The Maine State Archives is a very interesting and intriguing database. It has around 95 million records of state documents that are kept because of their value to the history of the state. The archives is a bureau within the Department of the Secretary of State and includes mostly government paperwork and records. These records include bills introduced the the Legislature, election results, military records dating back to World War I, census records, as well as many other informative pieces of information that are considered valuable. The Maine State Archives is preserved by the Archives Services Division which is a government job that collects and analyzes important documents and archives them.
Howard University is a predominantly black school, expressing excellence, leadership, truth and service I could contribute to the legacy of Howard University in many ways. Growing up I've always wanted to gain the experience of a historically black college or university. As a member of the National Beta Club we promote the ideals of academic achievement and leadership. Being apart of the National Beta Club caused me to strive for my goals and take leadership in all that I do. The mission statement states "To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students."
I always recognize, respect and work well with different personality styles and culture of the staff and volunteers. Taking in consideration the situation with the Market’s staff, I maintained a flexibility around my work schedule to ensure critical business needs are met. I have the ability to effectively prioritize not only when I have been informed about needs and changes made by the staff, as well when presented with conflicting, delayed or unclear information, I am able to successfully resolve any problem if it is within my authority. I am able to define and align systems and processes in areas of my responsibility with the organization’s systems and/or objectives. I work with established systems and use systems to achieve results.
The mission for the Johnston Community College (JCC) Child Development Center is to produce an early childhood education that would meet the needs of the families whom are being served, by providing a nurturing environment for children to learn and grow. They believe in training teachers to work with young children in loving respectful ways, that would enrich their environment. The goal is to provide young children with the best care possible, and to aid the Early Education Students in becoming the next generation of Early Education Professionals. Johnston Community College Child Development Center was established in 1998. It is an extension of the Early Childhood Education department.
From the outside, every member of the Corps is viewed as an equal, regardless of their position. Yet, from the inside there is an apparent divide between outfits and staff. However, we are all members of the Corps of Cadets, and are striving to achieve a common mission. We each have our own purpose in helping to achieve the goals of the Corps and I see staff as the entity that holds the Corps accountable to its mission statement.
Twenty-four grounds; 17,000 personnel and staff; 100,000 understudies; an instructing clinic that gives consideration to more than a million patients a year; more than one-half million dynamic graduated class; an online World Campus that enables anybody to seek after a training—at whatever time, anyplace; and the biggest understudy run magnanimous association on the planet. We instruct understudies that the genuine measure of accomplishment is your main thing to enhance the lives of others, and they figure out how to be dedicated pioneers with a worldwide viewpoint. We direct research to enhance lives. We add millions to the economy through undertakings in our state and past. We help groups by sharing our staff skill and exploration.
According to the SDSU Ambassadors page, Ambassadors are “students who are specially trained to be the official student representatives, tour guides and orientation leaders of San Diego State University”. As an Ambassador I would take my role beyond that. I want to have a lasting impact on the prospective and future Aztecs and families that I get the opportunity to meet. With a role as an SDSU Ambassador I will hold myself accountable to being a good role model for prospective and incoming students in order to make a difference on campus.
Thank you for all you do for our Republican Party here in Delaware. Your energy and support is so important to Delaware’s future! Congratulations on becoming a delegate for the 2016 Delaware State Convention! Because of your passion for conservative values and initiative to better our communities, Delaware is finally poised to stop one party rule. I have shared your passion and fought alongside you since my first senate race in 1994.
Franklin College values their student to excel as a person and in the work field. The college’s mission statement is “Franklin has taught me three main characteristics: excellence, leadership, and service. These three characteristics that I have learned helped developed to be the person I am now. Franklin College wants their students to understand and learn excellence. Excellence is being your best self on a regular basis.
Mission, Vision, and Values The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) articulates a clear mission: to "invite all audiences to experience our world, our region, and ourselves through the prism of contemporary art. " This vision extends to "harness the potency of contemporary art to inspire expansive thinking and an inclusive world", while their values include the belief that "art is essential to our well-being,... the preservation and care of art is critical for the future, and in listening and responding to the needs of our diverse publics and communities, respecting differences, and embracing the vibrancy of our binational region. " These values highlight the museum's dedication to inclusivity, engagement, and cultural diversity, particularly
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools Director of Operations Vision The KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools’ Operations vision is to uphold high standards while providing an experience of operational excellence. Our focus is to develop systems and processes that align with our educational goals to provide the highest level of teaching and learning in a safe, efficient and financially secured environment. Our vision is possible by providing services in the following areas: School Operations Leadership Finances & Purchasing Facilities & Maintenance Student & Family Services Technology & Equipment Student Information, Testing, and Academic Operations Support Student Recruitment & Enrollment Risk Management, Compliance and HR Administration School Operations Leadership We strive to provide the utmost
The Corps makes leaders, that’s the Mission Statement, but are we accomplishing that goal? Are the policies which maintain this institution building free thinking leaders or vexatious micromanagers? Are we allowing outfits to create their own identity and a sense of pride, or are we just another ROTC program in a civilian college? Cadets are not given the opportunity to grow as leaders in a Senior Military College; a college that produces more officers than any other school besides the Academies. The Corps should enforce its sense of military rigidity in regards to cadets in all classes, allows leaders to learn from their actions, and permit a sense of outfit identity and pride.
As a Rosemont College student, I upheld the missionary statement by having a desire to build and develop a intercultural community with the members of the community in a positive manner. This shares relation to my personal mission statement for I am developing in an intercultural community while motiving myself and others throughout my life. Rosemont College follows a set of morals and values that they want everyone on campus to follow. As a student, I connected to the mission statement of this year on the topics of a diverse intercultural community and developing in a community. I have wanted to be in a diverse and intercultural community since I started community.
From my visit to The Native American Voices Exhibit at The University of Pennsylvania a there was a collection of historical memorabilia that indeed celebrates this community. The presentation as a whole set out descriptive displays that certainly memorialized The Native Americans as well as those Native Americans (The Lenape) who were the first to live locally in Delaware. The objects that I chose to take a picture of were at first very visually appealing. After taking a deeper look into those objects, I realized that all had significant value to this community.
I am interested in studying this museum more in depth because it speaks on the issue of promoting the significance of the individual more powerfully than any other college or institution in the world.
