Doctorate

All goals have a history. Sometimes goals come forth in a moment of epiphany; other times, goals reveal themselves gradually and are like a quiet whisper leading the way. My goals fall into the whisper category. Ask young children what they want to become when they grow up and you will often receive a lofty, and sometimes unrealistic, answer. Responses include football player, movie star, super hero, astronaut, fairy princess, and everything in between. I distinctly recall telling people

Alexandra  Warrington   1   The  Importance  of  Imprints  and  Archetypes  in  Global  Branding     THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPRINTS AND ARCHETYPES IN GLOBAL BRANDING By ALEXANDRA C.WARRINGTON UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2013 Alexandra  Warrington   2   The  Importance  of  Imprints  and  Archetypes  in  Global  Branding     Table of Contents Abstract ......................................................

The readings of chapter’s two and three from the course required text book, DeNisco and Barker (2016), discuss the rational for the development of the Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) and curriculum standards that pertain to each advanced nursing degree. I agree that the DNP is a good option for nurses who seek to advance to a terminal degree but are not interested in a pure research route that is offered with a PhD in nursing. As noted by Swanson and Stanton (2013), the DNP is recognized for

specialists, along with nurse practitioners, augment the role of the nurse with higher education. Joel define advanced practice nursing as nurses assisting patients with medical maintenance in nearby areas (2013). Many universities offer masters and doctorate programs, which educate nurses to fulfill a higher standard of care. Similarities and differences of APN roles Advanced practice registered nursing jobs relate and vary from one another.

Student Perceptions of the Educational Doctorate Program at Lindenwood University As a student in the Educational Doctorate (EdD) program, I had the unique opportunity to assist in the development and analysis of a qualitative method study designed to investigate the doctoral student experience at Lindenwood University (LU). Even though my primary role in the study was as principle investigator, I also was part of the eight doctoral students currently enrolled in Qualitative Methods who participated

Carsyn McCullough Mrs. Cuddihy English 5 1 March 2017 Psychology Professor “Teachers jobs are expected to grow 1.9 million by 2020”(Summary). This paper will talk about what it takes to become a psychology professor. A psychology professor is a professor that teaches and researches psychology. Psychology is the study of how the mind and body functions. Ensuing the role of a psychology professor requires having knowledge of the career, places of employment, internships and training, multiple degrees

I considered becoming a pediatrician, which was just one of the many turns on the rollercoaster of figuring out my life. But that ride ended when I took anatomy and physiology my sophomore, it helped me to decide that my passion is to obtain my Doctorate of Physical Therapy; hopefully as a Jaguar. Becoming a Physical Therapist allows me to stay close to my long-term love of sports without playing the sport anymore. Being downtown gives me more of an advantage to step into the field and acquire internships

The Degree Path I am pursuing is a Doctorate of Education. My area of specialization is Higher Education Leadership and Management. The topic and educational issue that I am passionate about is career and college readiness. I want to be the apparatus that changes this situation for my students. Affording my students the opportunity to succeed is my personal goal. Professionally, the goal is to provide an organization with the expertise to assist colleagues and all stakeholders with the task of

to get a master degree in this profession is $30,000 - $120,000 depending on what college you attended. (This is an expensive cost but my plan is to get scholarships that will get me through all of the 6 years, or at least most of them.) To get a Doctorate it roughly $123,500-$181,500, depending on the school you attend. (I am also planning to get scholarships for this part of my education, but if I’m not able I will have to take out many students

DQ #1: Reflect upon the personal journey that led you to this program. Share a transformational event that drove you into this doctorate program. Who, in your life, was the most influential in leading you to advance you to this level of study? How would you expect this program to change your life? What is your personal vision for your future work?  Within these questions, please review and incorporate one peer-reviewed journal article relating to the potential impact of doctoral studies. The intent