...Note: This is a suggested template – not a required template. You may want to restructure the format, add or delete categories and otherwise make changes that will result in a more accurate description of your background and goals. Make sure you provide necessary information for someone to contact you (e-mail, address, telephone number … etc). Please keep the resume to two pages or less. Your Name here Area of Interest: Structural, Geotech… Campus Address: 17 Gold Nugget Dr. Worcester, MA 01601 508 450-5555 name@wpi.edu Permanent Address: 74 Heineken Cr. Chicago, IL 01609 508 867-5309 e-mail address Objective: To obtain an entry-level position in Civil Engineering with a focus on environmental/structural … etc engineering. Primary areas of interest include ….. Education: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, (date) Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Massachusetts Project Experience: • Interactive Qualifying Project: “title of iqp” (one or two sentence description or a.pdf file reference that is available on-line) • Major Qualifying Project: “title of mqp" (same) Background Courses Include: (add/remove) |Analytical Mechanics I |Surveying |Environmental Engineering | |Analytical Mechanics II |AutoCAD |Water Treatment | |Highway...
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...Washburn Guitars Case Evaluation There are a few factors that are likely to affect the demand for the lines of Washburn Guitars. Changing the price of the guitars that are sold would affect the demand for Washburn guitars that are bought by first-time guitar buyers. The demand for Washburn guitars will increase if they lower their prices. First-time guitar buyers want good value for the product that they are buying. Lowering the price would not have a significant effect on sophisticated musician buyers. Endorsements by internationally known musicians who use their guitars will increase demand by increasing customer awareness of their product. First-time guitar buyers will want to buy a Washburn guitar because one of their favorite musicians uses a Washburn guitar. These endorsements will make Washburn guitars a recognized brand name which will affect demand for first-time guitar buyers. Sophisticated musicians will also want to buy a Washburn guitar, if it is endorsed by a well-known musician, because they will think that it is a high quality guitar since it is being endorsed by amazing, popular musicians. These sophisticated musicians will want to buy signature guitars because of the prestige of the musician’s name. Another factor that would affect demand is Washburn guitars receiving great reviews. Customers will read these positive reviews in magazines and on the internet and they will want to go out and get a Washburn guitar for themselves. First-time guitar buyers will...
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...Disenrollment from Washburn Master of Social Works Program The purpose of this letter if to provide my reasoning for discontinuing my Master of Social Works (MSW) education with Washburn University. Many factors contributed to my decision to abandon my pursuit of obtaining a Master of Social Works degree with Washburn University. Initially, my practicum instructor and I discussed a timeline for completing my practicum which I provided and was in line to finish the practicum, however, over time; miscommunication occurred between the participants involved in my practicum. Secondly, during my practicum internship, my eighty-year-old mother was diagnosed with cancer requiring transportation to radiation treatment and follow-up pulmonary...
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...stage of product development is characterized by the necessity of creating tools and other machinery that will be used to create the product in question. (Washburn and Huang) Agreements between suppliers and distributers are usually required so that production can begin while protecting the interests of both parties. The supplier typically does not want to bear the early production costs unless there is a guaranty in place so that the supplier can recoup the initial costs of production. Conversely, distributors do not want to tie themselves to these costs in case the product does not perform well in its market. (Washburn et al.) A multi-year contract is often the solution to this problem. In this contract the supplier is reimbursed for the initial costs of production and the equipment used becomes the property of the distributor. Additionally, the distributor may offer an advance on all costs at the beginning of the business relationship. (Washburn et al.) It should also be noted that since labor and material costs can change from one year to the next, a cost increase clause can be inserted into these production contracts. This allows the supplier to adjust their compensation, usually at the end of the year. If the distributor refuses the increase, then the contract is terminated and the short term contract is over. (Washburn et al.) The litigious nature of American society created the need for product liability and insurance in case a problem arises resulting from the normal...
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... Adrienne Martin PSY/310 Cassandra Robinson Introduction: Margaret Floy Washburn was born on July 25th, 1871 in New York..She was an only child who spent much of her time reading books and acquiring all the knowledge her small mind could handle .Her father was an Episcopal minister and he had a parish in a small Orange County village for two years. Her family then moved to a modest river city in Kingston, where she obtained her high-school education. This later led her to go on to Vassar College. After leaving New York she entered a public school and was wrongly entered into a grade that was too high where she had much trouble with mathematics but due to her diligence she entered high school at the age of twelve. Washburn decided to go to Vassar in 1886 for the fall semester of but at this point in time there were not any majors accepted in the curriculum at Vassar. Latin, , Math, Chemistry, English and Physics, were required during a student’s sophomore year; Ethics and Psychology in the senior year but there was not a requirement to continue in any of the other subjects. Margaret Floy Washburn, Psychology’s Feminist Voices. (www.feministvoices.com) In the conclusion of her senior term she discovered that she had two principal learning interests, the field science and the study of philosophy. She soon learned...
