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I’m not sure what I want to do in life or what I want to study and I want a college with many majors maybe around 10,000 people. I also want to go to college in somewhere like boston (i.e college towns)

here’s part of my resume

Winston Churchill High School Graduate, June, 2011
Winston Churchill High School in Potomac, MD (2007-2009, 2011)
GPA: 3.29
WPGA: 3.59
SAT: Critical Reading: 650 Math: 570 Writing: 560

2009-2010-Attended Istituto Magistrale Renzo Levi in Rome, Italy in junior and first semester of senior year, studying only in Italian (Courses: Latin literary history, Art History, Medieval History, Italian literature, Jewish History, Jewish Religion, English literature, Hebrew language, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Physical education, Philosophy)

-2010 Eagle Scout of the Boy scouts of America, Troop 613
-2009-2010 Volunteer project Leader: conceived, conducted and donated 21 interviews of Italian holocaust survivors to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C, becoming the youngest donor in the museum’s history.
-2010 Translated English questionnaire into Italian for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
-2004-present Boy Scout, Troop 613
-2007 National Youth Leadership Training (Boy Scouts of America)
-2009 Ner Tamid award Jewish Scouting religious award
-2011 Jewish committee on scouting award
-2006-present Competitive Swimmer, Rockville Montgomery Swim Club
-2009 Bronze Medal 200 yard freestyle relay
-2009-2011 Competitive Swimmer, the Blueagles team, Rome, Italy

Teaching Experience:

-2008-2009: Tutor of two boys with learning disabilities
-Summer 2009: Swimming Instructor, The Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington
-English tutor for Italian classmates during year abroad

Professional Experience:

-2011-Present: Tour Guide for Xaberia Tours providing Italian language tours to tourists in Washington, DC
-Presently training/working to be a tour guide in Rome, Italy with New York Times Bestselling author Roy Doliner

Languages:

-Fluent in Italian, English and Hebrew
-Studied French for four years
-Possesses dual citizenship: Italian and American

i’ve never taken any AP courses

You have excellent extracurrics. The only thing I’d be concerned about is your SAT score and lack of AP’s. If you have a chance, retake the SAT and try for a better score. Boston University or Northeastern may be good matches for you (still a bit of a reach), but really try to get your SAT score up!

Edit- just read the UMass post. UMass Amherst is an excellent school. It’s in western Mass, but it’s in one of the best college towns, as it’s located near 4 other colleges. If you go to UMass Amherst, you can take classes at those other colleges, including Amherst College

Dear The Grove: Statesboro
Per your email, I am applying to the Community Assistant position. I am very interested in this opportunity, and feel that I am perfect fit for this position.
I am a team oriented, positive person with excellent work ethic. With a deep commitment to quality customer service; my concise skill will lead to great productivity for your company. All of my employment history required me to promote clear, concise information, while executing communication and customer relations skills. My employment background coupled with my outgoing, energetic and friendly personality would enable me to exceed within the company. With these skills, I am more than confident that I am a great addition to this team.
Thank you for your consideration for the Community Assistant position. I am eager to execute my knowledge, skill and experience to contribute to your growing business. If you are interested in setting up a interview, feel free to contact me at the number, or email address listed above. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
Kristiana Towns
(Resume Included)
Kristiana L. Towns
KristianaTowns@yahoo.com
Cell: (404)
Permanent Address: 155
EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts, expected May 2013
Major: Public Relations Minor: Fashion Merchandise

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
•Keep Decatur Clean
•Decatur High School Mentoring program
•Volunteer Cheerleading Coach
•Volunteer Track and Field Coach
•Jobs for Georgia Graduates Career Association
• City of Atlanta Camp Counselor
EXPERIENCE
Wal-Mart Super Center, Statesboro,GA July 2010-Dec 2010
Cashier
•Expedite customer orders
•Maintained a positive work atmosphere
•Provide exceptional customer service

Abercrombie & Fitch, Atlanta, GA May 2009-March 2010
Team Member
•Maintained store cleanliness and stocks
•Provide excellent customer service
•Check and maintained accurate inventory

ACTIVITIES
Member, GA Southern Track and Field (2009-Present)
Member, GA Southern Cross Country (2009-2010)
Member, Future Business Leaders of America
Member, D.I.M.E.S Fashion Organization and Marketing

SKILLS
Basic knowledge of Spanish and French
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (2007)

FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME

Get a book on resume writing.

