Author: Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC Word Press Administrator
Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC works to connect veterans and their families in the community with blogs for community watch. The firm enlists at-risk veterans to provide resources for stories. The group reports leads to the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Wisconsin Department of Homeland Security, and The Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Agriculture and Consumer Protection. Each project helps at-risk veterans find gainful employment by going back to school to become multimedia reporting interns at Outpost 422.
13 absolute truths you as a student veteran must know before enrolling at Madison College
By Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC doing business as “John Q. Battlefield”
Your professors are overwhelmed. Please be patient. Take notes each visit and ask the professor how to improve your grade. Take full advantage of office hours.
The department chairs are rude and aggressive.You are being groomed for the University of Wisconsin expectation you possess at transfer. College is a discriminatory biased system looking past bigotry in the military as acceptable leadership. The same goes on a community college campus. They spit on you when you were drafted.
College is dominated by liberal thinkers.Be open to critiques. In the military, we are not groomed to think. We act as a group and trust our leaders. The professor is the judge no matter what. You cannot approach anyone aggressively.
When asking a question in a group, please abstain from drinking a Rip It and using your knife hand during presentations. College is a casual environment. Take each lesson, lack of disrespect and opinion with a grain of salt. You served. You know better.
Bring a pen with you to each class.Stop showing up like Joe S. the Ragbag. Death metal t-shirts are acceptable. Although we are civilians, we are still responsible for our behavior. When the kids get rowdy, be the observer for public safety. Take notes and pay attention.
Strive to achieve honors. Having an honors mind is an asset. That starts with using the writing center. Use writing to challenge your beliefs and think skeptically.
Leave the semester the way you found it. Do your absolute best to be respectful, cordial and polite. Do not start out your email greeting with “Hey” or “Dude,” unless specified in the syllabus.
Randomly read your syllabus. Chances are almost perfect all confusion can be resolved with a syllabus review. This is your investment in you. Go all out.
The system is not set up to support you.Your presence on campus is a nuisance to the administration. If you are a disabled veteran, the VITAL program can assist you with a social worker on campus. Take full advantage.
Be a solid writer and write often. By my senior year, I became a gonzo journalist. Dare to dream to write perfectly and you will. Take each rubric to the chin and embrace the suck.
Do not mess around with ChatCPT. You will be flagged. You will pay your G.I. Bill back.
If you are a registered patient with the Dept. of Veterans Affairs, have at least a 30 percent service-connected rating and are a resident of Wisconsin for state determined length of years, you qualify for the Wisconsin G.I. Bill. You, your spouse and dependents will receive 128 free credits to spend however you wish. Talk to an enrollment advisor for more details. Outpost 422 was built through class projects for mine and is always free for you to use here at outpost422. Com.
On Nov. 19, 2023, I decided to re-enlist my military mindset to create a pseudonym so that the powers that be at Madison College will see how to fuse art with science through my form of Gonzo research. In exchange, I have built a Capitol overwatch around my public affairs capstone and pursuit to the master’s level as a field adjutant reporter. 
Now, we are going through the Outpost 422 WordPress archive and sharing what the Wisconsin G.I. Bill enrollment to graduation stage feels like and the level of nontraditional degradation by both Madison College and the Universities of Wisconsin and their escalation of conflict with all who are classified as “nontraditional.” Our merit is cancelled.
John Q. Battlefield, like John Barleycorn, is our advocate. The prisoner of gaslighting by those who are intimidated can no longer stand. The dog-eat-dog college campus culture pervades military honor and ceremony, and we must be heard.
RESILIENCE INFOGRAPHIC TEAM BUILDING WORKSHOPS
No scholar should come between another’s innateness and did through my honors project experience, which then led to being weaponized by Title IX’s investigative division who attempted to profile me without permission through access to my records for documentation, no different than the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
The Exhibit: Intrusive Thoughts and Surviving Academic Abuse
The three areas required to examine are not authorized without proper authorization through the Privacy Act Consent Form. For my harassment, I seek punitive damages from my Time Down Range at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater getting thugged by Kris McMenamin and Curtis Lemke. I admonish all who tolerate veteran hazing. Through my Humanitarian Service Award from Pres. Jimmy Carter, I ask that we continue to fly the POW MIA flag nationwide as a bipartisan symbol of peace. We must spotlight all forms of adversity for diversity to manifest.
