12:30 meant that it was time to cut the cake. Yes, I was that kid. I always planned my parties in a notebook. I would design the cake, sketch a room to layout where decorations should be placed, and have a moment-by-moment schedule of all the festivities. Little did I know that my youthful dreams were becoming the footsteps to my career goals. I have always been driven towards planning, organizing, and executing every detail in celebrations, get-togethers, and parties. As time passed and I grew, my aspirations have not wavered. With a yearning to learn more about planning, marketing, communications, and managing resources, I have chosen Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences as my career path. I have a strong desire to help people create and make special memories as well as strengthen family bonds as they celebrate unique moments in life.
These moments are often deeply rooted in traditions. Traditions help form the foundation and structure of our society and turn strangers into family. To create an event and breathe new life into the traditions …show more content…
I have Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). This syndrome causes blood to pool in my limbs. Because of this, I experience dizziness, headaches, and fatigue along with a list of other problems. I have shown signs of POTS since I was two; however, it went undiagnosed until I was a freshman in high school. Unfortunately, this syndrome has a few downsides, one of which being that it has caused my grades to be lower than they should. Even though accommodations have been helpful, living with POTS has caused a few bumps in my academic career. It is a complicated syndrome that is hard to live with, but I am an overachiever who refuses to give up. My grades have been improving as I continue to learn how to balance my health, school, and work, and I will continue to better myself with both diligence and alacrity as I pursue my degree in
These moments are often deeply rooted in traditions. Traditions help form the foundation and structure of our society and turn strangers into family. To create an event and breathe new life into the traditions …show more content…
I have Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). This syndrome causes blood to pool in my limbs. Because of this, I experience dizziness, headaches, and fatigue along with a list of other problems. I have shown signs of POTS since I was two; however, it went undiagnosed until I was a freshman in high school. Unfortunately, this syndrome has a few downsides, one of which being that it has caused my grades to be lower than they should. Even though accommodations have been helpful, living with POTS has caused a few bumps in my academic career. It is a complicated syndrome that is hard to live with, but I am an overachiever who refuses to give up. My grades have been improving as I continue to learn how to balance my health, school, and work, and I will continue to better myself with both diligence and alacrity as I pursue my degree in