Each organization supports various philanthropic causes through donations and community service. Members continue to support these important endeavors well after college through participation in their alumnae…
You should send me to DePauw College next year. The first reason you should send to school in DePauw is the cost. The school gives out very generous merit scholarships to every admitted student. In addition I am eligible for service related scholarships that would help reduce costs.…
“They would become the ministers, the professors, or the college administrators in the future generations” (p. 3). Throughout history, the time period of the Old South, has been thought to be uncommonly poor in the area of knowledge and uneducated. However, it has been proven and placed throughout many pieces of literature, that the Old South was predominately strong in knowledge. as is demonstrated throughout Robert F. Paces’ Halls of Honor: College Men in the Old South. Through this book later generations have realized the importance that knowledge had upon the South, especially through the collegiate experience.…
Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges; John, Josephine, Mary Coates Scholarship; Dean’s list (every semester since 2010) 4. Describe any community service activities, including positions held and responsibilities. As Vice president of Graduate School Association, I organized the Second…
Why are you interested in joining the Scarlet Ambassador team? I am interested in joining the Scarlet Ambassador team to share my love for Rutgers with prospective students. I know of the resources and opportunities that I have received since attending Rutgers and am truly proud of my university. It is my hope that by sharing my successes, failures, and experiences with prospective students that I will help them make a decision on a college that will positively impact me in the way that Rutgers has made a mark on me. How will your skills and experience be an asset to the Scarlet Ambassador program?…
This report requested by Michele Bartosek pertains to the Alpha Kappa Psi Career Fair, hosted at Central Michigan University (CMU). While attending my first CMU career fair, I was not actively seeking an internship, but rather gaining experience and building my network. When I walked into Finch Fieldhouse, I did not expect there to be 143 tables worth of future employers, all squeezed into one gym. Although the Alpha Kappa Psi career fair was extremely overwhelming and stressful, it was beneficial to go as a freshman to understand what I can improve on at the next career fair. I understand the importance of many potential employers attending this event at this venue to maximize the opportunity for the students, however having so many people…
I am writing to you regarding the wonderful internship opportunity at the non-profit organization, the National Urban League. I am a third-year student at Seton Hall University doubling majoring in History and Economics. I want to help others. These simple, yet powerful words became more important to me as I became more aware of life growing up in an urban area. Maybe, instead of uses the difficulties of my life as an excuse, I will try to not only improve my life, but others as well.…
Everyone is given a name at birth that is unique and special to each individual. This title travels with them wherever they may go and whatever they may do. Malia Hi’ilani Mae Kema was the verbal gift given to me the day I was born. It is a name that I hold dear to my heart because it carries the love of my ancestors.…
After a long year, I finally was back at La Semana, a week long adoption camp for kids from Latin American countries. After the joyous reunion hugs and hellos, I headed off to my classroom that I would be helping in. Glancing out the window I instantly knew that it was one of those picture perfect days. The sun already shining, and a cool breeze just strong enough to lightly brush through my hair. Back in the classroom however, the temperature was not so pleasant.…
As a possible incoming student, who not only desires to, but needs to learn and attend a favorable campus, the things that I can offer and/or bring are my experiences and skills. I will try to help enrich the campus community as much as I can. Although, my experiences and interests may be easily overlooked by some because of the simple fact that I am “only seventeen,” and that everyone is still continuously evolving. I believe I can still bring something to only help enrich the community. A particular experience that I know differentiates from others is, being Hmong.…
Therefore, Marquette should host alumni dinners in which college students and alumni can interact. In addition, Marquette should also have a mentor program in which Marquette alumni are paired with a student. This mentor program would be beneficial for both the alumni and the…
“I have to go here, dad. I just have to,” I told my father during our first tour of Colorado Mesa University’s campus. “I already feel like a Maverick,” I admitted as I straightened out my new CMU ball cap from the campus bookstore. It was a strange feeling knowing that I would no longer be Lakeland High School’s most spirited student, but there was excitement in knowing that I would soon show my pride for Colorado Mesa. Images of my blue and white spirit wear quickly changed to be maroon and gold.…
I am an excellent ambassador of aggie values because a few of my main objective every day is to keep an open mind and to be conscious of the people around me so that I can truly soak in each moment. This allows me to keep a bilateral chain of respect between me and those I interact with. I also aim at not only meeting but also surpassing expectations and goals others have for me everyday, thusly raising the bar for excellence higher and higher. The experience of being an aggie and really learning what its like to live with integrity, doing what’s right and following through on my word, is something I will forever be extremely thankful to Texas A&M. I try to give back and pay it forward…
When I was little, I wanted to be a chemist. I imagined myself in the lab coat and with goggles on, carefully pouring electric blue liquids and jade green foam back and forth into various containers, until something had exploded and I had discovered the best way to make flowers the size of people. As I grew up, I lost this fantasy, but I gained more knowledge on how I wanted to influence the world. Funnily enough, I discovered what I really wanted to do when I started working at Chick-fil-A during the summer before my sophomore year. All of my friends had warned me against working in fast food, quoting horrible smells and ridiculous customers and tons of grease.…
During winter break, Hofstra’s Honors College provided me with the opportunity to participate in their Shadowship program, where students shadow Honors College alumni at their place of work for a day. So, for one day in early January, three Hofstra students and I were able to go to Northwell Health (previously known as Northshore LIJ) and visit their finance department, with Honors College alumni, Michelle Albanese. The day consisted of the four of us meeting her department members and some of the company’s senior executives, as well as learning about the healthcare industry, with regards to business and finance. Albeit it having been a very beneficial day, I couldn’t shake the feeling of how competitive the environment was. There is a concept,…