Monthly Archives: November 2009

On November 12, I attended a workshop called “Basic interviewing techniques”. As the title states, this workshop is about how to prepare for an interviewing and to provide basic information that we, all freshmen, should know in order to be ready for … Continue reading →

I found the oral presentation assignment to be an extrememly enlightning experience. I never realized how much is required for one to feel fully prepared to present a presentation. I think it is important that I work on many of … Continue reading →

Basic Interview skills was an enlighting workshop because I learned a lot about the process that is gone through when you go into a job interview. There was a lot I did not know about the rigorous process. The instructer … Continue reading →

On Tuesday October 6th, I attended one of the Baruch Art Gallery Exposition presentation, at the 22nd street building. During the tour we were presented several photographic pieces. Walking around looking at the artworks, I was very impressed and admiring; … Continue reading →

We spent about 20 minutes walking through the Art Gallery. Most collections are works of a lady, whose name is Mercedes. There have some of her early works, which were painted when she was very young. And the artworks shown … Continue reading →

Basic Interview Skills was the most helpful workshop that I attended. First, the presenter had a good skill to provide information clearly and interestingly. Because of her good presentation, the audiences were asking questions actively. The most important thing was … Continue reading →

After the oral presentation about a leader, we had the opportunity to review it. By reviewing the presentation, I knew that there were still too much to improve, in order to give an impressive speech. Together with Sue, I went … Continue reading →

My third workshop was Club Fair. It was the first time to spend time during Club Hours. Walking around the ARC Main Gym, I saw many clubs there, some were popular, which surrounded by many students, and some were not. … Continue reading →

The second workshop was Changing America: Judge Sonia Sotomayor. The workshop was about a woman, who struggled from the Bronx to the Supreme Court. This workshop attracted many students too; there were not enough seats and some audiences were standing … Continue reading →

My first workshop was The Freshmen Reception. In that afternoon, there were so many students there. I think that the workshop must be the first workshop for most the students and we all took it seriously. Thus, everyone didn’t want … Continue reading →