Thus far all of my college classes been a prolific learning experience, however, if I must narrow it down to one; then it certainly would be “Principle of Microeconomics”. For me the information gleam from this class, was like a light being turned on in a dark room. It is some time very sad to learn just how little you really know about the world you live in; as is the case with this situation. As an African American child reared in a low-income single-parent home, with an incarnated father, there was little opportunity to learn about the financial working of the world…this was just a fiction dream dangle far off in the distant for other people.
Supply, demand, and market equilibrium; speak these terms to any new college student, African …show more content…
To effectively approach homelessness there needs to be a clear, deliberate, and comprehensive strategy, a comprehensive, systematic approach to addressing the various aspects of homelessness. The core of my strategy is to examine those dynamic and successful tenets of established non-profit originations who serve the homeless population, i.e. Habitat For Humanity, Catholic Charities, National Center for Homeless Education, Food Bank/Pantries, Shelters, Job Training Programs, etc. gleaming from them those elements that will help to develop a specific hybrid not-for-profit program to provide affordable housing with high-quality design, sophisticated financing, efficient property operations, and energetic resident services programs. I envision a type of corporation working continuously at staying ahead of the curve, learning and exploring new and innovative approaches to the development of financing, green renovations, resident services, and program
Supply, demand, and market equilibrium; speak these terms to any new college student, African …show more content…
To effectively approach homelessness there needs to be a clear, deliberate, and comprehensive strategy, a comprehensive, systematic approach to addressing the various aspects of homelessness. The core of my strategy is to examine those dynamic and successful tenets of established non-profit originations who serve the homeless population, i.e. Habitat For Humanity, Catholic Charities, National Center for Homeless Education, Food Bank/Pantries, Shelters, Job Training Programs, etc. gleaming from them those elements that will help to develop a specific hybrid not-for-profit program to provide affordable housing with high-quality design, sophisticated financing, efficient property operations, and energetic resident services programs. I envision a type of corporation working continuously at staying ahead of the curve, learning and exploring new and innovative approaches to the development of financing, green renovations, resident services, and program