My personal favorite book-to-film watching experience has got to be Peter Jackson's "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy. This adaptation probably feels closest to my heart for the reason that it bridged the gaps between the experiences of reading the book and watching the movie. First, J.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy novels are masterpieces of prose; they present the rich and elaborate world described in it, full of complex, manysided characters, and topics as ancient as the world itself. To be a reader was, in some vicarious and transcendental way, to go on a truly epic journey, of deeds and doings surrounded with magic, heroism, and lay bare the most profoundest of moral dilemmas that a man can perceive. It was the depth of detail and sheer scope of story that captivated and held my imagination for years thereafter. It was with that in mind that when Peter Jackson undertook the epic job to adapt these loved-by-masses books into films, I was thrilled and apprehensive at one go. To bring a story of such magnitude and complexity effectively on-screen was more than a daunting task, but Jackson with his team did extraordinary justice to it. Through stupendous visuals, scenic beauty, and minute detailing of even the simplest thing, they brought the world of Tolkien exactly alive for me. What makes "The Lord of the Rings" really special for me is how true it stands to the books in the same line as fully opening up to film as a medium for telling stories. In many key themes and individual character story arcs, Jackson's series remains perfectly faithful to Tolkien's heart—suited to relatability, which is characteristic of most books today. And at the same time, the adaptation introduces the visual elements in the form of epic battle sequences and vista after breathtaking vista to deepen this story into something larger-than-life cinematic. The opportunity to watch the "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy on big screens has given me an altogether new experience. It was like watching this whole world of Middle Earth being created in total grandeur and majesty. Films with a deep emotional quotient, captured as described in books, the element of wonder, awe, and adventure that went down very well for me. The adaptation brought Tolkien's epic classic back to an even bigger audience, which was stirred in books and kindled in fantasy storytelling. For the many who did not pick up the books, the images were the first step into the same readings of Middle-earth for new generations. And, in closing, what makes this understanding of "The Lord of the Rings" series particularly meaningful to me is because it found a beautiful way of crossing over between what literature gives in the realm of imagination and what imagery gives literally. For it paid its tributes to Tolkien's novels while, for its part, being able to maximize the asset that is the strength of creation in this medium. In so doing, it produced a piece of cinematic masterpiece loved by none other than myself and many others across the globe. These adaptations are generally faithfully done and work in conjunction with the breathtaking photography and ve special effects produced in the trilogy to "The Lord of the Rings" served as a prime example for how an adaptation from a book into film can do nothing but add to such an experience.

Community service to me means giving back to the community and making a positive impact on the lives of others. It is about putting the needs of others before your own and working towards creating a better society for all. I believe that giving back to the community is an important responsibility for everyone and I plan to do this through my career by using my skills and resources to make a positive difference in the lives of others. One way I plan to give back to my community is by working in a field that directly helps people, such as healthcare or social work. I believe that by working in these fields, I can use my skills and knowledge to improve the lives of those in my community and make a real difference. Another way I plan to give back to my community is by volunteering and participating in community service projects. I plan to actively seek out opportunities to volunteer and give back, whether it be through mentoring youth, participating in community clean-up projects, or helping out at local shelters. I also plan to give back to my community through my career by being a role model and promoting community service. I hope to inspire others to get involved and give back to their communities by leading by example and sharing my own experiences of community service. In addition, I plan to give back to my community by using my resources and privilege to uplift marginalized communities. I will use my privilege and resources to advocate for marginalized communities and to support organizations that are working to empower these communities. In conclusion, community service is an important aspect of my life and I plan to give back to my community through my career by working in fields that help people, volunteering, promoting community service, and using my privilege and resources to uplift marginalized communities. I believe that by giving back to my community, I can make a positive impact on the lives of others and help to create a better society for all.My dad always use to tell me serving a community is a great opportunity to meet a different kind of people and get socialize with them and also sharing an ideas. That is something i have been dream about in all my life to do. As a good citizen and a christian my bible tells me to serve others.

