15 Ways You Can Make An Impact In Baltimore Right Now
1. You can join a non-profit like Big Brothers, Big Sisters or bring the child of a family friend under your wing – Either way, mentoring is a great way to provide guidance, support and encouragement to a person. They may not have anyone around that can show them how to apply for college or write a resume or how to overcome issues they’re facing in school. Being that person who they can lean on could change their life. 2. Small businesses stimulate economic growth and creat
Life In Motion: A Conversation with Ballerina Misty Copeland
On August 1, 2015, I visited the Reginald F. Lewis Museum to tour The Dance Theatre of Harlem Exhibit and to attend the "A Conversation with Ballerina Misty Copeland" event. The Dance Theatre of Harlem exhibit displayed beautiful hand sewn costumes, the worldwide history of the dance program and a dance barre. It was fun to watch all the little girls dancing at the barre and looking at each other in the mirror. We, the adults, tried to do the same moves as the kids, some of
3 Ways Food Influences the Workplace
Many people may not realize that food is a huge influencer in the workplace. They tend to work until lunch time, take a break then keep going. But I found a few ways that food can make your work life better (or worse). Socialize via Food You can make food in the workplace a social event in a few ways… Go out to eat. Going out to a restaurant with co-workers after a hard week (or day) can feel very rewarding, and can help you get to know your co-workers! If you’re heading out
How to Snag an Internship
Have One General Resume Always edit it corresponding to the internship you’re applying for, but it's good to always have a starting point! Keep Your Resume With You (and/or business cards if you have one) You never know when a teacher invites a special guest to class, and that special guest may just work for a fortune 100. My professor brought in so many guests and I thought nothing of it... until one of them offered my classmate an internship. Use Your School’s Internship Pr
