1. The presentations I saw were:
- Teaching Biology
- Soccer Training, Goalkeeping
- Suicidal Youth
- Real Estate
- Bikram Yoga
- Public Defender
- Acting, Piano
- Music Store Operation
- Magic the Gathering
- Animal Adoption
- Teaching Kindergarten
- Strength Training (I learned I have none)
- Physical Therapy
- Marine Biology
Side Comment: The individual in charge of the Suicidal Youth presentation, Paola Rodriguez, did a phenomenal job. I was practically moved to tears by such an emotional, educational and empowering presentation.
2. Can a guardian be a mentor?
3. It seems like the most important part of the senior project is making time! If someone does a phenomenal job and doesn’t make time, as far as I know, it won’t be a pretty situation for them.
4. I am considering doing Illegal Immigration as my senior project because I have always had an interest for it since I practically grew up in my father’s immigration office. I have already worked there in the past for a part time job, but I feel that immersing myself during the summer as an intern will help me truly understand the job of an immigration attorney.
5. For my mentorship, I plan on working at an immigration office to further enhance my understanding for the profession. I plan to have my father as my mentor because he is the owner of an immigration office in Pomona, as well as an immigration attorney himself.
