2. Do you have a Favorite Role Model? Who? My role model is Michael Jordon, by acclamation, Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time and that’s why he’s my role model.

3. List major accomplishments of Your Favorite Role Model: 1981 Breaks record at McDonald's All- American game by scoring 30 points 1982 Scores winning points in NCAA championship game 1984 Named college Player of the Year 1984 Wins Olympic gold medal with U.S. basketball team 1985 Named NBA Rookie of the Year 1986-87 Named to the All-NBA First Team 1987 Winner, Slam Dunk Contest 1987-88 Named NBA Most Valuable Player 1987-88 Named NBA Defensive Player of the Year 1987-88 Named to the NBA All- Defensive First Team 1987-88 Named to the All-NBA First Team 1988 Wins Slam Dunk Contest 1988 Named NBA Most Valuable Player 1988 Named NBA All-Star Games Most Valuable Player Read more: Michael Jordan - Awards And Accomplishments http://sports.jrank.org/pages/2394/Jordan- Michael-Awards- Accomplishments.html#ixzz0jJEDQV02Michael Jordan - Awards And Accomplishments http://sports.jrank.org/pages/2394/Jordan- Michael-Awards- Accomplishments.html#ixzz0jJEDQV02

4. What can we learn from the experience of Your Favorite Role Model? You can learn many things from Michael Jordon. He came from poverty and rose above his short comings to achieve a lot in his life like creating his own industry.

5. List hobbies / interests of Your Favorite Role Model: In early 1994, Jordan decided to take up a new hobby alright. However, it wasn't golf. It was baseball. Despite not playing baseball since high school some 13 years ago, he signed a minor league contract with the Chicago White Sox in 1994. He played one unspectacular season for the Double-A Birmingham Barons.

6. Family background of Your favorite role model? In Jordan's first season at North Carolina he was named Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Rookie of the Year for 1982. The team won the ACC championship, and Jordan made the clutch jump shot that beat Georgetown University for the championship of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Jordan led the ACC in scoring as a sophomore and as a junior. The Sporting News named him college player of the year for both years. He left North Carolina after his junior year and was selected by the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association (NBA) as the third pick of the 1984 draft. Before joining the Bulls, Jordan was a member of the Summer 1984 United States Olympic basketball team that won the gold medal in Los Angeles, California.

7. What do you or your peers like the most about your favorite role model? His Greatness