have fun with. Even though there are millions of jobs out there to choose from, you don't want to get stuck with a job that you don't like, do you? Thats why you need to be sure you get acceptable grades and go to college. Getting a job requires lots of responsibility; therefore; you need to get prepared and have an idea on what you want to be or do. A job also requires strong work and determination if you want to keep a job. Having a job that fits your personality will help you pick a job that you
I have always known that I was going to have a career related to science and math. Throughout school, I have naturally excelled in these subjects, but I also find them them most interesting. Over the past few weeks of Career Education, I have taken numerous tests to determine which jobs would suit me the best. After looking at all of the suggested careers, I still wish to continue on the path of my dream job of a veterinarian. Other jobs suggested by the tests that are also suitable career paths
Amy Herrera Instructor Ram Athavale ACA 090 16 December 2013 Zoology: A Career Goal Why is Zoology a career goal I would like to pursue? Why not go for a career as a doctor, or a lawyer? Well ever since I was a child I have enjoyed being around animals. I have always found them interesting. Interesting in the sense of how they react to certain things or how they behave in their nature habitat. When animals are injured they need people to help them out. It is like a fifty-fifty percent chance the
started to gain new meaning as I face graduation. I have started to wonder how different my life would be if I had only chosen to travel down one road instead of sprinting down both roads at the same time. When I declared my biology major, my dad expressed concern that I was choosing one possible life and career over another possibility. He said he knew how happy writing made me and he wondered if I was doing the right thing in not pursuing that. He spoke the words I had not yet spoken out loud for
stuff that isn’t biodegradable. This means that it will not naturally break down on its own in a short period of time. Since our world is consistently evolving we are limiting ourselves with space for stuff. This is where we are running into issues and why people think it is okay to be dumping those issues away into the ocean. Out of sight out of mind, right? Wrong. This is not how we should be treating the planet because, eventually, it’s going to be unlivable. Many questions can be asked when discussing
Introduction As the human race progresses into more advance healthcare and discovered new strategies to cure diseases, stem cells become a debatable topic of interest for both the cell biologist and the common society. Stem cells have the ability to become any cell in the human body. A stem cell can be obtained from any adult tissues like organ, amniotic fluid. Stem cell for research purposes are obtained from a vitro fertilization clinic. As promising as it looks, it comes with an underlying
products as GMO-free. Many such as, Journalist for the Santa Fe New Mexican, Jessica Emerson, feel like it is our right to know what companies are putting in the foods we are buying. There are others that disagree such as, physician and molecular biologist Henry Miller; he argues that it is unnecessary and unconstitutional for companies to be required to label their products. This has made quite a controversy. Products sold in Oregon that contain GMOs should be required to be clearly labeled so consumers
and complex description of the marine field research. The point of these stories is more than just to entertain. The collection of these stories is to tell the truth behind the scenes. As ocean science has become progressively dependent on technology, the work of marine scientists has become harder and harder to fund. The less widespread and more difficult to start. Ellen Prager’s hope is that these stories she has put together will demonstrate the value of those who work so hard in their area
shark’s fins and throwing the still living shark back into the sea to die.” (Kettles) My goal is to explain how shark finning, which will lead to the extinction of sharks, will effect our environment and discuss the importance of their conservation. As I mentioned earlier shark fishing is a cruel and inhumane practice by humans of cutting the fins off of live sharks. This wasteful technique uses about 1 percent of the sharks total body weight. Shark finning has been going on for thousands of years, but
But as settlers pursued them for food and market hunters slaughtered them with snares, traps, and set guns, the deer population underwent a disastrous decline. By 1900, only 400,000 whitetails remained. What happened ever since 1900 has truly become a huge conservation success story. Through a massive effort by sportsmen and wildlife managers, market hunting was outlawed, sport-hunting regulations were established, and habitat improvement programs began. Because of the efforts of these concerned