The Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center : Case Study

American senior citizens will account for 20% of the nation’s total population by 2030 (Nelson, 2007). With the growing population of senior living, healthcare facilities are becoming more popular than ever. Brightview is an up in coming healthcare senior living facility that will be opening up 13 more facilities on the east coast. The activities department plays a crucial role in Brightview Senior Living. The department function and how its managed ties into the overall function of the facility. The various activities that are ran and performed are to get the elderly involved. By doing so, this allows them to carry out physical activity and challenge their body and minds. As you get older you lose some cognitive and physical development. Giving

When I first started college, my academic goals were to learn as much as possible, join a Christian fellowship, get into the criminal justice program, decide whether or not to go to graduate school, and to graduate in four years. In addition, to also to either get a job or get accepted into an internship. My overall goal was to enjoy and make the most out of my college experience. My career goals back when I was a freshman, were to figure out if I want to join law enforcement or go to law school and find a job in the field of criminal justice, while being happy working the job. Over the course of two years, some of those goals have been achieved and some goals have been changed.

Half the climb of my goal is to get through my four years of high school and maintain a 4.0 GPA while still keeping my job, volunteering every week, and spending time with my family and friends. Throughout

While obtaining my degree, I want to stay on the right path. So many people get into situations in college they can’t get themselves out of and they end up dropping out or kicked out. To obtain my goals, I should aim for at least 15 credit hours a semester to graduate on time. I also should do things to build my resume, which some are things I already want or enjoy doing. I should also explore what qualifications I need to work on in the field of interest I want to go into. I want to be able to enjoy my college experience and have fun with also keeping up with my grades and making the Dean’s List every now and then or even onto every semester. I want to strive for greatness and make a name for myself as I grow and prosper in this aspect of

Single seniors in Chandler can go to the following local spots to enjoy social activities and make new friends:

I’ve had my goals set for quite some time now and I know that if I stick to them and work very hard, I’ll achieve them. Academically,

After trying to determine why this might be, I came to the conclusion that it is easier for me to consider short-term goals than it is to consider long-term goals. Even though I might be able to come up with an infinite number of road stops to get me to achieve a goal next year, when it comes to five years down the road, I froze up. Through considering why that would be the case, I realized that part of the reason is that I do not know exactly what it will take to get me to reach my longer term goals; I confidently know what needs to be done in order to achieve Sophomore Honors and the steps it would take to become an Executive Board Member in my Greek organization, but I do not know how to gain that elusive competitive advantage in an applicant pool or what it takes to apply to graduate school. I do know that these road stops exist, but I do not know the process I must undergo to reach them. Part of this might be due to the fact that thinking long-term frightens me, and learning about a rigorous route just adds stress and anxiety—although not a commendable quality, I am often somebody who could be labeled as a “roll with the punches” type of person. Pushing the fact that this assignment made me think harder than I expected aside, I really enjoyed being able to take a look at my

We spent some class time discussing SMART goals which stand for specific, measureable, achievable, relevant, and time-based (Anderson & Bolt, 2013, p.52). I learned that writing SMART goals increases the probability that I will achieve my goals because they set a realistic target that I can accomplish. SMART goals don’t make the goals too far into the future that I would eventually give up, but on the other hand, they aren’t something I could complete tomorrow. In other words, they aren’t super long term goals, but they aren’t objectives either. Some SMART goals I focused on this semester were one academic goal, one career goal, and one leadership goal. My academic goal was to achieve a grade of a B or higher in my Principles of Chemistry 1 class once final grades are reported. I won’t know my final grade for a couple of weeks yet, but I am sitting in a pretty good position to accomplish this goal, depending on how my final goes. I feel like I accomplished this goal because I told myself that I would spend four extra hours Monday through Friday going over concepts from lecture, and I did! Some weeks I definitely spent more time on chapters that covered more difficult concepts that I didn’t quite grasp the first time. For extra help, I even attended supplemental instruction once every week. I’ve realized now that for harder classes if I put the time in, I will see results. Because of this I will be

One of the best ways to follow a successful path is to set goals for yourself. They are important to keep yourself on task and to get to a desired point of self fulfillment. The issue can be how to achieve goals in a successful manner. The issue is "Although people may desire or intend to attain some outcome, they are not committed to that as a goal until they are willing to invest affect, cognition, and behavior in attaining it" (Traci Mann, 2013). This is why it is important to have a set path on how to accomplish important goals. I have chosen three goals that I want to accomplish to demonstrate a Process known as SMART, to help accomplish them. There goals are that I want to finally earn a college degree(personal), I want to make it

I have many goals that I would like to complete but my top goals for the next five to ten years would have to be to finish with a bachelors degree in nursing. I would like to work in a hospital to get some experience under my belt before I go to Medical School so that it will not seem so overwhelming. I would like to become more fluent in Spanish. I can speak Spanish and people understand what I am trying to say however, people correct my grammar all the time. After awhile it just ends up getting annoying with people correcting me all the time I know they are trying to help but still. Another goal I would like to complete is from now on to only receive A and Bs as my final grades in classes. Unfortunately, during my first year of college I

A goal that I had which I thought would never happen was probably getting into an Honors class in my sophomore year of high school. During my freshman year, I was placed in all the easy classes and didn’t feel as if I was being challenged. I talked to my counselor and she thought that the classes I was in was right for me. I tried talking to other counselors but they told me that they couldn’t do much because they weren’t my counselor. So, for that year I accepted all the classes I was placed in. Then before my freshman year ended, there was a test which if I passed, would let me take an Honors class the next year. I ended up passing the test and was able to take the Honors class I wanted. Something I now would have told myself in my freshman

My future academic goals for high school are to keep up my grades and graduate with honors. To graduate with honors I have to be a life time member of CSF. Keeping up my grades will help me have a higher chance of getting into the college I want. The college I would like to go to is Cal Poly, which require a 3.87 GPA. In college I want to study animal science or marine biology. I want to study one of those two because I love animals, and I always wondered what else there was out in the ocean. Those are my future academic goals and to achieve them I need to believe that I can achieve and make sure I always try my best, just like when I performed in the talent show.

My goals in high school and at the university level are easier said than done. However, the most important goal I have is to get a 3.8 or higher in each level. Another academic goal I have in mind is to never get a C or lower on any test, because I know this program will be difficult and I’m not expecting to get an A+ on every test. One last goal I have mind is to never to get below a C in any class, because I have a feeling that if I get a C in a class my grade will go below that quickly and I would never want a D or F even if it were the most difficult class on the planet.

Accordingly, hoping for relatively a quiet day as a newly Practice Manager is necessary to keep the UCF Community Care Center (UCCC) organized and out of trouble. This facility is open Monday – Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. until noon. However, it was 3:20 p.m. when an important call from the front desk stating a patient arrives late for 20 minutes of 30 minutes because of a flat tire and his cell phone battery died wants to talk to a manager. To some extent, UCCC clinic policy is clear that past 50% of the appointment time has elapsed, the patient needs to reschedule.

One goal I have set and plan to achieve in the near future is to have a part time job in or near my college I attend in the fall to help pay for college expenses and needs or wants I may have. Having a job is going to be adding extra stress to my already stressful college life, so I will need to create a schedule to manage my time between studying, homework, the dance team, and leisure time. Another important goal I’m going to strive for in college is to have straight A’s all my years I attend. This is a very challenging long-term goal I hope I can achieve, but if I manage my time wisely and try my best in all I do with extra studying in my weaknesses, I hope to come close to this goal. One important life goal I have set and plan to pursue