Transition Meeting Research Paper

This week, I attended an Open Speaker session at a local AA meeting. There were about 30 participants in the meeting. They were mostly white with ages ranging from childhood to older adult. There were a even number of men and women, and they were some couples in the audience.

On the first day, crowds flooded in hoping to catch a good glimpse of their favorite musicians. The line up for the day was Swami Satchidananda, Richie Havens, Country Joe McDonald, John B. Sebastian, Sweetwater, Incredible String Band, Bert Sommer, Tim Hardin, Ravi Shankar, Melanie, Arlo Gurthrie, and Joan Baez. Saturday's bill included The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Grateful Dead, Canned Heat, Mountain, and Santana (Gilmore eLibrary). For

Superior’s current policy of seven vacation days and five sick days a year for the employees is not ideal for emergencies and for an unscheduled occurrence that may require the employee to take a day off. The policy, as written right now, does not give Joan Jackson enough time to properly staff the areas when an employee calls the morning of shift and states he/ she cannot make it to work today. Right now, employees are using sick days to whatever his/ her need is that day, which is more than likely not in regards to the employee being sick. When an employee calls off the morning of work, without any prior knowledge, it will affect the entire company and will make it hard to cover that shift. Also, if more than one employee of that same

Leader was Raven Ainsworth attendance by Dr. Omar Ahmed, Gina Scarpelli RN, Anitha Kuply RT, and Catharina Chapman.

In today's session, Group members were presented with education regarding the stages of change and the characteristic of each stage of change. Group members were then identified and shared which stage of change that he/she presently was in; and discuss how to progress to the next stage of change.

Chapter Advisor Corinne Wengelewski and Elise Baker, along with 5 students, attended the 88th National Convention on October 28th through 31st . Alannah and Karah Anker, Hailey Mueller, Nicole Neiner, and Joshua Robbins represented the chapter at the convention held in Louisville, Kentucky.

A recent rite of passage I went through was graduating from nursing school and becoming a RN. To complete this rite of passage I had to complete all the pre-requisites for nursing school which took me 4 years. Then I did the nursing program which was 2 years. To celebrate finishing the nursing program I attended a pinning ceremony which is a ritual where the nursing graduates get a pin that represents the completion of the education required to sit for the nursing boards. This pinning ceremony was more important than walking at graduation. The majority of my classes did not attend the graduation ceremony but all attended the pinning. Once I took the nursing license test I got a card that says registered nurse. I was finally able to call myself

The Men for Hope Celebrity Weekend Extravaganza took place at Chrysler Hall on September 17, 2017. The night was full of live entertainment. The evenings events consisted of acts performed by Doug E. Fresh, Stokley Williams of Mint Condition and Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron and Rhona Bennett of En Vogue. In addition to this being my first time that I have seen these artists perform, it was also my first time attending a performance at Chrysler Hall.

Have a trusted individual that can help advocate for the student. (e.g. parent, another family member, friend, etc.)

It has come to the attention of the management team here at All Safe Insurance Company that much of the individuals employed here are taking advantage of the company by reporting more hours worked than they have actually put in. We have come to find out that “some people” have been having others clock in and out for them or they are just not bothering to clock out at all when going to lunch or to run personal errands. This is COMPLETELY UNACCECTABLE and must come to a halt IMMEDIATELY. In order to insure this unacceptable behavior does in fact come to a halt, the management team here at All Safe Insurance Company has created a policy for clocking in and clocking out. May you please review the policy included in this memo? All individuals

Creating the Future is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has an exempt purpose that is educational to support improving the lives of others on an individual and collective level. While “living well” is a broad goal, the organization specifically focuses on change and leadership research and development, educational activities, demonstrating, and convening as the four pillars of its mission. These activities are in the form of webinars, roundtable discussions, actual live-streamed board meetings, online educational resources including articles, podcasts, and other types of activities. It is relatively unique that Creating the Future hosts its board meetings online, and the meetings serve as both an accountability and educational tool (Creating the Future, 2015, p. 1-3).

These concert goers enjoyed no rules, drug use, sex, and loud rock music. Some of the best known artists from this concert were; Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Who, The Grateful Dead, The Rolling Stones, Sly & the Family Stone, and Jefferson Airplane.

Around the world, different cultures have different ceremonial events and rituals that are unique and one-of-a-kind to their culture. These events are more commonly known as Rites of Passage. For example, in Jewish cultures, an important rite of passage is the Bar Mitzvah for boys, and a Bat Mitzvah for girls (Bar is a Jewish Babylonian Aramaic word that means son, and Bat means girl). In these celebrations, girls of the age 12, and boys of the age 13, become responsible for fulfilling the Ten Commandments. Birth, marriage, and death are also an important rite of passage in most cultures. Becoming a man is VERY important in most tribal cultures too. Although, located deep in the Amazon, the people of the Sateré-Mawé tribe have a strange initiation for becoming a man.

One of the first bands to open the concert was Kingfish, lead by sixteen year old Christone Ingram from Mississippi. This musical prodigy wowed fans and set the tone for the rest of the festival. Following this performance, Holly Williams took the stage.

CM spoke to Ms. Floroff (therapist) in regards to Akissa (youth) transitioning from EMYL today, 3/3/17. Ms. Floroff reports that youth returned back to the program from pass yesterday, 3/2/17 and she has not been complying with staff. CM was informed that youth is not on her medication due to her pregnancy and this can be a reason for her behavior. CM will follow-up with the family and will discuss transition.