Saying you are interested in the position is redundant. They know you are interested; otherwise you would not submit a resume. change "perfect fit" to

Here is why I am the perfect fit: example a, b, c; case a, b, c ; history at a, b, c <– that idea.[ i e bolder, stronger, more specific.]

"With these skills, I am more than confident… " << NO. too wordy.
say "I am [will be, would be] an excellent choice and fit for this position." {okay to use "great addition" if you want to stick with that wording. Just be bold, strong, positive, and straight forward i e assertive} [also best to not actually say "I" too many times]

oh so trite: everybody is a team member and team player

and you EXCEL, or grow, or ,,, NOT exceed – unless you adjust the sentence

don’t kill (execute) your knowledge [ semi - lol ]

Answer the question: How does your education, experience, and background help their organization? – - so remove half to 3/4 of your "credentials" because they will not take the time to read them, and not like that you are trying to waste their precious time.

Be more assertive to get the job. When you say "If you are interested … " the human tendency is to say NO. so … "I can be reached at ….." >>Not: feel free….

a resume is ATTACHED, not ‘included’ and start with your education and skills first, after name, address, email, etc, so they can quickly see how to give you a callback. [<<< edit: I guess you did. Just hard to tell on Y!A] {Your spanish is a good selling point, and maybe the french, depending on your community. Your volunteering experience is also a good selling point.}

any editing suggestions? thank you!

As a —— Medical Center volunteer I compile new admit packets, assist the unit secretary with basic administrative work, clerical duties, and answer call lights. Volunteering in a hospital has influenced my decision on being a Pre-Med student. Moreover, being an intern at a biotech company allows me to work alongside highly skilled scientists who build disease models for oncology, cardiovascular, inflammation and metabolic diseases. Interning at —–, Inc. I conducted media changes and counted cells as well as eliminated the risk of cell contamination. My internship at ——-, Inc. enhanced my prospective as a student researcher and helped me understand medicine on a molecular level.
While I enjoy volunteering and interning I consider tutoring children in the Latino community to be the most rewarding. I have tutored at ——. As an active member of my community I help children with their history and science courses. Tutoring children in the Latino community allows me to engage with their parents and reiterate the importance of higher education.

As a volunteer at a hospital I understand the importance of giving back to my community. During my experience as a volunteer at —— Medical Center I realize that volunteering my time to patients is something I will to continue throughout my undergraduate career. In 2015 I will continue volunteering, tutoring and attending community events. In five years I will have traveled to Asia and South America along with returned to a once visited country, ——-. Academically, I will have commissioned as a Second Lieutenant and earned a bachelor degree with successful completion of a MCAT prep course.
In the year 2020 I will attend my first solo exhibition reception in —–, California. Aside from my passion for medicine—painting is a therapeutic hobby of mine that I am fortunate to excel in. As an active officer of the military in 2020 I will be enjoying my time back home in the —–. In ten years from now I will still be an artist and a hardworking student in a residency program at a hospital overseas.
Thereafter at the age of 38 in the year 2025 I will be a practicing cardiothoracic surgeon in the US Military. I will own a gallery and rent the space to up and coming artists from all over the world. Conclusively, I am now taking the next step in life to challenge myself in illustrating my passion through knowledge. I am reminded that knowledge is never selfish and should be used to help those in need. Lastly, with the assistance various degrees, internships, fellowships and work experience from military and civilian life I will have reached my ultimate dream—happiness.

As a —— Medical Center volunteer I compile new admit packets, assist the unit secretary with basic administrative work, clerical duties, and answer call lights. Volunteering in a hospital has influenced my decision on being a Pre-Med student. Moreover, being an intern at a biotech company allows me to work alongside highly skilled scientists who build disease models for oncology, cardiovascular, inflammation and metabolic diseases. Interning at —–, Inc. I conducted media changes and counted cells as well as eliminated the risk of cell contamination. My internship at ——-, Inc. enhanced my PERSPECTIVE as a student researcher and helped me understand medicine on a molecular level.
While I enjoy volunteering and interning I consider tutoring children in the Latino community to be the most rewarding. I have tutored at ——. As an active member of my community I help children with their history and science courses. Tutoring children in the Latino community allows me to engage with their parents and reiterate the importance of higher education.

