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however, now I understand this whole-heartedly. The first time I heard about service learning at Saint Anselm College was when I took a tour in my Junior year in high school. As the tour guide was explaining what service learning was, it immediately sparked my interest. As a student, I learn better in a more hands-on atmosphere, and this experience seemed perfect for me. After arriving at Saint Anselm College and being offered to participate in service, I definitely knew that it was something that I wanted

Service Learning Reflection Sarah N. Johnson Saint Anselm College Service Learning Reflection Sarah N. Johnson Saint Anselm College I completed my service learning at The Arbors of Bedford, a nursing home for older adults suffering with memory loss due to dementia. Their mission is to care for the whole person in a manner that promotes freedom, choice and the opportunity to live a meaningful life (n.a., 2017). The Arbors of Bedford promotes a therapeutic

Mason Pointe is a senior living community of Lutheran Senior Services, LSS is an organization that provides a network of communities and programs for older adults. Mason Pointe is a nursing facility that has a combined acute-skilled short stay rehab, assistant living, and long-term care assistance. The prospects of study, are those residents that are residing in the facility long-term. Long-term is dissimilar from acute healthcare. It encompasses services related to maintaining quality of life, preserving

My Freshmen year did not begin like most college students’ because I am an “Opportunity kid”, or as some of us in the program often joke, SVC’s finest. My peers and I undertook a grueling academic boot camp that laid my foundation here at Saint Vincent. This foundation allowed me to successfully transition to college life, and I hope to help other students just as individuals in the Opportunity Program have helped to mentor and inspire me. In the past year I have known and befriended several people

There are two types of values that everybody seeks, these values are intrinsic and extrinsic. An intrinsic value is something that is pursued for its own sake, while an extrinsic values are something that does not have intrinsic qualities. Because intrinsic goods are pursued for their own sake, they are inherently good. However, people pursue other things in life without a goal in mind, these things aren’t necessarily intrinsic goods, but rather a leisurely activity that one uses to waste time. The

Directing operating room affairs is complicated even in the best case scenarios. However, patient use of opiods can make assessments and choices more challenging. Intravenous drug users are often diagnosed with endocarditis, an expensive considtion to treat. How often are you seeing addicts with this serious heart condition in your facility, and how are you handling it? In many facilities, the patient receives various treatments, including a replacement heart valve and extensive antibiotics. The

“We are left alone, without excuse. This is what I mean when I say that man is condemned to be free” (Sartre 32). Radical freedom and responsibility is the central notion of Jean-Paul Sartre’s philosophy. However, Sartre himself raises objections about his philosophy, but he overcomes these obvious objections. In this paper I will argue that man creates their own essence through their choices and that our values and choices are important because they allow man to be free and create their own existence

Being a crime scene investigator looks fun to do on movies but in real life it is hard work. You have to get in good colleges if you would to be one. A crime scene investigator is a specially trained police officer who is dispatched to a crime scene. You have to collect evidence the evidence might include blood, hair, thumb prints, and etc. You have to collect the evidence and try to figure out what happened. When you look at a scene you need the right equipment with you. If you don’t have the

Maine with a springer spaniel named Colbie who would soon become my best friend. At this time my dad was working long hard hours, the night shift at the local paper plate mill. My mom worked for the hospital at odd hours as well. They tried to go to college to better themselves and although they took an alternative path I am so proud of them for getting their degrees. I even got to attend their graduation ceremonies. This lead to my grandparents acting as my second set of parents since they took care

football games, and I was even taken to church, where people who would never sing even in the car, sang to all out of their love for Christ. I knew Christianity was powerful, but never truly understood its influence on the world until I got to Hillsdale College. Marcello Pera got it right when he said, “We must call ourselves Christians.” I got familiar with Christianity at school, fitting considering that Monasteries were the ones to start educating the people. Intellect was a uniquely human gift from