WK1 Project: My MCBS Story

Before I started the MCBS Program, I was enrolled at University Of Maryland Baltimore County majoring in Information Systems. Since I was in high school, I imagined myself working on fine-tuning computer systems into the late hours and computing complex but innovative software coding for a leading fortune 500 company. I had always thought I wanted to work with computers as an Information Technology specialist. I was very computer savvy and knew I wanted to take my aspirations to the next level. But then 
I began an internship with the National Capital Coalition to Prevent Underage Drinking (NCCPUD) as community liaison and public relations worker.  Working with my mentor and coalition's Executive President, Nadine Parker, I was introducing to the wide and inspiring world of philanthropy and public relations. Because of that internship, 
I began speaking on radio stations, local news stations, and in front of large crowds as an advocate for the coalition. Because of the public exposure, I gained a good amount of practice and interest into the field of communication. Because of my interests, 
I applied to Full Sail University for the Media Communications Bachelors of Science program.

Until on a sunny Saturday afternoon, I received my enrollment decision from Full Sail University in the mail and had been graciously accepted into the MCBS program. And ever since then, I decided to pursue my passion for media communications and broadcasting. I have been working to complete my communications degree and pursue a career in the lucrative industry of media communications.

To complete this project, I utilized the Microsoft Word, Photoshop, and Google Blogger. Microsoft Word was used when crafting the post following the modified story pine. Photoshop was used to crop and digitally edit my personal photograph. Lastly, Google Blogger was used when creating and naming my student blog for the MCBS program.