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...In 1869, after working in his uncle's hardware supply company in Minneapolis, Charles A. Pillsbury, 27 years old, bought one-third of a local flour mill for $10,000 and began what would become the Pillsbury Company. Pillsbury and their competition, the Washburn Crosby Company, formed the Minneapolis Millers Association that same year. Pillsbury's improved in milling machinery included the early incorporation of modern equipment for milling the very hard local wheat. These improvements and the purchase of two additional mills allowed him to produce 2,000 barrels of flour a day by 1872. That year, he reorganized the company as C.A. Pillsbury and Company, making his father and uncle partners. During the 1880s, Pillsbury added six more mills, including...
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...The love for music and the care for the instruments are what motivate most the employees at Washburn Guitars. They have a tremendous value for music that their reward is to see a guitar finished. “Since our beginning in 1883, Washburn continues to build upon our foundation of high quality craftsmanship down to the very last detail. Our acoustics embody thoughtful details like easy playability, touch sensitive feel, and inspiring tone in every guitar.” (Washburn History) Most of the employees have a passion so great for the job that that that far exceeds any tangible reward. “Motivators are called intrinsic motivators because motivation comes from within the person through the work itself. Intrinsic motivators include achievement, recognition, challenge, and advancement.” (Lussier & Achua, 2013, p. 84) Because Washburn’s employees love their job they are more dedicated to creating the some of the best guitars. Working at Home Depot was one of the first jobs I held that gave extrinsic rewards to their employees. “Maintenance factors are called extrinsic motivators because motivation comes from outside the job itself.” (Lussier & Achua, 2013, p. 84) Home Depot used to have this reward called the Homer Fund. It was a badge given to employees for outstanding customer service or for going above and beyond in the work place. This badge was to be collected and worn on your apron. Once an employee collected five badges they could be turned in to payroll and you would receive...
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...1869 was the first organized expedition to explore the region that became Yellowstone National Park. The privately financed expedition was carried out by David E. Folsom, Charles W. Cook and William Peterson of Diamond City, Montana, a gold camp in the Confederate Gulch area of the Big Belt Mountains east of Helena, Montana. The journals kept by Cook and Folsom, as well as their personal accounts to friends were of significant inspirational value to spur the organization of the Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition which visited Yellowstone in 1870 • Washburn-Langford-Doane...
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...many different ways. A lot of these women made significant contribution to the history of psychology between the years 1850 and 1950. People sometimes may often overlook the women in psychology’s history. One of the famous women in psychology was Margaret Washburn. Margaret Washburn was born on July 25, 1871 in Harlan in New York City. Margaret was well known in Psychology. She was the first women to earn a PH.D in Psychology. She was different then some women, she chooses to worry about her career instead of getting married and starting a family. She was similar to other women also though, she likes ballroom dancing, playing the piano, and painting when she was not busy with her career. Washburn spent most of her career life at Vassar College teaching. During her time there she published 134 articles and 66 book reviews/notices. “She was instrumental in the maturation of psychological endeavors as a scholarly and scientific endeavor.” ( Board of trustees of northern Illinois University, 2011). One of the best known publications was the animal mind. It was a book that was published that became the first textbook in comparative psychology that compiled the experimental studies of animal behavior and mentality. Washburn believed that psychology is about studying both consciousness and behavior and that research should both explain and describe by obtaining and interpreting facts. In her career she held many different positions which included; APA president in 1921, she was...
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...* ------------------------------------------------- Introduction: * ------------------------------------------------- One of the benefits of the internet is transferring file between computers to share information between people, but computers which run different operating systems need a common language between them to understand each other and this language is called protocols (Washburn et al., 1996). FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a protocol to transfer files that described for the first time in the early seventies and standardized in 1982 (Matthews, 2005). SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) is another file transfer protocol, but the first RFC describing SFTP was released in 2001 (Ylonen et al. 2001). Organizations have to provide file transfer services to their customers, and they should choose the secure file transfer protocol which will secure their costumers files. In this essay, a comparison between FTP and SFTP would be making from three aspects. Firstly, I will illustrate the differences between FTP and SFTP in starting communication methods, and how they maintain the connection and the ports used by them. Secondly, I will focus on security vulnerabilities of FTP and SFTP and their effects on users and files security. Finally, I will compare the speed of files transferring in FTP and SFTP for different files with different sizes. * ------------------------------------------------- Communication Approach: * ------------------------------------------------- ...
