Another Term

Tonight, we re-elected Pres. Obama as our 44th President. On some of the social media outlets, it seems as though the biggest "Christians" as TRULY proving themselves as hypocrites. I'm not one to judge others; I'm also human. It's just that Patriots should be supporting their country and the President regardless. Hopefully, these next four years will bring MORE recovery to this country!!!


Signed,

N. Khalladay


P.S.- Republicans: there's NO such thing as proper flag waving. You can't control the celebration !! N.K

D.C. 2012!!!!!

On July 15-22,2012, myself and 11 other LYLP students traveled to DC for a National Youth Leadership Seminar, "Bringing the Lessons Home". The week was sponsored by the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. During the week, we traveled to different landmarks and buildings that dealt with leadership.
The biggest highlights of trip were attending a Washington Nationals game, seeing a side-splitting play, and shopping at Pentagon Centre!
It slipped my mind to blog about it everyday. Sorry guys.

Stay Classy,
N. Khalladay

My New Book

Greeting Adventurers! It's been a long time,eh? Well, I have some Epic News! I'm in the process of writing a book! If you like mysteries and family betrayals, then you'll love A Fatal Dynasty!

My Résumé

Nayirah Muhammad

812 Skyline Circle, Bessemer, AL 35020

Cell: 205.260.8134

E-mail: nay.muhammad@gmail.com

Objective 

I plan to pursue a career in Sports Communications as a Public Relations specialist, and later obtain  a Ph.D in Afro-American Studies.

Education

John Carroll Catholic High School, Birmingham, Alabama

• Expected graduation year: 2014
• Current Grade Point Average (GPA): 3.125

Experience

Docent (Tour Guide) at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, 2012-present

• Educating the public about the many struggles and triumphs of the Civil Rights Movement, primarily in the South.

Achievements

• Junior Beta Club: inducted 2009
• Junior National Youth Leadership Conference ( JrNYLC): Summer,2007 in Washington, D.C.
• Alumni JrNYLC: Summer, 2008 in Boston, Massachusetts
• Dow Jones News Fund/ NBC Universal High School Multimedia Workshop, June 2012

Volunteer Experience

• Huggs and Kisses Sick Child Daycare
•  Susan G. Komen Walk for the Cure
• Mission Hugs, Inc.

Interests/ Activities

•  John Carroll Catholic High School (hereafter JCCHS) Marian Sodality
• Trumpet Player
• Member of JCCHS Drama Department
• Member of JCCHS Women’s Ensemble
• Member of the Delta GEMS program
• Member of Alpha Phi Kappa Sorority (HS)
• Member of the JCCHS Lady Cavaliers Lacrosse team (one season)

 Skills

• Highly proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the Internet.
• Shows the proficient qualities of a leader

References

aol.com

Dr. Paul A. Amamoo, M.D.        (205) 930-9500

Maurice Muhammad,J.D.            (205) 382-0128 e-mail: mauricemuhammad@hotmail.com

Dr. Jacqueline W. Stewart, M.D. (205) 482-1564 e-mail: stewart502@aol.com

"Bullying on High School Campuses"

26- Jun. 2012

"Bullying on High School Campuses"

Rocky Hanna, Speaker

     After arriving from lunch, the attendees sat down and heard Mr. Rocky Hanna, Principal of Leon High School in Tallahassee, Florida. Mr. Hanna talked about his experiences of bullying, primarily as a principal, and his personal experience as a victim with bullying in high school and middle school. During his talk, the attendees asked many insightful questions in relations to bullying. After Mr. Hanna spoke, the Assistant Principal of Discipline spoke about the many real-world instances of bullying/harassment at Leon High School. This session concluded on a high note.

"Cyberbullying" Movie Reflection

So last night, the attendees watched the ABC Family movie, "Cyberbullying". In this movie, the main character, Taylor, witnessed the horrors of online bullying via social media outlets. Though cyberbullying cannot be stopped, certain steps can in fact take place that can prevent cyberbullying. Examples of  effective methods of preventing cyberbullying are  blocking the oppressor(s), resisting the temptation to view the negative comments, and rather than physically confronting the oppressors, talk to them and as the old cliche goes, "kill them with kindness ! "

Information Literacy Session

25- Jun. 2012

FAMU School of Journalism & Graphic Communications

"Information Literacy "

Tiger Swan, Moderator

     In the midst of Tropical Storm Debby, the DJHSMMW attendees sat down with Tiger Swan, the Information Literacy specialist at FAMU. Swan was able to explain many dependable methods of researching via the Internet. Also, Swan showed the attendees a YouTube video on how the lack of sufficient information and research can lead to confusion, even from a professional CNN journalist!