As a volunteer at a hospital I understand the importance of giving back to my community. During my experience as a volunteer at —— Medical Center I realize that volunteering my time to patients is something I will to continue throughout my undergraduate career. In 2015 I will continue volunteering, tutoring and attending community events. In five years I will have traveled to Asia and South America AND WILL HAVE REVISITED ANOTHER COUNTRY, NAMELY________ (IF IT"S ASIA OR SOUTH AMERICA, MAYBE LEAVE IT OUT) , ——-. Academically, I will have BEEN commissioned as a Second Lieutenant and earned a bachelor degree with successful completion of MCAT (SPELL OUT THE ACRONYM THEN PUT MCAT IN PARENTHESIS) prep course.
In the year 2020 I will attend my first solo exhibition reception (RECEPTION IN WHAT? SPECIFY) in —–, California. Aside from my passion for medicine, (COMMA) painting is a therapeutic hobby of mine IN WHICH I AM FORTUNATE TO EXCEL. As an active officer of the military in 2020, (COMMA) I will be enjoying my time back home in the —–. (DELETE IN) Ten years from now I will still be an artist and a hardworking student in a residency program at a hospital overseas.
Thereafter at the age of 38 in the year 2025 I will be a practicing cardiothoracic surgeon in the US Military. I will own a gallery and rent the space to up-and-coming (ADD HYPHENS) artists from all over the world. Conclusively, I am now taking the next step in life to challenge myself in illustrating my passion through knowledge. I am reminded that knowledge is never selfish and should be used to help those in need. Lastly, with the assistance OF various degrees, internships, fellowships and work experience from military and civilian life, (COMMA) I will have reached my ultimate dream—happiness.

GENERAL COMMENT: I think you are a very good writer, but it was confusing to me to read your essay. In the beginning, you need to state what your purpose is in a summary fashion and then give examples to support that generality or purpose. In the first sentence, you’ve launched with examples. What are the examples are supporting? Re-read it from the perspective of the reader. Where would they get confused? Do they have the big picture? Give big picture statements and then illustrate with specifics. For example: My past experiences make me highly qualified for the intern position at ___________. Many examples support this. I volunteered at …… Then give examples of why this is so. But first we need to see the forest, then we need to see the trees. First you need to give the reader a roadmap of where you’re going in your essay, and then give examples along the way – but then the readers will understand where you are going without wondering, what does this example of painting, working with Latinos, what I plan to do in the future, etc. have to do with applying for an intern position?

Good luck! I hope you get it.

Ok, I’ve been realizing this all the time for the past year but for some reason or another, would move on and never seem to do anything about it. I tried to categorize this question the best I could to make it easier to follow, sorry about the length, I know its long, but if you have any comments or suggestions PLEASE POST THEM! I’m beginning to become very depressed and worried and it would mean so much to me!

BACKGROUND:
I’m a 20 year old male with one younger brother, living in an apartment with one roommate currently, who does pretty well for himself but can be a dick sometimes. My dad was born and raised in the Middle East before coming to America and my mom grew up in Ohio. My dad is an outstanding neurologist who always got straight A’s and worked his ass off, while my mom still did well and used to be a nurse, but after marrying my dad, quit her job and now only cleans the house with occasional volunteer work. My dad is usually gone on weekdays from morning till dinner-time and usually comes home stressed out and just wants to eat and relax, while my mom is very nice most of the day but has her occasional mood swings and, with being home all the time, never gives me as much privacy as I’d like. They both want me to do really well in school and are willing to spend as much as possible for my education (My mom nags me about it much more than my dad). Both parents are still happily married by the way.

