Saint Patrick's Day Case

I interviewed Ashley Porras, a Licensed Vocational Nurse at Sharp Rees Stealy. She gave me background information of how she got into the healthcare system, great advice and what she does on a daily basis. The reason I chose Ashley as the person to interview was because I got the chance to spend the day with her at work and I loved it. I found it interesting what she did and got the opportunity to learn more about her, her occupation and where she see’s herself in the future. Someday, I would be an LVN and gradually get higher in the healthcare field like she is doing now.

art fair. There, I was able to see my artwork hanging among other student art from all over the county.

The most memorable experience as a student leader happened spring semester of 2016 around April. It was the week before her sororities annual 5k color run that supports Houston’s Ronald McDonald House. Alpha Delta Pi signed up to have a table available on

The first PR professional I interviewed was Jeff McDonald. Jeff is the Senior Director of Corporate Communications at Novartis. The second PR professional I interviewed was Kevin Cronin, who is the manager of Communications at Burson-Marsteller. The last person I interviewed was from my mother’s company: Gail Cohen, who is the Vice President at Acorda therapeutics. While

This event was inspired by the desire to create something to invite the rest of campus can come to.

On 05/17/2016 at 1619 hours Patrick DAY was contacted in reference to a welfare check. DAY was titled 36 by his Community Health and Associates case manager. I provided transport to Horizon Health and Wellness.

Assist in organizing events with the Alumni Relations department. Collaborating with sponsoring companies for the Martin Luther King Breakfast which consisted Nicor and College of

internship with a pro indoor football team, and made one of the best connections I could ever

Her experience includes successful oversight of all aspects of projects from inception through design and construction. She joined C.S. Davidson in 2001 after graduating from The University of Pennsylvania.

I participated in work experience at Haldane Fisher Ltd, a local building supplies firm that not only operates in my home town but also has key branches throughout Northern Ireland, and they also deliver goods throughout Ireland. I spent a very interesting week there where I gained valuable experience. I was fortunate to be present while the company

Before I created the cotton Gin I went to Yale college. After graduation I was hired to tutor in South Carolina. Upon arrival they tried to half my salary and I refused. On my boat to the South to tutor, I met Catherine Greene and she offered me a job of reading law at Mulberry Grove plantation, so I accepted.

I started my day by attending a bed unit meeting. After returning to the department, I assisted my site coordinator by sorting and organizing papers then placing them into a binder. Later, using Microsoft word and excel I created an employee performance questions and tracker. Lastly, I attended a Rad Onc meeting.

March 17, 2016, a date that is celebrated as St. Patrick’s Day by some, but like many, my day started out in its typical manner. As a very new mother of two, sleep has quickly become a thing of the past as my days have begun bleeding into one another with unpredictable nursing sessions and diaper changes throughout the night and early hours of the morning. My three-week-old son Aaron greeted me with his soft coos informing me that he was hungry beginning at 2:13 am. After roughly 30 minutes of breastfeeding, Aaron finally fell asleep in my arms. I transferred him to bed and proceeded to slither into bed to catch some shut-eye myself. This moment of peace was rather short lived as an unanticipated poopy diaper woke him from his slumber not a

Crozier’s work in the art gallery in Babcock, I was hooked. His landscape paintings were especially captivating to me. I immediately texted my Dad pictures of his work saying that I just “had to have it.” Then upon learning that our beloved Sweet Briar would be closing this spring and I would be graduating a year early, I chose to ask for one of Mr. Crozier’s paintings as a graduation gift. I felt that this would be so much better than money or something that is ‘in’ at the time. Not only did I attend the gallery opening, but I also photographed the event and my photographs were published in a Lynchburg paper, making this gift especially

This piece of art is made up of a triangular table divided by three wings, each 48 feet long. For each place setting there is a gold ceramic chalice and utensils, a napkin with an embroidered edge, and a fourteen-inch china-painted plate with a central theme, each unique to the women being honored. Six woven banners (5' 6" x 3' 6" each) hang in a column, welcoming visitors to The Dinner Party. The tapestries repeat the red, black, and gold tones associated with The Dinner Party and incorporate themes found throughout the piece. The piece required a lot of assistance so slowly a studio team was built, hundreds of volunteers helped to realize Chicago's vision.