Profile Essay : Professor Mcconnell

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Profile Essay Outline Professor McConnell is very inspiring in the way she teaches her class, and handles herself in class very gracefully, and professionally. Professor McConnell always encourages her students to do their very best, and if they have a problem Professor McConnell is always willing to listen. In this writing we are going to learn a little bit more about Professor McConnell. Moreover Professor McConnell is a very kind, and gracious person. She is distinguished in the way the Professor McConnell treats her students in her class. Also, if the other students cannot see this in Professor McConnell they should, because she gives so much of herself. With that said you will learn what her first profession was, and what brought her to her job today, and what she sees for herself in the future. Before Professor McConnell was a professor, she was in strategic planning, marketing, and consulting. Professor McConnell was planning to stay in this profession this was her life. When professor McConnell learned at the age of 27 she had a stage III cancerous tumor. This turned out to...

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