Congratulations on passing this sample version of the ASVAB. You might still want to study a little bit more to ensure you get the highest possible score when you take the official version.…
Over the course of the last two weeks, this class has discussed many topics. We have gone over the best ways of communication with staff, and the effectiveness of different techniques. We isolate which were the most important traits to possess, and how to best deal with employees who may possess traits that differ from our own.…
An example of my experience regarding the critical skill of application is during my time as Incident Commander overseeing the security operations for a high profile federal court trial in Laredo, Texas. The security mission was called “Operation Laredo II”. The development of an operational security plan for a high profile trial at a United States Federal Courthouse positioned geographically less than one hundred and fifty yards from the Mexican border can be a challenge. When that trial entails dealing with one of the most powerful and influential drug cartels on the southern border known as Los Zetas, the challenges become critical. The Mexican drug cartel Los Zetas is comprised of former Mexican military soldiers who were originally hired…
I think Marist is a good match for me because Marist offers many classes that will further expand my knowledge. Moreover, when I visited the Marist campus I fell in love with the feel of the campus and the atmosphere. Even though I grew up close to the campus it still feels like I'm away from home.…
The famous memoir of a child soldier and his experiences, A Long Way Gone, has amassed some controversies on whether the book is all real or if sections of the book are made up. Beah explains that he was a child solider for around 3 years. But new records have been found that it’s only been for around 3 months. Beah describes multiple times about his trauma after being a solider for 3 years which is a pivotal part of the book.…
When I became a part of one of the Deer Park JROTC Cadets, I’ve never knew I would come to find happiness and enjoyment in the three years I spent growing with the other cadets. In the first year when I joined JROTC was unpredictable for me because I went from playing softball throughout my whole entire childhood into my freshman year to marching in formation as a JROTC cadet. The life lessons I learned from Chief Underwood and First Sergeant Harmon is always give my best of ability into my school work, extracurricular activities, and part-time jobs for a successful career. Because of these basic opportunities I’ve received in high school, I’ am more prepared for many obstacles in the real world compared to other kids that can’t go to school…
It is my strongest desire to continue to serve in the United States Coast Guard to complete no less than 20 years. As of 01 SEP 2016 I will have 17 years 11 months and 26 days of service. I have earned three Achievement Medals, eight Meritorious Team Awards, and five Good Conduct Awards. In my performance at multiple units and in various positions of responsibility, my supervisors had requested me to extend. After a year stationed at Training Center Petaluma I have received my PERJC code as a military instructor. I have completed Class Advisor, Peer Indoctrination Training, Instructor Development Course, Job Aid Workshop, and Microsoft courses. Bing a vital team member of the ET "A" School staff, I have been able to educate and pass down…
* This is then re-affirmed in immediate feedback between the students and the teaching staff.…
There is not a single feeling greater than the one you experience when you make a positive impact on someone else’s life. Thankfully, I was able to experience that in my junior year. My high school has a program called Link Crew that is designed to help alleviate the anxiety of freshmen’s transition in to high school. When I signed up to get involved, I never realized how strongly it would affect not only my life, but also the life of everyone else who came in contact with it one way or another. Junior year was my first year involved in the program. At first, I was not sure if I would be able to handle it because it was a club that required a large time commitment. I was already involved in my advisory board, student council, and also I had been on the varsity softball team for both years prior to my junior year, along with working anywhere from three to five days a week. It was a very busy time in my life for a while, but I soon came to realize that Link Crew was completely worth it once I started seeing the effect it had on my school.…
Reflection allows an individual to identify the reasons or purpose of understanding the outcome of a particular situation in depth in term of emotions on thought and feeling on the topic area. In addition, Reflection is something that we do implicitly as part of being human, underpinning our identities through a process of negotiation between our sense of self and our experiences of others (Demetriou, 2000, p.210). Therefore, I have implemented this quote in my professional and personal goals I wanted and have achieved thought-out the process of the module. I have made continues effort in building my confidence in situations that I have felt uncomfortable in.…
The Naval Academy has some of the highest standards for it’s students in the world and I know that I will achieve nothing short of perfection. I am willing to commit my life to the Navy and put every ounce of effort I have into…
My experience as an MFT Trainee consisted of working with the below poverty level population. The mental health status varied from a wide variety of psychosocial and emotional factors that contributed to specific diagnosis, which also included substance abuse/use. Clients of different cultures and languages would arrive to a clinic, feeling unsure about sharing their personal struggles and not knowing what to expect from the evaluating therapist. My experience stems from living in the same underserved community as the clients I worked with. This has allowed me to create a trustworthy and non-judgmental atmosphere where the client could feel safe and is more readily engaged and self-disclose information more openly. I was able to easily build…
Graham, J; Bradshaw, C, and Trew, J. (2010). Cultural considerations for social service agencies working with Muslim clients. Social Work. 55(4). pp. 337-346.…
This paper will be briefly reflecting the author’s experience in the group assignment; his reflection will be supported by some of the literature related to group work and performance in the higher education field as well as team work performance level in organizations. How well the team worked and communicated together, their conflicts, motivation, work load and work quality will be mentioned as well.…
Reflections: What does this document mean to you? What lessons did you learn from creating it? How is it relevant to your overall theme or purpose?…