University of Northern Iowa Essays

  • The Dance Marathon at the Univeristy of Northern Iowa

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    University of Northern Iowa Dance Marathon is an organization that raises money for the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Miracle Network. The organization aims to provide emotional and financial support for families with children facing life threatening illnesses by raising money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and organizing events that increase student and community awareness. This money then is put towards things like research, education, equipment and pediatric

  • Graduate Study of Clinical Psychology

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    Graduate Study of Clinical Psychology My dedication to the field of psychology is evident in the various activities in which I am involved. I am a student affiliate of the American Psychological Association, as well as a student member of the Iowa Psychological Association. I have been actively involved in the community as a volunteer working with patients, families, and staff in the emergency room of a local hospital. I have been a devoted member of the psychology club for two years and am currently

  • Organizational Psychology

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    their work, and how people do feel about their work; while integrating the organization's and the individual's needs. Because of my varied work experience, I am able to offer strength and diversity to your program. Before attending the University of Northern Iowa, I was employed in the music industry, construction, restaurant management, and sales. I view these years as invaluable, as they have shaped my motives, compelled me to appreciate the need for goal orientation, and allowed me to experience

  • Essay On Dual Grad In High School

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    nearly no money taken out of mine or my parents pocket. The dual grad program put on by Scott Community College is a way for high school students to earn their associate’s degree when they graduate from high school. “Credit transfer policies vary by university and can even vary by department within a single school” (Snider). The concurrent enrollment programs in high school are a great way for students to earn college credit and should

  • Health Education Major Essay

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    choose to work as a Specialist in the hospital. In addition, college education at the University of Northern Iowa has the best education program in the Midwest as well as it rank

  • Why I Want To Pursue A Business Degree

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    With the knowledge that education is essential to a happy and successful adult life, I am pursuing a degree in Business at the University of Northern Iowa. I am interested in this vocation because of all the possibilities within the degree. I’ve always been interested in owning my own business; one possibility is real estate. My family has moved multiple times and these experiences have peaked my interest in real estate and design. My teachers tell me they wish everyone worked as hard as I

  • Personal Goals Research Paper

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    In a broad perspective, my personal goals include finishing school and finding a career, but most importantly, I strive to stay humble, stay focused, and keep growing as an individual. First and foremost, finishing my education at the University of Northern Iowa stands as my next step to achieving my bigger goal. Upon finishing school, I have set other goals such as keeping my grades above eighty-five percent, continuing and expanding my involvement in extracurricular activities, and not missing

  • Adversity In College Essay

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    extracurricular activity injured, I found UNI to be a great fit for me. I know I can say with complete confidence that I found the right major for me, a great niche of friends, and having already some amazing experiences and opportunities here at the University of Northern Iowa. Without all the uncertainties and adversities that I wrestled with all last year, I would not be near as close to the contentment I have found in all the major changes that have occurred in my life

  • A Successful Career in Public Relations

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    With the expansion of the businesses, the importance of public relations has grown an... ... middle of paper ... ... Relations. Retrieved April 30, 2014, from http://www.prmuseum.com/bernays/bernays_1915.html Public Relations. (n.d.). University of Northern Iowa. Retrieved April 30, 2014, from http://www.uni.edu/commstudies/public-relations Public Relations Specialist: Salary. (n.d.). Public Relations Specialist Salary Information. Retrieved April 30, 2014, from http://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/public-relations-specialist/salary

  • Iowa Falls State Bank Internship Paper

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    Position Type Internship Description Iowa Falls State Bank is pleased to offer paid internship opportunities for qualified college students. The internship offers the opportunity to learn about community banking as a possible career, understand bank processes, contribute to specific bank projects, and gain practical experience in multiple areas. Our senior management team will advise the intern. A mentor will provide continued leadership and feedback throughout the learning process. Our internship

  • My Nursing Journey

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    I have learned that nursing is not something you choose once, but something you choose every day. Nursing is a multidimensional career with great opportunities and rewards but is also coupled with difficult intellectual, physical and emotional challenges. My journey to get into and through nursing school has been a fight every step of the way, but there have also been many experiences that have confirmed to me that this is what I was born to do. With every obstacle and challenge that threatened to

