Submitted by Aaron Statham on Fri, 04/19/2024 - 10:18pm
Date of meeting:
Friday, April 19, 2024
Did you succeed in achieving your action steps since the last meeting? If yes, please state which action steps you were able to complete. If no, please explain the challenges that you experienced. (If first meeting, write ‘first meeting’ here.):
I have completed my goal. My grade for managerial accounting has been posted and is currently a 100% A with extra credit as well.
Please state your goal using the SMART Method: Specific: Avoid generalities! Your goal should have specific details so you know what you are achieving. Measurable: Make sure you have solid criteria for establishing your progress toward your goal. Actionable: You can clearly define action steps towards your goal Rewarding: Your goal must be something that is meaningful and worthwhile. Time Specific: Having specific dates for beginning and finishing goals keeps you on track. Example: “My goal is to receive a Sports Internship by May 1st”:
S- Achieve a A grade in Managerial Accounting
M- With 90 or more points
A- Through study and practicing
R- So I maintain my 4.0 GPA
T- By April 15th
Please list the action steps you will take to achieve your goals stated above. These are action steps that will be completed by next meeting. Example: “1. Finish my resume. 2. Talk with my advisor. 3. Submit a sports internship application at two institutions.”:
1.I will Study my course materials for more than one hour, and complete practice assignments whether they are graded or not.
2. I will reach out to my fellow students for help when I need guidance.
3. I will contact the professor if I need assistance with a specific problem.
How have the NSLS speakers or SNT meetings helped you achieve your goals or changed your life?:
Both the SNT meetings and NSLS speakers have helped me to appreciate how helpful the connections we make in our personal and professional lives are. Being able to reach out to my fellow students for advice and help made a world of difference. Whether it be academic, work related, or solely personal, two heads are better than one.
Status:
Approved
Reviewed Date:
Saturday, April 20, 2024 - 12:34am
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