Grand Valley State University

My brand started when I was born on December 18, 1995. I am currently 20 and getting a degree in finance and supply chain management at Grand Valley State University. It has always been a dream of mine to attend Grand Valley State University since I was in middle school. My older brother did not attend college because he went straight into the military and my little brother is still in high school. I have always had the pressure of doing so well in school because my brothers do not apply themselves

It’s August 28th, 2015 I had just moved to Grand Valley State University two days ago. Its 6:15am. My cell phone is ringing. It was my brother and I thought it was too early for him to be calling me, so I sent his call to voicemail, it rang again, I thought to myself, “Why on earth is he calling me at 6:15 in the morning it’s too early for this”, So I finally decided to answer the call and I got the news that my grandma passed away. It wasn’t totally unexpected, she was on hospice care an entire

to follow a similar pattern of tasks and goals in order to complete a study effectively. I found myself learning the most about the research process during the submission of my IRB. Even though I have taken advanced research classes at Grand Valley State University, I have not been required to submit an IRB for our study due to the minimal harm we had for the participants. For this study, Dr. Youker and myself spent over a month developing our proposal for the IRB and found ourselves constantly critiquing

Introduction This report summarizes my overall experience thus far at Grand Valley State University (GVSU), including my most recent internship experience. It will discuss how each experience that I have gone through has helped prepare me for my transition from life as a student to the professional world. GVSU: A New Beginning When researching different majors and what jobs they could lead to, I eventually decided upon Advertising/Public Relations. I have always wanted to be part of a world full

our T-shirts, and most importantly, in our hearts. As an organization, we aspire to join your Greek-letter community. Thank you for considering us! We’ve done our homework. With more than 450 student organizations on campus, we know Grand Valley State University is filled with people who aspire to excellence in the classroom, on campus, in the community and beyond. We see students who fully immerse themselves in their collegiate journey — students who want a transformative experience. Like GVSU

Our financial structure represents the investment a member makes in her Kappa experience. It is designed for minimal impact on the member’s budget and maximum returns. To be initiated, new members must be up to date on their payments. New Member Fee a one-time fee paid to Kappa Headquarters in the first term of membership: $170 Per Capita Fee annual fee paid to Kappa Headquarters by collegiate members: $87 Badge price varies per style chosen: $40–$350 Chapter Dues we consider the financial responsibilities

Each year, members of our chapter at Pepperdine University select a new local philanthropy to help members make a difference in partnership with nonprofits close to their hearts. This year, chapter members chose to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and raised over $9,200 through their fundraising event, Kappa Kappa Gameday — a two-day competition that included a lip sync competition, a flag football tournament, and a representative from the foundation who spoke about the warning

DESIGN FIRM LOYAL SUPPLY CO. OPENS NEW RETAIL STORE IN UNION SQUARE, SOMERVILLE. Designer Ryan Habbyshaw and producer Kim LaFoy left their respective positions at Ideo and Jack Morton to start a new design firm in Somerville. When searching for office space, they decided to forgo the traditional office building and chose to open a retail store specializing in the very products that make their design work more effective. The collective theme of the products at Loyal Supply Co. is utility. The available

For my Child Development 301 class at Grand Valley State University we were assigned a project where we each had to choose a child to observe/test between the ages of five and twelve years of age. The purpose of this assignment was to give us hands on experience observing and testing a child and also to relate to the material that we have learned in this class. We tested the child on their current social, moral, memory and cognitive areas of development. The child I tested is a girl named Andrea

recreational, educational, and service related opportunities. Saginaw Valley State University has multiple services dedicated to the wellbeing of their students, and has options for disable students ass well. When students become a Cardinal, many opportunities become available to them, ensuring that students have an array of experiences by the time they graduate, and a good chance at finding the career of their dreams. Students at Saginaw Valley, they can expect to find an array of activities available to