Sierra's Blog

Forensic Psychologist are a variety of different psychologist mixed in one. They may only be a Forensic Psychologist, but they don’t have to be they can be either a counseling psychologist, a school psychologist, a clinical psychologist or even a neurologist. The reason a Forensic Psychologist can came from all of these backgrounds is that they hold many duties, they are a link between the law and psychology. They will not only have a background in psychology to help with that aspect but they will also have a background in criminal behavior to fulfill the legal aspects in their jobs. To be able to become a Forensic Psychologist you would need a master’s degree along with high-level specialties and therapist positions, and whether or not you decide to have your own practice you would also need to have a PhD in that case. Important skills to have in this field are, effective communication skills, good listening skills, ability to establish trust, ability to analyze statistical informati...

Hello all, my name is Sierra Rose Crook, but I only go by Sierra. I’m from El Paso, where my parents still live. I do not have any brothers or sisters so I'm one of those odd things you would call an “only child”. The oddness doesn’t end there, me as person in general is just pretty odd, I've been known to walk to the beat of my own drum. Just for a reference point of how odd I see myself I compare myself to Tina Beltcher from Bob’s Burgers. She is socially awkward, and doesn’t do well in normal everyday situations, but she never lets that get her down. While walking to this odd beat I have lead myself to becoming a Theatre Major. I stumbled into theatre in high school, and it kind of took ahold of my life and hasn’t let go yet. When you hear someone is a theatre major you typically think you act, you are on stage, are you the star, to all of these I would laugh because actually I'm a Technical Design Major, so I run and hide from all of those things. I love de...