PAST:
From as far back as I can remember all the way through my sophomore year I only wanted to fit in and be well liked by everyone. I wanted to be popular with girls and be the guy they always wanted to be around, but never thought I was very good-looking and because of it, never had the courage. In fact, up until my senior year I had never even hooked up with anyone. I wasn’t outgoing at all. I only wanted to do what was considered cool and hang out with my friends as much as possible, and similarly, hang out with my family as little as possible. I would always get in stupid arguments with my parents over the smallest, least important things and try to be away from them always, and even after all this time I still don’t know why. I used to exaggerate stories or tell little white lies to my friends and peers just to make myself sound more interesting and important. What was considered cool changed throughout the years obviously, for example, I was really into sports like soccer and basketball in elementary school, then moved into more extreme sports like skateboarding and snowboarding later on in early middle school simply because the majority of kids thought it was the "in" thing. Then I got really into all kinds of video games and acting like a gangster in late middle school/early high school times, again, just because my friends thought it was cool. I will admit, everything I did was still fun, but at the same time I’ve realized almost everything I do with my friends is fun, whether or not it’s cool. Even the clothes I wore represented just what was trendy and popular and as a matter of fact, the only reason I stared drinking and smoking cigarettes in high school was because everyone else was doing it. At the same time though, I always did pretty well in school, I would say a solid 3.5 average, and I wanted to be someone who made large amounts of money, and at the time thought a computer programmer would be appropriate (since I thought was really into video games at the time). I can now honestly say after looking back at it, I was never very happy or confident in my past and the only things that were important to me were my wants and desires.

JUNIOR YEAR TO COLLEGE:
Then as my junior year begun, I picked up smoking weed, at first because everyone was doing it, but after only a few times I took a completely different outlook on life and loved it. I realized I had been very unconfident and self-centered up until now and never took the time to see what was important to others. I recognized the times where when I did what was cool, I only did it for that reason, and not because it’s what I thought was right or what I actually liked. I also saw how I never made any effort to socialize with new people and noticed how I was always very judgmental of everyone and everything. Once I got more confidence, I started making an effort to talk to everyone around me and tried to understand their point of views in every aspect of life. I stopped trying so hard to fit in and quit worrying about acting cool, and just tried to be friendly to everyone I ran into. I think I became much more open-minded, relaxed, and in a weird sort of way, enlightened. This outlook helped make my senior year the best time of my life, where I’m proud to say I finally communicated and got along with my whole class. I can also honestly say I was truly happy during this time. I’m not going to lie though; I was smoking weed multiple times a day. My grades did decline a little with me getting a 3.1 my
continuing off of before…

first semester and not managing to even get a 3.0 my second, but I still got in my college of choice and didn’t worry about it.

COLLEGE:
At first I was very nervous but I stuck with my new mentality and made friends easily (most of which, smoke with me). All my closest friends are very diverse and different from each other, but I love them all the same, and it’s the diversity that I love the most. I’ve really been trying and doing a great job at treating everyone, and I mean everyone literally, with respect and kindness when I can. I absolutely love meeting new people and LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to put a smile on someone’s face, especially a friend. Relationship wise, I’ve still never had a girlfriend but I have had plenty of good hookups and a few memorable one night stands.
Sadly though, I’d really like to finally date someone long-term than just hook up with them for a few weeks, but I always mess it some way or another. Currently, there’s this girl who I LOVE TO DEATH, but she is now going out with one of my close friends. The thing that makes me mad though is he knows I have a hard time starting relationships, and he knows how much I liked her, and knew we were hooking up for weeks, but still got involved when he had the chance and pushed me out of the picture! School wise, I am not doing as well as I should. My freshman year my cumulative was only a 2.2 and even though I am doing better this year, it’s still not looking likely that I’ll obtain a 3.0. I’ve also changed majors three times now and depending on how this one goes, I might even change again. Every major I seem to try I do like, but I know there are so many majors to choose from and I’m not sure which one I like the best. Overall though, my college experience so far has been amazing.
I’ve met so many new friends and helped people out in ways I didn’t know I could do. There is a lot of responsibility involved though and it’s getting to the point where I have so much going on now I don’t know what to do and feel depressed sometimes. Everyone tells me I’m the nicest person they know (and girls even think I’m good looking, yay!), which all helps boost my confidence and mood too, but if I can’t manage to get my grades up this semester I will have to leave here forever.

