My professional goal is to transition from a classroom teacher into administration as an assistant principle with continued aspirations to become a principle in the near future. The University of West Florida offers the educational leadership program that would help fulfill my aspirations of becoming a future leader in the public school system. My purpose for continuing my education is to increase my knowledge of theory and methods in relation to the student’s education. As a third year teacher,
Angela Leinenbach English 101 CD01A Professor Van Epps 14 September 2016 Goal Essay My senior year English teacher once told me “An unattainable goal only exists in the mind of a person without the drive and desire to achieve anything.” Ever since I was a little girl, I've always had a desire to help children and that got me thinking; if I can turn helping kids into a career, I would have a solid plan for a fulfilling and happy life. Fortunately, I've been blessed with a loving and supportive family
throughout my life. While participating in these physical sports, I have had my share of injuries often requiring medical attention . There have also been some incidences of non-sports related injuries. Due to these experiences, I have been a patient of a physical therapist several occasions . After receiving those rehabilitation services , I believe I am able to empathize with patients when it comes to certain injuries. Ultimately, there have been a multitude of reasons that have influenced my visions
set personal and professional goals, and short term and long term goals. Setting goals will help me to stay on track with my work and motivate me to be the best person I can be. As a young adult and student, I have set both personal and professional goals that I hope to achieve now and in the future. For my major, speech pathology, I must a cumulative GPA of a 3.25 in order to stay in the major. Also, I must receive
Looking back on the few years that I have lived, many of my aspirations in life correspond with the similes in Langston Hughes’ “Harlem.” The short but inspirational open-form poem addresses what happens to aspirations that are postponed or lost. The brief, mind provoking questions posed throughout the poetry allowed me to reflect on the effects of delaying or abandoning my dreams. A dream which has sugared over, a bittersweet childhood aspiration;
I have several motivations for wanting to attend West Point, a large one being my passion for service. Since I was a child, I have had a desire to serve my country and better my community. Be it traveling 17 hours to aid the victims of Hurricane Sandy, serving as a peer counselor to students younger than me, or creating a community engagement project with the intention of lowering crime and obesity rates in Hartsville, South Carolina’s youth – each service mission, no matter how small, made a difference
through that shapes their lives. Mine started off fairly normal with my father and mother, being the second child from a young lady at the age of 18. My Mother taught me the right from wrong, the consequences of your decisions, the way life gives unexpected turns and how to ride them out. My grandmother raised me as her own, with a single mother working two jobs just to keep her children and home well, i was a child with two mothers. My grandmother came to the United States to strive for a better life
One of my major sources of happiness is gratitude. There is so much to be thankful for everyday-everything from the ability to greet my loved ones to the opportunity to receive education. By knowing that not everyone is as fortunate as I am, this enkindles me in wishing to share my fortune and power to them. I know I still have a long way to proceed, yet there are several experiences that have consolidated my determination towards my goal. By taking on various roles in organizing campaigns for
Dear COHPA Scholarship Selection Committee: My name is Carlos M. Crespo, and I am pursuing a Health Sciences degree at the University of Central Florida. When I got diagnosed with an immune system illness in my teenage years, my doctor and other medical professionals were very helpful, motivational, and even inspirational. As a result of all of the help and support that I received from them, I have chosen to pursue a career in public service through the public health field. I want to be involved
for our future, but as the four years went by, we never thought it would ever end and finally come to its conclusion. Hearing our name called out for the last time in the high school that shaped us into who we wanted to be. This is when we can finally say “ I know what I want to do, and I know what I want to be”. As a freshman I had no knowledge as to what the world had in store for me and not to mention no clue of what I wanted to major in college, but as time went on, my true aspiration was obtaining