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Author Archives: Laura Stamm
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The semester is finally over
At the end of my first semester I can definatly say I love it here at Baruch and I’m excited for the rest of my years here. I love the diversity and the ambition in the students’ eyes. The amount of clubs amazed me. I didn’t join one yet but next semester I’m planning on looking into it. This semester was pretty hard at first but then got better when I got adjusted. Overall, I think I did pretty good. I do wish I didn’t procrastinate as much though. I think I had some minor changes since coming to Baruch but I think the bigger changes are to come as my schooling progresses.
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Breast Cancer Walk
Name: Laura Stamm
Freshman Seminar Course #: LC06
Name of Community Service Organization/Activity: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
1. How did your community service work help the community? I encouraged the people who are walking for a the cause to further breast cancer reasearch and treatments.
2. What were your initial reactions upon hearing that you would be engaging in a community service project? I was excited, I’ve been involved with community service my whole life and was glad to hear that my school gets involved too.
3. How did it make you feel to give your time and energy to others? It felt awsome.
4. What did you learn about yourself, the people around you, and the service site? Seeing the amount of people that was there blew my mind. I learned how many people this disease touches in some way or another.
5. What stands out as the best and/or most trying experiences that occurred while engaging in your community service project? What did you learn from these experiences? The best experience was encouraging the runners at the event because it made me realize how many people actually attended the event.
6. How did engaging in this project relate to your education and the larger issues in society? If people could just get together, we’d be able to work towards fixing the larger issues in society.
7. How did your community service experience relate to the “Leadership and Service” session? To actually get up and help this cause that is causing so much pain, I believe shows signs of a leader.
8. How has your community service experience changed thinking, attitudes, and actions towards others, yourself, the community, and community service work as a whole? Being involved with community service my whole life taught me all of these things, so this specific one didn’t change me, but only enhanced it.
9. How has your community service experience impacted you personally? What is the most important thing you learned about yourself throughout this experience? Same answer as number 8.
10. Were you satisfied with your experience overall? Why or why not? Absoluty because every small action adds up.
11. Do you see yourself staying involved in the community in your college and adult years? Why or why not? Definatly, it is certainly a passion for me.
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About Me
My name is Laura Stamm. I’m from long island but moved to Manhattan to go to school at Baruch. I miss my family more than anything. I will forever believe I have the best family in the whole entire world. However, I felt the need to get out of the house to further my education here. I’m really glad I got into Baruch because business has always been a huge interest of mine. I’ve always been jealous of listening to my dad and brother talk about business and me not knowing what they are talking about. I intend on traveling the world and learning about as many cultures as possible because I feel left out only knowing about the long island culture. Therefore, I’m going for international business and am hoping that I thrive in it.
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Breast Cancer Walk
The breast cancer walk that we attended on October 16th was a great experience. Well, it was extremely cold at first, and I was confused as to where i had to go to meet everyone and what exact time they left but I didn’t make it there. I just stood, cheering for walkers by myself but I very quickly started talking to people around me. Small talk at first, but then they we really got into the conversation. I learned about someone’s sister and someone’s aunt who had breast cancer. It was sad, but it made me feel great to be doing something for a real cause.
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Monologue
I am my family. Every thought, moral, and interest comes from them. I am a mutt between extremities of personalities. My father and brother are extreme type A personalities; my mother and sister, type B. I was bombared with so many qualities at once. I am the baby and I can honestly say that I did get the most attention-from every single person in that house. My siblings take care of me like no other and they are my favorite people in the world-my role models. My brother taught me how to be happy. He taught me to keep my head up through anything and that absolutly anything is possible no matter what hand your dealt. My sister taught me how to be responsible. She is always there to anchor me down and tell me where I went wrong or went a little bit too far.
My clash of personalities do make me contradict myself all the time and I hate it. I’m indecisive, but I can’t handle having only one option. I lack confidence, but sometimes it seems as though I shoulda been an actress. I’m curious. I need to know what everything is like for myself. I learn from my own mistakes, not others. I am pretty stuborn that way. My biggest regrets are not that I’ve done something wrong, but that I didnt do anything at all.
My goal for life is to see and try everything. My favorite quote comes from Albert Einstein: “The only source of knowledge is experience”. We only live once and I’m horrified of spending my one chance to live on doing the wrong thing for me. There is so much out there and I’m willing to keep my mind open so I could find the place where I fit in. It’ll take some trial & error but I’m determined to find happiness.
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