NOW:
I don’t know what to do or think anymore and I almost feel like I’m going insane at times. I’m usually still in a great mood all day, but I find that when I have time to think to myself I’m depressed. School is important to me but sometimes I don’t have the motivation to do well or randomly mess something important up. I’m still very uncertain with what I want to do career and major wise and I’m already halfway done with college!
It makes me nervous because I used to be so sure with what I wanted to do in life but now I’m not. There are still so many things that I question about myself, and I’m very worried that I’m still just doing what is considered cool by society. At the same time though, I don’t want to stop doing my actions because it honestly could be what I really like and not just what everyone conforms to. I often think about the purpose of life and if there really is any purpose behind it at all (don’t get me wrong, I would never commit suicide). I also think sometimes that I don’t really have an opinion on most things, because I can clearly see how someone would like it and vise versa. I’m not sure if I should keep smoking weed either, but whenever I stop for long periods at a time, it doesn’t seem to do anything for me. Also, I still don’t know what to do with my relationship issue, because I really do love and care about this girl.
I’ve tried to move on for months now but it’s just too hard for me to do. I’ve asked my friends for suggestions on these things but everyone has different answers for me. Please, what should I do?

Told ya it was a long question hahahaha, sorry again!

Live life for yourself. Just because everybody else does it doesn’t mean you should either. Good to hear that are changing the way you treat and perceive people. Please do not hurt yourself. It seems you are very bright and the world needs more bright people. May you feel that you have to please people most of the time, and that is possibly causing you your problems. I love to make people happy and laugh to but maybe you are doing it to the detriment of your own personal well being. The way you describe yourself sounds like you can benefit from The Word. Yes. That Word. The Word of God. Bless you and peace be with you.

Clubs:
-National Honor Society (11,12)
-Parliamentarian (11)
-Interact (10,11,12)
-Executive Committeeman (11,12)
-Quiz Bowl (9,10,11,12)
-Teenage Republicans (11,12)
-Founder and de facto Chairman (11)
-District Chairman (12)
-Future Business Leaders of America (10, 11)
-President (11)
-Distributive Education Clubs of America (9,11)
-Environmental Club (12)
-Debate Club (10)
-Political Club (12)
-Senior Advisors (12)
-Freshman Year Experience (12)
-School Paper (10,11)
-News Editor (10)
-Opinions Editor (11)
-Student Council (10,11,12)
-Class President (11)
-Student Body President (12)
-Superintendent’s Advisory Council (11,12)
-Local Board of Education
-Student Representative (11,12)
-Intern for McCain for President

Academics:
-2nd in my class
-SAT Score:2070 (am retaking it and am confident of breaking 2200)
-Scored a five on my AP English Language exam and a five on my AP U.S. Government and Politics Exam
-Scored a 700 on my SAT Subject Test in U.S. History

Awards:
-Senior Hall of Fame
-Most Likely to Cure Cancer
-School’s Elected Nominee for the DAR Good Citizen Award
-Won a local scholarship to attend the Future World Leaders’ Summit in Washington, DC
-Was selected as one only two students in my state (104 throughout the nation) to serve as a delegate to the 2009 United States Senate Youth Program
-Selected to serve for a week as a page in the North Carolina House of Representatives
-Transylvania County Scholar
-Junior Marshall
-Nominee for the Morehead Scholarship
-1st place in the state for the Public Speaking I category of the Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference
-Qualified twice to go to state for Distributive Education Clubs of America

Sports:
-Tennis (9, 10, 11)
-All-Conference Player (10)

Jobs:
-Phone Bank Operator for Charles Taylor for Congress (September – November 2006)
-Called-up local citizens to inform them about early voting and other election procedures
-Rocky’s Soda Shop General Employee (July – August 2009)
-Prepared ice-cream desserts
-Took orders
-Ran orders
-Swept
-Washed dishes
-Restocked food

AP Courses:
-AP English Language
-AP English Literature
-AP Government and Politics
-AP U.S. History
-AP Macroeconomics
-AP Microeconomics
-AP Biology
-AP European History

Leadership Conferences:
-Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (Summer of 2007)
-United States Senate Youth Program (11)
-Presidential Classroom (11)
-Student Council Leadership Conference at Clemson (10)
-Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference (10)
-Local Student Council Leadership Conference (11)

Volunteering:
-Rang bells for the Salvation Army
-Tutored students at Brevard Elementary School
-Tutored a student at Brevard High School
-Volunteered at Brevard Elementary School’s Fall Fun Day
-Participated in Rent-A-Student (adults rented students and the proceeds went to providing heat for needy families during the winter months)
-Volunteer at the Brian Center (local nursing home)
-Helped organize the Senior Citizens Prom (brought senior citizens from across the county together for a night of fun, food, and dancing)
-Volunteer at SAFE’s Attic

Initiative:
-Stood-up to the School Board when many students and parents grew concerned over the dismissal of several good teachers from the high school
-Founded my local branch of the Teenage Republicans

In The Works:
-Founded a local Youth Court
-Founded a local STAND (anti-genocide) club
-Organized the Night of 1000 dinners to raise money for the victims of land mines
-Founded the Inter-Club Council to help facilitate greater communication between the various clubs in our school
My weighted GPA was 4.56 last time I checked. Also, what should I focus on in the coming months to enhance any areas of weakness in my credentials?

