Walden University's Commitment To Positive Social Change

The Suny Stony Brook Honors College would be a perfect fit for me for a wide array of reasons. Even though I may not seem like a suitable candidate for this program by being part of this program I will gain the extra motivation to work harder at my work. The Honors College provides its students the opportunity to participate in research at its highest level. This is very important to me because in High school I did research at a university and this helped me learn a great deal about the topic and by doing research in Stony Brook I can better understand my major. Also in the honors college these students are given the chance to be close with the faculty. This will greatly give beneficial to me because it will help me learn much better when I

The mission of Siena Heights University, a Catholic University founded and sponsored by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, is to assist people to become more competent, purposeful, and ethical through a teaching and learning environment which respects the dignity of all (Mission and vision, n.d.).

Pursuing something new is fun and exciting, especially if the pursuit positively impacts someone else. I am grateful for the opportunity to re-enter grad school, this time at the doctorate level, to realize a dream that I’ve had since the

As one of the sixteen members of the inaugural class of Terry Scholars at UT Arlington, I have proven my ability to lead. My passion for leadership has given me the initiative to get involved with as many organizations as possible, and network within those groups. Freshman Leaders on Campus is the perfect medium through which I can refine my skills and collaborate with other leaders all across campus.

I am now the president of our club and the manager of Wolverine Computer. Not only do I direct our shop's efforts to raise funding for our program and for student certification tests, but I also direct Wolverine Computer's training program. I organize opportunities for students to obtain hands-on, real-world practice in an environment that mimics the IT field realistically. Enabling students to receive work experience while still in high school is crucial to preparing students for a career in technology. In addition to certifications and direct work experience, the program also provides high school students opportunities to practice skills that are certainly needed in the technology field. This includes customer service, public interaction, and teamwork skills while allowing students to demonstrate a professional work ethic. The program and our SkillsUSA club have many facets that require great patience and skill to manage. Our SkillsUSA club has over 60 members and actively promotes IT and STEM at our school. Concurrently, students at Wolverine Computer have put in nearly 200 hours of community service in the fall 2016 semester. The proceeds from this community service have helped dozens of students become IT Fundamentals or A+ CompTIA certified and have given much-needed opportunities to students in La

As a student leader who is heavily involved in my school and community, I’ve had an abundance of opportunities and experiences to learn and grow from. Because of these opportunities, I’ve been able to discover things about myself and my community that have arrived as a pleasant surprise. Although each experience I’ve had during my high school career has impacted me in some way, whether the impact be immense or miniscule, no experience has quite shaped me as a leader as my experience with the Chick-fil-a Leader Academy did.

My nursing carrier stared off at the bottom of the ladder, from care associate, to Licensed practical nurse, to associate in nursing, and now I have bachelor in the nursing. I have been working as a Registered nurse for over 11 years, and I have seen great positive changes towards health care .Changes in technology and in patient care as a whole. In my experience as a health care provider, I have seen a great need in the mental health patient and the lack of sufficient providers. My professional goal is to work in an area that will allow me to work with mental health patient in an advance nursing capacity. To work in this capacity I will require an advance degree in nursing. In my research looking school, I found out that many schools are not offering masters in mental health nurse practitioner program (PMHNP).

We all suffered the same stress of confusion trying to decide what school will best fit our busy life style. Some people may want to return to school but time is the one big factor that holds them back and the traditional school to classroom style. I am happy you found Walden with it incredible offering of flexibility and diversity. Among the many good things from Walden are the values “Quality, integrity, and student-centeredness” Walden university (2016-2017). Students will graduate with standards and excellent scholar practitioners with good moral principles to guide their practice and above all, Walden has us first at heart with it focused on the student as in it incorporate out life style with the school

I was part of the Freshmen 15 Leadership Program last year. It built on procured abilities such as scheduling, team building, communication and reaching resolutions in an 8-week seminar.

New york times best selling author John Green has made a great impact on the young adult audience with his books looking for alaska, paper towns, the fault in our stars, and more. On 2013 John Green was invited to make the commencement speech for Butler University in Indianapolis for the graduating class of 2013. John is a talented writer with a remarkable career, “while john’s professional success has been nothing short of astronomical, more importantly, he has committed to using his success to making the world a better place”(Lybio). Throughout his speech Green gave life advice not only to the graduates but to everyone that was present. John Green’s speech is intended to help the graduates of Butler University understand that success in life is important but they must keep going and they must be determined to be victorious.

I am a first year student at the University of Sydney studying a Bachelor of Commerce (Liberal Studies). I am passionate about education and improving the accessibility of opportunities for high school and university students to gain real world experience outside of the classroom. My interest in the educational domain has led to my role as a Student Experience Leader at 1Scope, a position in which I hope to gain relevant experience to make a tangible difference to students, by aiding them in developing skills that will be required to navigate and succeed in today’s disruptive and constantly evolving society. I am actively involved in a range of clubs and societies on campus, and am currently working as part of Sydney University Business Society’s publications team to

I met and built rapport with students. I also did afterschool supervision with Mike, Tenaya’s Vice-Principal.

In my first two years at Howard University, I lived among flutes in Washington D.C.’s technology scene, attending hackathons and technology meet-ups. Armed with a spoonful of programming knowledge and a wave of enthusiasm, I seized every opportunity to grow through the people I encountered. Although I learned plenty from them about powerful tools, what I took away as a part of me was their reasons for loving tech. A desire to reduce traffic accidents in D.C.; a burning passion to help former inmates re-enter society; an urgent need for police accountability in minority neighborhoods. The following year, I

Walden Two is a novel about a fictional community in present day America. The community is a Utopia of the highest standards: the people are happy and content, there is a minimum of hurtful emotions and activities, and everyone is healthy and prosperous. It is a stark contrast with the world we are living in today. So why don't we change our society to match that of Walden Two, solving all of our nation's many problems? For one thing, we do not know if a society patterned after Walden Two will work.

At my ongoing placement year at KPMG, I was recently assigned as the In-charge for a group of three summer undergraduate interns from the months of June – August 2016. My role included acting as a guide to the new recruits, showing them the ropes of the various functionalities of the unit, and being their first point of contact in case of any issues or challenges that may arise at work. This was a very good experience that gave me an insight on leadership in the professional environment, and also gave me the chance to see the importance of not only to be a “teacher” in a position of leadership but also the relevance of being a “student” as well. At university, I had the opportunity to be the Treasurer of the FXU chapter of Enactus, a society