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Experiences in Comm 1190

Fernando Herrera Hebert Comm 1190 11/27/2015

I can say that I've learned a lot in Comm 1190. Ive learned of all the sections there are to learn about my major for a successful future. Also because of all of the guest speakers who have had internships in the past, I have a pretty good idea what I'm up against. When writing the Jacob's assignments I learned ways to improve my time management skills and to procrastinate a lot less and do all my work the day its assigned to get it out of the way quickly.

My future plans right if all goes well would be to graduate college in four years, possibly add a minor to spread my job search beyond my major. After college I'm hoping to get a job at a studio or any of the places I plan on interning at. Places like NBC, YES network, or Sony. My dream is to work with Pixar because of all the movies that have been a part of my childhood. Sometime in the future I will direct my own films and hopefully have my own Tv show I can produce or direct. My dream is to win an Oscar and Emmys and all the rest of them. But to do so I have to be determined and do the best job I can. I don't think will happen over night so in the meantime I will be working in my dads business to make some money for the time being. I would also probably help my friend and his business, to help him get started by helping with his finances and to sell his product to other stores. He is making Vape Juices. And thats my future plan. I don't think it will work out in that order but its a vision I'm willing to strive for.

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Learning Plan

Fernando Herrera Hebert Comm 1190 11/23/2015 Learning Plan A learning plan that i would be very accustom to. Doing my homework on time. So far I’ve done my homework just barely on time for some of my classes. Haven’t missed an assignment and I don’t plan on doing so. Doing my homework on time can help because it will give me more time to study for a test or quiz, more social time with friends, and more time to check my work over to make sure its perfect. I am getting better and the assignments are getting easier, I just have to sit down and read it calmly and start it at that moment. Time management is key to college success and success in the real world after college. A few tips I could use for a successful college career is to determine whether I’m an owl or a rooster. I am a rooster which mean I can focus and I’m at my best early in the day, not at 6am more like 9am and beyond. My latest class id like to have may be at 5pm. Im more focused at after I’ve had been awake for an hour or two, if feels good and I get more attentive after being awake for a while. I wish I had as much time in high school to wake up like I do now. I have not failed yet so something must be working. Tips I’d use to prep myself for an upcoming test would be spend a week studying in advance to divide the material into more manageable portions so I don’t get overwhelmed and not try to learn it all last minute because its just not the way to do things in college. Second would be to figure out the format of the test. I have to know how the test is going to be, because it will reflect on how I’m going to study for the test. If its multiple choice just study whats in your notes, if its open ended I study the material from the book and everything I’ve done in class. Usually the only times I ever take down notes is when the teacher says to copy them down, otherwise I don’t copy anything at all. Taking a lot of notes is a great habit to have but it requires focus and sacrifice of comfort in a seat, but it makes it worth while because when the time comes for a test, quiz or even a reminder you will have the notes with you. This is my learning plan.

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WPU Intern Interview

Mark a Nursing Student 

1) Where did you intern at?

I interned at Hackensack University Hospital

2) What did they make you do?

I did simple thing that a nurse would usually do after they taught me how to it, and i followed around different doctors and nurses to learn from what they do. i also got them coffee and made photo copies of multiple papers. 

3) What exactly were you trying to get from this experience as an intern?

I was trying to gain more insight of the job I'm studying for which is nursing. I wanted to learn how much pressure this job puts on you and its always great to learn hands on, on equipment and it was nice to talk to the patients. 

4) Would you return to the same place after college?

Yes I would because I made a lot of friends and connections. Also its one of the best hospitals in the country and I think working in that atmosphere is very inspiring. 

5) What was your worse experience as an intern?  

My worst experience was when I had to shadow this one nurse who was just the rudest person in the whole hospital, just to me not the patients. I really disliked her. 

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Employer Research Interview

Five Guys Manager of Fort Lee NJ. Eric. 

1) How do you choose the people to interview first? 

We give them an application, they fill it out and we call them if everything checks out ok usually the next day. 

2) Do you look for a certain type of person when looking at the applicants during an interview? 

We usually look for strong men because the job requires a lot of heaven lifting of equipment and produce. Also pretty women to get more tips in the tip jar. It sounds a bit off but it works. 

3) Who was the person you've hired the fastest upon applying?

You Fernando. 

