Document Type
Class Paper
Publication Date
12-2016
Abstract
Senior year of high school was a time of growth for me. I began to define and understand who I wanted to be and why I was put on this Earth. My calling was summarized in one phrase: "Wake up every day asking not what you can do for yourself, but what can you do to serve others." The idea was to select a career path in which I could best serve others. This was an extensive process in regards to what I was passionate about and where I could best prepare myself for this work. As I was solidifying where I was going to continue my education and what I was going to study for the next four years, I realized that the best way to pursue this goal was through becoming a lawyer.
Recommended Citation
Donnell, Margaret Ann, "Personal Manifesto: What is Social Justice?" (2016). Social Justice Class Papers. 27.
https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/sjus/27
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Comments
This paper was presented as part of the Introduction to Social Justice course (SJUS 1003) taught by Dr. Myra Houser.