Phi Kappa Phi

I am a community soccer coach, coaching for Augusta Arsenal Soccer Club, which is a travel team in which I work with boys and girls from all ages. I also coach at Augusta Christian High School and currently have the boys and girls varsity soccer programs. I am also the volunteer soccer director of the Eagles Home School Program, in which I organize all their games, practices and assign coaches for their boys and girls soccer programs. Outside of coaching I participate in a variety of soccer…

I have graduated from Montgomery County Community College with a degree in liberal arts. I have enrolled in all of the courses I have been interested in thus far while still fitting them into the program requirements for my program. I feel have built an excellent infrastructure to continue onwards towards a Bachelor’s degree in any direction. As for my academic goals, I plan to earn a degree biology and work in the scientific field or health professional field in the future. My personal goals…

My poem is called “The Ocean” by Nathaniel Hawthorne.The speaker describes the depths of the ocean as tranquil and ghostly and the speaker also compares the worries of land to the peacefulness of the sea.This poem is about the death and afterlife that takes place under the sea and the peace that comes with it. The theme is about how above the ocean the waves are crazy and chaotic, but under the ocean it’s peaceful and calm, and the seamen who have died at sea are at the bottom peacefully at rest…

Science Fair, and Scholastic Contest are really agood help for my social skill. Being part of leadership clubs teach me more about more interaction. While attending school, I am involved with the Math and Science club as a treasurer. As a member of Phi Theta Kappa honor society, I have also been privilege to help in toys for tots and pick a star event. And being part of EOSC “Blue” Honor program is really aid my critical thinking as well as good…

Overview Immigration is an issue that the United States has been dealing with for years. Throughout history there have been serval attempts to fix immigration by passing different laws. Also, by revising and creating different bills that are already put in place. According to, The Department of Homeland Security it estimates that there are 11.4 million illegal immigrants living in the United States, which is down from 11.5 million in 2011 (Batalova2016). Illegal Mexican immigration is a very…

The title “A Plan for Making America Great Again” borrows the rhetoric of the recent presidential election to immediately draw reader’s attention. Despite the title’s obvious ideological affiliation, the subtext makes it clear that the editorial is headed in a completely non-partisan direction. Thus, the title serves to pique the interest of the reader while the subtext ensures that those opposed to the candidate affiliation of the title are not immediately turned off. Simply put, the combined…

What is the limit of our possibilities? Who I will be in life? Many of the readers of this paper will automatically and maybe even unconsciously respond to themselves: Try to reach the top, try to go as far as you can. The most bohemian will say follow what your heart tells you to do, seek happiness. Some others will wisely say, do what you love to do, money will come by itself. The truth of all of that, (or at least my truth) is that none of them are completely right. Every person is a unique…

I was eight years old at the time my mother told me I was adopted. Unfortunately, being young and immature made me clueless about how to handle the feeling of abandonment. The feelings hindered me emotionally. I also suffered from severe ADHD during elementary school and middle school as well. Due to the emotional state I was in, I was bullied for years on end about my attention issues and about how sensitive I was. Girls called me a freak and boys disassociated with me. Kids even picked on my…

a better life for my son. My son is my driving force behind my struggle to reach the finish line -- my graduation ceremony. I work hard in school, I treat it as my actual job. I 've been accepted into my school 's honors program, I 've joined Phi Theta Kappa, and I am even a student editor for a school magazine. To me, my education is my vessel for living my dream and helping my son live his dreams as…

Jackson College, formerly Jackson Community College or JCC, is a four year institution located in Jackson, Michigan. The college offers a vast variety of degrees, clubs, programs, low tuition and other activities. A student who is wishing to apply to this school will see that it is a highly rated choice and it’s not just for its low tuition cost. Students can go for a two year or four year degree in basically any field they wish to pursue. Jackson College can also grant students the chance to go…