Prompt A I am finishing my Cell and Molecular Biology degree and hopefully will work in the health field where I can help to bring about a change in the health delirvy to people who are not as economically well off as alot of the general population. I think the Dream Summer will give me another persepective of the social and legal needs that legal and illegal immigrants are facing on a daily bases. I think the two areas are intertwined because socail and economical needs are influenced by a peoples' health climate/circomstance and vice versa. My professional and leadership should be an outcome of my involvement with the Dream Summer and should defenitely influence how I view and work in the field of public health. There is a big need and Dream
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do not see their families dissambled. There has to be pressure put on the local, state, and federal officals to advance the agenda of human rights for people who are, in many cases, escaping horrible livning situtations imposed by their fleeing countries. These young people know of no other country as well as they do as the U.S. There has to be discusion to let the American people know that these young people have paid and are still paying their dues as responsible/loathful …show more content…
What I means is helping to dissolve peoples' inability to have a voice in maters that are crucial for their survival. Many times we see people who are marignalized and stripped of their basic rights. It is not something that takes place in an instance or over night but rather there is a process that entails waiding through a persons prespective of who they are and where they are and even why there are where they are if that makes sense. More specifially, I have had to work with a few fellow students who were not sure that they wanted to/ could stay in school because of the social pressures and family responsibilities. In one instance, one friend was brought to the U.S. illegally by his brother and then inturn after a year or two was left to fend on his own while he was in high school. It took not only me but some family assistance to get him stable in a living situation that he was able to get his high school diploma and to apply for DACA which unfortunitely he was denied. He still was able to go on to support himself.
Prompt E
Public speaking is one of the areas that I have never really felt comfortable in. I subconsciously avoid getting myself into situations where I am called on to speak publicly or delivery a speech. I am trying to figure out this "phobia" that I would have the ability to confidently delivery a speak without the hesitancy that causes
do not see their families dissambled. There has to be pressure put on the local, state, and federal officals to advance the agenda of human rights for people who are, in many cases, escaping horrible livning situtations imposed by their fleeing countries. These young people know of no other country as well as they do as the U.S. There has to be discusion to let the American people know that these young people have paid and are still paying their dues as responsible/loathful …show more content…
What I means is helping to dissolve peoples' inability to have a voice in maters that are crucial for their survival. Many times we see people who are marignalized and stripped of their basic rights. It is not something that takes place in an instance or over night but rather there is a process that entails waiding through a persons prespective of who they are and where they are and even why there are where they are if that makes sense. More specifially, I have had to work with a few fellow students who were not sure that they wanted to/ could stay in school because of the social pressures and family responsibilities. In one instance, one friend was brought to the U.S. illegally by his brother and then inturn after a year or two was left to fend on his own while he was in high school. It took not only me but some family assistance to get him stable in a living situation that he was able to get his high school diploma and to apply for DACA which unfortunitely he was denied. He still was able to go on to support himself.
Prompt E
Public speaking is one of the areas that I have never really felt comfortable in. I subconsciously avoid getting myself into situations where I am called on to speak publicly or delivery a speech. I am trying to figure out this "phobia" that I would have the ability to confidently delivery a speak without the hesitancy that causes