“There are two fatal errors that keep great projects from coming to life: 1) Not finishing2) Not starting” – Buddha Gautama As I sit typing this last reflection, my certificate that I completed the program sits beside me. This opportunity to be part of such a group of intelligent youth, and being able to contribute to …
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Our third week began with seeing our headshots taken from the previous week by our COMMS Professor. Since the pictures were accessible, I downloaded the one I preferred and began to create my LinkedIn. I have no previous experience with LinkIn, so I had many questions about its uses. However, my questions were answered later …
This second week felt shorter than the last, and maybe it’s because I have grown accustomed to the schedule between classes to speakers. I enjoyed this week’s guest speakers a lot as they were all different from each other but still were connected whether it was through journalism or civic engagement. Taj Frazier took time …
With new beginnings like the AYA program, I felt past emotions. Anxiety was my top competitor, especially with having to walk back to the entrance to grab a parking pass, and then leaving it on the car’s dashboard. Besides this shenanigan, the welcoming breakfast was a nice event to begin the program. Shortly after, we …
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