State Farm Job Analysis

For example, understanding the different between a capstone project and research has been a phenomenal experience for

Life is full of little meaningful events and experiences, they go so unnoticed that we don't realize they can change our lives forever. Sometimes those little moments can mean so much more than what they seem. One way an experience can develop into something meaningful is when you can express it in a way to help others. This experience for me was when I won SGA Vice President. Being Vice President today is a challenge and a blessing. As SGA Vice-president I am responsible for the activities of the entire school. When I accepted the position of Vice President my abilities were tested to the fullest, this leadership role forced more responsibilities such as public speaking, calling meetings, and developing strategies under difficult circumstances. For instance,

It taught me how to be a leader. As I went through each step of the senior project,

From this club I’ve learned people assemble and assisting each other on a project, can be very refreshing. Our club works together, getting certain things accomplished. However; all of us learn the same thing at the same time. I’ve also learned you don’t have to be rewarded for every good thing you do in life, sometimes the most rewarding things are just doing it in the first place. And I participating in theaters and know that I am a helpful person when it comes to helping people remembering their lines. And also I worked at the church café and learned my leadership skills there as well I have also applied it everywhere I go.

I feel like I have had a better understanding of how people really think. I liked being able to go through each assignment and relate them to my own personal life. I have also learned how to manage my time much

The hands-on experience I will receive will be the most vital aspect of my growth into a leader. The intelligence that will be passed down onto me from the faculty, mentors, and even students is all a part of the process. It increases my experience and will help me provide a greater change for the surrounding community. I want to be a positive force in this world and the university will give me this

By having these different types of leadership experiences, I feel I can bring a new perspective to the diverse activities we will be completing over the

I learned how to organize school wide events, delegate tasks to my fellow members, and lifelong leadership

An experience that has provided me with the most growth as a person is my involvement in mentoring an at-risk teen in Athens, GA for 3 years. Mentoring has improved my leadership and interpersonal skills. It kept me accountable to living at a higher standard in order to be a positive role model for another person. I also developed a greater appreciation for diversity from spending time with a person from a culture much different from my own. Overall this experience instilled a passion for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, social status, gender, or age. A genuine interest for others motivates me to learn more about human behaviors and pursue a career in counseling. Another experience I have that has provided me with opportunities to grow and improve is my experience as an intern at Jay’s Hope Foundation. The Jay’s Hope Foundation offers many different avenues of support to children diagnosed with cancer and their families. I was able to be in direct contact with families facing life-threatening situations. It was a very emotionally heavy internship, but I learned so much and was encouraged by the resiliency of the children and families. At Jay’s Hope, I learned the importance of teamwork, I developed flexibility, I became more organized, and I gained more confidence in my ability to

One example would be the free printing the office of diversity offers. I learned more about upcoming events and leadership positions available to students. This event has impacted me by educating me and also by giving me the opportunity to join an organization I wanted to be a part of. I went with a group of girls to the resource fair and I was able to hear what they thought of the experience. The girls liked being able to join groups and they really enjoyed the free items. I think that other people who attended the event were pleased with the fun games and prizes. The most enjoyable part of the event for me was the free prizes. To improve the event, I would suggest that the event be publicized better. I heard of the event the day it took place. The goals I have set for this school year included involving myself in campus activities and clubs. At the resource fair, I was able to join a group that fit my personality. This action helped me reach a goal of becoming involved in an organization that would help encourage my Christian faith. The experience I had is very important to being successful in college. In order to be successful you have to strive to learn and grow as an individual. Utilizing the tools that are offered can aid students in receiving good grades. Many successful college students are educated about the resources their institution offers for its

I chose to to my work experience at the McKernan center. I chose to do this because I knew it would be easy to get to, and I already knew some people there. I now work at the McKernan Center. Unlike the other businesses I went and talked to, I was actually looking for a job from the McKernan. After the school accepted me I was no longer considered a liability and chef agreed to let me do my experience and just not be paid for those days. In those two days I worked eight hours and learned a lot. Not just where everything is and what they do as a business, but how to do things I haven't done before in the kitchen.

One of the opportunities was attending a summer enrichment program offered by LSU School of Dentistry, which broadened my knowledge of the different fields within dentistry. I also had the opportunity to take impression models, fill cavities with amalgam and composite, take radiographs, and learn how to use CAD/CAMs. Attending this summer enrichment program has allowed me to extend my appreciation for dentistry. During my undergrad, I have also tutored at a local junior high school, held a student-teaching position at my university, and also work as a research student in a biochemistry lab at Xavier. Although Xavier University has provided many supplements to further my knowledge, my experiences essentially mold me into the person I am today.

I found that the experience I gained as a volunteer and through the LEAD program, really allowed me to excel as a leader, and has helped open my eyes when it comes to the struggles others deal with every day. I have worked with so many diverse and wonderful people, and I have gained so much through my experiences with the city that would have otherwise been impossible to gain. The things I have learned as a leader will stick with me for the rest of my life, especially considering it is my dream to become a teacher and work with children. I have always wanted to be able to influence the life of a child in the same way that so many adults have affected me throughout my

I was most motivated at Bellsouth because of the growth opportunity and the awesome pay scale. This was the first employer that honored my Communication degree with an increase in my starting salary. I came into that job excited. They provided us with three months of hard training and then the coaches chose their reps. I was selected by Romain Lockett. He was a young black man and very smart too. It was 18 people on his team and all of us made over 50,000 our first year. Bellsouth was a family base company and we were covered by the union. It taught me a lot as a young woman about money, hard work and being a true team player.

I was also involved for three and a half years in a student government club on campus. In this club I learned many life lessons. One of which was the value of hard work. I was one of the few people that organized the Junior/Senior Prom of 2000. My responsibilities included planning corranation, buying and organizing decorations, planning the busing schedule, booking the photographers, fundraising, ect. This taught me about hard work. But the best part of it was going to Prom knowing I was one of the only reasons that it happened.