Essay On Discourse Community
People often become a part of the discourse community, knowingly or unknowingly in their life. There are a lot of scenarios and examples of us becoming the part of the discoursed community. Specific organizations, particularly- cultural, social, regional or profession oriented organizations have their specific norms, values and ideas and may differ from the individual knowledge and familiarity and hence these scenarios becomes a discourse community for that individual. For me, the logos, pathos and ethos perspective of joining a discourse community I had been part of, taught me a lesson about interpersonal skills, organizational systems and professionalism. I am expressing my descriptive analysis of those perspectives of joining Chitwan Pharmacy
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Looking at this history, it does not need more motivation to be a part of such association and hence I was very eager to support the organization in fulfilling its goals and objectives, in the process I would be getting a valuable experience for my career. Volunteering experience I got from school events was an important trait for persuading other members and getting acceptance into CPSA. My involvement in organizing academic events (like quiz contest, debate programs and speech competition) and non-academic events (like intra-school football and basketball competitions, chess competition, musical chair competition) in school provide some experience of conducting a successful event. I used these skills and methods of organizing events from the past to get involved in the CPSA. But, in my freshman year, being new to the pharmacy profession along with the CPSA terms, policies, activities and the system as a whole, contrasting to the senior members, I had to acquire the knowledge, vision and ideas of the organization. To be specific, in the very beginning, specific academic events like hypertension, cardiac and diabetes camps, public
Looking at this history, it does not need more motivation to be a part of such association and hence I was very eager to support the organization in fulfilling its goals and objectives, in the process I would be getting a valuable experience for my career. Volunteering experience I got from school events was an important trait for persuading other members and getting acceptance into CPSA. My involvement in organizing academic events (like quiz contest, debate programs and speech competition) and non-academic events (like intra-school football and basketball competitions, chess competition, musical chair competition) in school provide some experience of conducting a successful event. I used these skills and methods of organizing events from the past to get involved in the CPSA. But, in my freshman year, being new to the pharmacy profession along with the CPSA terms, policies, activities and the system as a whole, contrasting to the senior members, I had to acquire the knowledge, vision and ideas of the organization. To be specific, in the very beginning, specific academic events like hypertension, cardiac and diabetes camps, public