Jeff Lu's video made me reconsider the importance of cover letters for how they can uplift someone's application especially when they're under qualified. For mine, I want to make sure there is some sort of hook to keep business interested in reading it #RHUB305
After looking at sample CVs and resumes, I realize the importance of putting only the information in which is relevant to your experience and is concise. Wordy descriptions can take away from the value of them #RHUB305
@EGovenar Hi Eryn, I agree one of the most important things to look at is your potential role at the company and to make sure you're either qualified or unqualified #RHUB305
I'm considering applying to grad school at SDSU to be a Doctor of Physical Therapy. This would be the biggest step into becoming a physical therapist and would be able to stay in San Diego https://t.co/PB1PNHMM0q #RHUB305
After reading "Marketing Yourself to Employers" It reinforced my belief that having a resume that is concise and only filled with necessary information is the key to landing interviews and eventually a job #RHUB305
@Mariam_sabrii I think a lot of people are more comfortable using MLA format just like me. I agree though that it is more appropriate for writing essays. #RUHB305
After looking at the MLA and APA formatted papers, as of right now I think I'm going to stick to MLA because of my comfortability with it, but the APA format looks like it could be more appropriate for the research paper we are writing. #RHUB305
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This journal could be a good counter argument in my paper, because it talks about how there are many ways to exercise incorrectly, and how it is increasingly important to do it right as you get older to reduce injury risk. #RHUB305
This is on of the visuals I'm thinking of using for my research paper, because it is an easy visual to follow/understand and shows the direct relationship aging has with health. #RHUB305
@Amandad_0 I agree, it was really interesting to me when they said that it would be worse to serve a lifetime sentence rather than receive the death penalty.
In The Paradox of Innocence, Garrett Merriam's claim of abolishing the death penalty would decrease attention towards wrongful convictions, therefore having an adverse effect, makes me question any argument towards the death penalty and think what is the right view #RHUB305
@sydneygniesen I agree, with a topic with two sides such as politics it is a lot easier to cater towards one or the other, but won't necessarily shift anyones views. #RUHB305
Robb Willer's TedTalk was interesting to me, because it seems so obvious to persuade audiences by using techniques and jargon they are familiar with, but it seems we often forget to do that. Just shows the importance of knowing your audience beforehand #RHUB305
@CameronEinhorn I agree I never had heard of the and/or tool before visiting the library. I also felt after using these it was still difficult to narrow down my subject, but I might have to narrow down my topic as well. #RHUB305
After going through the SDSU library website, I realized Iโve used it a couple times before. The layout is pretty straightforward and I think finding the research I need wonโt be too much of a struggle #RHUB305
Like a lot of other people, I'd like to write my research paper about my major. I think very generally, I want to write about how exercise in any forms effects the body in aging vs those who don't. #RHUB305
the writing process for this second topic has been a little more difficult, because the format is something I haven't written formally in before, but the freedom of topic makes it a little easier. #RHUB305
@Milo01291755 I'm been in the same spot as you, because I've also been having a hard time putting the letter techniques into my letter. I know they will come with more repetition and practice. #RHUB305