Morally Commendable Behavior: Personal Statement

While serving as a Mail-room Clerk for Charlie Company, 307th ESB, SPC McCoy bestowed significant assistance during 516th Signal Brigade Inspections receiving an overall assessment of Green. SPC McCoy excelled in her duties as the mail clerk and conducted her daily mail operations including picking up, sorting, and distributing mail to over 250 Soldiers. SPC McCoy's attention to detail and hard work were immediately evident and profoundly assisted in raising the morale of all Charlie Company Soldiers serving on JBER,

SSG Hickerson served as Supply Sergeant of Intelligence and Sustainment Company of the Division Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss, Texas. He planned, prepared, and executed all logistical operations for the Division Iron Focus Field Training Exercise, which ensured mission success. He additionally maintained and accounted for all the unit's equipment, to include during change of command inventories, to ensure no loss or degradation of over 27 million dollars of property.

As per the ICAD review for August 23, 2014 - PO Sforza & [his partner] PO Welch were sector 83EF and they were assigned by communication to respond to Sgt. Grimm's location, Bushwick Ave & Hancock St, where the complainants were arrested.

Morality: it is a term that is questioned at every corner of every day. The moral idea ranges from something small such as helping an old women cross the street, to the extreme such as the recent actions taken by politicians to limit public union rights in Wisconsin. Dictating the difference between right and wrong has been an issue that dates to the times before Christ, where the idea of moral perfection was used to determine one’s right of passage into heaven. It was not until Benjamin Franklin, who published a guide within of his autobiography, describing thirteen steps to achieving moral perfection. Franklin used these morality milestones to thrive in living a successful life and eventually become one of the founding fathers of the

Macbeth was written by William Shakespeare in the early 1600’s in the time of King James I. King James I was James VI of Scotland before succeeding to the crown of England in the early 1600’s. Macbeth was written to please King James I as he had a desire to study the supernatural and their ability to control fate. The idea that everything moral has an evil counterpart can cause someone to struggle to maintain or regain their moral standards is one that can be explained with examples of betrayal,

The competence in nursing had explored by Benner, which in her study of nursing professional skill provides a rich of nurses’ experience in nursing practice which identify the process of knowledge acquisition and nature of knowledge that acquired through the experience at the different clinical setting. Benner has grouped potential competencies of nursing to live their experience in clinical practice which consist of helping role, the teaching-coaching function, the diagnosis and mentoring, the effective management of the rapidly changing situation, administering and mentoring therapeutic interventions and regimens, monitoring and ensuring the quality of health care practices and organizational work role competencies. Those competencies above are highlighted by Benner as a domain into nursing practice which influence the nurses to live their experience

Parker puts down his book and gets ready to report. “Yes sir sarge” he replies as he walks down the hall towards commander Johnson's office. Parker walks into the room and stands at attention. “Private Parker Jayy Tech” says a scratchy voice from behind a chair. “Reporting for duty sir” The chair spins around to reveal a older man, late 60’s, scruffy beard and a lazy eye. “You performed quite well in your boot camp days didn't ya.” “Yes sir, third in my class.” Parker didn't know why he was called here, but he was nervous. “You've done well. Haven't caused any trouble since you've gotten here.” “Thank you sir, just following orders” Parker says trying not to show how nervous he actually was. Commander Johnson looks down, arranges some papers, and looks Parker in the eyes. “I'm promoting you to field private. Tomorrow at 0600 hours you’ll meet sargent Tyler in the briefing room for your first mission. It’s a small raid on a low guarded supply center, nothing to sweat about.” “Uh... uh… thank you sir” Parker says completely stunned at the news. He didn't know weather to be very happy or very scared. “You have your orders private. Dismissed.” After a salute Parker goes back to his

The social theory that fits with my moral code the best would have to be libertarian theory. I believe that everyone should start with an equal chance, but after that point it is up to the individual. Also, I believe that people then have the right to manage what they created from that equal start. I think this theory fits best into my moral code because I am a true believer in getting what you deserve. There is no reason for any two people to start on different playing fields. To somewhat steal from Rawlism and apply a veil of ignorance, if you take all characteristics out, a reasonable person would start two people in the same place. After that point though, all bets are off. If I am working my tail off and another person is being lazy,

As a forty-two-year-old mother of two and a wife for the second time, I experienced a variety of positive life adventures, satisfying life learning experiences, and heartbreaking turmoil; which have all formed me into the strong, independent, and determined woman that I am today. God has blessed me with my second chance at life and I am honored for the opportunity to attend nursing school at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (S.I.U.E.).

