Personal Narrative: My Work At The Aquarium

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I would describe my work at the Aquarium as both hard and educational work. I would say hard work for a very simple reason, it is hard work. Not everybody is willing to wake up close to 5 am to go and do manual labor on a hot, sunny, summer day. I would also say it is educational because I have learned a lot this summer through my work. I have learned about invasive species in general as well as local invasive species. I have also learned about the wide array of professions, involving invasive species and other nature related jobs, that people have. These are just two of the many things I have learned.

I know that it is a program, through the aquarium, that deals with the environment and its issues. What drove me to apply was a multitude of things. First and foremost, I loved doing LBA and want to get more involved with work in the aquarium that is related to it. …show more content…

The first being knowledge. I feel as if an ocean leader needs to understand the ocean and its issues to fully be able to act in a powerful and meaningful way. The second attribute is motivation. An ocean leader will only truly be most effective if they are motivated to do their best and are motivated to make and meaningful impact on the …show more content…

The main three being leadership, a willingness to work, and a willingness to learn. I feel as if a am I good leader for a few reasons. I feel as if, first and foremost, I can motivate others. But I also feel as if I have good vision and ideas, which are also important attributes of a good leader. I think a willingness to both work and learn do not need too much explaining. I have shown many times through LBA, that I am willing to wake up early and get dirty doing hard work that not many other are not willing to do. I also love to learn, so learning about a part of the world I know very little about would be

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