I do not use pronouns; I use courtesy titles. Critical race theory does not protect me and am a protected class. We must include all student veterans with Title IX protection. Critical race theory confirmation bias makes clear the lineage of racism and turns a blind eye to bigotry, therefore is a form of torture, not fundamentally accessible to all. The current narrative cancels all who have disability. Employers are allowed to claim, “grey areas” and force workers to exacerbate their limitations with “coverage agreements” and “at-large” employee ranking mechanisms for bonus selection.
We have a long way to go on college campuses with cultural incongruity. No veteran should have to know what academic abuse feels like but from my research canvass I conclude, calling us out for being different in lectures should never be condoned and is across all academic institutions. Outpost 422 is the principal investigator reporting source.
The introduction to the research findings is the letter to the Wisconsin Air National Guard State Adjutant and Director of the Wisconsin Homeland Security Council. He will be alerted under the Clarion Broadcast Group’s “If You See Something, Say Something” campaign, which is the URL journey next if you as the reader dare to follow the path of branding “Time Down Range” with John Q. Battlefield as a tactical marketing form of promotion to address concerns in the community.
Press Release: Gov. Tony Evers appoints media biased judges to oversee pivotal religious Cannabis case in Wisconsin
Prepared for publication by Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC
On Friday June 14, approximately five minutes prior to the hearing, Hon. Ellen Berz sent her bailiff out to have a chat with our firm. The judge overseeing the State of Wisconsin v. Jesse Schworck, denied Bradley J. Burt, CEO of Outpost 422, which is a legislative reporting source at the Wisconsin State Capitol, along with Dept. of Homeland Security relay to the governor, the Constitutional right to record in her courtroom as a freelance journalist on the scene working for Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC, who is filming a hero’s journey centerfold piece about the corruption happening in Wisconsin from governor on down in Mr. Schworck’s case.
A judge, according to the Digital Media Law Project, cannot loosely order a no recording device policy who states, “when you attend a public meeting of a government body that is required to be open to the public by law, you are free to record that meeting through note-taking, sound and video recording devices, and photography, so long as the method of recording is reasonable and not disruptive.”
Both Assemblywoman Chris Taylor, who was appointed while serving in the assembly to serve as Schworck’s judge by Gov. Evers and Hon. Ellen Berz, violated my Constitutionally fourth estate protected rights to record in their courtrooms, for my Madison College and UW Whitewater ongoing reporting projects, which have now transferred to my role as a copywriter for the National Association of Professional Publishers and Editors writing under multiple pen names for science communication for experimental law review.
The State of Wisconsin, in Dane County, is violating civil liberties and I have been biased by Judge Taylor who allowed WKOW to record. Now, the bailiff made clear, the “no audio” policy was ironclad and strictly applied to Mr. Schworck’s case who has absolutely zero grounds to do so.
Gov. Evers, the radical undermining of due process must stop. You had a conflict of interest with this case appointing Judge Taylor and now a judge who uses prior restraint.
On Monday, June 3rd, I left a message for the mayor. My message was an overview of my eyewitness as a resident of Sun Prairie and my concerns for our children and the imminent danger due to road construction.
I am also disappointed in our leadership modeling after my child, who is openly transgender, was pelted with full containers of Mott’s applesauce by members of the football team who got away with assaulting my child. Popularity excused the behavior.
I came here today to ask our mayor one question:
“Mayor, have you canvassed door-to-door and walked the entire city of Sun Prairie under your watch?”
I have. I will never forget my first experience as a resident. I watched Church St. speeders come close to running my ex-girlfriend’s kids over multiple times during the development of the aftermath of the Sun Prairie Explosion.
Now, I have been having sleepless nights after watching a driver barrel through the pedestrian light on the corner of Windsor and Eddington St. when a child tried to cross midday.
The city is a disaster that I as a 10th Mountain Division veteran cannot allow to continue and am going to begin speaking up through KSUN as a filed reporter and workshop volunteer.
My brand Outpost 422 is launching #SunPrairieQRF to provide our residents with a voice and expose the areas of Sun Prairie that present public safety risks as a neighborhood watch.
I seek fundraising and possible grants from the city to bring the Dept. of Homeland’s Security “If You See Something, Say Something” training to the library and host a radio show weekly allowing callers to express their concerns.
My project addresses both what I witnessed on the street as a field reporter and on the job as a part-time usher at Marcus Palace Cinema, whose operations manager, James Bryan, has a reputation for profiling and escalating people of color.