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...Yellowstone National Park. He is also considered to be one of the first mountain men, as he spent many months out in the wilderness with little connection to humanity. • Folsom-Cook-Peterson expedition The Cook-Folsom-Peterson expedition was the first expedition into the Yellowstone territory that was properly organized and funded by private sources. This expedition was led by three men, David E. Folsom, Charles W. Cook and William Peterson of Diamond City, Montana, a small mining camp in the Confederate Gulch near Helena Montana. The journals kept by Cook and Folsom, as well as their personal accounts to friends were of significant inspirational value to spur the organization of the Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition which visited Yellowstone in 1870 • Washburn-Langford-Doane...
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...They destroyed the southern half of the Washburn volcano and whatever mountains existed between Mt. Washburn and the Red Mountains. Geologists have identified streaks and thin layers of Yellowstone volcanic ash from as far away as California, Saskatchewan, Iowa, and the Gulf of Mexico. Ash was blasted into the stratosphere circulated around the globe and must have altered the weather worldwide. 2. Which Tectonic plates are present in Yellowstone national park? Yellowstone National park is known as a Super-volcano; due to the extensively large volcano beneath Yellowstone. This is due to The National Park's placing which happens to be directly on top of a hot spot. The past volcanic activity in the region provided by the hotspot, has come to form an astonishing landscape. There are various magma chambers beneath...
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...Washburn approaches capitalism from its two binary perspectives. The pro-capitalist posits that capitalism “moves on two tracks, the economic track and the political track” (Washburn, 155). They remark that the economic track allows people to be free and independent, while the political track is democratic, giving people an equal voice. They define justice as “being fair” and that it is giving people “what they have earned or merited” (Washburn, 155). Because capitalism rewards people for their individual contribution to society, the inequalities present in the economic track must be just. However, the pro-socialist disagrees because capitalism is based on profit. The pro-socialist says profit is “lying” and tricking others to pay more money...
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...universal time for lunch time. This hunger is triggered by learned behavior. In addition, the smell, taste, or texture of food can also trigger your hunger. An example would be if you like hamburgers, the smell of a hamburger cooking may trigger your hunger. Also people can feel hungry for a particular taste, more specifically, the four basic tastes which are salty, bitter, sour, and sweet. People will continue to feel hungry until these four tastes are satisfied. Walter Cannon was a pioneering physiologist. He believed that gastric Miller2 activity in an empty stomach was the sole basis for hunger. Walter Cannon and his student A. L. Washburn came up with the stomach contraction theory which states that we know we are hungry when our stomach contracts. The two of them conducted an experiment in which Washburn trained himself to swallow a balloon which was uninflated and attached to a rubber tube. The other end of the tube was attached to a device that recorded changes in air pressure. Cannon then inflated the balloon in Washburn’s stomach. When inflated in his stomach transmitted his...
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...interconnection, use of social tolerance and affiliation between and among genders, etc. (Riley, 2013; Fedigan, 2005; Washburn, 1973). To highlight these shifts we can examine an investigation done from 1935, the article in question Behavior of Red Spider Moneys in Panama by C. R. Carpenter presents data concerning food and feeding activity, locomotion patterns, territoriality and nomadism, social organization, reproductive behavior, relations of mothers and infants, grooming, play, coordination and control of the group on the Red spider monkeys of the Coto Region of Western Panama. The report seems to lack explicit bias during the first examination; however, during further analysis the dismissive attitude and lack of theoretical explanation for the red spider monkey’s behaviors are apparent. For example Carpenter (1935) states “when a group is disturbed, the males, including those in the male subgroupings, rush towards the place of disturbance and under these conditions, rudimentary types of cooperation are to be observed” (180). This is the last sentence of his report, no further analysis is given for this behavior and we are left with the sense that while cooperation has been observed it is insignificant. In fact most of the article reports in a similar blasé manner leaving little in the way of analysis of the behaviors themselves. This method of reporting changed with Washburn (1973) approach for incorporating the study of nonhuman primates into anthropology’s continued quest to understand...
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