time job at a daycare. That is when I fell in love with the career of being a teacher. From there I changed my future profession from a nurse to an elementary teacher. I wanted to continue being a teacher so bad I dropped out of school and became a full time preschool teacher. I loved my job so much, but in order to move up in the field that I wanted to endeavor which…
Life experiences: The SNU Adults Studies Program When I First came to SNU I was very apprehensive about starting school. I had so much on my plate, a sick mother, working a full time job and a daughter in high school, I did not think I could not do it. My friend who had went through the program as well as a friend who was in the program at the time, they both encouraged me to go, their beliefs in my abilities to be able to go through the program, gave me the confidence to start. I met with Mrs.…
Transitional Resources: Hope, Opportunity and Recovery Transitional Resources is a mental health agency that helps provide a safe place for individuals suffering from mental illness. We provide outpatient, residential, housing and vocational services for approximately 300 mentally ill individuals annually in King County. Our outpatient case managers small caseloads allow our staff to have more contact with their clients. Our strategic plan is to continue with these small caseloads but increase…
school-athletic and school-childcare. The general census is that the more time a person spends with their outside responsibilities, the greater of an impact it would play on their academic abilities. This includes the difference between working a full-time and a part-time job, competing on a team that requires typically five days a week of practice and the balance of having a child. This brought me to my first hypothesis, the more time a person was removed from their schoolwork, the greater…
I had a very interesting background. At seventeen years old, I got my first job at Ralphs Market. Academically, I was taking a full load of high school work with two college classes. All while being the varsity captain of three different sports, and active member of leadership and some other academic clubs. I kept up my grades, I worked so hard to juggle everything. Most of all…
Entering my sophomore year of college I now grasp the concept and understand what being a student athlete embodies. My freshman year, my grades were average and my time management was very poor. I didn’t prioritize things according to importance but rather what I wanted to do, so homework and sleep suffered tremendously. For most people, being a student athlete really means being an athlete first then a student. But what many people don’t understand is that being a good student now, will benefit…
And the added stress of working a full time job along with being a full time student is almost unbelievable for most people. Student loans have become an easy out, but in the long run they can leave adults with a troubling amounts of debt. The only free money students can really receive for college is in…
Athletes competing in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) schools on scholarship may receive money deemed appropriate by individual schools. These scholarshipped athletes can receive things such as free tuition, books, rooming, and in some cases meal plans. There are rules in the NCAA handbook that make sure that athletes aren 't being paid, or aren 't receiving any benefits for being athletes on top of their scholarships. You recalled the proposition to make it legal to pay…
who live in the same household as myself. My mother and I were evicted from our home in December 2014, just a few days before New Year 's Day. For confidentiality, I will refer to my mother as "Diane". Diane was head of the household while I was a full time student who only had a part time job at a local retail store. Diane had lost her job due to a deficiency of funding for the program, and as a result, she had no choice but to turn to a minimum…
When I was five years old I began taking karate lessons, I likely started taking these to get out of the house more and make friends. Growing up homeschooled, I didn’t and still don’t have a large amount of acquaintances, or friends as many call them. Thanks partly to my karate lessons; however, I was able to make some excellent friends, the strongest friendship I forged over the years, both in and out of karate lessons was with Kyle. Yes, me and Kyle, almost exactly the same age (he was older…