectrum of work environments, such as private practice or a hospital, flexibility to find a job almost anywhere in the world, from an urban or rural setting near home, to the far reaches of the world. While all of these benefits might be enough reason or motivation for someone to enter the dental field, my interest goes far beyond the benefits. Impacted as a small girl by a dental trauma, my exposure and interest in the dental field grew from numerous positive experiences and left me with a thirst to spend time in a dental setting; first from a patient perspective, and then as a student. My motivation and interest stems from a lifelong love and fascination for teeth. As the years have passed, I did and still do become excited about walking into a dental office.

My top interest areas are conventional and investigative. These interests sound like me one hundred percent. They sound like me because I am very organized and I enjoy observing, learning and evaluating things. These interests match my career goal for the most part because as a medical/clinical lab technician one must be investigative, realistic, conventional and social. One with the career choice I have chosen is able to work with authority, likes to look at charts, does well with hands-on activities, and likes helping people, which are a few attributes I have. The ranking of my work values was achievement then relationships. Some of the careers I am interested in containing the same work values. I believe these work values were chosen for

After thirteen years of planning and learning about what college has to offer, the decision finally has to be made about what I want to do with future academic career and life after college. The number of colleges I have to choose from is endless. However; the bigger decision is whether to attend a local branch of Ohio University or Zane State or attend a college out of town.

Photography is a subject that connects our eyes with the world by cameras. Many of the beauty in the world is momentary. Photographers are the people who capture the beauty and save it so that it can be viewed by more people and become more useful. There are many different kinds of photographers. They use specific photographing skills and focus on varied fields.

When I was 6 years old I was asked what I wanted to do when I grew up. I answered like any other 6 year old with dream of saving the world by being a doctor. As I grew up I had critical surgeries because I had dislocated my hip while playing sports. I had my surgeries done in Shriners Hospital for children, there I saw many children with different orthopedic disabilities. This was when I realized that I want to focus in the orthopedic field to help out children like me.

our communication was non exitant. The owners of the Holiday Inn purchased another local hotel and offered me that job as the front office manager. This time I turned down the opportunity due my unpleasant experience as the evening manager. I still was interested in a career in management just not in that

As my academic career as an undergrad comes close to an end, I sought out to explore the different opportunities that await me following graduation. As a requirement for this course, I met and interviewed with two women, Ana Reyes and Emily Angus, both of which are enrolled in the Counseling PhD program here at the University of North Texas (UNT) and serve as Licensed Professional Counselor Interns (LPCI). I chose these two women specifically because the courses of work they did following their bachelor’s degrees are similar to what I intend on doing following mine. As a Criminal Justice major with a focus in juvenile justice and minor in Counseling, I found it essential to conduct the interviews with individuals who could give me some insight on exactly what it is like to work with children children who are either delinquents or fall into the category of troubled children. In this paper, I will speak specifically about each of these two women and explore what led them to their current positions and profession in general, get into specific details about both past and present job positions, and discuss exactly what it mean to be an LPCI.

To be honest, I was quite apprehensive about taking this course. I knew that it was only there to help me, however, I didn’t know what exactly I needed help with. By no means did I think that I knew everything, but I did think that there wasn’t much that I could do and i had to work with what I had. However, to my surprise, there were many things that I had overlooked about myself and what I could do to find more direction in my future career. There was much support and guidance as to what I could do to seek a post-college career with my major.

It has been 10 years passed since last time I entered in college as a freshman, and now, at the end of 2017, I decide to go back to college for pursuing a new major and reaching a new objective of career path. All of these will start from Fullerton College.

My profession I dream of is a coach or athletic director and working my way up from high school to a D1 college team. As a coach take somebody under my wing to teach them the sport that I fell in love with has always been a dream of mine. Football has always been a big part of my life and teaching a kid the art of it and show them how a team becomes more like a family. Also as an athletic director it helps you get familiar with not only one sport but with a lot other teams in your school. I really love the feel of sport events just the energy it gives off you can feel the will to win and the determination in every kid. Sports can bring out the best and worst in people everybody have a mean streak when it comes time to play because everyone wants to win.