I was informed today that being a peacetime veteran does not reduced my benefits, and this will be corrected in a few weeks.…
As a Peace Corps Volunteer it is essential to learn the Intercultural Communicative Competence, a composite of abilities fundamental to perform and interact effectively with other cultures (Fantini, 2005). When we asked our previous Peace Corps volunteers on how they first felt about interacting with others from different cultures, they replied that they have fears of miscommunication and judgment (Dupraw & Axner, 1997). In order to communicate with others abroad while avoiding any conflicts, the Peace Corps has been providing all volunteers with six patterns of cultural interactions.…
Many travelers have considered—even just for a moment—joining Peace Corps. The allure of two years abroad and the chance to integrate into new and exciting cultures has tempted some 200,000 volunteers into a life of service in 139 different countries. Whether it’s a post-college move or a mid-career shift, Peace Corps provides a unique way to experience places in a way no typical trip allows.…
The information that I’ve learned about diversity in the United States has helped me better to understand and to relate to other people than I used to in the past. I understand that diversity is all around us. If it was not for diversity we would all be the same. There would never be any challenges in our lives to make us better. When we go through diversity we learn new ways to better ourselves. It was a time that I never wanted to go through any type of diversity. When I was younger I wanted everything to be easy. As I got older I started to look for ways to challenge myself to do better, and that is when I was able to recognize diversity and what a big part it plays in our lives.…
Why I want to attend a Service Academy and why I feel that I am prepared to do so? I want to attend a service academy because it combines my desire to join the military, advance my education, and my desire to be the best that I can be. The academies are very prestige’s from what I gather and are ranked among the very top military colleges in the nation; that alone pecked my interest from the moment I heard of the academies. I have also wanted to be in the military from a very young age having great respect for the men and women who served in the armed forces. With these things in mind along with my desire to be the best that I can be the academies seemed like a no brainer. They have everything that I’m looking for a good education, military…
JROTC is a military based high school class on the concept of building citizens. JROTC will benefit me in several ways. I joined this class to become a better person inside and out. JROTC could help me develop citizenship, respect and responsiveness to authority, and patriotism. Also, my importance level for physical fitness will increase. JROTC is not only a good path to take if you have intentions to join the service but it also teaches you confidence and leadership - tools you will certainly use all your life.…
The reason why I would like to become a Human Services professional because I believe I can make a difference in someone else life by giving the inspiration and resources that they need. I believe that I am driven to succeed in helping people perform at their optimal level. I have the ability and knowledge of what a Human Services professional should do at all times, I am familiar with human development, how culture and society impact behavior and the influences of economic structures on human behavior. Working in human services will give me a reason to come to work every day knowing that I have the ability and knowledge to help someone else succeed in life. Knowing I help people and I’ve spend time doing something that impacts people lives…
The diversity in the United States has helped me to better understand and relate to others in ways that I may not have in the past. I have learned much from this class and about myself that there is still discrimination and prejudice in the United States. I have learned that I need to take the time and to get to know a person before I make any judgments against them. There are so many different kinds of people in the United States with the different backgrounds. We do not need to discriminate against anyone until we can look at ourselves first to make sure we are clean. We need to look beyound the core of there skin and what they are wearing, and the way they talk. Since this class I have steped back and looked around to see how people act with each other some get along just fine then you have the few that you can tell are uncomfortable. I have learned that everyone needs to be treated as equals it does not matter what your age, race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or disability. We just need to all get along and to educate others.…
At a service academy, the people that attend are there to get an education and train to be an officer in the military. They are there to gain valuable life and military skills. In my opinion, that is more appealing than any college. I want to surround myself with people that have the same goals and aspirations as me, and I believe that the Academy can provide that. During the week that I was at the Air Force summer seminar, I learned about life at the Academy. I knew going into that week, that I would either love it or hate it. Throughout the week I spent time doing physical training, going to classes, and learning about life at the Academy. After that week, I knew I wanted to attend the Air Force Academy. I knew I belonged. I want to attend…
ct to gain from the Air Force Academy experience and how will it help you in your Air Force career? (250 to 300 words, 3000 characters max)…
Some corps members feel they can’t fully connect with a student from a different race and it creates a barrier when trying to understand their social/emotional/educational needs.…
The diversity in the United States has helped me to better understand and relate to others in ways that I may not have in the past. I have learned much from this class and about myself that there is still discrimination and prejudice in the United States. I have learned that I need to take the time and to get to know a person before I make any judgments against them. There are so many different kinds of people in the United States with the different backgrounds. We do not need to discriminate against anyone until we can look at ourselves first to make sure we are clean. We need to look beyond the core of their skin and what they are wearing, and the way they talk. Since this class I have stepped back and looked around to see how people act with each other some get along just fine then you have the few that you can tell are uncomfortable. I have learned that everyone needs to be treated as equals it does not matter what your age, race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or disability. We just need to all get along and to educate others.…
I can share my perspectives and ideas with people from my experiences in China, which must be quietly different with Native Americans. I also like to work with diverse people, because we can widen our horizons and expand our thoughts…
There are multiple reasons in which I enlisted myself into the United States Army. Some of the reasons are to improve who I am as a person mentally and physically, move away from the place that I grew up in, and last but not least be able to one day look back on my life and say that I did something. So in this essay I will get into further details on to why the three main points as in to which I choose for this essay.…
Joining the Army ROTC Program will afford me the opportunity to live for a greater purpose, grow stronger as a leader, and provide the chance to serve my country.…