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I would like to express my gratitude towards my internship supervisor, Dr. Heather B. Edelblute for guiding me throughout this internship process. I am grateful for her patience during my last year of graduate school. I would also like to thank my agency supervisor, Dr. Caroline D. Bergeron, CHES for her brilliance and encouragement throughout this very difficult project. Furthermore, thank you for being a mentor to me and continuing to be a source of encouragement during times when I doubted myself. There are not enough words to describe the wonderful guidance and support these strong, intelligent women have shown me in my long and arduous journey in completing my degree. My success throughout this program would not have been possible without the help of my friends and family for their motivation in finishing my degree. There have been countless times where I was unsure about my academic future and I am eternally appreciative for their encouraging words and actions. Looking back on my time in graduate school, I cannot think of a difficult moment where my support system let me down. …show more content…
I have learned so much about health impact investing, improving community health, and increasing health literacy and could not have been more thankful to be surrounded by a smart group of women. Thank you, Brittany Langevin, for managing the Healthy Me/Healthy We program. I know that there have been times where you were pushed to the end of the rope, but you persevered and continued to run the program with grace and professionalism. Thank you, Ken and Mitchell, for being amazing Zumba trainers – you two made coming to each class the highlight of my day. Finally thank you, Elizabeth Lutz, for running the Health Collaborative and continuing to create programs that improve the health of Bexar
Encouragement plays a significant role in my success. Without encouragement, the achievement won't come true. Juliet Ferking, the author of "A Drive to Achieve the Extraordinary" from This I Believe: Life Lessons, tells her story about how she succeeds at things that normal people don't. No matter what people say, she achieved big things in her life. Her only encouragement are those who actually supported her (Ferking). My connection to Ferking's essay is that without the encouragement that my family and friends are giving me, I wouldn't have the motivation to pursue my degree to have a good career. Even if other people ridicule my choice of degree, I won't succumb to their words.
I want to thank you for all your had work and motivation you have brought to our team. Thanks for helping our membership during the military affairs events. You are wonderful addition to the Addison MD&P team. I appreciate all your assistance and help transitioning into my new role.
I cannot express in mere words how grateful I am for your donation through the Brian E. Gombar Memorial Scholarship towards my education, more importantly my hopes and dreams regarding my future. As I enter my sophomore year of college at Pace, I realize that I have even more responsibilities to fulfill as a committed student and member of the Pace community. It is because of your tremendous kindness in offering me the Brian E. Gombar Memorial Scholarship that I am getting this opportunity and so much more. So I sincerely thank you.
Thanks Miss Smith for making Science, History, Art, Drama, and Tech amazing classes. You are a wonderful teacher who makes learning fun, and I appreciate that. Furthermore, thank you Mr. Rague. Without your help, this speech would not have been written. You push every single one of your students to do their best since you know what all of us are capable of. Also, thank you Mr. Hall. I look forward to gym every Wednesday and Monday since you make it extremely amusing. Thank you to Mr. Block as well for helping me understand math better and for leading the 7/8th grade girls to winning the championship. Lastly, thank you Mrs. Rague. Before health class started, I did not know much about the heart, the food groups, the lungs, etc., but with your help I am basically a pro on all of the subjects. Thank
The decision to enroll in graduate school came after considerable time and soul searching. While contemplating the decision to return to school I thought about life, school and work. I realized that my experience in these areas have prepared me for the challenge and I am going to succeed.
During my undergraduate I’ve experienced many obstacles from having care troubles to paying for my college education. However, my faith in God, the use of prayer and self -determination allowed me overcome adversity. My family fought through their own struggles to arrive to the United States for a better life. Therefore, I’ve learned the value of hard work and the importance of humility. I’ve taken classes day and night to reach this point in my life and will continue to strive, become a health care service provider as well as an innovator within the field occupational therapy.
The community participation that has changed my life for the better is being apart of The Accelerated College Education (ACE) program at American River College. Being apart of this program has given me a push and motivation to finish and succeed in school. Before I started in the American River College ACE program, college success was not always a part of my college career. I have been and will always consider myself a part of the ACE program community in which I have participated in for the past two years. Unfortunately, I am no longer among the rest of my cohort classmates that have been a part of this amazing community. Looking back I now see that the time was well spent in the ACE program. The experiences were life changing in this program
If it was not for my mother I likely would have been deprived of motivation throughout my educational career, but I knew I had to keep on going, not only in order to make her proud, but also in order to have a future in today’s society. As time goes on, a college degree is becoming more and more of a necessity. Finding a job that pays well without a college education is an extreme difficulty. I never want to struggle financially throughout my adulthood, so I know college is the best option for me.
"Dear Mohnish, I am sorry to inform you that I will not be able to mentor you on your research. Best of luck for your future endeavours." read the email as tears started rolling down my cheeks. This was the thirty-seventh time that my request for mentorship was declined. It was heartbreaking to get rejected by all the people that I had asked for mentorship. Months of hard-work spent formulating the research project and designing the experiments had gone down the drain.
And now you being in College is actually kind of hard, secondly I’d like to thank my Mom not that I love her more than my Dad I’m just more like her and seem too relate with her more. Her constant encouragement keeps me going knowing that
I first would like to thank you for finding the time to read my letter, thank you for allowing me to still communicate with you though we are miles apart. I am writing you today in regards to a court case which took place about six years ago when i was a minor, i recently was alerted to the presence of an active warrant in my name and although i am not physically present i had been hoping that you would allow me to make matters right. The case number is as followed: 11-1335CT OM, during sentencing i was ordered to pay a hefty fine as well as attend a retail fraud class. At that time i not only made a promise to my father but also to myself that i would never again find myself standing before a judge, that i would work hard until i have raised
Morrow also states that the more perceived peer support a student (freshman) reported, the more likely they were to have returned in the fall for their sophomore year (par 9). This indicates that a sense of belonging, or lack thereof for an individual student is a major influencer of his/her decision to remain at an institution. The higher the level of academic and social integration achieved, the less likely the student is to voluntarily leave the institution. (Whittington, 22.) Therefore, if a student has a healthy ecosystem of social connections, positive influences and academic achievement he or she is much more likely to run the full course of the college/university program.
When I first enrolled here at State University, I never thought I would ever be in the position to graduate. Finishing college was a huge goal growing up but it was also my biggest fear. But after three and a half years of dedication I plan to get my degree in the fall. Getting this far in college was not easy, it took encouragement from family, dedication, and assistance from others to reach this position.
My intense passion for learning has shifted my life in a new and positive direction. I feel that my personal experiences and challenges have served as a basis for growth and preparation for a life of helping others. This is why I have worked so hard to complete my undergraduate education despite my many responsibilities. I believe that this makes me a great candidate for this program. I am a diligent and attentive person who deeply cares for others in need. I feel that everything that has brought me to where I am today has shaped my life and will make me a great social worker. I want to thank you very much for considering my application for the master of social work program.
Family and community have both been instrumental in my drive to pursue more out of