John Wooden

Student Success Statement

“Make each day your masterpiece. You have to apply yourself each day to become a little better and over a period of time you become a lot better.”

John Wooden 

Not everyone has a creative bone in their body to do art. Everybody has a different perspective on art, and some are not pretty. Doing what is “right” but wrong in the public’s eye can and will get you in some serious trouble. 

Military Emergency Room Nurse

Military Medical Opportunities

Duties and Responsibilities: Medics to physicians, and everything in between, including nurses and allied health careers. All four military branches require physical health standards. EMERGENCY ROOM NURSE: Focus on fundamentals of emergency nursing such as respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease, hematology/oncology, trauma management, hepatic disorders and infectious diseases. Etc.

Salary: $50,000

Education: Bachelor’s degree

I would not become an emergency medical nurse for the military because I do not want to die. A lot of these jobs are out in the field and I don’t want some angry country bombing the camp base and me dying. I do not want to go like that. Any job in the military is very demanding. Even if they pay for your education, they do not pay you like a regular job

Pam Knox

Student Success Statement

“It’s a great moment when someone has character to step up and do the right thing at the right time.”

Pam Knox

Sure, I guess I can agree to the statement.

Medical Illustrator

Medical Illustrator

Duties and Responsibilities: Professional artist with advanced education in both the life sciences and visual communication. Working with scientists, physicians, and other specialists, medical illustrators transform complex information into visual images that will help to communicate to audiences. The work of medical illustrators promotes education, research, patient care, public relations, and marketing efforts.

Salary: $62,000

Education: bachlor’s degree

Even though I want nothing to do with the medical career, becoming a medical illustrator sounds like a decent job. Not only do I love computer art, I know how to apply it to everyday life. The salary pay for the career is pretty good as well. 

The 10 Indian Commandments

Student Success Statement

1. Treat the earth and all the dwells therein with respect

2. Remain close to the great spirit

3. Show great respect to your fellow beings

4. Work together for the benefit of all mankind

5. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed.

6. Do what you know to be right

7. Look after the well-being of mind and body

8. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater goods

9. Be truthful and honest at all times

10.      Take full responsibility for your actions

The 10 Indian Commandments

Due to my religion, I am not allowed to really comment on something other than the “real” commandments. Yes they are spiritual and such but I cannot apply them to my daily life. 

Alexander Hamilton

Student Success Statement

“A promise must never be broken”

Alexander Hamilton

I agree with this statement but only because I feel that my generation should not promise anything anymore. Instead of promising people what they want or need, just do it and show them that you are there to help/support them. Not lie and break promises over and over again. No one will be left to believe you when you make the next promise.

Anonymous

Student Success Statement

“What you see is what you get.”

Anonymous 

Sometimes what you see isn’t what you want, or need to see. Many people see themselves in the mirror and are ashamed of their own reflection. Sometimes, it is not enough with what you see. They wish for more, but never try.