Concur with RS markings and comments. MRO's moral integrity and character are beyond reproach. SSgt Butler enjoys my complete trust and confidence. He is a proactive, forward planning SNCO that quickly developed a reputation for meeting deadlines and complex schedules. Thoroughly proficient in ammunition management and policy matters; communication is concise and accurate in both verbal and written forms. SSgt Butler has talents and skills of a Warrant Officer Candidate. Retain at all costs and assign to progressively challenging billets.

Throughout my life so far I have been influenced by many people and events which has made me into what I am today. Retrieving information from past events that I have experienced will give insight into what I personally value and how I make decisions whether it is an ethical dilemma or not. I wouldn’t say that all my decisions were based on good moral qualities, but that is what being human is all about. Learning from past experiences whether they are good or not will make me a better person. Through my life up to this point has been a learning experience especially since I am still in my twenties. There is a long road ahead of me, as long as I stick to what is right and keep my mind open, I will do alright.

Special Agent Dickson abruptly stood and slammed his chair against the table. BG Clayton continued to stare at him. Special Agent Dickson turned and left the room. Within minutes two Agents entered the room and handcuffed the General and walked him back to his cell. Once he was back in his cell, they repeated the same drill with the Sergeant Major who actually seemed happy about it. It was apparent to the General that they hadn’t seen his 201 File, nor that of the Sergeant Majors or they would have used a different technique. He knew the next time it would be different, they needed a plan, but he had to talk to Dog about it first.

If not based on authority, we should follow an ethical path based on the benefits. After all, an ethical path

Though there are various normative ethical theories that work well in deciphering the moral value of actions in most tough situations, all prevailing theories seem to give the wrong answer to some of them. This is why I agree with the ethical pluralist in that moral duties are irreducible (Ross). Hence, I do not have answers adherent to a grounding theory for the two moral dilemmas posed in the prompt. To the moral quandary regarding whether or not it is right to break a promise to a dead friend for the sake of doing the most good, my viewpoint aligns with the Kantian perspective. That is to say that doing the most good with your dead friend’s money does not justify breaking the promise that you made to them. For the second quandary about lying to receive a loan, my stance is just the opposite. I align with the utilitarian in that it is ethically right to lie to receive the money as long as the lie brings about the most good. It is wrong to break the promise to a dead friend in the first situation while the moral value of lying to receive a loan is dependent on how the money is spent.

Individuals are driven by a sense of morality, the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions that are determined to be either proper (moral) or improper (immoral) (Morality, 2016). These moral codes or codes of conduct are derived by a person or group’s particular philosophy, religion or culture. It can also be a set of principles that a person or group believes should be universal. (Morality, 2016). Companies (as well as individuals) face the ethical challenge of how to engage and manage behavior that is deemed ethical; honest, fair and considered “good” for all stakeholders. For the individual, there is an element of self-management, understanding social and business norms and cultural differences. In terms of organizations, it is establishing and enforcing codes of conduct, training employees to meet ethical behavior and decision making and constructing working environments that promote ethical behavior and outcomes to the benefit and reputation of the company. To understand this quandary more clearly, it is important to understand the characteristics and motivations that lead to poor ethical choices and identify the potential solutions to mitigating those deficiencies, then evaluate these principles against a real-world example and determine what possible alternatives may exist to improve the environment, actions and decisions individuals, at various levels, may have contributed to a corporate ethical problem.