Both our movie theatre and sidewalk scenes are unfit for children and pedestrians. These projects have turned our city into a disaster and now we must assemble as a quick reactionary force, which is the service my brand provides, to keep our children safe.
I hope to work with our leaders to table at the Farmer’s Market and connect with our community to recognize Sun Prairie is dangerous to its pedestrians and how to advocate on behalf of our children to keep them safe.
Today, the next phase of the registered trademark kicks off its gonzo marketing reporting outlet at Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC. Bob Cobb is the Las Vegas visor representing the life of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, Air Force sports editor for Elgin Air Force Base, and the upcoming issues with the State of Wisconsin v. Jesse Schworck.
Outpost 422 is the mobile newsroom providing Vimeo livestream, the photo safari through Autumn Landmine Productions on Instagram and the on-location mobile documarketing canvass through the Jaded Patriot Press on WordPress.
The project launched for the documentary storytelling course at Madison College during the pandemic.
The project is entering the Visual Communications Certificate gonzo journey offering insight regarding Schworck’s freedom of identity suppression performing his sacramental rituals in the City of Madison.
Schworck is coming forward soon about his upcoming hearings and the Bob Cobb Freelance Ink LLC Vimeo channel is your documentary reporting source.
A legislative centerfold story will follow in November before the election. The subject of discussion is the NORML Wisconsin leadership’s overthrow of advocacy in the state and the back door lobby methods of the National Organization of Reforming Marijuana Laws on a global scale.
If you would like to join the Bob Cobb reporting team, please fill out the contact form.
Today kicks off building a blog data base named BOB COBB, which is an acronym that stands for “the Bank of Blogs of the Corporation of Brad Burt.”
The pseudonym, John Q. Battlefield, shares the Outpost 422 journey from college enrollment to the launching of ###OP422. From a public relations vantage point of the crucible of the lived experience, Outpost 422 is being converted into a living diary sharing the problems of social incongruity and the role of a Madison College transfer to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and the deliberate obstacles that were put in my way to stop me from graduating.
The widgets on the right side of the blog are the notetaking and diary devices that helped me stay grounded in the moment when intrusive thoughts manifested telling me to drop out. The John Q. Battlefield project shares how I overcame impossibility and faced rejection and manifested resilience, which is the blogs you are reading on this website.
The blogs are free to cite and use for understanding the battle-ready mindset of one veteran who faced each day with fighting back and achieving honors. Honor is a value all veterans agree represents us and our stake in society.
If you would like to join the mission, please fill out the contact form and share your story.
Your identity will be protected under the pseudonym. The project is open to both men and women who served who wish to have a research platform to excuse themselves from being targeted, which will happen, when a student veteran speaks up and speaks out.
Outpost 422 is a philanthropy providing student veterans and servicemembers the tool to succeed and face adversity by professors and administrators and their guerillas who represent them in the veteran community, like Curtis Lemke and Kris McMenamin, at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Dear Congressional Members of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs-
The current state of individual unemployability amongst disabled veteran beneficiaries cannot compete with gentrification in Dane County. HUD Vash waitlists are also an issue. If a veteran cannot make “three-times rent,” then the landlord can legally deny the renewal of their lease.
What next, homelessness? Is this really the alternative? While illegals get let into our country and receive far better treatment than us? This is happening on your watch and am asking you to step up and defend us. Not ignore us like our progressive leadership in Wisconsin.
Halfway through my college education, which helped me stay the course with my appeal and denial by the Dept. of Veterans Affairs compensation and pension division, I received a letter notifying me I could not work and that now, I am unemployable. The constant overwhelming of my disabilities is the result.
Imagine the confusion of ambivalence not knowing where to find rent resources due to inflation. Each day I wake up, I have no purpose other than to low crawl my way through the concertina wire of gentrification and inflation led by the progressive party influence of communism and veteran neglect in America. I believe now is the time to come before Congress and share my story.
In Sun Prairie, which is Congressman Mark Pocan’s district, I must resort to acting by contacting outside delegates, such as contacting representatives of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs and Congressman Derrick Van Orden with requesting an opportunity to speak before Congress. I made clear when I requested an opportunity to speak that our voice is not being heard. We are being ignored.
The current state of affairs with rent inflation in Dane County witnessed my rent over the last seven years start out at $1,080, see a slight increase of $50 between 2017-2020, then when the Biden Administration took over, went from $1130 to $1295 from 2020-2022. My insurance rates have also tripled.
