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    smile to a stranger to sitting down to comfort someone who is having a rough day. Many colleges and universities offer volunteer and outreach opportunities that serve as a wonderful opportunity for students to participate and help out in their community. However, recent statistics indicate that the national average of college students, who volunteer, is 26 percent (SOURCE). This means that a majority of college students will…

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    populations. This would allow for a better understanding of these clients such that interventions can be better tailored towards them. I would like also to better understand community health, and improve accessibility of mental health services for youth and multicultural populations. In order to do so, I would like to collaborate with community studies as a student in the program, pursue research internships and carry out a qualifying research paper. This would help lead me to a doctoral…

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    My parents focused on my sister’s academic achievement. Whereas, my involvement in various activities was paramount. It was understood that my sister was the smart offspring and I was the active, social child. It was not until adulthood, I realize the tremendous impact this had on my life. In middle childhood, I had behavior…

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    In the 1800s Car Wernicke discovered that “language is what separates man from beast. Language resides on the left side of the brain, therefore the left side of the brain is what makes us human” (Pink). The belief that the left side of the brain was superior to the right lasted until 1979; when new research proved the early scientists wrong. It was proven that “the left hemisphere analyzes the details and converges on a single answer” (Pink) while the right hemisphere “interprets emotions and…

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    Individual Programs and Collaborations Many individual firms and state CPA boards are also pursuing diversity initiatives in the profession by collaborating with other groups of professional organizations. Many of these individual programs provide valuable insights that help minority youths to gain a glimpse into what a career in accounting and business could be like. (Ross) For example, NABA and PwC have created a partnership in order to create the Accounting Finance Pipeline Initiative. AFPI…

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    Protestant Work Ethic Attitudes and Economics Protestant Work Ethic is based on the theory that one must work to contribute to society, the church, and others, to be a valuable member of society. One must work gain entry into heaven and obtain salvation. He must take responsibility for his own actions. (Goldstein & Eichhorn, 1961) PWE does not value wasted time. Weber’s theory says wasting time and an unwillingness to work is a sin and brings about abstinence from grace. (Furnham, The…

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    that would eventually break the cycle of gangs and gang violence. Opportunities of involvement can be something as simple as volunteering at Boys and Girls clubs. But the real involvement would be hiring more people of color in positions of power. Positions of power can be law enforcement, teachers, politicians, high school counselors. Jobs like these, have the most contribution and influence over ‘at risk’ communities. If more people of color became teachers, they can inspire other children to…

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    For starters, she expressed the immense impact parents can have on a school due to “their vested interest in their children” and how this interest can lead to helping the school through volunteering, donations, or offering support as needed from home. Furthermore, Ms. Murdock emphasized how a parent’s involvement is often dependent on the experience they had with their own education and schooling. This factor cannot be ignored because it directly relates to whether parents show support for the…

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    year. The House System divides faculty, staff, and students amongst ten different Houses with the goal of providing an opportunity for students and faculty to interact across grade levels and create a sense of camaraderie. I am also involved in volunteering and leading my Church of St. Patrick’s through my work as a hospitality minister and a lector. Being involved in my church has always been a major priority in my life because ever since I was born, a saying, of many, in my family was, “If it…

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    educational journey. I have always had a passion for teaching ever since I was little because I used to help my younger brother with his school work. As I got older I used to tutor my cousins’ to help prepare them for their SAT’s. I have been volunteering at Medway Community Primary School for the past three years and have learned different teaching styles and techniques from observing teachers in various year groups. I have picked on certain factors such as using hand gestures to portray…

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