When I found out that there are currently over 160 offices in over 40 countries, which act as a base for Environmental Resource Management ,I was amazed (ERM.com) ,. At any point in time, an employee could be asked to take up a job in any of the numerous exotic and beautiful locations such as Japan or France. As an avid traveler, I was immediately drawn to the idea of working such a job. My dream, since I was a child has been to visit every country in the world at least once. In order to achieve my dream I searched for jobs that included traveling, and experimented with the idea of becoming an archeologist or a traveling photographer. In the end I chose Environmental Resource Management; the variety of locations offered sealed the deal for me. There were wilderness locations such as Peru, major cities like Hong Kong and everything in-between. Environmental Resource …show more content…
While the career is expected to have an increase in positions available, the competition and the time it takes to get the work experience necessary to fulfill the needs makes it a very difficult job field to get into. While the salary in private institutions can be very high, the salary in both federal and state are well below par at $110,900 and $77,290 respectively (Summary) (bls.com). On the Forbes top 10 deadliest jobs list, the job area is ranked 9th overall (Jaquelyn Smith, 2013). It also has an obesity prevalence of 27% according to the Atlantic (Khazan Olga, 2014). In addition according to the (Newhealth.com) guide, Natural Scientists are 1.28 times more likely to commit suicide. It is also ranked 7th on the top addiction prone careers according to the Thefix.com (Mcguiness Kristen, 2012). These statistics made me think twice about my future and the career I have chosen. In order to get a more in-depth look into the career I sought after an interview with someone who was already in the
Porterfield, Deborah. Top Careers in Two Years: Health Care, Medicine, and Science. New York, New York: Infobase Publishing, Inc., 2008. 1-8. Print.
Since a young age, I always felt inclined towards pursuing a career in the health care field; daydreaming about myself working at a clinic or hospital and making a positive impact on someone’s life. When I started college, I decided to major in Biology and explored the different career options the health field had to offer me by shadowing dietitians, nurses, physicians, and other healthcare workers to find my ideal job.
My search for a career began when, as a college freshman, I chose neuroscience as my major. Surprisingly, this became the starting point for my veterinary career. It opened doors to exciting research and medical opportunities, including a short-lived interest in human medicine. My father being a gastroenterologist, human medicine represented a familiar and respectable career path. As a result, I shadowed several human medicine specialists. Although I did not find it as appealing as animal medicine, I discovered empathy for people and the desire to make a difference in both human and animal lives.
Born and raised by parents working in the medical field, I have always had the urge to follow up on on a health related career. Despite never being pressured into choosing scientific subjects as my academic studies, I deeply admired what a long way science has come and longed to give my contribution to this fascinating world. I am presently studying for my A-levels at St.Aloysius Sixth form in Malta, a college for high achievers.
Being an expert Scientist and Biologist, I have the capability to provide highly technical analyses and expert research in the areas of Neurotoxicology, Neurophysiology, Neuroanatomy, Neurochemistry, Neuropharmacology, Neuropathology, and other Psychiatric disorders; Scientific Program Evaluation and Management; Project Lifecycle Management; Complex Scientific Issues; and Health Sciences.
In animal agriculture today, manure that is produced by hogs has the potential to do a lot
doesn't help me with my future career. Animal science does. It's all about interest and the enthusiasm
With the rapid growth of our global population pouring into the next millennium, we will witness an ever-growing hunger rate around the world. That is unless we call for a revolution on the global scale. The Green Revolution which already sprouted in the early part of the century only need to add a bit more momentum and we will see a bright future for the human race, a future without hunger and starvation ¡V hopefully.It is becoming increasingly difficult for the planet to support its overwhelming population. And since the amount of arable land available is becoming scarce, we must seek ways to dramatically improve crop yields of existing cropland.
Brianda Mendez ANSC 406.01 February 28th Introductory paper Choosing my career was very easy, I always wanted to have a career where I could make a difference for both humans and animals. I always wanted to help reduce the problem of pet overpopulation, and ease animal suffering. I chose to become a Veterinarian specifically for large and small domestic animals because I grew up with dogs, cats, birds, horses and even rabbits.
That's just one of several of the Worst Jobs in Science according to the editors of "Popular Science" magazine, who just compiled the list for the latest issue.
During my baccalaureate experience at Morehouse College, students were constantly advised to travel the world and become 'Global Leaders,' ones whom understand the many cultures that exist in our society, and whom are constantly being educated in an exchange between others both near and afar. I believe I have done just that during my matriculation through college, having participated in study, research, volunteering and teaching abroad. Visiting countries such as Brazil, Peru, and the Dominican Republic etc. has opened my eyes to the beauty of people, nature and cultures other than my own. Now, as I begin a new stage in my life I am seizing the opportunity to experience one of the richest cultures and learn some of its long history while doing something I really love that serves a community.
Coal is very important because it is used to make electricity. This is true however coal has many other uses which will be outlined in this report. This report will also explain what coal is, what coal is used for, how coal is formed. It will also detail how coal is located through to the process of how coal is mined in particular open-cut mining. I am also going to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of coal usage and mining.
Burning and mining coal for fuel is harmful to the environment but because how cheap and easy it is to find many people are unwilling to give it up as a fuel source. One of the problems with coal is that they are limited and are non-renewable so once it has been used we won’t be able to use it again.
My passion for a career in Clinical laboratory science stems from a key experience with a li-censed Clinical laboratory scientist. On one day in the church , I was in dire need of help finding a job that can help me study medical in the future. For the first time I encountered professional-ism, knowledge, and humanity all at once. And this wasn’t a one-off experience. Each time I re-turned to the church, the exact same thing occurred: The Clinical laboratory scientist never seized to take the opportunity to encourage and help me knows better about the great work of Clinical laboratory scientists. From that moment, I decided to do my master in that field.
My love for the outdoors has led me to the career choice of Ornithology. I would like nothing more then to be able to study the lives of birds and their behaviors. Ever since I was a young boy I have always been fascinated with birds. I have cherished being a part of nature since I was young. Whether it’s fishing, hiking or camping, I have always enjoyed the experience of being outdoors. It is this love that instilled my curiosity in Environmental Science. I have gained respect for nature and all that it has to offer and would love to have the ability to protect the natural beauty it beholds.