Pierce College Worldview

At my high school, the different backgrounds and upbringing were limited. At Pierce College, the demographic of students is rich in diversity. Pierce College’ student body is a diverse pool of people ranging from traditional college students with students of different backgrounds including foreign exchange and running start students. Many of the veterans and non-traditional students attending Pierce College have used their college experience to expand their horizon. I’ve been fortunate to interact with much of the student body through my job as the Issues & Awareness Coordinator at Pierce. At Pierce, I’m constantly surrounded by people who are hardworking and are pursuing great endeavors. The people I have met through my time at Pierce have opened up to me about their experiences, and have shared their dreams and passions. It is a very powerful feeling when someone shares their vision with me. My worldview continually expand as I continue my experience at Pierce College.

According to Erikson’s 7th stage of Generativity vs Stagnation, caregivers hope to raise their kids become active and contributing members of society alongside raising their offspring. Parents/caregivers play a significant role …show more content…
"We are so made, that we can only derive intense enjoyment from a contrast and only very little from a state of things." Freud said. The three state structures of the mind are the id, the ego, and the superego. The id emerges as the dominant trait of the three. It acts upon your physical need and desire for things of instant gratification. The superego is concerned with social rules, and beliefs. Associated with being your moral compass, it develops when you learned your culture has deemed right and wrong. Compared to the other structures, the ego is the rational, pragmatic part of our