Featured Member: LaShea Davis on HBCU CONNECT!

Q&A With LaShea Davis

*How can love be mistaken for lust? (always wondered this)**
"I believe that love is often mistaken for lust because there are more people out there who don't know what Love is. They know all about the physical reactions they have to others and have not taken time to understand the emotions because they think it makes them weak to have genuine feelings that are positive and nurturing for other people." Interviewed by Danielle Holman 07/18/08

What are your interest?
"My interests are finding ways to improve the education system so that it is more sensitive to the different ways people learn. It seems that as it stands the system expects children to all learn in the same way, and we all know that that is not how it works. The education system should have tests that show how each child learns; whether it's through reading, hearing, hands on, or a combination of the three. Then use those techniques to make she each child has an equal chance for success. These things should be done early on; like in Kindergarten or first grade. What do you think?" Interviewed by Rodney McLeod 07/18/08

LaShea Davis
Records Coordinator, Horizon Recovery
Location: Hendersonville, NC United States
Joined: Dec 3rd, 2007

About (request update)

I truly care about you, me, and children.

My Interview Question

How will you make things better for the children coming into this world behind you?

Current Whereabouts:

Building Bridges and crossing the burdens below.

Life & Professional Aspirations:

I aspire to become part of the solution and help others seperate themselves from the problems.

Education (request update)

High School: A.C. Reynolds in Asheville, NC class of 1993

Activities & Accomplishments:

Earle C. Clements Job Corps-Satellite, Greenville KY was a gift to me in many ways. The E.M.E.R.G.E and SBFS clubs were created by myself and other black students in high school (one of the best co

Best Memories:

During Black History month the black students in a predominantly white school put together a play with a choir about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. At the end of this play a young man named Damian (beautiful man he has become BTW) gave the "Dream" speach and delivered it well. He brought us all to tears and we finished up with a choir that was beyond words. That was my best day of high school. I will never forget how privileged I felt to be a part of something so wonderful. I was proud to be black and have been ever since. Thank you Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Phillips you both made that day possible.

Experience

I currently work with Horizon Recovery as Records Coordinator
I have 1 years of experience working in the Human Resources industry.

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Guestbook Comments

	Thank you for sharing information. If you are into poetry, read my poem and if you like my poem add me as a friend. Website:www.constitutionnetwork.com Tagged by Herb McC on 07/02/2009

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