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[7/22/2009 5:24:57 PM] Vitov Mianoel Valdes-Munoz II "Avi": 1. The perspective from Vitov Mianoel Valdes-Munoz II as one can note. I have two last names, this is a Puerto Rican tradition that we have inherited from Iberia (Spain and Portugal). According to tradition every child is given the last name of his or her father and is also given the last name of his or her mother. In marriage the mother does not change her name for she keeps the name that she was born with in this she keeps her import ants. For Latino-Hispanic culture, it is not just the individual that is important but the family so when two are married it is not the union of two people becoming one when the women loses completely her identity to the husband as if she no longer exist or at least not as an independent identity. In Hispanic-Latino tradition, it is the merger of two families into one new family. So in portraying ones two last names it is a sign of honor and respect to the families that have made ones existence possible this is a sense of recognition of one’s ancestors.
My middle name is Mia-Noel a tow part name it is a Latino (Jewish Spanish-Portuguese) name, Mia=is of Italian or Spanish for “my” and Micah a form of Michael or Miguel meaning who is like the Devine. Noel=is of French or Portuguese for “song” and Noel is a variant of Noah is of Hebrew origin and its meaning is peaceful, also possibly “wanderer”, or “conforter”.So Mianoel means , my peaceful song is the Devine is with us who is like the comforter’s song of the Devine with us or my peaceful song. My first name is a Sephardic (Jews from South Europe, such as Portugal, Spain, and North Africa, such as Morocco and west Asia, such as Turkey) name. It comes from the HEBREW Avitov which means “the Divine father is strong and good “or “the strength of goodness is from the divine.” I have studied Asian religion and Philosophy in the year of 1999 I graduated from “The Richard Stockton State College of New Jersey” in Pomona new jersey with a Liberal Arts Bachelor and a minor in Jewish studies with a second minor in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. In 2004 I received a B.A. in Political Science plus a minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies. I believe that we all are born for the purpose of learning and using what we learn is to teach others.
“Learning is to live and to live is to learn”.
I have great hunger and thirst for all things international weather it is food, music, art or languages, I find it to be very stimulating and enjoyable. For all cultures are unique but yet are the same .I have found cultures to be both fascinating and educational. I have notice that it is because of technology that the world is a potentially closer and accessible place. Who would imagine twenty years ago that one can talk and make friends with people from all six continents and the only reason I did not say seven is that I cannot communicate with penguins but if it was possible(maybe I can in clued those scientist doing recherché in Antarctica) I would like to include them. How one can speak with these people using cell phones and the internet. This technology have made the world so assessable in such a way that is one would claim that this will happen twenty years ago I would have said that this would be the most wonderful dream . But this dream is here now! And the possibilities are endless for the future. Now the greatest challenge is how to use the technology in such a way that can create greater mind in making stronger souls. I personally would like to utilize this technology in way so those that may have problems with writing , spelling ,or reading technology can make it easier for them to prove the intellectual value so that the world could know that there are thinking creative and inventive minds in need to express their ideas and share their knowledge with others.
I have my involvement with a numerous organizations and clubs, being an active member and an officer in others. I have worked and contributed to Amnesty International, I have served in public relations for the Asian Student Alliance, and I have also contributed to the Caribbean Student Association. I have served in public relations for the International Student Organization. I worked and contributed to the Jewish Student Union’ and served as Vice President for ‘Los Latinos Unidos and have been a member of “The Philosophical Society”.
I also received a scholarship from The Jewish War Veteran, and also received two Harmony Scholarship and three book awards. I worked as an interpreter for Selantic Health Services working as a volunteer for AmeriCorps*Vista in Atlantic City New Jersey serving the Puerto Rican , Mexican , Haitian and Cambodian Communities. I worked as a progect maniger for The Korean Centers for Community Development as a Americorps*Vista Volunteer in Philadelphia (PA )
I served The University of Georgia Institute on human Development and Disability Center for Excellence in developmental Disabilities Education,Research,and Service , Brain and Spinal cord injuries, thru AmeriCorps*National State Georgia Personal Assistance Service (P.A.S)Corps, partnership with the Shepherd Center, a hospital in Atlanta that assists individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries. I also did some volunteer work for, The Seventh Day Adventist in Venezuela interpreting and assisting in the building of a clinic and a community center. Also in Atlanta Georgia I spent time in service to the Vietnamese immigrants by working with Boat People S.O.S Atlanta Chapter.
“There is no race but one but one human race there is no nationality for we are citizens of the world!” “We are all citizen of the same world; we are members of the same global communities” “One world One Dream!”
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