Alumni / Faculty Paper - Essay Example

I had the sole goal of establishing Jill Hall’s opinion of the University of Arizona. Considering the long period of time that Mrs. Hall has spent in UA, it is worth assuming that she holds the University dear to her heart. I, therefore, sought to uncover what is so special about her connection with the UA. I conducted this interview orally, employing a face to face approach. Jill Hall has been at the UA for the last seventeen years; ten at the Athletics Department and seven at the Alumni Association.

The driving force behind Mrs. Hall decision to school at the University of Arizona stems from the links that her blood relations have seemingly established and adhered to, just like some unquestionable routine. The respondent’s grandparents, parents and uncle all went through UA. Hall, therefore, felt obliged to follow the routine and consequentially joined the UA. Apart from the fact that she had no choice but to school at that particular University, Mrs. Hall has nothing to regret about her stay there but pure praise and fond memories.

I got a very positive impression from the manner in which Mrs. Hall narrated her experience at the UA. Not only was she co-operative but also jovial throughout the session. I particularly found Hall to be a very humorous person. Hall’s major while undertaking her bachelor’s degree was a secondary major with emphasis on physical education. She had a favorite class, anatomy and physiology and further expresses how much impressed she was by the teacher and the number of people taking the subject at that time.

The social sciences lecture hall was big in size and the teacher was very good. The anatomy and physiology class was her first during the freshman period. In addition to that, Hall fondly explains to me her favorite spot and memory for the four years she spent at the UA. She loved Maricopa Hall, which is situated on North Campus Drive, close to UA