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...?U.S. Army Family Advocacy Program Interview I interviewed Ms. Winter Harris on the 17th of June, Ms. Harris works at the Army Family Advocacy Program on Fort Lewis Army Base in Washington. The purpose of the interview was to find out about their techniques and models, and how well these structures work for the agency. Ms. Winter Harris has a Master’s Degree in Social Work. In addition to this, she has a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy. When I first walked into the Army Family Advocacy building office on Fort Lewis Army Base, it felt like any other brick building; however, it was a totally different feeling that I experienced when walking into Ms. Harris’ office. The moment I walked...
4 Pages(1000 words)Essay
...? Interview The purpose of this paper is to get insights about the life of senior citizens. These findings are taken after conducting interview with a senior citizen. The findings have given a clearer picture on how life was in their childhood. Their school life, way of living and their activities are something which I was not aware of and got good information about these after the interview. This was a good experience for me with 3 senior citizens who took me through their childhood days. Interview An interview conducted with three different elders, John, William and Martin who were over 65 years old, gave me a lot of information which I was not aware of...
6 Pages(1500 words)Essay
... American Life Today and In 1981 There have been considerable changes in the way of life in the United s of America in the 19th and 20th century. Indeed, American citizens feel these changes ranging from politics, family life, economy and other aspects of life. My uncle called Mr Haskins who is a sociologist narrated to me how American life was in 1983. At the time, my uncle was 21 years old. Being born in America, he has widespread knowledge of America before 1981, during and after that time. This paper records answers to questions I addressed to Mr Haskins and the relevant contrast and comparison to American life today when am 20 years old. My uncle reckons that this was the year that Ronald Reagan became the President of U.S... American...
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...grandchild. I invited Mike over and we walked to a community park fifteen minutes away from our neighborhood. As I conducted the interview and asked him personal questions and other information necessary for this interview, we watched as children played all over the park. Families frequent this park to relax especially during the weekends for its cool nature brought about by the many trees around the park. This interview was not distracted by anything; Mike seemed calm regardless of the activities within the park. Interview Questions 1. What do you like best about being your age? Being 81 years old is not an easy thing as it seems. There are some good things in life for...
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...The Vietnam War The interviewee is Mr. Harrison, a seventy year old man, who has a cup cake business in Washington wherehe works from dawn to dusk. Harrison depends on the cup cake business for all his income. The Vietnam War took place between 1964 and 1963 when Harrison was employed in a garment factory that was located in Washington (Chant 23). Harrison’s sons were in high school in the same city. I have known Harrison through my grandfather because the two visit each other regularly. Harrison and my grandfather talk numerous stories about the past. I chose him in this interview because his children were forced to take part in the warfront during the war. I also chose Harrison because his children were not available...
3 Pages(750 words)Assignment
...use and alcohol-related fatalities remain an important concern in the United States. The following is an excerpt from an interview I undertook with Dr. Daniel Smith1, a clinical psychologist from the Alcohol and Family Violence section of St. Mary’s Clinic. His specialization is on the linkages between alcohol and family violence and the following is a concise transcript of our discussion (Agarwal and Steitz 40-55).
Q: Good afternoon Dr. Smith. Thank you for taking the time to visit with me an discuss what you do with respect to family violence and alcohol abuse.
A: My pleasure, please call me Daniel.
Q: Ok, Daniel. May I ask, we all know that alcohol can be bad for us what are some of the effects of alcohol...
5 Pages(1250 words)Essay
...Interview with an Individual in a Criminal Justice Field al Affiliation Interview with an Individual in a Criminal Justice Field Summary of the Interview
On February 26, 2013 one had the opportunity to interview Terry Williams, an HISD officer that is assigned to High School For Performance Visual Art (HSPVA). I choose this individual to be interviewed because I want to work in the criminal field as a Juvenile Probation Officer and I know he been in the field for a while. I chose to do this interview in person because I wanted to see the person that I was interviewing as it would enable me to immediately note the...
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...completion of a degree, the institution thoroughly prepare students for job searches, interviews, resume writing and interview skills early during the final semester’s seminar. Students are alerted equally about known employment availabilities and opportunities, but it does not endorse any job opportunity to students.
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General psychology is the perfect program for a student of the interests you posses. Studying psychology not only offers a tremendous opportunity for personal growth but also opens up a huge range of career opportunities. Studying psychology opens up doors to a variety of careers. A student can tailor her...
3 Pages(750 words)Admission/Application Essay
...Interview Interview When and how did you get into art? What made you want to become an artist? To be precise, I joined the industry back in 2010 though up to then I had not shown much interest in social work. I had to re-evaluate myself based on my earlier childhood hobbies. The immediate reason that informed my decision arose from the realization that people used to praise my art works such as sketches and drawings.
It is then that I realized that there was something unique within me. Interest developed and I had a vision to start from scratch and never to imitate others so as to produce something unique. I observed other artist work within my reach, I became enthusiastic and I brainstormed to get my...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...Insert Introduction The two people being interviewed are from North Carolina and Kenya. They have migrated into California for some reasons. Going by the interview session, it is clear that the reasons for their migration into California underscore the reasons that James Rawls offers in his argument, A Place, A People, A Dream.
The Kenyan immigrant came to California because his kinsmen live in this state. As such, it was easier for him to settle in California as his kinsman would provide him with all the support necessary for his work and stay in the United States. This still underscores Rawls’ statement since his kinsman or host opted for California for its opportunities and success. This is...
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