The Interview With A Man Name Donald Sinclair

He has a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of West Florida, a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Psychology from Troy State University and is pursuing a Doctorate of Philosophy degree, in Social Psychology from Walden University. He is a registered

The duties performed by social and human services workers are varied. They can work in a number of different fields including psychology, social work, rehabilitation, and support for families in need (BLS, 2012a). Often, they help to identify the needs of clients and help them obtain available benefits, community services, and programs. There are several other job categories that are closely related including rehabilitation counselors, psychiatric technicians, personal care aides, and eligibility interviewers for government programs (BLS, 2012a). I wish to pursue a career in the psychology and rehabilitation field of the human services category. This population is of great interest to me because of experiences with friends and family. I find this category of human services to be the most interesting and I have a strong desire

This ensures that all organisations under their watch are working to a set of rules and regulations that apply to them. They regulate the care given and inspect institutions to ensure that optimal care that conforms to

The Circle Center has two social workers, Jay Burkhardt and Erin Brunette. I interviewed Erin Burnette January 30, 2017 in her office at The Circle Center. When I first walked into her office, I noticed how clean and neat it was which was surprising to me because I always imagined a social worker’s office to be unorganized with files everywhere. As I looked around I noticed pictures of her family and historical pictures, leaving me under the impression that she was a strong advocate for human rights. From the looks of her room, I assumed that having pictures of her family in her helps her keep stress at a minimum while at work. Erin Burnette, from Knoxville, Tennessee moved to Richmond in 1999 to attend Virginia Commonwealth University where she received her master in social work. Erin also has a master of divinity from Baptist Seminary at Richmond. With her master of divinity, Erin served as a Hospice Chaplain for ten years. As of today, she withholds sustainable credibility due to her Erin’s social work career began in the year of 2004 but she feels that she has been involved with social work her entire life. During our interview, Erin explained why she chose social work, she says that her parents and her

Upton Sinclair was born in Baltimore, Maryland on September 20th 1978. Sinclair grew up in a broken household; his father was an alcohol salesman and killed himself drinking. While his mother would not even think about drinking alcohol. So these personalities naturally clashed. So Sinclair found some solace in books, Sinclair was a natural writer and he began publishing at the young age of fifteen years old. Sinclair started off going to school at a small college by the name of New York City College. This was just temporary as Sinclair would need time and money to move higher up to a form of better education. So as a result Sinclair took the initiative and he started writing columns on ethnic jokes and hack fiction for small magazines in

Upton Sinclair wasn’t always known as a muckraker. He worked hard to make sure his writing helped people. He wanted to help people in poverty. What started as one article turn into a bestseller book. Although most people believe Lincoln Steffens is the best muckraker, Upton Sinclair is the best because his book, The Jungle, helped save lives.

As a future Social Service Worker, Theodore’s story taught me that the most vital skill is to come from a place of support and understanding of the individuals precipitating situation. As an advocate I would try to help clients face challenges through support, empowerment, validation of their perception and most importantly respecting where they are in the therapeutic journey to emotional emancipation.

During my investigating of one most famous muckrakers; I found was Upton Sinclair whom I have had the privilege to get know. Sinclair has shown to be a very interesting person. Sinclair has had many challenges over his life time; from the articles and books he has written, reforms that he has set in place, makes this person very interesting. Upton Sinclair was born September 20, 1878 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was raised in poverty but his father worked as a liquor salesman, which gave him the chance to be around different types of people. Sinclair and his family moved when he was older and found himself growing up in New York City. He would tell me of some stories about loving the works of Shakespeare and Percy Bysshe Shelley, which at every chance he would get to read these works. Upton started college at a young age of fourteen and where he went to school was the City College

In The Disappearance Of J.D Sinclair, author Keith A. Russell, this story takes place in a settlement found in Abaco in the year 1966 were a boy by the name of J.D who has a mother named Clara that has been traumatized three times by her husband who left her, and by her son and brother, who were lost at sea. The chapter unveils how J.D starts to transition in New Providence. The main characters of this chapter is J.D, Titter, and Big Ed.

McIntyre informed me that having a Bachelor Degree in Social Work was rewarding; Nevertheless, she wanted to become an inspiring therapist. Therefore, she applied for the master program at Arkansas State University. She was accepted and in the summer of 2014, she started grad school. She did her additional training for the grad school at Day Spring Behavior Health. She was trained in diversity, social work value and ethical, and economic injustice with clients. Afterward completion of 60 credit hours and 400 field hours, she graduated with her Master Degree in Social Work, May 2016.

I had an honor to interview Donna Portnoy, who is in her early 30’s. She fluently speaks both English and Russian. She attended Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York from 2011-2013. She achieved her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling in 2013. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies/Political Science at Hofstra University 2002-2005. She is in the process of achieving her license, after completion of 3000 hours. She currently works at Independent Living as a Mental Health Counselor with individuals that are functioning within various ranges of Intellectual Disorder. Majority of her clients are diagnosed with a Psychiatric Disorder and needs Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Psychotherapy. She works

The institutions that he is involved with include the military, Los Angeles Unified School District and Los Angeles Parks and Recreation (LAPR). He is a student at California State University Los Angeles. At Cal State Los Angeles he is part of two organizations Association of Students Social Work (ASSW) and BASW student’s chapter (Tau Eta) of Phi Alpha, the National Social Work Honor Society.

When set with religious morals established by society, a shocked Sinclair proves that he is still not creating ideals for himself, demonstrating that an individual needs to abandon the set religion and develop their own. Sinclair’s reluctance of accepting Demian’s suggestion to glorify a God that represents both good and evil instead of just good, shows that Sinclair still is following ideals set by his parents and school but not himself. Sinclair finds Demian’s idea to be surprising and radical. Surprising because the concept of looking at the world in two parts: good and evil, is something he has already realized hence the “Light and Dark Realm”. Radical because Sinclair still believes that there are actions and ways of thinking that are

I interviewed Emily Doherty on November 23, 2016. She has a Masters degree (MSW) in Social Work with a focus on administration at the University of Chicago. She got her bachelors degree at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin. She works at Jane Adams Research Corporation as the director of training services. In her position she supervises five staff, five interns, administers 12 grants and contracts and oversees four job training programs. She has about 30 people in each program per year, so she described it as having 120 clients.

The Office of the Chairman is responsible for the overall operation of the Company and implementing the policies set by the Board of Directors (Elliott 34). See Appendix B for the names and positions of top managers.