My Writing Experience

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As mentioned countless times above, during my time in this class, I would love to obtain the writing skill of writing papers that are more condensed and attentive to the matter I am addressing at that point in time. Professionals and even non-professionals will not want to waste their time reading something that could have been addressed in a fewer sentences and words. If I want to stand out in a crowd of equally educated occupational therapists, I need to make sure my writing is formatted and addressed in a professional manner. As a result, I am looking forward to learning how to make myself look as professional as I can in writing. Nevertheless, with learning to write proper papers and documents comes the challenge of making sure enough time is included within my study of this particular course. …show more content…

Currently, my biggest obstacle when it comes to having enough time to dedicate to all of my studies is that of my role as the Stage Manager for the current musical production of SMILE at The University of Findlay. As the Stage Manager, I am required to be and take notes at every rehearsal; be a facilitator between every member of the production team, cast and crew; and write emails and daily rehearsal reports to the appropriate people. I would say that I send an average of 6 hours a day working on tasks for the musical. Therefore, I run myself thin in finishing other tasks that are very important to my education. With that in mind, I will try my best to keep up with everything assigned with a positive and dedicated attitude so that my work is professional in and outside of the

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