Statement Of Purpose: Federal Public Defender

The new Humboldt County public defender, whose hiring has raised questions in the local legal community, said he is ready to start working this week. And he is responding to the criticism levied in his direction.

The OC Public Defender office appears to specialize in defending the legal rights of homeless individuals (in the Homeless Court). One of my tasks involves updating resources via collecting data on different types of clients (i.e clients that are homeless, on post release community supervision, parole, or on mandatory supervision). Other activities include shadowing the office's staffs and observing and/or interviewing homeless individuals. I may also be assigned general office tasks like filing

My ability to multi-task and meet deadlines is prevalent, while I have been continuing my education through Madison Area Technical College in the Business Software Application Specialist Program I have maintained a 3.7 grade point average, and have learned to organize my personal life, duties of the secretary for a non-profit organization all while working fulltime. Being an internal auditor for the past ten has increased my awareness to detail and enhanced my attention to detail with documents.

This letter is being written in response to your FT R/W Support Teacher opening. I presently hold a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science and I am currently pursuing a Masters’ Degree in Urban Affairs at Hunter College with an expected graduation date of 2016. Below are a few highlights of my qualifications.

My previous employment at Georgetown University Student Employment Office has equipped me with the required administrative competence and skills necessary for this position. Part of my daily duties as a student employment specialist were to manage communications via email and phone calls, to be a liaison between on and off-campus employers, schedule and prepare for meetings, respond to various inquiries, and to maintain a filing system. I worked closely with the Vice President of Student Affairs at Georgetown University in addition to other faculty leaders. Through these positions I developed strong

I feel this program will be very beneficial for me to reach my goals in a lifelong career in law enforcement. This is my first year at IUPUI, I finished my degree at Ivy Tech Community College and received an Associate’s Degree of Science in Business Administrations. I came to IUPUI to further my education to a remarkable institution known for its name Kelly School of Business. I feel I would be a great asset for this program. I am involved with Tau Kappa Epsilon and we demonstrate

I would have taken the first plea of robbery because I feel the consequences would be less severe than if I were to take the second plea. The second plea thirty years later, I feel is too late to get a real fighting chance at a life outside prison walls without much knowledge on how much the world has really changed. The first plea gives me time to adapt to the changing world, possibly making a real big difference in my life. Knowing that the justice system is giving me an ultimatum that only ends in having difficulties, the first plea gives me more opportunity. Taking the first plea would mean that I would have an opportunity to live my life as a free individual, even though I am not completely free from the criminal justice system. I have

My name is Kalaya Staples, and I am a Senior student here at The Fort Valley State University pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology degree. I am an Augusta, Georgia native. My current position is SGA Business Manager. In addition, my campus involvement includes; Student Government Association, Student Ambassadors, Peer Educator, Campus Activity Board and Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society in Social Science. Incoming Freshmen

Since middle school, I’ve hadn't been the type of person that's into sports or clubs as much as the other students my age have been but I am the type of person that seeks opportunities to help out my community. I have volunteered in many locations starting from food banks, teaching at an elementary summer program, church on Saturdays, working the front desk at an organization, babysitting, the sheriff's department and some other small duties. From all of these, I have gained new skills that have been useful or will be in the future some day. For instance working with the sheriff’s department has taught me multiple skill on working the front desk and mainly improving my communication skills. In college communicating is very important since

I completed my associate degree last year, and as I am getting closer to completing my bachelor’s degree, as I look ahead I can see that light at the end of the tunnel. This journey has been very long, and at times I have felt frustrated and afraid, but I have learned to conquer my fears. Completing college is essential if I want to be successful and competitive in today’s world. Years ago I never thought this day would ever come. My current goal is to complete my B.S. degree in Community and Human Services with a concentration in Human Services. I am currently volunteering at an organization that helps to keep families from becoming homeless. Everything I have learned so far here at Empire State College has been tremendously helpful.

Suddenly it’s 2017 and once again “enter stage right, Reality”! I’m a 38 year old employee of UTSA and I am returning to college at UTSA as well, a Criminal Justice Major,

Summary : A dedicated Administrative Assistant with several years of experiences in both General and

My work in student affairs provides significant opportunity to contemplate, implement and assess initiatives related to student success and retention. My current research is connected to peer education and the 1st year experience and I have active and growing experience in the needs assessment and

My major is professional development. I enjoy engaging and building rapport with people and understanding their values to make a difference to better their environment. In education I have learned to encourage others, explore and use interactive activities to demonstrate various ways to experience diversity. Interdisciplinary studies allows me to analyze, educate, and integrate cultural in a diverse communities. This semester I am taking an introduction to interdisciplinary studies, an interpersonal skills in leadership, analytical and information literacy, interdisciplinary critical thinking, and a capstone internship partnership courses, which helps me professionally. My capstone internship is, in counseling, at an elementary school. I like volunteering and working with community outreach programs. Education is a complex problem I will identify how to improve academic struggles in academics and peer victimization. My educational and career goals are in teaching elementary k-6 and work in my community to improve awareness in developing partnership. I didn’t met the requirements to pursue a teaching a degree, therefore, I changed my degree path to interdisciplinary studies. My career goal is to foster new ideas through networking, continue my career path in teaching, and receive a Master’s in Education.

Working with nonprofit agencies and AmeriCorp V.I.S.T.A. (Volunteer in Service to America), I had the opportunity to learn firsthand at the efforts given within agencies to service the environment and the public by making changes, and implementing reforms on different issues. I found I have a passion for people, legal policies, compliances, and I am very good as a spokes person, or advocate speaking on change. During the time when I was facilitating as a General Education Development instructor for