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Cody Tatum 274-9479 Pathology, 1902, 2015, Summer Semester Death Certificate Assignment Due 7/13/2015 Death Certificate #1 Name of deceased: George Jefferson Walker Age: 64 Date of Birth: May 4, 1947 Date of Death: December 16, 2011 Cause of death: Hypertensive Heart disease 1. Etiology – Hypertensive heart disease is associated with high blood pressure related to the heart's arteries and muscles. Blood is transported to the heart by coronary arteries. High blood pressure causes

belief in oneself. Living in a society where the weak become left behind, we strive everyday for success and prove all the negative voices wrong. While striving for our goal, we push through the limits placed upon us. In a compact college called Roxbury Community College, I had the honor of interviewing a friendly, assertive and hardworking student named Shenitta Niles. Shenitta is a 24-year-old female of Bajan and black descent. Despite her mother being originally from Chicago and her father from

majority of my college education at a small Catholic college right in the Philadelphia area known as Chestnut Hill College. Overall, my college experience at Chestnut Hill was very educational, engaging and an eye-opening experience for me. The programs allowed me to learn and experience new environments, people, information and ideas first hand. All of these new skills and understandings made me a better student, person and hopefully a nurse. The programs at Chestnut Hill College program gave me

psychological undertaking, which is why I hope to pursue further education at Chestnut Hill. My future career aspirations are not yet set in stone, but I hope to eventually enroll in a Psy.D program at Chestnut Hill after completing my masters. This will allow me to give back to the community, like those who gave so selflessly onto me, as well as, break through my current educational constraints starting within the walls of Chestnut

One of the major issues that still go on today is human dignity throughout diversity. People are being treated insignificantly due to cultural or social differences. This happens daily on a worldwide scale. This mistreatment occurs within many small to large establishments, from personal to political statuses. There are, however, human services organizations and programs put in place to combat and protect people’s quality of life. The resources that these organizations provide help bring positive

things I have learned in school transitioned well to real life scenarios. I first learned about advanced degrees in Criminal Justice while attending Chestnut Hill College. My professor obtained his degree from Saint Joseph’s, and shared some of his insight. After doing my own research I realized that Saint Joseph’s University is one of the leading colleges in the criminal justice field. I also was excited to learn about the concentration offered in homeland security, which is something I’m interested

a time talking and teaching with such excitement. It was as if I knew from that day on that once I finished high school and went on to college I would study Education. As I come to an end in my undergraduate studies and move forward on to my next journey in life I would love more than anything to receive the Master’s Level of Education at Chestnut Hill College. As you can see from my transcripts I take pride in my work and try my hardest to achieve at a high level. I am determined and by far a

Orchestrated in striking Providence, Rhode Island and developed in 1764, Brown University is the seventh-most settled school in the United States. Chestnut is a free, coeducational Ivy League establishment containing understudy and graduate endeavors, despite the Alpert Medical School, School of Public Health, School of Engineering, and the School of Professional Studies. With its gifted and actuated understudy body and finished workforce, Brown is a basic examination school that keeps up a specific

ambitious national and state level college completion initiatives, Sallie Glickman, David Thornburgh, and Hadass Sheffer joined together in creating Graduate! Philadelphia. With their extensive background experience in workforce and economic development as well as higher education, they sought to raise awareness of the need for more adults to complete college (Graduate Philadelphia, 2015). While attention has historically been focused on the “traditional” college student, Graduate! Philadelphia has

always ongoing being as though I am very young. The way I will achieve my pathway goals is getting my masters degree in education, go to various trainings, and join an early childhood professional organization. Currently I am going to Chestnut Hill College to receive my Bachelors Degree in Early Childhood Education Studies. During my time as