Mission Contributions, Served as Supply Technician and Specialist for Training Aids, Devices, Simulators and Simulations (TADSS), Visual Information (VI) devices, and supply operations. Trained and served as primary and secondary instructor operator for the Engagement Skill Trainer (EST-2000), HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer (HEAT), Call for Fire Trainer (CFFT) and Fire Support Combined Arms Tactical Trainer (FSCATT) from 01 Jan 2009 to 31 July 2010. I certified unit members in the Training Support Center (TSC) Schweinfurt footprint to operate the EST 2000, HEAT and FSCATT training simulators. I briefed and trained all of TSC Schweinfurt newly assigned or incoming Training Support Specialists on virtual training center operations, simulation operations, simulator troubleshooting procedures, and simulator data reporting duties.
Evaluate how ASU is positioning itself through its vision and mission. The ASU’s vision and mission statement are a very powerful. These two statements positioning ASU as a public research university that use a student-centric model to support innovation and creativity. ASU’s vision is to lead their people to be success in life and understanding the value of the community.
Jennifer Macmaster who has a master degree is a 26 years old female. She is a secondary school teacher. She spends most of the time at school, so sometimes she feels tired. Thus, she starts to do exercise. Especially, she likes to do yoga because it can make her feel relax.
The mission of ATSU is to provide a learning-centered education which I firmly believe in myself. I have dedicated myself to schooling over the years and prided myself on the effort and dedication I have put forth. Having an education is something I value to great length. It is something you earn on your own, that no one can take away. I am applying to ATSU because of this high expectations of learning-center education.
At Carefor Health & Community Services providing exceptional home health care to you and your family members is the heart and soul of our work. As a former client, you know the impact Carefor has in our community. Carefor’s humble beginnings started in 1897 with two nurses, single-handedly covering a district in Ottawa using only a horse and buggy. Today, Carefor has now grown into a non-profit charitable leader in home health care and community support services throughout Eastern Ontario. Our mission is simple, to help families live safely and comfortably at home by providing quality home care and support services.
The mission statement of a sports medicine program serves as a blueprint for all services to be offered. When evaluating an organization’s mission statement both the goals of the program and understanding the philosophy of the program are the two most important components to accepting a job opportunity. The mission statement should communicate that the work we do as athletic trainers is important and needed. Failure to believe in the precepts described in the mission statement may not inspire one to always do a good job. Understanding and agreeing upon the values and beliefs of the organization help establish and maintain and an employee’s commitment.
Athletic programs at many colleges and universities are back and forth with the school’s mission statement. The term student athlete means student first athlete second. It is now at a point where it can be argued that people say the athlete first athlete and school second. Regardless what the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules and regulations say, some recruited athletes are treated better than others and the athletes are given better benefits. Some athletes are not prepared for college level classes, with added requirements by the NCAA.
The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) is most worthy of donations because they play a huge role in the health of our athletes that we love watching day in and day out. They not only conduct research on specifically sports related injuries but also look for solutions for other non related medical issues such as diseases too. Their mission statement is: “AMSSM provides a forum to foster professional relationships among sports medicine physicians to advance the discipline of sports medicine through education, research, advocacy, and excellence in patient care”. I chose this organization because it is a field I’ve thought about pursuing myself and feel like it’s something very worth getting into however like most other professions requires a lot of hard work, and dedication. Their goals are to ‘serve as the premier educational resource for sports medicine physicians, advance sports medicine research and scholarship through funding support, collaboration and partnerships, uphold and promote priority issues in sports medicine
They provide yoga service programs to reach deep into communities to support resilienceand healing. From school programs that give kids the tools to focus their minds, to classes thatunite people who have sustained injury or illness, or who are coping with the long-term effects ofviolence and conflict, these programs make yoga and meditation accessible to a wide variety ofunique communities. The Here to Be program is designed to support, unite and amplify the workof the yoga service community. We partner with best-in-class nonprofit organizations globallywho make the healing benefits of yoga and meditation accessible to all. Each year, we grant tolocal organizations through our global network of stores, and invest in national and internationalprograms that create access at scale.
Jordan Searcy J17004771 M3 Practitioner Application 10 June 2018 Introduction Healthcare encompasses a large majority of interest groups and continues to increase with time. Specifically, Steven Landers reiterates this notion that, “Health care lobbying expenditures totaled $237 million in 2000. These expenditures accounted for 15% of all federal lobbying and were larger than the lobbying expenditures of every other sector, including agriculture, communications, and defense. A total of 1192 organizations were involved in health care lobbying. From 1997 to 2000, the number of organizations increased by 50%.
Water as a renewable energy source has been used within human society since the creation of the water wheel. Hydroelectricity continues to be utilized today in countries such as the United States and is an obviously viable option to clean, renewable energy. However, Energy: A Beginner’s Guide by Vaclav Smil, reveals the consequences of hydropower that most people are generally unaware of. I decided upon hydroelectric power to reflect on because I was initially in favor of using it as a substitute to fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas.
The Denison Taekwondo Club is a student led organization that is an extension of the Introduction to Taekwondo class. Though the club is student led, legal and liability reasons require that the club is overseen by a certified Taekwondo instructor. Denison’s Taekwondo Club meets three times a week while weekends provide an opportunity for members to join sessions at the Westerville Taekwondo Dojo. Being associated with the Westerville Dojo, the club falls under Taekwondo America, the national organization that oversees and standardizes the teaching methods of schools across the nation. Consequently, this case study will apply and use Taekwondo America’s mission statement as well as its codes of conduct and philosophy of martial arts.
With the formation of our new nonprofit organization, Moving Athletes Forward, it has come to the attention of this Advisory Committee, The Committee on Board Performance, that many of the board members may lack knowledge or experience that will benefit them while sitting on a nonprofit’s board of directors. Therefore this memo has been produced to help the new board start off in the best way possible. Mission To start I wanted to reiterate the mission of the organization: The mission of Moving Athletes Forward is to support injured high school and college athletes from the Greater Chicago Area that have lost their college scholarships due to a sports related injury.
In T. S. Elliot’s poem “Preludes,” society is presented as a wasteland because of the usage of concrete objects and descriptions that metaphorically explore life and society. Throughout this poem, the reader realizes society going through a cycle of meaningless routines. With the use of vivid imagery, T.S. Eliot shows that modern cities are beacons of decay. The speaker of “Preludes” is a city bystander who abhors urban life.
The Benefits of Yoga Yoga’s aim is to unite the mind, body and spirit. It is very therapeutic and relaxing but more than that, yoga have numerous health benefits that the body can enjoy. Yogis view the mind and body as one and if given the right tools and done at the right place, the body functions harmoniously and have the ability to heal itself.
