Criminal Justice Personal Statement Examples

Before I came to ILE I thought I was a strong leader. I made sure my Airman were taken care of and I did everything I could to make our work shift as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Now that I have a deeper understanding of the course material I now realize I am not doing enough and need to do a better job of ensuring my Airman are taken care of in every aspect. Over the next three to five years I want to finish my bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and if the stars’ line up, make rank. Also, I want my Airman to be highlighted as much as possible in my unit. The keys to success will be in the material I choose to be the most valuable in the module reading and it all starts with FRLD. I will get out of my MBE-P role and strive towards
In the past I incorrectly used progressive discipline and wondered why I was not reaching them; that will stop. I now see through recent conversations that letting an Airman slide on infractions it will degrade my reputation as well as my leaderships. I will never achieve that Reverent Power that will lead to the Transformative level I am trying to achieve. While furthering my education, I will alter or expand my secondary dimension of diversity which should coincide with becoming a better leader. More education in Criminal Justice will give me a foundational level of expertise when it comes to security and I feel it will help me better communicate with senior members on that operational and strategic level. Furthermore, being more educated in my craft will hold more weight when negotiating topics of security when events arise. As stated earlier, I believe I operate in an MBE-P manner and my subordinates, peers and superiors know that about me. I give my Airman room to lead unless I deem they are not fit to perform a function. My supervisor feels I need to be more involved and after being in ILE I now understand why she feels that