Juvinille Parole Officer Personal Statement

I first became interested with the idea of becoming a Special Forces Warrant Officer during my seventh deployment. At the time I had served in the army for almost 14 years, 10 of which were in Special Operations. I was originally assigned to the infantry where I excelled in all my training and leadership courses. This drove me to push myself further and try out for the Special Forces, eventually being assigned to my first Operational Detachment in November 2004. While I have thoroughly enjoyed and excelled as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant, I feel there is more room for growth in my career and am looking forward to my next challenge.

I hope to become an occupational therapist after I finish college. I always knew that I wanted to do something with people that involved helping them. I hope to provide support for those who believe that the things they used to do are now impossible. I want to be the person who helps them see that those things are possible, and they just need some help getting there. I also want to be the type of therapist who lets their patients know that whenever they need help I will be there to assist them. People feel hopeless if they are not able to do the things they always could, but I want to take that feeling and make it blossom into the wonderful feeling that hope can bring. People deserve to be happy in their bodies, and they should not feel ashamed

My mother has always asked me what I wanted to be when I get older. For so many years I was not able not able to answer this question. She is not the only one that have asked me this question. I have found that this question has become to be common to many of us. On the other hand, after working for fifteen years as a security officer, I know exactly what I want to do with my life. I want to further my education and skills to pursue my career. I have chosen Criminal Justice as my choice of studies. I have already obtained an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from Ashworth University. My intention is to continue to go to college and obtain a bachelor degree in this field and work hard in order to gain as much information as I can. I am a

My career goals working at Osceola county sheriffs would be to help and protect the people of the communities I would patrol by giving them the best service possible. I am looking forward to advancing my career by joining a specialty squad such as the K-9 unit or even the mounted unit I also plan on getting as much training As I can in different areas of the sheriffs office building off of what I have learned so far from academy and to keep building until I retire so that I am always learning and growing within the agency and providing the best service I can to the communities I will be protecting and serving I plan on making a difference in people lives and being there for people when they need help or just want to talk I plan on having

Sat in on parole hearings with hearing examiners and overlooked the critical process of recommending to grant or deny parole to be under supervised release

I am writing you concerning parole consideration, I was told by the counselor this letter needs to be short, meaningful and to the point. I know that you all probably receive a million letters similar to mines but please may I have a few moments of your time. Since my incarceration from the county jail to prison I have been thoroughly evaluating my thoughts and actions. I have only myself to blame for the horrific things that I am experiencing coupled with the shame I brought upon my family! I left my kids without their father and placed financial burdens on my family which could have been avoided altogether. I see first hand how destructive it is for young kids to grow up without a positive male

The purpose of this memorandum is to concisely summarize what issues we have worked on and to provide some statistical information regarding caseloads in the circuit.

One of my academic goals is to graduate high school with an honors diploma and increase my G.P.A to a 4.3 at the end of my eighth semester. After I graduate from high school I want to attend Western Nevada College to earn my associate’s degree in criminal justice. When I have accomplished that I will transfer to the University of Nevada, Reno to study criminology. When I have finished my studies I want to obtain a job in the government so I can help victims and their families get the justice they deserve.

Currently, I am working in the Kansas City Kansas school district. I was a preschool teacher assistant for three years and decided that I wanted to go further with my career goals. So I stepped out on faith and resigned from the district and started substitute with the district. While working in the urban school district I have learned so much from the students compared to when I was a student in the district. Not only have I learned from them I do believe I have made an impact on their education as well.

One of my big goals is to work as a probation officer. This is my career ultimate goal ever since I moved to Oregon thirteen years ago. Is being a roller coaster, to prepare my self and my education. But I can see the end of this preparation journey. From learning English to overcome my fears of being a college student, all this is working to make me more acquire experience in making mistakes and fixed. My past experience as a Police officer gives me more sense to work in this type of environment.

In addition, parole officer also has to deal with stressful work like supervising offender who has to deal with their family relative and having offender who doesn’t corporate with them. Parole office also have to deal with caseloads of work every day and that can lead to late house without seeing their families. For example, Pitts, Wayne J. author of, "Educational Competency as an Indicator of Occupational Stress for Probation and Parole Officers." States, “stress for probation and parole officer’s high caseloads, large amounts of paper work, and meeting unexpected, sporadic and often unreasonable deadlines.” The parole officer also has to deal with late hours’ phone calls from the office, or police officer asking question about the offender

I see community service as the key element to my future. I believe that each person should leave the world a little better than how they found it. Community service has held a huge part of my life already. I currently am very involved with a program called Candlelighters. Candlelighters is a program that works with cancer patients and their families. As a part of the Candlelighters program I have seen many children lose their lives to cancer. Each child has left a mark on my heart, and I am a better person for knowing them.

The ultimate career position I am pursuing is to become a Building Principal. When I first started teaching, being a principal was not something that I desired to be. I loved watching the “light bulb” go off for students that finally got it. I also loved changing the lives of those that was entrusted in my care while at school. I have always believed being a principal was a huge responsibility. Its takes a special person to take time out of their life to do the work that is necessary to become a principal; be responsible for helping to change so many precious lives by making sure the students get the best education possible to be productive members in society.

My dream career is to be a criminologist. My interest sparked when I became interested in the mind and human behavior ever since grade school. Criminology is the study of crimes, effects, and social impact on society. Criminologist job is to observe the behavior of criminals and seek out why the crime was committed, this is in order to reduce the rate of future criminal behavior. Their job duties also include writing research paper and articles. This is a job that I feel that I will pursue because of my love for writing and also my desire to better our society. There are many different jobs you can have as a criminologist. There are specific ones such as a profiling. Profiling is when you spend most of your job as a criminologist looking into old cases, which will help you with your current criminal. As a profiler when you gather your new information you then identify the crime trend and motive behind specific crimes.Profiling is the job that I would like to do as a criminologist. Another job that criminologist can have research and academia. Many criminologists dedicate their time to being strictly researchers.

My dream is to become a Deportation Officer and work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).