Northern Oklahoma College

emergency room nurse. They have to work in fast-paced and often stressful environments (“how to become an emergency nurse”. I've always enjoyed watching ER nurses do their jobs. Good thing they get paid a lot to deal with that many people at once. Oklahoma is ranked number thirty nine out of all the states on which has a higher median pay for nurses (“Highest paying states for nurses”). The average annual wages of nurses in May of 2016 was $68,450 . That is approximately $32.91 an hour (“Summary”)

UCO, I completed courses at both Oklahoma City Community College and OSU-OKC. My very first semester of college was at OCCC where I was straight out of high school. I finished high school online, so starting over and going to class was a learning curve for me. I was very anxious and shy starting out. I remember the first day of class, it was Intro to Psychology, and before going into class I cried in my car for twenty minutes because I was so nervous. I thought college would be an extension of high

The main goal of libraries, are to teach students how to make use of the resources. The library of NVCC dedicates itself into helping students at the Alexandria campus. That is why it provides a wide range of sources that aids its students. Whether it is for a class, a job, or a research, the library has the materials they need to execute their work. In the words of Robert Putnam, a political scientist who teaches at Harvard University, he said that “People may go to the library looking mainly for

Identification and description of career The career I chose is nursing because since I was a little girl i have always felt antipathy taking care of people and learning about the human anatomy. Both my parents believe that me being a registered nurse will most suit me in the future. “Being a registered nurse provides coordinate patient care, educate patients and the public about various health conditions, and provide advice and emotional support to patients and their family members” (“Summary”)

During Alexis’ middle school years, she had a childhood but then she had to play mom to her younger 8 siblings. Both parents were alcoholics. While they was drinking, she was the parent. Alexis always had to clean the house and watch her baby siblings, and feed them. She made sure they ate before she did. She sometimes wasn’t able play outside with her neighbor friends. The chances she got she took full advantage. Later on, she met a boy named Bryan. They began dating he was also cousins with her

term “Manifest Destiny” was first introduced by a magazine editor, John O’Sullivan, written in the United States Magazine and Democratic Review in 1845 to express the idea that the United States had a unique role in expanding the nation (OpenStax College 316,483). Manifest Destiny is widely defined as a justification of continental expansion as a calling to the American citizens to unify the land into the Union. I view Manifest Destiny as white males expressing their ideals of white supremacy unavoidably

Talking with my parents I have a lot of family members that went into nursing and they informed me about the careers my family had, and I decided that I wanted to be a nurse. When I graduated in 2007 I began my collegiate adventure at Northern Oklahoma College in Enid, Oklahoma I was ready

My Identity What describes my identity? This is a question I have rarely been asked, and, it has me thinking, because I belong to a lot of groups. We all belong to multiple groups in my case, I am a college student, Christian, music, African American male, caring for my future, love spending time with family, I love traveling, and I live in the United States of America. Although there are more, these are groups that relate to me and generally relate to others. Different events shape my identity

Though No. 11 seed VCU took No. 2 seed Oklahoma to the wire and the No. 6 seed Notre Dame needed a last second tip-in by Rex Pflueger to outlast 14th-seeded Stephen F. Austin, the higher seeds generally held their ground. This year’s Cinderella, Middle Tennessee, lost its glass slipper in a loss

There are 32 fully accredited Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCU) in the U.S. offering 358 total programs and servicing approximately 30,000 students (AIHEC). These institutions provide environments that promotes the culture, languages and traditions of the Native American student. TCUs look at education differently than traditional colleges and universities. TCUs base their education philosophy on the principle that tribal students should not have to abandon their cultures, traditions and