I can not imagine how you must feel right now. I am sincerely sorry for my actions Friday December 11 .That later on ended up injuring Taylor. I wish there was more I could at this point. Even tho I did not throw the rock at her I feel fully responsible for the whole thing.…
I managed to reach a point where I began making false promises to myself and others about addressing my situation. Among those empty promises was the one where I claimed I would give up drinking, attend rehab and try to get my life back on track. I even fiddled with the thought of seeking inpatient assistance if things weren't working as planned. Let's be clear and fair.…
At a younger age, I would say I believed that I can only trust myself and my mother, this is because as a little kid my mom would always tell me that there are bad people in the world and that giving them any information about anything can be very harmful. But as I grew up and realized what was actually happening in my country I knew there were millions of others that were suffering against the “bad people” and we could only do something about it if the whole community came together to help. It was at that time when I was about 25, when I started to put some effort into trying to establish more just conditions within my country especially after the implication of extremely high food prices. This is when I started my first strike involving my…
“Call 911!” I heard my aunt yell. Those days, July 31 through August 2, 2014, were interesting days. My laws of life were shown. They are faith, and patience.…
Since day one of my freshmen year, I knew I wanted to make my education count 100%. Throughout my life, I’ve had my fair share of good and bad decisions but the best decision of my life was to get my grades straight and focus on school. For the past two and a half years, i’ve put my absolute best into coming out on top and so far i’ve succeeded. Being invited into the National Honors Society is definitely one of my biggest accomplishments that i’m very proud of. When I was a bit younger, around seventh or eighth grade, my grades weren’t anything I took a lot of pride in.…
After looking around the room and noticing all the delighted expressions on people’s faces, I, too, opened my letter. I swiftly read the paper and instantly became disheartened. I didn’t make it. After all of my advanced classes and extracurricular activities, it still wasn’t enough to ensure a position as a member of the National Honor Society. I was utterly devastated.…
As a child growing up in Rhode Island, the smallest state in the Union, the idea of a vast planet brimming with civilization and culture was more like something out of a fairy tale than it was reality. So, when my father announced that we would be leaving the country to go to Scotland, the home of his and my ancestors, my world began to expand at a rapid pace. This trip could not have been timed more perfectly. The summer of 2007 marked the end of fourth grade, my first year at Saint Mary Academy Bay View.…
When I think about my personal code of ethics I think of the golden rule. Treat others how you would want to be treated. I have had lots of customer service experience which transfers to helping patients. You need to have people skills, good communication skills and all. The way I would bring my code of ethics into my profession would be to respect my co-workers, the patients and anyone I would come in contact with in the professional setting.…
I began to pack up at the end of the day and my teacher had one last announcement, ‘Tomorrow I would like you all to bring in an object for show and tell. Something that describes you or is very special to you.’ I began my thought, then determined that it was in fact homework and waited until then. Arriving at home I hopped atop my bed and began to think. I knew I could choose any of the items I had accumulated over the years, hopefully something that stood out among the rest of the class.…
“Yes your honor,” “And were you dating her?” “Yes your honor.” “Tell me about Cosmia.” I smile bittersweetly, and whisper dreamily, “She……
Accountability means taking liability for one’s work or actions. This could mean explaining to others about a performance, quality of the work, or the completion of a job. I am accountable for myself; my actions, words, and responsibilities. I am accountable for my child; how my actions and words influence him, how he is disciplined, and his quality of life. I am also accountable for all the children that come into my work; how my actions and words influence them, how they are disciplined, their quality of life at the daycare, how I communicate with the parents, and keep up with state regulations.…
The first lecture that struck me was Willowbrook and Geraldo. I had no prior knowledge of Geraldo Riveras expose on the terrible conditions at the Willowbrook state school on Staten Island in 1972. The expose, Willowbrook: The Last Great Disgrace featured deformed and mentally-ill children (and adults) held in appalling conditions. The expose prompted mass outrage and calls for change.…
“I decided” sets a decisive mood from the start. The sentence “That I had to face justice—that my freedom wasn't worth anything if I was a wanted man, or if the city was still under the DHS.”, used subordinate conjunctions, that and if, to combine short phrases and provide examples to support the tone of determination. “I had to face justice” is an independent clause making a forceful determined statement. He reveals he is less important than free friends, city, and country.…
In today’s professional world we are governed by laws and a code of ethics. Communication plays a big role in our daily conduct to follow the rules that are written and the code of ethics that are unwritten. We have all had an instance that we can describe how something that we were requested to do in the workplace was not illegal but may have gone against our personal code of ethics. Our ability to communicate efficiently and professionally helps us conduct business effectively with our peers. Communication is key when ethical situations arise in any setting, particularly in our careers.…
If I’ve learned one thing in the last semester, it’s to never study abroad. Upon our less-than-graceful arrival on Snake Island, it was made clear very quickly that survival might very well be impossible for the lot of us, given our diverse collection of ethical models and the resulting struggle to work together. From the get-go, we had troubles with communication: we couldn’t agree on how to establish rules, we couldn’t decide how to approach island researchers, and we certainly couldn’t form some kind of system to accomplish those few things we could agree on. As could be expected, this resulted in a nearly complete lack of productivity. In reflection, I offered little to alleviate this.…