Kairos; Globalization opens new doors for students

Kairos, if used well, can greatly influence a rhetoric situation.  One place Kairos can be effectively used is in an opinion editorial. My opinion editorial is on the topic of globalization and how it makes the world more equal. In the paper, I plan on establishing kairos by pointing out how globalization affects a student’s future, especially a BYU student.  BYU’s slogan is, enter to learn and go forth to serve.  I will try to emphasize this in my paper, and try to point how the time is now to do this.  As countries seek outside of their borders, they begin looking for many new ideas and opportunities.  These countries will need help with getting integrated into the global society. This is where BYU students can come in and help these countries in need.  Many students at BYU are fluent in another language; this aspect means many service and job opportunities outside of the United States are potentially opened for these individuals. As globalization continues to develop, more and more opportunities will be available. As students look toward their future, the job landscape looks increasingly rough in America.  Having the option to go help someone else and get a good paying job in another nation would be a wonderful option. It is in the students best interest to support globalization because it will potentially affect their future. I will try to stress these points and how important it is to support globalization because the more the world works together the more job opportunities will be available.  The time is now to support globalization and a more equal society.