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COMA 112 V3 Principles of Comm_Self Intro Presentation
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Dihlan Quinn
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Updated Apr 12, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Good evening.
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I'm Dylan tucker and this is my self introduction presentation
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for the principles of communication class for Professor Keller.
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And in this presentation I will be
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focusing on
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myself and how I am coping through the pandemic and my
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plans for the class and my aspirations for the future.
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Who am I? I am
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a 21 year old
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baking and pastry arts student at the Art Institute of Atlanta.
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And my pronouns are they them and I'm an artist. I
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express my art through my clothes and my makeup
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and
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my pastries.
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And I'm also a cat lover.
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This is my
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cat
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primrose
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named from the
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character from Hunger Games
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and she's like a daughter to me. I love her very much
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the pandemic or the endemic as it
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is such titled
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similarly to the spanish influenza and swine flu.
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The CDC recommends
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To get regularly vaccinated wearing masks and social distancing, staying six ft
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from
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people.
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And as you can see, my area is to Cat county and
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Dekalb County is located in this
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lighter orange area
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That has more cases of COVID-19 and so I have seen that is prevalent
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in
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my area. People aren't really wearing masks. They are
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close encounters. The Children are also out without masks. And so
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I
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see that is
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Probably why there is a higher case
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of COVID-19 in this area.
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Mm hmm.
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My plans for this class
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is to stay organized of my work.
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I have a calendar that I'm going to be marking down what
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assignments I need to be completed for this class
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and
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I'm also going to be communicating with Professor Keller,
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the feedback that he gives me for my presentations and what I can do to better my
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speeches
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and I'm going to stay dedicated
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and
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listen my procrastinating to get my assignments done on time and
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passed the class.
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My ankles for the future are to graduate with my associates
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in baking and pastry arts and to open my own bakery.
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In conclusion, I am a creative, stylish baking and pastry arts major in Atlanta.
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And in the past few
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years I have noticed
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a
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sudden spike and decrease in
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the
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concern for
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Covid 19
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the CDC has been pretty consistent with its guidelines of social distancing.
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However,
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in the city of Atlanta, I have not seen much conforming to those guidelines.
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However, I have been keeping up to date with my
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vaccinations and social distancing and wearing masks
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to stay healthy and hopefully
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my knowledge of
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entrepreneurship will
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over
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come on
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the
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effects of the pandemic
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to the restaurants in the economy.
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