Details in our Academic Review: Creating our Best Professional Image

David Proudfoot

Details in our Academic Review: Creating our Best Professional Image

Posted on October 17, 2018 9:40 am MST, by

For those who may not know me very well, my family and I reside in Celebration, Florida which is located right outside of Walt Disney World. We visit the resort often with our son after school and on the weekends. Many components and qualities of the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts serves as a model for me as I continuously seek to enhance my leadership and guest service skills. One quality of the Magic Kindom park came to mind as I reflected on the Academic Review process. Instead of sharing my thoughts with text, I decided to attempt creating a vlog, a form of blog in which the medium is video. To view the video, please click on the play icon on my image in the media gallery. Feel free to share your thoughts and comments below as well. Thank you for watching!

 

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