University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh Essays

  • The Life of the Governess Rebecca Sharp

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    The Life of the Governess Vanity Fair Sets the Stage “If Miss Rebecca Sharp had determined in her heart upon making the conquest of this big beau, I don't think, ladies, we have any right to blame her…” (Thackery 27). The narrator of Vanity Fair encourages readers not to blame Rebecca Sharp for being determined to win Joseph Sedley's attentions and proposal in only ten days! After all, the narrator reminds us that she was motherless, and thus had no one to help her secure a husband. Yet, members

  • Importance Of Student Affairs

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    statement of the university framing it into their everyday work with students. As a prospective higher education professional, I experience these challenges a student leader/ employee stemming from my position as

  • Diversity Reflection: Pursuing A Career In Physical Education

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    Diversity Reflection I was born and raised in Stevens Point, Wisconsin and pursued my college degree from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. I have always imagined myself becoming a teacher and having my own classroom to instill a love of learning in my students. I come from a long lineage of teachers that includes both of my parents, grandfather, aunts, and extended family. Throughout growing up, I enjoyed going to the schools my parents taught at to help in their classrooms. It was exciting

  • Overcoming Obstacles In College Essay

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    with in each situation. I am a full time student, part time worker, and an experienced varsity swimmer. I look forward to the new challenges that will shape me while furthering my educational and personal growth. As a student at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, I would bring a comprehensive mix of academic, athletic, and real life experiences to the campus. Throughout

  • The Importance Of Overcoming Obstacles In My Life

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    have so much self doubt and depression that I have fought off the last twelve years it has at times hindered me while in college I have been in and out school constantly. But I have been fighting it and succeeding as a freshman at Alabama State University I gained thirty-two credits while being alone and having no one to depend on. These were some of the toughest times I could not go to my mother or my father the relationships I had were not the strongest at all. My Father was not around much while

  • Jennifer Sanger As A Role Model

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    how to be an excellent nurse. When I think of an extraordinary nurse, I think of her and could not asked for a better person to look up too. I had the privilege interview Jennifer Sanger; who is age forty and is a female. She attended University of Wisconsin in Oshkosh for Communications and French. Mrs. Sanger told me how she was always interested in the nursing program but did not know at the time that is what she was truly meant to be. Eleven

  • Jamie Manix Research Paper

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    My Grandmother Jamie Manix Jamie Manix is a spunky 67 year old woman who lives her relaxing retired life in the small town of Lake Mills Wisconsin. She enjoys spending her time with those whom she considers to be her greatest accomplishment, her family. Most people who know Jamie Manix probably are only familiar with who she is right now, a retired woman who spends her days at home. Jamie Manix has had a long life of inter events that have made her into the woman she is today. The year of 1949

  • Photography: Lewis Hine

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    away when he was still a child, forcing him to mature early and quickly learn the importance of hard work. Lewis Hine grew up in Oshkosh, Wisconsin during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. He worked many jobs as a young man, some of which include a door-to-door salesman, a clerk, and a janitor. While working, he also took classes at the University of Wisconsin where he met Frank Manny. Manny, a professor at the Normal School, encouraged Hine to obtain a teaching certificate. Manny soon

  • Funding Fine Arts in Schools

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    Funding Fine Arts in Schools - Abstract This paper entails the struggle that fine arts are facing in the school systems today. Fine arts include music, art, drama and dance. The funding for most, if not all school systems is being threatened in the worst way. Without proper funding, these programs will become non-existent in children’s lives. Not only are the aforementioned programs responsible for most of the entertainment in today’s school systems, there are many studies that show the significant

  • Influences of Charles Dickens in the Victorian Era Literature

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    "Oliver Twist Charles Dickens 1838." Novels for Students. Presenting Analysis, Context and Criticism on Commonly Studied Novels. Vol. 14. Farmington Hills, MI: Gale Group, 2002. 126-51. Print. "Victorian England." Victorian England. The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, n.d. Web. 28 Mar. 2014.

  • Great Chain: Scala Naturae

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    Originating in the minds of Aristotle and various other philosophers, the idea of “scala naturae” was developed (Haaramo). This theory centered on the idea of a vertical ladder acting as a unilateral hierarchy of life forms. Starting in the Medieval Period, the Great Chain of Being was developed and reached its height during the Elizabethan Era (Haaramo). The idea of this theory was objective, and served purely as a ranking based on the level of a life form’s development (Carlin). Although this is

  • Music in Our Schools

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    Music in Our Schools In most recent years, schools have been fighting to keep music programs alive in school systems across the nation. Some schools believe that due to budget factors, music should be cut out of the academic program, to save some money. But what is widely unknown is that schools that have good music programs do better in areas of math and sometimes reading. A high tech music program called Kodaly, was instituted into the schools of Hungary. If a person were to look at the

  • Racism in Disney Films

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    Boooks, 1999. Schor, Juliet B. Born to Buy. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2004. Strong, Pauline T. “Animated Indians: Critique and Contradiction in Commodified Children’s Culture.” Cultural Anthropology 11.3 (1996): 405-424. JSTOR. University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.11 Nov. 2006 http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0886-7356%28199608%2911%3C405%3AAICI%3E2.0.CO%3B2-0.html San Souci, Robert D. Talking Eggs. New York: Dial Books, 1989. Tarzan. Dirs. Chris Buck and Kevin Lima. 1999. Videocassette. Walt