Dear Dr. Jennifer McCluskey and Members of the Academic Appeals Board, I am writing this letter in order to appeal my academic dismissal from Maryville University, with the hope that you will accept my case and allow me to proceed in my academic career. I am very thankful for the opportunity to explain what has lead me to this point. It is no secret that my grades have been subpar this year. I have kept in contact with Kristen Ely, my life coach, who has been an incredible asset through this whole ordeal. In the beginning I tended to shy away from any help, but she has really stepped forward and helped me find my way. That being said I will not make excuses for the actions and events that have led me to writing this letter, but rather …show more content…
Berez informed me that it wouldn’t be appropriate for her to keep treating me because of how severe my illnesses were. My symptoms had dramatically worsened. Near end of first semester, I went from attending my classes regularly, actively participating, and completing every assignment to struggling to pull myself out of bed in the morning. I couldn’t see the point of anything, even things that I would usually love to do. Someone could have offered to give me anything in the world and I wouldn’t have as so much as batted an eye. My grades dropped. A prime example of this is when I went from having an ‘A’ grade in Health Promotion to failing within a week because I didn’t do a …show more content…
On Wednesday, April 19, Dr. Krojanker recommended I start an intensive outpatient program at Mercy’s Edgewood Center. They were full in my program, so they referred me to a program with Center Pointe. I began attending group therapy sessions at Center Pointe 3 days a week starting April 23. Unfortunately this program did not work out for me, as there was a distinct lack of attention to detail on the part of Center Pointe. Namely, they had me stop taking my medicines and casually forgot to put me back on them. I was a part of their program for three
My internship, Friends of Youth, is closely connected with Lakeside Milam Recovery Centers and I therefore decided that would be a great place to learn more about incase I needed to refer any of my clients to them. In order to gain more information about Lakeside Milam I spoke with the administrator, Dan Labuda and the director of the inpatient facility in Burien, Mary Fredrickson. Dan provided me information about Lakeside Milam as a whole, while Mary gave me an intake look at inpatient treatment and gave me a tour of Lakeside Milam.
My name is Kaha Salad and I am appealing my Satisfactory Academic Progress suspension. Autumn semester of 2013 was a difficult time for me, I was going through many different changes in my life and I just didn’t know how to adapt. I experienced a personal event in the summer of 2013 that made my life change forever. My Grandmother Khadija died, she was the light of my family’s lives. My mother was immensely affected by her death, she went into a state of depression and she then stopped working. I took it upon myself to help out my grieving mother and get a job to help pay with the bills that was piling up. I began working
Mary is a client at Maria Sardinas Wellness Recovery Center (MSWRC) an outpatient clinic. MSWRC provides individual and group therapy for those that are diagnosed with a severe mental illness. Clients are seen in individual therapy for up to six sessions then transferred to group therapy. All clients are required to see the psychiatrist and clinician at least once a month. Those that are stable in their symptoms will be considered for group therapy. Clients who have suicidal and homicidal thoughts with a plan are required to see their individual clinician weekly.
Many of these students expressed that this sudden decline of grades made them lose confidence in their work and themselves.
Dear School Appeal Board Committee, My name is Leon Noel Ting and I am writing to appeal my suspension due to my not meeting the probationary requirements set up by the Registrar’s Office for the Spring semester 2015. I am an international student from Singapore. I graduated a few years back from Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS), an educational institute affiliated to Oklahoma City University with a Diploma in Mass Communications. My advisor at MDIS told me that OCU had an amazing program if I wished to continue to pursue a bachelor’s degree abroad. Since then OCU cancelled the program
Thank you very much for the opportunity to write a letter regarding my daughter, Kaitlyn Chalmers (URID: 44566345.) Like the parents of all applicants to University of Richmond, I am very proud of Kaitlyn’s academic accomplishments throughout her years of school. I have the scrapbooks full of photos and certificates from award ceremonies, as well as numerous trophies and plaques from dance competitions, science fairs, National History Day, and Academic Excellence ceremonies. While all of these milestones have been truly memorable, and made me proud of her success, it is her character and personality traits that make me confident she will excel at the University of Richmond.
I am writing this appeal letter, because I have received a letter saying that I am eligible to attend the University of Wisconsin La Crosse anymore due to my academic standing. I wish, and hope that you may reconsider. I have been attending this college for two years now, hoping to go on my third. And I would love to say that I enjoy this community very much and that I wish to stay. I wish to grow better as a student and as a member of the college community. Here in this college I am currently a leader of InterVarsity, a Christian organization on campus, and have been active in HOPE, a Hmong organization on campus. Although I have been active within the college community and have been success at it, I have failed towards being a student.
I Anthony Jerome Mahan am writing this appeal letter in attempt to be reconsidered for readmission here at Ashford University. Subsequently, over the last several months I have been battling with internal triggers, such as anxiety, frustration, flashbacks and sadness that all relates to my Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) disability. Primarily, I have come to recognize that these internal triggers were offset by external triggers that referenced back to personal experiences that I endured in the United States Army. In particular, the division that I served in was the 82nd Airborne (Combat Engineering), and it required me to handle explosives, artillery, and the duty of jumping out of airplanes on a daily basis. With
I alternated my focus from completing my assignments to meeting new acquaintances were what really killed me in the long run. I began to pick up poor habits of talking into class, and transferring my attention from the teacher and to my electronic device. My assignments started to be turned in incomplete and that took a huge fall on my grade. Before I knew it, it was coming to the end of the second quarter and my grades nowhere close to where they needed to be for me to run
This summer I thought it was a good idea to retake two classes from my fall semester in attempt to raise my GPA. I also started working at a new job. The combination of worrying about my health and stresses from working all the time made me unfocused. I wasn't able to balance work and school as best as I thought I could especially because I decided to take a break from my ADD medication. (I can provide
Upon my exit from the Rehab Center, I consider my interaction with the patient who had spin my new world upside down. Thrown completely off guard, I realized two things: sickness can change people into something you, or even they, might not expect, and the second, I don't take things personal. No one wants to be sick or in the hospital by any means, and as a nurse student it is part of my education and professional obligation to hold my anxiety and disappointments of my patient’s odd behavior. Finally I promised to myself to deal with people at their worst, and always have positive attitude toward them and try to heal them back to their best.
Also 6 weeks before moving into school I was involved in another accident, and had to deal with more lawyers and doctor appointment ontop of the accident that I was involved in, in June. So having to deal with the accident being in pain constantly, with my body a few months after my accident I was diagnoses with Hidradenitis Suppurativa. Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is an inflammatory, chronic skin disease characterized by recurrent, painful, boil-like lumps (nodules) under the skin. My condition had no cure and can worsen due to stress and sometimes weather changes. On campus having to deal with phone calls from my lawyer, medical doctors and insurance companies while trying to keep my attention on my school caused my Hidradenitis to happen very often and I was in great pain.
I am writing this letter in regards to my financial aid suspension due to unsatisfactory academic progress and to having taken more than 90 credit hours. I am hoping that you will reconsider this decision in light of extenuating circumstances which interfered with my ability to be a successful college student. I have always been a great student in school. I got good grades all throughout high school. I maintain to manage and keep that momentum going throughout my college career.
Psychiatry: 15 days at K. E. M. Hospital Dr.
Furthermore, I have removed the plagiarized cover letter and offer a full account of my plagiarisms to those here. I deeply regret my actions. What I did was wrong and there is no excuse for it. I understand that the trust that I have built and maintained over time is harmed. I sincerely hope with time and effort that trust I have harmed can be rebuilt and we can move past this to regain that trust. I wish to make myself available to those here that I have hurt to contact me, if need be. Thank you very much for your