What I care about.
I guess is pretty simple. I care about my my military service, and about law enforcement. I also Have the same cares that other people have, like their loved ones, parents(family), and friends. I would like to know more about criminal justice. I would like to get more involved in learning about investigations and drug enforcement inside the criminal justice system. I also care about my friends in that are still in and have gotten out of the military, but that isn't to say that i care about them more than regular friends but I find it easier to relater to them because of their experience of being in the military.
What Matters to Others.
I believe this would be important to others because there are countless veterans all over the country and quite a few here at lewis, including myself. Researching about the military and law enforcement, would grab the attention of other veteran and law enforcement majors here at lewis as well as outside the college.
This was a writing exercise that myself and my class mates did to help us understand what we should do our research paper on. I believe that this activity helped me greatly. It brought my scope of interest and focused it tighter and showed what I really cared about, and it also helped chose my topic and write my paper.
Some ways that I have been shaped as a writer is my time in the military as a police officer on base. Having to talk to the public after you have pulled them over for speeding can change the way you talk to people. Another way that I have been shaped as a communicator. I working in nuclear security, when your are dealing with something as serious as nuclear weapons you need to be clear in your messages to people in charge.
This was another in class writing where we were told to think about ourselves as writers and think about what has shaped our writing over the course of our lives.
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