I cannot keep up with unpredictability and am told by my Disabled American Veterans (DAV) about the caveats of overworking with the National Poverty Line amount of $15,060. I have no other choice. I must work a part-time job.
I also care for an adult child with special needs. My child is the product of watching a father fight tooth and nail to keep the roof over our heads. Now, I am at risk of losing my unemployability with ambiguous guidelines. Each time I request policies that provide the income guidelines, I am being told by the VA patient advocate to do a Google search and figure it out. Nobody cares. We become drifters on college campuses.
Tell that to my employer who favors those who do not have TDIU limitations. I must work a part-time job to avoid the “three times rent” greed corporate landlords continue to inflate without rhyme or reason. I thought when I went to school, I would be able to enter the field of journalism, which is my major. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater to prove a point that veterans bring value. I am betwixt and between living a happy and purposeful life under the thumb of IU.
Let’s do the math. My rent is $1,295 per month. According to my lease, we have a “three-times rent” clause. Individual Unemployability with one dependent is $3,877.56. Three times rent equals $3885. My lease renewal notice comes next month. I suspect I will be hit with another $120 per month increase. There is no end to this nonsense in sight and hold our delegates accountable. But that’s not all. FAFSA has put me in a near homeless stake prior to being declared unemployable while attending school. Unpredictability is a stressor and service the VA provides. The system needs reform. Balloon spending is not the answer, which is what we’ve endured with progressive leadership that does not serve veterans in any capacity.
As a veteran who is coming up on his 30th year anniversary from the Operation Uphold Democracy deployment to Haiti, and as an honorably discharged 3rd Battalion 6th Field Artillery command driver of a battalion executive officer who served as a West Point professor, I ask Congress to recognize our efforts and let veterans speak. My story shares the experience of protecting Special Forces commanders and interpreters as a radio operator and M60 gunner during convoy and foot patrols, I find the disaster in Washington deplorable and a slap in the face to those who served.
The current state of individual unemployability stake in the veteran community must pass legislation requiring stipends from corporations who exercise the Mission Act and put a stop to this nonsense on their dime. We live in a country that favors illegals and neglects veterans who need help. For this reason, I have launched the Jaded Patriot Press and plan to organize and assemble public affairs features sharing the day in the life of those of us who live the existential dread the Biden Administration has willfully created. Veterans come first. Plain and simple. As our delegates, we need subsidized rent. We face the reality the VA is not working under the Biden Administration. Under Biden, pronouns come before veteran needs.
I will close with this. When I was living in Appleton, before moving to the Madison-area to receive Cognitive Processing Therapy, and then enroll in the Veterans Integration Academic Leadership Program (VITAL) and write a Madison College honors literature review about the barriers and facilitators for veterans and servicemembers success, Congressman Mike Gallagher would return my calls within 72 hours. Pocan is the polar opposite. For this reason, I seek to establish a direct line contact to address the Pocan issue and ask the progressive party to withdraw from handling veterans affairs and let those who serve lead and restore dignity to veterans in America and in the college classroom.
Communism in the college classroom, which is a barrier I witness, should never be allowed in the presence of veterans.82,000 POW MIA are still unaccounted for who fought to keep communism out of our country and now the progressives see nothing wrong with cancelling our military heritage. Under Biden, we are drifters exercising our hard-earned benefits who receive slights and attacks for trying to lead intellectual and purposeful lives. No veteran should fear losing their household to neglect from Congress. This is the reality we live in as residents of Dane County.
The progressives have disrespected America enough. We deal with graffiti at our Wisconsin Veterans Museum, doublespeak with “violent protests,” along with being dismissed for opportunities due to being an evangelical white American. Radical ideology is not how we remember our POW MIA. Respecting flag code and raising the income threshold with Individual Unemployability is.
I recommend we raise the threshold to $25,000 and request a discretionary audit of Pocan’s reputation with veterans in Dane County. We can, through my honors literature review, set up a panel and let veterans come before Congress and speak for public comment.
We are entering an election season and would like to take this opportunity to address the deplorable absolutes about professor degradation of veterans in college and the Wisconsin G.I. Bill experience.
Today, the John Q. Battlefield legislative advocacy launches the truth about the progressive ignorance at the Wisconsin State Capitol led by Gov. Tony Evers. Evers has received several occurrence emails tracking his professors, administrators and bigots who only see a world through the exclusion of veterans and their families.
