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Gen 105 Capstone Checkpoint

You are at your graduation dinner. Your best friend or favorite relative stands up and talks about your five most significant strengths that contributed to your successful graduation from college. What do you think they are? I have had a lot of friends in my life, but none are as kind, as thoughtful, as motivating and as inspiring as Elizabeth. She has long been an example to me of how a dedicated student should be. She is the kind of person who makes sure everyone feels included in what is going on. She always goes above and beyond expectations, even when she thinks no one will notice. She knows how to keep a team focused and how to prioritize her daily tasks at hand. She is forward thinking and always anticipates what needs to be done next to keep a project going. Elizabeth has always been there to help her friends no matter what has happened. That is why I am honored to know her and proud to be part of her graduating class. As my classmates and I move out into the world, I am sure that I will not be the only one to look to Elizabeth to be an example of an honorable and successful person and friend, just as she has been an example of a trusted friend, a thoughtful team member and a hard working student. She made her way through college just by being herself and few other things: Her willingness to work hard no matter what She didn't let herself get so wrapped up in her social life that she forgot to show up for her classes She majored in something she was genuinely interested in... It's much easier to do well when you aren't falling asleep in class She managed her time wisely and got things done on time. She is well spoken and will speak her mind when she has a question or wants to be heard. You are prepping for an interview for a job in a field in which you have had no training or experience whatsoever. You decide to list for yourself five items- qualities, life events, or achievements '' that will indicate to the...