Personal Narrative: An Interview With A Student

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I called Melanie aside today and discussed her approach again. Next week, Tina from GI will be helping in the office, and will only be with us 1 week, so I requested that Melanie help Katti next week and today while I visit Princeton. She did not appear open to the request and stated just put me wherever you want. At that point, I requested that we talk. First, I asked if there was anything going on and she mentioned she felt her workload was being monitored. I assured her I am not counting referrals and I ask her for help in other areas because I truly need her assistance. Additionally, I review the conversation she and I had on Friday regarding the definition of self-sufficient and expressed my feelings on the matter. In my opinion, the

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