Personal Statement: Respected Interview Selection

Theater Masks of Oresteia: By Aeschylus, published in 458 BC, masks were generally made from leather or wood.

The six week practical rotation I completed at SJOGH Mount Lawley operating theatre solidified my goal to be part of the theatre and recovery team. During this time I studied instrument names, passing technique, sterile scrub procedure and how to set up and maintain the sterile field. On several occasions I was able to act as scrub scout, only requiring supervision and assistance from my buddy nurse with medications because it was out of my scope of practice to

It is an immense pleasure to write in support of the application of Suren Visvanathan, AAMC ID 13825842, for a position in your family medicine residency program. Suren waived his right to see this letter. I worked closely with Suren when he did a 8 week internal medicine clerkship with me. I have observed Suren in both the inpatient and outpatient setting, taught him in class and overseen his performance during this entire period.

William Shakespeare born around april 26, 1564 was a man truly ahead of his time. He has written many great plays and is known for not only writing for the rich but the poor as well. His plays entertained the masses and have been around for over 400 years.

I have no other option, but to write this humble request. I am going through challenging times, and respectfully ask for help. The reason behind this charitable request is the growing cost of healthcare expenses which includes a needed hernia surgery and owed dental bills.

Starting college in August of 2008 was completely different than what I was expecting. My parents loaded up my car and sent me on my way to gain a college degree and experience life on my own, but looking back over the situation, I tend to ask myself numerous times do I think I was ready for college and the responsibilities that were to come along with it. Each time the answer was no. Being the first person in my family to go off to college away from home, I had no idea what to expect, or how to handle the things that come along with college life. Needless to say, it took me several major changes and me leaving my first university and transferring to one at home for me to get a handle of the situation.

Hello, I am Kishel Stubbs, an adaptable student who has been consistently praised for producing quality work by both my professor and employers. Over the course of my college career, being a Communication Major & Pre-Law Minor, I’ve developed a skill set directly relevant to the Event Communications Intern role you are hiring for, including interpersonal communication skills, strong writing skills, conference leadership skills, event & project planning skills, and many more. As a student-athlete, I have also developed the skill of working with a team and, with balancing athletics and school, I have developed into an extremely organized and determined individual. Overall, I have consistently demonstrated communication, planning,

The Valley Children Hospital should hire me because with my two years experience working as a general accountant for a computer firm I have helped the company to effectively kept track and control of their account payable, account receivable, and inventory control. Moreover, I graduated my bachelor degree in accountancy with 4.0 gpa. My professor would tell you that I am one of the high energy and quick learner students in every subject through out my academy years. Furthermore, while I volunteered at Fresno Center for New Americans which a nonprofit organization, my side supervisor reviewed me as a good team player who always maintains a positive attitude and outlook. I have the ability to stay focused in stressful

You should hire me for this job because I am a writer who places an importance on every article that I make. I write articles to the best of what I could and sees to it that each of my employer's standards is met.

The philosophy of Family Medicine is what especially appeals to me; the idea of the continuity of care, being an active advocate, and providing competent and complete healthcare. As a family physician, I feel I have the best opportunity to impact a person’s overall well-being and at the same time further enrich my life. I wanted this opportunity to address my USMLE step-1 score (209), since then I have grown substantially clinically and academically. During my rotations I was hard-working, present and fully-engaged. This lead to recognition and positive evaluations from many preceptors.

I strongly believe that I deserve a spot in your class of 5. I am focused, a hard worker, and I have a positive attitude. I believe I can make great progress from where I am at, and where you will guide me. Quickly learning new things is a skill of mine, and I feel free to ask questions, so you would never have to wonder if I understand anything new you are presenting to the class.

I believe that organization, responsibility, and focus are my greatest personal strengths that help me be successful academically and socially. With organization, I keep an updated Google Calendar which allows me to visualize my day and allow me to manage my time more efficiently. This features helps me stay on tract in completing homework assignments and it always me to see the free spaces when I could possible study. I believe that I am a responsible student and I prioritize my academic career before social activities or leisure. However, I also make sure not to overwhelm myself in academics and make time for other extracurricular activities. I am very focused in pursuing a career in pharmacy and I am motivated to do my best to achieve this

My personal mission is to constantly strive to be the best overall person that I can be within my personal and professional life. My goals are to inspire and help others and myself around me to achieve greatness and a balance that will maximize our potential that will transcend the boundaries of our dreams.

There are many careers out there, but my chosen career is business management. I have always wanted to own my own business since I was a child. Owning a restaurant has always been a dream and a passion that I wish to accomplish. I know with the education that I am receiving now and with all of the skills that I have, I will be successful with owning or managing a business. When I get older I want to be able to provide for my family, and that gives me the motivation to strive to be fortune.

This topic is very emotional and disputed. The death penalty is considered capital punishment and is flawed throughout the judicial system. It is an authorized practice by the government where a person is put to death by the state as a punishment for a crime. Historically, affiliated members of the U.S. Marshalls Service administered all federal executions. Capital punishment came to a stop in 1972 after a famous court case Furman v. Georgia. It was brought back in 1976 after the Gregg v. Georgia decision. “The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 reinstated the death penalty under the federal law for drug offenses and some murders. The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act was later signed, making the federal death penalty in 1994 expand. “After the Oklahoma City bombing occurred, the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 was passed.” (Wikipedia Contributors, 1) Federal death penalties increased in the 2000s. A Michigan man, was the first to become a post-Furman person in a non-death penalty state to receive the death penalty. By 2009 federal courts gave death sentences to more than 5 people from non-death penalty states. Fifty-eight countries worldwide allow the death penalty, while ninety-seven countries have outlawed it. “Thirty-two states allow capital punishment for the most heinous crimes. And yet in most of the country, the penalty is now hollow. Since the start of 2014, all but two of the nation’s 49 executions have been carried out by just fixe