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respond and learn from each interview in their own specific way to understand how to reach academic success. In order to ensure academic success in college, students must manage their time effectively, choose their friends wisely, and communicate with professors regularly. Each topic is important because they will lead to success in the classroom, a social life and getting through a long first-year. Managing time correctly is the first step to succeeding in college for freshmen students. Often, students

different people. These people could be friends, colleagues, teachers, professors, or significant others, all of any race or cultural background. When meeting someone for the first time, it is very easy to make assumptions about that person without knowing anything about them at all. We’re all human, we all do this. In her essay, “A Prostitute, a Servant, and a Customer-service Representative: A Latina in Academia,” Associate Professor in the Department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies, Carmen

group activity, the professor, subject, or something else? DePaul has surrounded me with outstanding accounting professors in the strobel honors accounting program and, I am honored to have them as my professors and mentors. They have not only thought me the academic side of accounting but also how to thrive in the accounting world after college. That is something I think DePaul accounting professors are really good at and I want to keep learning from them. From professor Dr. John McEnroe especially

previously mentioned included professors, associate professors, assistant professors, instructors, and lecturers (NCES, 2015). Students’ experiences with various educators throughout their education may instill implicit biases, and these biases may be influencing the perceptions of what students define as a “good” educator (Arbuckle & Williams, 2003). At the beginning of every semester, most college students share the experience of sitting down, watching, and judging their professors (P. Carter & S. Carter

who made me fall in love with Julius Cesar and hence chose me to enact the role of Calpurnice. I have loved every minute of my work, thus this opened many doors of opportunities. Soon, as I grew up, I realized that although I enjoy working with my professors, I am not going to be satisfied with carrying out routine procedure under the directions of others. I wanted to be the part of the team that directs the course of many projects. Hence my seniors and classmates encouraged my ambitions and felt that

stories about King Henry VIII, the War of the Roses, reading me the little house book, or buying me all the books I wanted on the simple subject all throughout my childhood. It has become my love and my passion and whether or not I become a history professor, I will without a doubt go into the field of history. I might do archaeology and combine both my love of history, and my joy of bones and dead people. I would have to study Anthropology to become that though and whilst I do enjoy that, I worry I

Schwinn has spread her wealth of knowledge throughout the United States, but also throughout the world by lecturing and teaching as a visiting professor in many different countries. Furthermore, she has also served on many national and international committees and boards, interacting and influencing other doctors with similar interests throughout the world therefore furthering her impact on the

It is with great delight and profound pleasure that I am applying for consideration as Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, Tenure Track. Devoted to advancing the research, teaching and practice of physical therapy has been my professional mission even before joining the academy. As an NYU Medical Center and NYU alumnus, I keenly believe that I embody what the NYU program envisions for this position. With a unique combination of expertise, collaboration, network, passion and diversity to achieve

A new age has begun, one where intuition, creativity, and innovation flourish. In this new era of technology and with the invention of the computer, the world is moving faster and more efficiently than ever towards a greater future for generations to come. But with even with all of the achievements of the twenty-first century, from the mouth of Isaac Newton himself, “We build too many walls, and not enough bridges.” A movement is sweeping the nation at this very moment and is terrifying many Americans

one to fall behind on a college class. By talking to your teacher, doing and revising past work, and making the best out of future opportunities, you’ll be able to salvage your poor grade. Despite the belief of some, many college professors want their students to pass and succeed in their courses. However, they do often times have more than a hundred students, consequentially making it near impossible for them to give each student