Author: k.nakahata

For my career workshop section, I didn’t have time to go to an event because I had classes or work during those events, so I choose to peer edit my resume.   I have not received a constructive review or edit of my resume, therefore, I decided to get help with my resume.  I got help from John and he helped review my resume;  he pointed out several items that should be clarified and added.  I added several new information, for example, adding Baruch to my “education” section.   I also got in touch with other people and they checked my resume.  Also, I got their resume, and I looked into other information that could be useful or would be constructive.   In the near future, when I have the chance to attend a STARR event or any career event, I will try to re-evaluate my resume and its context, and have another career event member edit it.

i went to the metropolitan museum of art for Art and visited the Egyptian and Greek section. this wasn’t the first time so not much emotional impact, but was an interesting trip.  we focused on learning Egyptian temples, coffins, and stone statues.  the temples and statues were large and had overwhelming grandiose power.  The Greek section had stone statues but with more exaggerated detail.   later, we visited the western art section.  we saw art that changes styles and emphasis depending on the time period and artist. there were many forms of art ranging from podiatrist to landscape and the emphasis changed from religious and stylistic to realism.  the whole experience was fun because I was able to view different culture and form of art.  Later, if I have time, I might visit the metropolitan museum of art again to get the full experience rather than a rushed tour for class