Computer Science with emphasis in A.I. minor Humanistic Studies with emphasis Ancient & Medieval Studies
Going into the next educational journey with two associates degrees is a great start, but it worries me that I may not be utilizing my humanities degree wisely! UWGB has changed their Religious Studies Program and the options available, are limited for minor and its emphasis, so I chose something closely related to what I need it for - to create religious curriculum for Tsha Tewahsana, Inc.
It would be nice to see some type of business course involved with the tax preparations and how to levy some of the offset in starting a business - as a religious entity. I still need to find a budgeting course and leadership in diversity course that allows me to understand the professionalism involved when contacting diverse crowds on their affinity towards a higher purpose. I believe that this is going to be one of the more difficult avenues I venture, since programming is always going to be difficult for me - I strive to understand my logic rather than another's and that seems to be the point to me. I don't need the degree to pursue a career in only Software Development, it is pursued because I am building software curriculum with Natural Binary Mathematics. I want to be able to integrate this material into a current working technology and understanding these concepts now is better than later.
I have aspirations of building an American based religion while incorporating my designs into core curriculum throughout America. So far, in my extension of work, I have been able to arrive from nothingness as an operating system to conduct religious belief of how we are from nothingness. It is not to be feared but to be continued as a barrier of filtration for those that want to pursue that happiness. I want to build my curriculum to support what is already available but also to destroy the facade of relief in predefined terms of what diversity, individualistic, and political terms can endure as a separate societal solution disguised as support. We do not need individualized services, we do not need less direction of what we need from them, and we do not need more freedom before it is earned. We are role models of the world in diversity and we are following suit to many other distinguished countries. Can we take a moment and adjust our proper settings and be formal with each other for a day, a week, a month and realize how our lack of community is degrading us in casual settings. We fear hierarchy so much that our equality diminishes within our learning environments.
I am going to try and encourage this, but I dread it will only bring out a prejudice that relocates origination of mannerisms that are not accustomed to my type of racial group. Our honorary systems of humbleness and respect do not apply in the same venues because the cordial responses require cultural context of multiple variations that persist as not American culture. The connection of public awareness and response is more than enough to not commit to its lasting effects. It's just me, being respectful of how to communicate with an entirely different social, political, and educational group - I plan on joining this committed facility in campus life while benefitting my religious endeavors to the best of my ability. I need practice with this daily - so if you can please excuse me ahead of time - that would be wonderful of you!
As I continue to break these negative stereotypes and expectations - going into a University setting is by far the biggest step I can take in my academic progress. I am excited for the literature and ideologies to push through in my burgeoning work to fine tune what religious curriculum I can output before my time is done on Earth. Stress is freed as I find release methods and therapy in my daily commute, conversations, and smiles with new acquaintances alike. Welcome to my America!
We have much work to do! Have fun this year and be safe!
