In Jay MacLeod’s Ain’t No Makin’ It, lack of motivation and lack of opportunity limit two different groups of boys in the projects of Clarendon Heights: the Hallway Hangers and the Brothers. MacLeod observes these groups in his case study starting in the early 1980s when most of the boys were still in high school and through their adulthood. Starting in the early 2000s and continuing through today, STEM - science, technology, engineering, and math - education achieved popularity in the educational sphere because it is seen as a way to increase U.S. innovational output as well as create diversity in the white and Asian male dominant STEM career field by seeking inclusion of females, minorities, and lower socioeconomic youth in STEM education.…
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Describe your particular interest in attending UNE COM and any contact you have had with UNE COM students, alumni, faculty or clinicians, admissions counselors, student affairs staff, etc. How did these interactions influence your decision to apply? As a student athlete, there have been numerous experiences where I have faced an entirely new roster of teammates. In certain instances, this has caused a lack of fluidity and success.…
Performance Assessment Essay for Blugold Semnar When writing this Self-Assessment Essay upon the completion of the Blugold Seminar class, I realized what I truly did get out of this class. I was introduced to the knowledge of joining to the many conversations and debates I will be exposed to in the upcoming semesters and how to connect with these conversations. One of the most significant goals I secured was the ability to understand and apply the key rhetorical terms, specifically invented and situated ethos, in my Segment 1 Rhetorical Analysis.…
My journey at Chick-fil-A began the of fall of last year, soon after I turned sixteen. I wanted to work at Fairfield Coffee as a barista, but due to my age, I could not even receive an application. Jobs at Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts seemed to be my next best option; but, Starbucks’ supervisor and I were in a serious game of phone tag and Dunkin Donuts never responded to any of my calls.…
Governor’s School Last summer, I attended governor's school west where three hundred and twenty-five bright and open-minded students from all across North Carolina gathered for five and a half weeks in a college campus setting. To me, this was a big milestone in life that changed me for the better. We left our cozy lives of families and friends to start with a clean slate with strangers we’ve never seen in our lives. At first, we thought of it as a sacrifice of our summer to glamorize our college application, but throughout the program we experienced things that exceeded beyond our expectations.…
When the name “Case Western Reserve University” is mentioned, a myriad of subjects come to mind: research, science, engineering, breakthroughs, and technology, to name a few. In our great university, there seems to be a wider appreciation among students for the sciences than for the humanities -- this does not come as a surprise considering that CWRU is primarily a research university, and faculty and students have been conducting magnificent and ground-breaking scientific research for decades. The science, technology, engineering, and mathematics departments are so nationally recognized and prominently discussed that they often overshadow the humanities departments. However, if I could recommend an elective course to my brilliant science and…
“And down you go, Dr. Nebula!” My imaginary best friend Emily and I shouted, watching my arch-nemesis fade into the darkness. This was the resolution of the latest of my grand adventures with Emily, in which we plotted our escape from Dr. Nebula’s evil lair of brussels sprouts and malevolent bumper cars. We began by acquiring knowledge; we scoured the Library of Evil on a treacherous adventure to locate books on Dr. Nebula’s weaknesses.…
In this paper, I will refute the argument over the legitimacy and importance of a liberal arts education for a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) major. My opponent makes the argument that a liberal arts education holds no importance to a student studying in the STEM field. His first premise (1) is that STEM majors do not need to take courses outside their major. His second premise (2) is that a liberal arts education lacks depth in required general education courses. His third premise (3) is that a liberal arts education does not prepare STEM majors for the real world.…
This helps me attain my predetermined purpose because I need to be prepared and be ready to interact with a lot of students in medical school. According to two students that are currently attending Portland State, Portland State has cutting-edge technology in their chemistry facilities, and the professors advocate students to collaborate in order to complete a lab (Lai & Lai). Similarly, Harvard contains a profusion of buildings that “are used exclusively for scientific research. They offer interconnected labs, clusters, and offices designed to…
Walden University is an accredited institution that molds professional aspiring students into scholar-practitioners. This institution provides a diverse community for developing student to create a positive social change (Walden University. 2015). Walden is committed to helping students achieve their goals through programs (bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees and certificates) facilitating a difference in your career and community. Their mission statement is the establishment of the values of the organization and vision through the foundations of your learning experience (Walden University. 2015). Scholar-practitioners (Faculty, Alumni, Leadership and students) envisioned graduates explanation of critical changes in the society of the 21st century.…
Finally, as a published undergraduate researcher, the innovative research opportunities at the Brock Institute are appealing. I believe the programs associated with the Brock Institute as an M1, M2, M3 or M4 will give me exceptional opportunities to not only continue to give back to my community…
To contribute to the society we live today, we have to speak our minds out, expand the ideas we believe would make a better world for everyone else, and we cannot do this without having communication in our communities. By means of the community of The University of Houston-Downtown, they have made a progress to improve the success rate of students that want to get a higher education after their bachelor’s degree. This arrangement was produced by the guest speaker, Dr. Sylvia Hurtado, at the “Take us Higher Program” where she developed methods we can introduce to improve this success rate. Although being the guest speaker, she was the last participant to talk in the program.…
Most American scientists that Rowland observed were utilizing science for commercial applications, not only stalling the progression of science but also influencing students to do the same. He continues by explaining that the reduction of pure science within the science community is a direct result of the lack of effort within the professors and universities involved with educating the student. Rowland encourages professors and other scientists…
In dance, you learn quickly that without pure dedication and drive you will never be successful. While talent can come naturally, skill and technique only come with hard work. I spent countless hours in dance studios growing up, working tirelessly to hone these skills and perfect technique. A lifetime of dance taught me what it means to have discipline and dedication to a craft, values which I have also seen reflected in my clinical experiences. Medicine is a practice which calls for just as much discipline, dedication, and drive.…