Running head: Midterm 2 My Midterm on Housing Authority of New Orleans I’m doing my internship at Housing Authority of New Orleans. It is located at 4100 Touro Street, New Orleans, La. 70122. I’m working in the HANO Client Services Department, under the supervision of Ms. Angela Harper, who holds an LMSW. Thus, Ms. Harper is the Manager in the Client Services Department. I’m interning at one of HANO’s housing sites, which is known as the Crescent Estates, formerly known as (Fisher)
special accommodation. The use of accommodations in college were higher than high school. From what I read it was not significant. The study (Credé, & Niehorster, 2011). The authors wanted to figure out how students adjust to the college life by using three different themes which include identifying by their grades, individual traits, and social factors. The authors found that students either adjust to college well or they do not. It all depends on a person’s personal traits. If a person likes to go out
using three different themes. By identifying their grades, individual traits, and social factors. The authors found that students either adjust to college well or they do not. I all depends on what you are like as a person. If you like to go out and meet people or you super shy and do not want many friends. They did not state a hypothesis but it has to deal with personal traits, how well you do academically, and social factors. Two hundred and thirty-seven participants were to address three different
this project I chose to complete three random acts of kindness. The first random act of kindness that I completed was done at the University of Saskatchewan campus. One afternoon, I wrote the same message on roughly 10 different flashcards. My plan for this act was to pass out flashcards with kind messages on them and pass them out to students in Murray Library. Attached to the flashcards was two mini chocolate bars. The message read “Good luck studying for midterms! You can do this. I hope this
reconsider my perspective on the story. We ended up walking out of class together that day. We walked all the way back to our dorm, talking about everything from literature to dogs. We were practically inseparable for the next five weeks. Now, we live three and a half hours away from each other, but a day rarely goes by in which we don’t exchange a call, a text, or a message on Snapchat. It was Maggie’s thought-provoking comment in an intellectual discussion that initially made her stand out to me. For
There are three extremely important events that shaped my view of life during this course. Firstly, when I was in this course around my third year, we decided to document our memories in a notebook. This was a notebook we carried around everywhere, and whenever something interesting or exciting happened, we would write it down. We got this idea from a teacher who did the same when he was a student in a similar course. It was a simple spiral bound black notebook, but every time someone said something
musical, Kennesaw State University’s production of Spring Awakening places the emphasis on the importance of sexual education and the problems that occur when proper education is not given to students. This musical primarily focuses on the actions of three children: Melchior Gabor, Wendla Bergmann, and Moritz Stiefel. While in class one day, Moritz incorrectly pronounces a Latin term and gets ridiculed by the teacher. Melchior attempts to help him, but he is punished for speaking out. Moritz explains
In chapter one, the difference between the three types of crimes in Canada were discussed: summary, indictable, and hybrid offences. Summary offences take place in provincial/territorial court, and and the maximum penalty fine is six months in prison, five thousand dollars, or both. An example of a summary offence is soliciting in a public place, or carrying a weapon while attending a public meeting. An indictable offence is one that is much more severe. The sentences given are much more serious
weren’t sure if that was actually the case. It doesn’t make you have a lot of hope for recovery when scientists aren’t sure what your brain is doing. The episode of depression had the decency to wait until after the holidays before it hit full force. Three weeks into spring semester, right before my birthday in January, I fell into a deep depression. Obviously didn’t know that it was a depressive episode at the time, mostly because what I was feeling wasn’t how depression was depicted in the media. I
grading system. Previously, students enrolled in managerial accounting course were required to take at least three quizzes in the first half of the trimester and three quizzes in the second half, or a total of six quizzes aside from the midterm and departmental final examinations. Currently, however, the number of quizzes has been reduced to five and the course does not require a midterm examination anymore. This was made effective since the 1st term of school year 2008-2009. The purpose of this