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Jacobs Writing Assignment #3

Fernando Herrera Hebert Comm 1190 11/9/2015

13 Skills You'll Need for a Career- and How to Get Them at College

Three skills that I would apply in my time at William Paterson University would be to take more notes. Usually the only times I ever take down notes is when the teacher says to copy them down, otherwise I don't copy anything at all. Taking a lot of notes is a great habit to have but it requires focus and sacrifice of comfort in a seat, but it makes it worth while because when the time comes for a test, quiz or even a reminder you will have the notes with you. A second skill would be making deadlines. I've applied this skill so far throughout college and all of my classes, I very proud of handing in everything I could on time. I will continue to use this skill because it will benefit me in the future, because when theres something to get done and theres a very close deadline I better have it done by then because if not I'm fired. Last skill ill use in college is creative thinking. As a child I've been deemed as highly imaginative and people never understood that. Later on in life I started to not care what people think of my imagination, it helps me come up with so many things and ideas, and later on people started noticing that in me and telling me that being imaginative was a great thing because it sparks creativity. And people like creative things and I've been allowed to be creative through thew acceptance of other people which is why this is a great skill to have not just for yourself but to share with the rest of the world. Creativity shines through even in a job interview for that once in a lifetime job.

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Three Companies

Fernando Herrera Hebert Comm 1190 11/2/2015 Three Companies

Sony Pictures Entertainment I would like to work for Sony Pictures as a producer for an original show or film because Sony has deemed its self a powerhouse in the movie and television industry making award winning films works like Foxcatcher, Whiplash, Midnight in Paris and many others. But their television lineup is quite impressive. Works still on air and shows that have come and gone like Breaking Bad, Justified, Blacklist and a personal favorite Powers that only streamed through Playstation Network. I guess I would also like to direct a film along Sony Pictures of course because I feel like they bring a whole different style to film, I've noticed that many other production companies follow a certain criteria when they make their films but not all, but Sony follows no criteria and they just go with what is presented to them. They aren't afraid to stir the pot in Hollywood and make what they want. I loose cannon which is why I think they've had so much success, it draws me towards wanting to work for them.

Saturday Night Live Im very interested in working for Saturday Night Live as a writer because so many great actors, writers, producers have gone through the show that have made a great career for themselves but performing live sketches on the spot. I always watch SNL its funny and theres always something new and it never bores me because its performed live with no double takes and in the some instances the actors mess up completely and thats funny. Who wouldn't want to be a part of one of the greatest show of all time.

Pixar Pixar is my childhood starting with Toy Story. Toy Story was really how I got into wanting to be in the film industries because it showed me that anything is possible. For Pixar I would love to be a writer or producer, or both if I'm allowed. Ive loved everything Pixar has made from Toy Story to Wall E to A Bugs Life, it captured my imagination. I was highly imaginative as a kid so as a grew older I figured it out i’ll go into the film industry because I know I can come up with my own ideas I like it, I've learned that it s a long process to make a film but to have it all come together in the end its worth all those hours at the studio doing this doing that making sure everything is perfect. It’s what I want to do and Pixar can fuel that passion that I have.

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Jacobs Assignment #2

Fernando Herrera Hebert Comm 1190 10/25/2105

A+ Test Preparation Three tips I’d use to prep myself for an upcoming test would be spend a week studying in advance to divide the material into more manageable portions so I don't get overwhelmed and not try to learn it all last minute because its just not the way to do things in college. Second would be to figure out the format of the test. I have to know how the test is going to be, because it will reflect on how I'm going to study for the test. If its multiple choice just study whats in your notes, if its open ended I study the material from the book and everything I've done in class. My favorite is short answer because they just want the answer with no explanation what so ever. Lastly I would construct a pre test. Some professors give out preview of the test that help enormously before the real exam. It has everything you need to pass that test. If the professor doesn't give you a preview you're on your own and you should make one on your own. It is what I’ve done already in the past and its has worked out perfectly. Follow these specific tips during college or any other of the 12 that are listed in the book The Secrets of College Success you will have an easy going college career.  

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Time Management

Time management is key to college success and success in the real world after college. A few tips I could use for a successful college career is to determine whether I'm an owl or a rooster. I am a rooster which mean I can focus and I'm at my best early in the day, not at 6am more like 9am and beyond. My latest class id like to have may be at 5pm. Im more focused at after I've had been awake for an hour or two, if feels good and I get more attentive after being awake for a while. I wish I had as much time in high school to wake up like I do now. I have not failed yet so something must be working.

Doing my homework on time. So far I've done my homework just barely on time for some of my classes. Haven't missed an assignment and I don't plan on doing so. Doing my homework on time can help because it will give me more time to study for a test or quiz, more social time with friends, and more time to check my work over to make sure its perfect. I am getting better and the assignments are getting easier, I just have to sit down and read it calmly and start it at that moment.  

Divide and conquer. I haven't had a big project or paper yet but when the time comes ill be ready because I will use this tip to divide large works into manageable chunks so when the due date comes I’ll be done and the project or paper will look organized and presentable, not rushed and sloppy. This tip can really lift the tress from your shoulders. For example people who receive a large project with a close due date they tend to freak out and don't know what to do, but if they refer to this tip all they need is a deep breath and divide it into parts, as many parts as they need to reach their objective. Then when the day come they've freaked out over nothing and they get the good grade.

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