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"A Day In The Life" Online Student Journal
Welcome to the CNWSMT Online Student Journal. Are you thinking of attending the CNWSMT but just not sure what it's all about? "A Day In The Life" is an online student journal written by students from the part-time morning, part-time evening, and full-time programs here at CNWSMT.Below, you will see the most recent entries from each student. Click on their name to see a complete history of the students' entries. Teri - Part-Time Evening Fall '09Happy ThanksgivingNovember 23, 2009 - 12:00 AMOK, so the hand was kind of hard, I will admit. And, yes it's getting a bit more intense but I feel confident that we will all continue to pass each and every quiz as we are a very smart group!!!! Now, it's time for a our first break....some well deserved R&R, for sure. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
Lisa - Part Time Evening '07WE GRADUATED!!!July 27, 2009 - 12:00 AMWell, we did it! Our part-time evening class graduated last week and it's almost hard to believe. We have all worked so hard and sacrificed so much and it was definitely worth it. Now most of us will be attending the review classes at school in preparation for the State Boards next month.
I would just like to add a special note here to my classmates. We have been in school together since October of 2007 and I have enjoyed our long journey together. We have been classmates for 22 months, but hopefully we will be friends forever! And I would also like to thank all of the faculty and staff at CNW who have been supportive, passionate about their work and an inspiration to all of us! I will not say goodbye, but only 'see you later' as I hope that we will all continue to stay in touch in the massage community. PT07 Class-WE DID IT!!!
Joe - Part Time Morning '08Smells So SweetApril 2, 2009 - 12:00 AMThis week we are
learning about aromatherapy. Vickie, our instructor is quite animated.
She is having no trouble keeping our interest as she imparts her vast
knowledge of essential oils and their benefits to health and wellness.
Today our olfactory sense was bombarded by one tantalizing scent after
another. Of course all this has a purpose. The course on aromatherapy
is designed to give us the basics on custom designing our own massage
oils and lotions to utilize in our own massage practices. After
creating our own personal blends, we'll get to try them out on each
other on the last day of class, by doing a bodywork exchange. This is
all light hearted, albeit important learning, and just the course we
need to end our fourteen month trek along the road to becoming massage
therapists. For this is also our last week of school with graduation
coming up on Saturday.
As I look back on the
posts I've written over the course of the past year, I'm constantly
reminded of the many events, some of them pretty prominent, that I
neglected to write about. Not to mention other happenings that others
in my class experienced and I didn't. I'm prone to wonder what moments
of our journey would have been recorded, had all my classmates posted
entries on this site. Certainly they would have chosen to spotlight any
number of the events I omitted in place of the ones I wrote
about. Thus, I am overcome with a sense of humility for having the
privilege of representing my class during our sojourn here at CNW.
Being just one among twenty-two students, it is plain to see why my
anecdotes, as numerous as they are, only constitute a small fraction of
the myriad of pieces that form the mosaic of the Part-Time Morning 08
(PTM08) class experience. So even though I could only provide a glimpse
(my glimpse) of the picture that only we as a class can see, I hope it
was enough to convey at least the spirit of who we are. Not only am I
humbled, but I'm also deeply grateful to my classmates and to the
instructors and staff of CNW for being the phenomenal group of people
they are. I can truly say that because of them, each one of my journal
entries was written with pride. In concluding my last journal entry,
I'd like to express these thoughts to my PTM08 classmates:
The love, trust and
respect we've fostered over these past fourteen months, we now get to
pack in our hearts and carry with us as we embark on our careers as
LMT's. Each time my path crosses one of yours in the future, it will
be cause to celebrate and feel comforted by the presense of a kindred
spirit. I look forward to those times. May they be many. I am confident
each of you will find the prosperity you aim to achieve. You are made
of iron wills and tender hearts. Those are ingredients of a smell that
Aromatherapy can't concoct; the Sweet Smell of Success!
Luv Ya Guys
Joe
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