And your unweighted GPA is… ?

Adam Huttler is founder and executive director of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit organization that serves a national community of artists.

The traditional non-profit model is under attack. Rattling our tin cup for grants is no longer enough. Funders ask us to be business-like, but what does that really mean?

In this talk, Adam Huttler will discuss some emerging models for reinventing the way nonprofit cultural organizations do business. He will consider legal strategies, like the L3C and fiscal sponsorship. He will discuss structural approaches, including systems-centric cluster management. And he will consider the philosophical underpinnings of the whole conversation Who are our customers? Is professionalism really a good thing? When should infrastructure be outsourced?

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Los Angeles. July 2010

In 2008, City of Lights was founded to increase visibility of cyclists of color, to provide legal rights and safety trainings, and to empower these cyclists so that they may advocate on their own behalf in their communities.

Along with the National Day Labor Organizing Network (NDLON), the Central American Resource Center (CARECEN), and the Popular Education Institute of Southern California (IDEPSCA), City of Lights began its legal rights and safety workshops for day laborers, as well as host bike rides.

In 2009, the Bicycle Kitchen began offering mechanic workshops to day laborers at CARECEN. Based on its success, people began discussing establishing a permanent location at a day laborer center.

By October of 2009, IDEPSCA offered a space at their Downtown Community Job Center in LA’s Garment District. With tools and used parts from the Bicycle Kitchen and donations from businesses and individuals, workshops at the space began; with day laborers, Bicycle Kitchen members, and City of Lights volunteers working side-by-side. They named themselves “La Bici Digna”.

The day laborers are the volunteers, teaching themselves bike mechanics in alliance with other volunteers and knowledgeable day laborers.

Day laborers and volunteers articulate their visions for the space through small meetings and assemblies.

In these assemblies, as consensus decision-making process, laborers develop as collective members and decision makers, creating the future of the program.

The laborers draw the connection between racist immigration policies and environmental destruction.

They hope to provide a sustainable example for others to follow in directly addressing real needs within a community, and doing so together, democratically, and with dignity.

[The structure and message of this video was decided on by the day laborers during their most recent assembly.]

La Bici Digna
http://ciudaddeluces.wordpress.com/?page_id=261&preview=true

City of Lights
http://ciudaddeluces.wordpress.com/

Bicycle Kitchen
http://www.bicyclekitchen.com

IDEPSCA
http://www.idepsca.org

CARECEN
http://www.carecen-la.org/

NDLON
http://www.ndlon.org

Popular Education Resources
http://www.colectivoflatlander.org/recursos
http://www.nnirr.org/shop/curricula.php
http://www.popednews.org/resources.html

Music: “Cariñito” by Los Hijos del Sol

Titles, Subtitles, and Editing!!! by Sasha

Thanxxx also to Luz

Duration : 0:3:27

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July 9, 2009
Bethesda, MD

Objectives:

1. Discuss the challenges to the medical care system during the spring H1N1 outbreak.
2. Discuss the anticipated medical surge challenges and gaps, as well as possible solutions, related to the return of a potential more clinically severe H1N1 outbreak.
3. Identify information requirements for hospitals, outpatient healthcare providers, the EMS community, long-term care facilities and physicians offices and clinics responding to H1N1.

More H1N1 (Swine) flu and seasonal flu info at http://www.flu.gov

Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.newmedia.hhs.gov/comment_policy.html

Duration : 0:37:18

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Vice President Biden speaks to the Parade All-America High School Service Team about the importance of community involvement and public service. The team is composed of high school students who are changing their communities through public service. June 23, 2010.

Duration : 0:17:26

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Mayor Gavin Newsom’s 2008 State of the City poverty webisode.

Duration : 0:41:20

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