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Career Exploration Essay As a child, I was always told that I could become whatever I wanted to be. I dreamt of becoming an astronaut, orbiting around Earth or an airplane pilot, flying to different parts of the world. There were may choices I had in mind but they all seem to have a risk factor to them. I wanted to do something that involved little chances of risk and also be able to live comfortably. That is when I decided to become an orthodontist. The field of orthodontics has many challenges

to policymakers, practitioners, and patients (Jacquot). When some caregivers violate this trust, a proactive holistic approach must be sourced in order to restore patient confidence by authorities and members of the field. As most ethics violations go undetected or unreported (attribution), employing protocols to promote oversight and transparency serve as a deterrent and enable patients to better understand expert recommendations, risks, costs, and options available for treatment. This reassurance

are needed. For those who do not join the DPD program to become a licensed RD, there are great opportunities to further education and there is a wide variety of skill sets that can be learned and joined by having a dietetic degree. If you choose to go to graduate school you can apply for medical school , dental school, physical therapy schools just to name a few. From what I have learned in this class is what I expected when making the decision to attain this degree. This degree gives the student

Module 1 and 2 For a number of years, I have been trying to figure out what God’s purpose has been in putting me on earth. I was unsure what to study, then I studied environmental engineering in college. I never imagined my life and faith would lead me to where I am now and never planned, but the course my life has taken all started from this sentence: “It is more blessed to give than receive” (Acts. 20:35 New International Version). It is a calling and I have never doubted about it because I have

them succeed. In 1946 Rogers became the president of the largest professional psychology organization in the world, the American Psychology Association. After he became president, he released several books, his two most popular being Client-Centered Therapy (1951) and Becoming a Person (1961). In 1962 he was awarded Humanist of the Year by the American Humanist Association, and in 1972 he was given the Professional Psychologist Award, which was given by the Division of Psychotherapy (Hothersall

life, wreaking havoc in every conceivable health-destroying way. For the uninitiated, these are undoubtedly bold assertions that fly in the face of nutritional wisdom. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans issued by the USDA and the US Department of Health and Human Services, as well as the American Heart

Recommendation The City of San José should install pornography-filtering software inside public-access computers located in San José public libraries. Background Pornography is a multi-billion dollar industry and approximately 40 million people visit pornography websites yearly (Logue, 2015; DeAngelis, 2007). Public computers allow pornographic websites to be easily accessed unless there is a filter to block the content (The Economist, 2015). Approximately half of public libraries nationwide use

Basketball Needs to Be Fixed      Professional and college basketball have become very popular in the hearts and minds of many Americans. Millions of dollars a year are spent on apparel, tickets, and television all generated by people's love for basketball. But in the last couple of years, both the National Basketball Association (NBA) and college basketball have lost a substantial amount of their competition and have caught much criticizim for it. At the heart of this problem

Introduction Conversion therapy consists of those treatments designed to change sexual orientation. Most often, this is the result of an incongruence between an individual’s sexuality and religious or cultural beliefs. In 1973, the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality as a pathological disorder from the DSM (Haldeman, 2001). However, over forty years later, conversion therapy still continues. In 1998, the A.P.A. rejected the notion of therapies presuming that homosexuality

is a dirty word to information professionals. Attempts by individuals or groups to restrict the public from reading, hearing or viewing certain materials due to their content, is enough to send librarian's and organizations such as the American Library Association, to the proverbial battle field. However, information professionals from all fields have to make choices about what to include and what not to include in their particular library's collection. How are these selections made? What causes