Recruitment Event Essay

Recruitment of the United States military is a vital part of maintaining an all volunteer military force. Because of recent world events and the high operations tempo of the military, Army has had some problems with its recruitment. Convincing civilians to sign up to be a solider can be a tough job when it requires being sent 7,000 miles from home to go fight in a war zone. What can recruiters do to keep

Would you be willing to drop everything right now and join the military? Thousands of men were troubled with this question in the twentieth century. The United States draft, also called conscription, was first used during the Civil War but later used in WWI, WWII, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Napoleon was the first general to use the modern draft. In 1940 FDR signed the Training Service Act of 1940 starting the first formal draft in the United States, but in 1973 congress decided to have an all-volunteer military. President Carter decided to resume the draft in 1980 due to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Today the draft is not used but the US still requires its 18-year-old

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Indiana University Southeast’s career opportunity ranges communications to psychology and business to nursing. When the students being interviewed expressed why they chose Indiana University Southeast, their many reasons were due to the fact that it's affordable, close to home, and most importantly, had their ideal career. Student, Quintera Quinn-- an English major and music mine--, stated in her interview, “It’s a good school with great academic programs, help services and students.” She remarks how IUS encourages her to follow her dreams and inspires her to be a productive and helpful member of society. John Billings, who is majoring in business with a concentration in marketing, made his college decision due to the reasons that it was close to home, affordable, and it was near his line of work for the company he wants to work at after college. Megan Johnson, who is majoring in Theater Business--for now--, exclaims she likes how there is such a wonderful sense of community and how she can strike up a conversation with anyone. Therefore, even before the students attended Indiana University Southeast, they were already accustomed to the brand of Indiana University Southeast-- Fulfilling the

I attended a campus event on Friday, September 15, 2017 at 12pm through Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 12pm, held by Council of Asian Student Leaders (CASL) and Asian American Student Services (AASS). This event was a two-day overnight retreat at YMCA of Rockies in Snow Mountain Ranch. The address was 1101 Co Rd 53, Granby, CO 80446. There were 50 people that attended this event.

The Adelburgers went head first into the cusp of a rather peculiar assignment, near the end of April. This late part of their assigned Sunday Morning Special involves the Adelburgers having the honors of transporting the lifeless cadavers of four Underground members, who wound up missing in January of 2015, to the Catholic School Underground leadership. The CSU will then return the bodies to the families, from which the deceased will be given a proper burial. Recently, the bodies were discovered in a secluded part of New Jersey, as well as underwent separate autopsies by a certified medical examiner from Iowa. Of course, as to how they ended up being killed in the first place, that is not an area for the Adelburgers to be asking their superiors

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My first plan of action is to meet with the guidance counselor, principal and other faculty before the start of the school year. I plan to initiate contact by going to the high school and talking to the guidance counselor and start building a good rapport with the guidance counselor. I will coordinate with the counselor and have a teacher luncheon. This will serve as my school entry vehicle. I will provide food and refreshments and give a 15 to 20 minute presentation on the features and benefits of the Army National Guard. A few of the features the National Guard has to offer to the school are career direction, anti-bullying, education benefits and life in the Alabama Army National Guard. I will pass out trifolds and other informational material

Emily joined us at the end of June 2016 as our Advisement & Registration and New Student Initiative Coordinator. Emily had the opportunity to shadow the outgoing A&R coordinator to meet campus partners and student advisors, observe how the program worked, learn our orientation process and system and get some hands-on, basic-level experience with our program. During the last 8 months, Emily has spent time meeting, building and collaborating with our campus partners and forging a personal connection with them. Emily is observing UMD campus-culture and learning about the history of SIT programs, and our campus partnerships, to help shape future direction of SIT programming.

Angelo State University (ASU) ensures a student has a safe and prestigious learning environment. Academics are important in a college setting, however in, order to ensure students remain able to complete their studies, campuses must allow for activities which give students the opportunity to clear their heads and prevent extreme amounts of stress. Not only will these activities aid in the ways mentioned before, but they will allow students to be able to interact with diverse peers in a non-classroom environment. Luckily, Angelo State University has various extracurricular activities that can assist in allowing students to branch out.

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After further investigating the student organizations here on TCU’s campus, I discovered the Latter-Day Saints Student Association. Having grown up in the Methodist faith and living in a heavily Christian community, I felt this community would challenge me to break my boundaries and become a more accepting and open person. While I did have one Mormon friend growing up, I was never aware of her community’s belief system. Upon further exploration, I stumbled upon the Latter-Day Saints Student Association which provided me the ideal setting to explore the Mormon faith further.

Our program was held on November 24th, at 6:00 pm. We decided to hold our program in the 2nd floor of the union at Weber State, to give attendees an easy and central location for them to travel to. We had transportation available with the shuttle at the Dee events center so families did not have to worry about transportation. We also had pizza, salad, and drinks available so they did not have to but dinner that night. We promoted our program on social media, and passed out flyers to busy locations to try and increase the attendance of our program.

I am glad you'll be joining us for our initiation! The event is on April 24th at 5 pm and will last about one hour. It will be held in the Stewart Center, but I do not have a confirmation on the room number yet. I will let you know as soon as I find out. For your speech, t would be great if it could be about 15-20 minutes long. For topics, anything encouraging about education and being a teacher would be great. Some ideas are; why you think education is important, the most important quality that you believe a teacher should have, or what makes a good teacher. We are very excited to have you at our initiation. I will be in touch with you soon to let you know about the room number. Feel free to contact me with any further questions. Thanks again

During my first semester at UTK, I became a member of the Educational Advancement Program (EAP). This was formerly known as the McNair Program. In 2014, I enrolled in their Summer Research Institute which enabled me to participate in research for the first time. This position helped me improve my writing skills, increased my oral communication skills and confidence, as well as introduced me to one of my mentors, Dr. Katie Kavanagh, with whom I have continued working. I was also able to attend the 21st Annual McNair Conference and had the chance to meet many scholars. I can honestly say my participation in the EAP has contributed greatly to my academic