One aspect of my identity that has had a significant impact on my life is my ethnicity. I am of Ivory Coast descent and grew up in a community where my culture and heritage were highly valued and celebrated. This experience has greatly influenced my worldview and has instilled in me a deep sense of pride and respect for my culture and heritage. Growing up in a Ivorian community, I was exposed to a variety of traditional healing practices and remedies that have been passed down from generation to generation. These practices often focused on the use of natural herbs and plants to treat various illnesses and ailments. This exposure has instilled in me an appreciation for the importance of cultural competency and understanding the unique health needs of different cultures. As a future PA, I believe that my background and understanding of Ivory Coast culture will be an asset in the healthcare setting. I will be able to connect with Ivorian patients on a deeper level, and will be able to better understand and address their specific health needs. I also believe that my understanding of traditional Ivorian healing practices will allow me to approach patient care with a more holistic perspective and will help me to provide more comprehensive and effective care. In addition to my ethnicity, my religious beliefs also play an important role in my identity. I am a Christian and my faith is a central aspect of my life. I believe that my religious beliefs will also play a role in my interactions with patients in the healthcare setting. I will be able to provide spiritual support and guidance to patients who may be going through difficult times and in need of comfort and support. I believe that my personal identity as a Ivorian woman will help me to be a more empathetic and understanding practitioner. I will be able to connect with patients on a deeper level and will be able to provide more effective and compassionate care. This is my ultimate goal as a future PA. In conclusion, my ethnicity and culture as a Ivorian, my religious beliefs and my personal identity as a woman will all play a significant role in my interactions with patients in the healthcare setting and my goals as a future PA. I believe that my background and understanding of these different aspects of my identity will enable me to provide more effective and compassionate care and will help me to connect with patients on a deeper level. My ultimate goal is to be able to provide the best possible care to my patients and to be an advocate for their unique health needs.

I am passionate about the creative arts because they allow individuals to express themselves in unique and powerful ways. The creative arts, such as music, painting, and theater, have the ability to evoke emotion, inspire creativity, and connect people from all walks of life. They also have the ability to transcend language and cultural barriers, making them an important tool for communication and understanding. One piece of art that is particularly important to me is the "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci. This painting has always captivated me with its enigmatic smile and subtle details. The skill and mastery of the artist is evident in every brushstroke and the way he was able to convey emotion and personality in his subject's expression is truly remarkable. This painting is not just a beautiful piece of art but it also holds a rich history and cultural significance. It's an artwork that has stood the test of time and continues to be an inspiration to many. Another piece of art that holds a special place in my heart is the music of Mozart. His compositions have always moved me with their complexity and elegance. The way he was able to convey emotions and tell stories through music is truly remarkable. His Symphony No. 41 is a piece that I could listen to over and over again without getting tired. The way he was able to create such a beautiful and powerful piece of music is truly inspiring. I am also passionate about the performing arts, such as theater and dance. These forms of art allow individuals to physically express themselves and tell stories in a unique way. I have always been fascinated by the way actors and dancers can convey emotions and tell stories through movement and it's truly inspiring to watch. In addition to being moved by the creative arts, I believe that the arts have a crucial role to play in society. They have the power to educate, inspire, and bring about positive change. The arts can also be a form of therapy and provide an outlet for people to express themselves and work through difficult emotions. They also play an important role in preserving cultural heritage and history. In conclusion, I am passionate about the creative arts because of the emotional connection they provide, the ability to express complex ideas and feelings, and their role in society. The Mona Lisa and the music of Mozart are particularly important to me as they are powerful representations of the beauty that can be found in art, and the skill and mastery of the artist. I truly believe in the power of the creative arts to

I was born in Israel, my parent were immigrant from Ivory Coast. I spent early part of my life speaking Hebrew. With my mother pass away ( died ) when I was at age of five months. I was raised by my father as a parent. My father is always away for the most part of the day working to put food on table for me and my siblings .My father decided to come to his native country, Ivory Coast where I continue my early education. Ivory Coast is a French colony and the official langue is French, and education over there is taught in French, upon moving there I transitioning to learn French proves to be very hard for me. I am always failing my French langue class and not meeting expectation with other subjects. I handle my failures by not giving up so in that early days of my life, I learned to be persistent and determined to over come my short comings. I know life is trials and errors. With that determination of endurance I was able to overcome my short comings and was able to be where I am today. I know we are not born with ability to learn every thing all at once. But we must apply ourself to utmost to achieve our goals. With that instinct even though, I was struggling at the beginning I was never discourage to given up. When I was struggling, I also had the support and encouragement from my father that was another factors that my father used to tell me that life is a journey and failures and success are natural course of life and do not give up on your dreams, because the path is hard. Nothing comes easy in life, determination to purse your dream is what matters. With that mottos instilled in me in my early days of school I have always had this courage to never give up to this day. I come from a humble beginning, my father is not rich, but with a meagre resources we have I have always strive hard to overcome my difficulties with my academic challenges.My father use to tell me that my mother wants me to be a doctor when i grow up because of that i have been trying very very hard to make her dream come true and i hope with this scholarship i will be able to let her dream come and make her happy where ever she is.