Statement Of Purpose Statement

I am Andrew Soebagio, from Indonesia. I’ve been a student at North for about a year and a half now. I’m planning to graduate from North this upcoming fall, with an AS degree. A major that I have in mind is Petroleum Engineering; hopefully this plan will stick with me till I graduate.

Hi, Angelo! I enjoyed reading your post, especially your enthusiasm you put into your writing. I completely agree with you about English 101 being crucial preparation for Bethel University's writing-based curriculum. English 101 was an excellent refresher course for me. Hope English 102 is an incredible experience for both us to continue to grow as

My commitment to dedicating a life of service to others has brought me here in the United States from Nepal. This decision to move to a different country was based solely in order to pursue a career in medicine. Influenced by a team of German doctors that resided in Nepal, I moved here at the age of 19 by myself .I bring to the United States the culture, tradition and values from a city called Kathmandu in Nepal. My hometown Kathmandu awakes to the sound of barking dogs, tea-vendors and the unceasing honking of horns and stunning backdrop of 360-degree mountain ranges. Growing up, I always looked at the mountains and thought to myself that as I continue to grow I want to foster values like endurance, strength, courage, unfailing loyalty, and determination

As a child of an immigrant mother and father, I was expected to attend school, expected to be academically successful, and expected to achieve financial success. When I was younger, all of my classes seemed like chores and something that I was incapable of enjoying. When I took chemistry in the second year of high school, I went through a spiritual cleansing. I had never learned about the topic before and the idea of the arrangement of molecules and the idea behind their existence in this world brought forth a newfound fascination, almost obsession for knowing more. Since then, my love for chemistry has instilled a sense of discovery within me as well establishing a purpose for learning all similar topics in order to understand more about chemistry and its foundations. For instance, math, which I had previously considered to be a mindless chore transformed into a subject that I enjoy learning about because I can connect my newfound insights in mathematics to chemistry.

Thank you so much for your hard work organizing the interviews for everyone, it would have never been possible without you, and thank you for helping me rescheduling my interview. I’m very excited about joining your program, attending the CCC clinic and engaging in research.

The live production that I chose to attend was The Weird at The Herbert and Nicole Wertheim Performing arts center in FIU’s Modesto Maidique Campus. The Weird was a Tragic comedy, portraying a variety of sketches based on the struggle between love and fear. After The Weird finished my reaction to the play and quality were extremely positive, through the collaboration effort conducted by the playwright’s collaborative artists and craftspeople it helped me understand and enjoy the plays’ ongoing struggle of love and fear in life and in the future it’ll make me think of how my life and I are full of things that we love and things that make us

A personal mission statement is a philosophy or creed that one plans to follow in daily life. It is usually designed with positivity, purpose, and with personal goals for every aspect of life such as career, finances, etc. It also focuses on personality traits that one would like to possess and the accomplishments that one wants to achieve, both short-term and long term. It also houses the individuality of the person writing it. Every person writing a personal mission statement is will produce a different statement. This is primarily because people value different things, characteristics and have different goals. The purpose of this paper is to explore my mission statement (Covey, 2013, pp.113).

I have great pleasure in enclosing my CV in response to your advert on the University of Leicester Museum Studies’ Jobs Desk for a London Coordinator (Sculpture) for Art UK Sculpture. As a passionate supporter of our national and regional cultural heritage, I thoroughly enjoy working with objects, ideas and stories, inspiring other to engage with art. I have long-standing knowledge of London, having lived - in North, South and West London - and worked in the Capital for many years, and I am familiar with many of London’s diverse galleries and museum collections.

“I wish to be”…”I wish to give”… “I wish to meet”... my initial reaction when visiting the Make-a-Wish website was amazement. I had not visited the site before and I was impressed by how the program is broken up into different categories of wishes made by children. I had always pictured the program as limited to Disney trips for young terminal patients. But it so much more and I was really impressed by how selfless these young patients are. I think we all would agree that the wish everyone would make would be that there was never a need for a program such as this one.

Too often people are faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles early on in life. We often don’t realize the extent of the difficulties even when we may be aware of the problem itself. Factors like race, socioeconomic status and whether a person is born with a disability impact one’s ability to successfully navigate the obstacles they face. The interplay of these factors often creates situations where the individual is unlikely to succeed.

Being raised in a developing country, I have been increasingly aware of the rising disparities in healthcare. My undergraduate years were an eye-opener. I noticed a lack of adequate healthcare resources for patients- a majority of whom came from below poverty line strata of the society. There were incidents where patients with specific diseases such as HIV- AIDS, Tuberculosis regularly faced subtle discrimination. Overall, I saw a strong link of socioeconomic status with a wide range of healthcare problems.

As being a part of a rapidly changing and burgeoning society where everything is mechanized, I Murali Ravikumar, find myself in a transitional surrounding where the things which were once operated manually when I was a child ,to a completely automated state through the course of time and yet it still continues to grow simultaneously as we grow old. From my childhood, I used to admire how things work and as I grew, I began to wonder that how things are manufactured. When I was 10, As quoted from my dad " I used to play with toy cars which was a remote control one and I would stay watching it for hours, Like kind of being dazzled by its working". I used to make sketches of cars since it's the only thing I liked to play with, and it became my favourite. My dad used to take me to his workplace quite often, which had plenty of textile based machineries and I used to watch them working. As an admirer of working of things, I tried to disassemble and assemble my PC which I accidentally broke. Since I have a craving towards" How stuffs work?", It was clear that my field of study should be in engineering and that too in production &industrial stream because everything in

This epistle gives me a unique opportunity to pen down my ambition and my Statement of Purpose. Let me begin by saying that I wish to pursue my masters in Management Information Systems .

It was Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who said in October 2004: "When we talk of a resurgent Asia, people think of the great changes that have come about in Shanghai. I share this aspiration to transform Mumbai in the next five years in such a manner that people would forget about Shanghai and Mumbai will become a talking point," the prime minister said. "I have a dream that we can do it. I believe we can become number one through modernization, expansion and development and make Mumbai the number one city in our country," Fast forward 11 years later to 2015 and here we are, Mumbai is in no way an approximation of what Shanghai is today. Pollution, encroachment, traffic congestion and unplanned urbanization have taken their toll on India's commercial capital.

I am interested in Information Management and especially the digital library field. Learning Information Management will be very useful for my career goal as a community reference librarian. To me, Information management is not only about organizing information for people to access, but a way to promote life-long education and the love of reading. Therefore, I decided to study Information Management in the Hong Kong University.