  • Organizational Psychology

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    Organizational Psychology The University of Tulsa prepares Industrial/Organizational psychologists to deal with individual problems in the workplace. This philosophy matches my research area of interest on the effects of individual differences in the work environment. I believe that individual differences influence nearly every aspect of human behavior and interaction, including those in the workplace. By necessity, a successful manager is one who understands the potential influences of individual

  • How Acting Affected My Life

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    experience or maybe even just reading a small skit in class. Acting has affected my life in so many different ways. It’s one of the reasons I came to the University of Northern Iowa. I wanted to go to a school that was a relatively big school that had a great theater program, but that was close enough to my house. At first I was considering Iowa City because I had heard that they had an amazing theater program and that their department was very nice. But once I visited UNI I

  • Shelby Welsch's A Conversation With A Clown

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    Trigger warning: clowns have been spotted around the University of Northern Iowa. Recently, students on campus have been frightened by people dressed in clown costumes. The students have experienced and shared these encounters with one another, but no one has heard of the clown’s perspective until Shelby Welsch wrote the article “A Conversation with a Clown” for the UNI newspaper. Even though the clowns on this campus have not harmed anyone, it is still an issue that needs to be addressed.

  • The sain case

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    cases that it mentions, then I will try and decide what the authors intent was with writing this piece. It has been said for years that any case of educational malpractice was doomed from the start. Because of this, it was a huge surprise when the Iowa Supreme Court denied the defendant, Cedar Rapids Community School District’s motion for summary judgement. This was a case where a student sued for negligent misrepresentation by a school guidance counselor. One reason why the court may have denied

  • My Success Essay

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    A quote by Marva Collins states, “success does not come to you, you go to it.” This is exactly how I look at my success. My definition of success is being happy and doing what you love. The only way I can achieve this goal is by receiving an education, saving money, and picking a career path that I will enjoy. I work hard in school to be prepared for when I go off to college, which will eventually lead me to a career. Another plan of mine is to save as much money as I can before college and apply

  • General Education Courses Are A Waste of Time and Money

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    be the demise of students, they are costly, and they waste time. The transition from high school to college is supposed to be freeing and exciting for students, yet general education requirements make it the opposite. Jaime Wandschneider, writer for Iowa State Daily, says, “From the start of our first semester, general education classes fill the credit count towards our graduation. These courses are supposed to turn young, fresh college students into well-rounded adults”. General education classes

  • Challenging Age Stereotypes: Grandfather Marvin's Story

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    Stigmas and stereotypes plague modern day society. Stigmas regarding race, gender, and religion are publically fought over and receive a great deal of attention; however, stereotypes concerning old age are frequently overlooked; perceived to be just a part of our normal society. Old age is an accomplishment and an individual should be proud and ought to celebrate his or her milestones. Birthday cards often undermine the value of old age, and make-up companies, magazines, and both mainstream and social

  • African American Artists

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    so. Because of this she will always be remembered. Camille Billops was born in Los Angeles in 1933 to Alma Gilmore and Lucius Billops. She attended City College of Los Angeles, Associate of Arts and graduated in 1954. Then changed schools to the University of Southern California and studied occupational therapy. After that she changed schools again to the Los Angeles State College and received her Bachelor of Arts. After her schooling she met her future husband writer and playwright James Vernon Hatch

  • The Dancing Lights in the Northern Hemisphere

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    associated with the aurora, suggesting to him that localized "polar magnetic storms" exist in the auroral zone. In 1958, Eugene Parker (Chicago) proposes the theory of the solar wind. 1981, High resolution images are obtained by Lou Frank's group in Iowa of the entire auroral zone, using the Dynamics Explorer satellite. (Stern & Peredo, 2005) This is the major timeline of how auroras came to be discovered and understood. Now that the history is covered, I can get down to the nitty gritty of how they