I really enjoyed the enrichment workshop. The guest speaker spoke really well and I agreed with the things he had to say. His speech made me more open minded and I feel the need to help others more often now. This workshop was a success in my eyes because it made me realize what freshman seminar was all about. It really made me more aware of current events and it also shaped me into a better person by helping out others.

My first three months at Baruch can best be described as an exhausted koala bear. I am either very tired or sleeping in many of my classes. This is a problem that I must fix by regulating my sleeping habits.  I hope that this picture becomes an inaccurate description of my time next semester.

The New York Times project went really smoothly. Everybody worked together as a team and had a great time. We each had our own tasks to accomplish. The theme of our project was “Events in New York City”. New York City is one of the most diverse cities in the world. We live in a place that consists of many cultures and we felt that it was important for others to know. After doing this project, I have learned many new facts about New York and am also happy to say that I made new friends.

Dear Professor Kunsi,

I am emailing you to let you know I will not be attending class on Friday the thirteenth. The flu has gotten the better of me and I must rest. I will provide a doctors note for you on the following Tuesday.

Regards,

Robert Chin

I am Robert and I am of Chinese descent. My family comes from a small province in China called Guangzhou. I was born and raised in Forest Hills, Queens. I attended Forest HIlls High school. I have a series of videos to show and here are the links. Each video has a little description about myself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZMngDphAAA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8-HPp8c83Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osl1oWUKRvE