The election is a time to speak out and ask you please pass this blog along, which is the legislative advocacy seeking the ongoing struggles veterans face and their triumphs over Communism as scholars.
The solution to vandalizing the Wisconsin Veterans Museum means showing up to advocate for the POW MIA through academic research as a student veteran. The silence of the POW MIA speaks loudly when veterans speak up over transgressions against monuments that represent our heritage.
The war on Jane Fonda Femocrat stupidity starts with veterans who serve their country in the college classroom and use their G.I. benefits for freedom fighting and perpetuating Americanism.
Like in combat, we are outnumbered and outflanked by infidels and their love for Jane Fonda who represent the Universities of Wisconsin faculty and administration. They see nothing wrong with the Capitol protests, especially on POW MIA Recognition Day.
Please consider the Wisconsin Veterans Museum defamation as a 2024 election issue. The progressives and their misrepresentation of the United States flag at our State Capitol, along with Evers’ disrespecting flag code warrant we as veterans stand together and unite.
Through the “I Will NOT Forget” upcoming publications, the Outpost 422 reporting platform will be spotlighting what went down during quarantine and advocating for the families of the POW MIA by living up to what the Outpost 422 mobile marketing campaign represents—publishing the POW MIA issue.
The platform seeks contributors and will be getting back on track reporting about 1st Lt. Jerome A. Volk’s last known whereabouts as a symbol solidarity and repatriation respect. Collaboratively, we can address both the public affairs issue of the bogus claims that Communism is the answer.
Tell that to the 82,000 service members who are still lost who fought the fight to keep Communism out of America.
Respectfully submitted,
P.S. If you would like to bring veteran affairs concerns forward and spotlight the progressive delegates of Wisconsin, then please do so by filling out the contact form.
A new election season is upon us at Madison College. We are tasked as Student Senate candidates to pick a topic and campaign. The topic is a variable from my honors literature review where my supervising professor misled me into believing I would get an “A” and was doing a fantastic job.
Then, she notified me she was stepping back halfway through the contract and began the broken record response communication style without the intent to show me how to finish the job she was tasked to do. I spoke up and spoke out for public comment at a Student Senate meeting, finished the paper I wanted to write and then, after taking a determined approach, overcame the impossibility of accepting an incomplete honors project and received an “A.”
Determination takes guts. No guts no glory. As your senator pledge, I have faced another unruly professor whom I shall bring forward to Student Senate again in the upcoming weeks to discuss shared governance policies regarding the poor leadership model my marketing professor demonstrates. The professor scoffs and laughs about past students and we need our administrators to act.
One of those administrators is Dr. Brian Short, who tolerates unruly proctoring methods and did so as the oversight of my honors literature review. For the upcoming election, I hope to restore civility on campus starting with the classroom through egomania awareness, which is a variable from my honors literature review inhibiting student veteran and servicemember success.
The VA teaches veterans we must quell and stop egomania from manifesting if we wish to live purposeful lives. Egomania is a sign of late-stage mental illness and untreated trauma. Sadly, those who manifest ego cannot see their wrongs. For this reason, many veterans lose the readjustment and reintegration fight who take their own life instead of facing stigma and accept help.
Madison College was the beacon seven years ago that opened its door to veterans like me, who receive treatment and stay in the fight. Some of us just go back to school to exercise our hard-earned benefit with no intention to pursue a doctorate degree and as a result, unruly professors make examples of us during lectures. I am one of many who enter the G.I. bill benefit system only to awaken to the reality disabled veterans cannot compete with traditional classed students in the job market and seek change.
Now, seven years after receiving Cognitive Processing Therapy and accepting help there is hope. Through my honors research gonzo diary method, the VA has received a new method to teach veterans how to develop their treatment into becoming an honors student and return them to their dignity and military mind, along with their moral compass.
The Madison College honors society tried to stop me and failed miserably. After staying in the fight, veterans now stand a chance to compete academically through this new self-monitoring method. Unfortunately, treatment only goes so far. Treatment does not protect us from those who have untreated egomania.
There is no victory for veterans with disabilities in the college classroom. Unruly professors are the barriers to our success. We must report them and call them out. I will as your Student Senate candidate. I plan to build a Survey Monkey qualitative panel and petition our administrators to act. We are a protected class and deserve to be treated fairly.
