This document contains photos and descriptions submitted by a student for an assignment for their BUSN210 class at Centennial College. It includes: a photo of the student's business administration diploma from Centennial College; a photo and description of a nonprofit gala the student attended to help the homeless; a photo and description of the student volunteering teaching English to children in Taiwan; and photos and descriptions of the student interacting with business people in New York and Japan.

1. BUSN210 – FALL 2012
SLIDESHARE SHOWCASE – 50 Marks –
10%

2. b. Photos/images of
diplomas, degrees, or certificates you
have
In the coming December, I will be
receiving my business administration
diploma at Centennial College. This is
a temporary picture of the diploma. I
spend 3 years at Centennial figuring
out what my passion is in the field of
business. I took a variety of classes
from
Accounting, Marketing, Economics, Fi
nance and social studies. I’ve learn
the basics and foundation of each of
these necessary classes. As a result, I
now know what I desire to pursue.
I’m looking to continue my education
at Ryerson University for
Management and Economics
program. Studying for the diploma
has let me understand where my
greatest weakness and strength lies.

3. c. Photos/images of special events, community
events, business events you’ve attended.
This picture is taken at a non-profit organization
Gala hosted by my church. This Gala was created to
help the homeless around the Christmas and winter
time. Our special event was a silent auction. All
profits and donations were sent directly to our main
church branch, then they would spread the money
evenly to different organizations and charity that
helped with the homeless. My duty in the event
was not to just look nice, I was part of the
organizing crew that helped made the Gala come
through. I also won an item at the auction. I’ve
learned to help the needy in whatever way I could
because I’m capable. There were many business
man and wealthy individuals who donated simply
because they wanted to. These are the people I
look up to. The result of the Gala was a very big hit.
We’ve managed to recruit the cooperation of other
churches for any up coming events. Not including
the silent auction, we’ve accumulated a donation of
5 digits. This event was very successful and had help
many helpless people around the city.

4. d. Photos of volunteer experiences you’ve participated in
Two summers ago, I participated in a English Summer Camp that was held in Taiwan for a month. My only goal was
to spread happiness and joy to these kids through the learning of English. I’ve taught at least 7 different classes of
all age and this was the class that stood out to me the most. These kids were what you called farm kids. They were
not as well educated at the city kids but they have a big heart and the passion to learn. We spent the whole month
focusing on speaking and grammar. Surprisingly, their vocabulary skills were amazing. I learned the skills and
assets that was necessary as a teacher and different teaching techniques. We bonded one the first day and
everyday was joyful. Even though one month was not enough to perfect their English skills but they learned
multiple ways of expressing themselves in the art of English.

5. g. Photos of you interacting
with other business people
This photo was taken in New
York with a group of friends that
attend a business event with
me. We spend a whole
weekend visiting the sleepless
city and to attend an business
event that were helpful for
young entrepreneurs like
ourselves. We met with some
successful business individual
whom gave us advice and
thoughts to help boost our
moral and knowledge. I learned
some techniques and certain
things to help build a business.
The event was great, we
broaden our connections and
strengthen our friendship. We
are looking into a business
offer, but we are still deciding
on some aspect of the business.

6. h. Photos of life experiences you’ve had as they relate to building
your personal brand
This past summer, I visited Japan with a couples of friends to see
the wonders and excitement hosted by this country. I’ve visited the
famous Shibuya Crossing when thousand cross a day and Golden
Pavilion in Kyoto. I’ve learned much of Japan’s past and their
customaries. We visited a different city each today to maximize our
time. The trip was mainly focused on site seeing and eating. We
either site seeing or eating or doing both at the same time. I had a
fantastic time in Japan. I also met with some local Japanese
business man and we talked about the Economy as a way of
expressing our cultural/western thoughts.