Sadly, treatment does not protect us from those who are predators in the veteran community we protected and defended and their labeling us in the college classroom as the problem. The problem is egomania, and I will not hesitate to distance myself from those who do not discipline their egomania manifestation to stay the course to treat my own. Recovery is a thankless job.
Having a grateful heart is a gift of God-reliance and thank God each day for my recovery from a hopeless state of mind and body through creative nonfiction writing, which helped stay the course and finish treatment as a result.
Outpost 422 will always be the student veteran and nontraditional free service for all who deal with unruly professors and their academic hazing. As your pledge to Student Senate, we will overcome the impossibility of nontraditional stigma and academic abuse.
Since working for both Marcus Palace Cinema and Frank Productions, I have reported disparagement and social incongruity, which are the ingredients of a hostile work environment and exacerbates my disability. I am dealing with passive aggressive abuse, favoritism, targeting, and VA/DVR abandonment. I believe the public should be made aware and will begin reporting each occurrence across my entire blog network. I will be bringing the 15 blogs online, each with a DVR, employer, or VA rejection element and how I persevered despite setbacks as a form of gonzo research diary.
My blog database is the convergence of public relations and journalism copywriting identified as ###OP422. I need help connecting necessary elements, such as a worker cooperative, and a freelance magazine writing startup. The project writes under pseudonyms about social incongruity occurrences through the International Association of Professional Writers and Publishers.
I was recently notified that I meet their writing requirement and am coming up short with funds to launch my “sizzle reel,” which will help me land jobs. I am a master storyteller for the cooperative. My next 5-year journey seeks developing a sizzle reel workshop and develop stories through my “Super No Go” worker cooperative, where I will be assembling stories and DocuMarketing™ projects that will unveil new methodologies I have built as a business director for my DVR portfolio. The next phase of my DVR contract will develop a convergent storytelling patent.
Resilience-based Documentary Discussion
I am seeking reimbursement, in the sum of $5,000, for tuition, needed tools, a laptop and for my Nuru safari, which helps me release rejection through diary writing. The funds cover my Outpost 422 qualitative research through TripAdvisor.com. I will provide receipts and additional items needed to finish my final intern task, which is a sizzle reel and bundling marketing overview for my boss, Doug Kirchberg. I also declared film studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as my second major, so that I can vet and develop my sizzle reel style and find grant funding to create my Super No Go data scraping and analytics database and agency.
I have also enrolled for another year at Madison College in the Visual Storytelling Certificate, which provides the replacement for the “W” I received from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Prof. Kristin Kranenberg’s Publication Layout course. I dropped because her course is not disability accessible. I have not received my full training and need additional education to guide me. Once completed, I plan to apply to UCLA and UNLV for my master’s, which will satisfy my DVR contract.
During the interim of my second major pursuit, I am going to stick with Frank Productions unless I am subjected to another occurrence like I reported during onboarding. In that case, I will go public and share the event, like I am now through Outpost 422, which is my database of occurrences I use to back my honors literature deliverables as a DVR contracted client. The company is a solid team and like working for my employer.
Practicum-related Progress
On Feb. 28, I met with Tiera Tremmel at the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center. They recommended I research sizzle reels for shopping grants. They also recommended I start researching the grant field and will during my second major pursuit. For the next phase of my college development, I am also pursuing the Post-Baccalaureate Legal Studies Diploma, which is 12 credits, at MATC in Milwaukee while attending 1-2 classes per semester at UW Milwaukee.
My anticipated completion date at Madison College is Fall 2025 and have roughly three semesters left. I am also enrolled in the Business of Media and Film Studies, Undergraduate Certificate as a guest student at UW Milwaukee. The road through the business director position has developed into receiving bias and slights from faculty who are clear will stop me from completing this patent. I have notified the governor, and rather wait for Brock Hansen moving forward, I am going to publish the occurrences across my website to track social incongruity, which is a mistreatment variable of my honors literature review I receive and plan to make pdf packet of all the information each professor or employer needs.
While I am enrolled in DVR trying to hold down both school and a job to develop my honors literature review, I plan to create websites that help campaign against workplace management cults. Then, I will take the information through a “Super No Go” intake and publish a story into my private database, which rolls over my registered trademark into my prototype STEM journalism and interactive documentary storyboarding project. The deliverable I am reporting is my rejection in the workplace and how I journal occurrences, which are in DVR’s possession.
