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Long-Term Career Goal Long-Term Career Goal         I would like to work for a government agency that deals with emergency management. My long term goal is to obtain a position with United States Department of Homeland Security/FEMA as a Emergency Management Specialist (Recovery) within six months of my graduation date. Also, I […]

Confidence Development Plan Renee Bridgeman Strayer University Confidence Development Plan Long-Term Career Goal         I would like to work for a government agency that deals with emergency management. My long term goal is to obtain a position with United States Department of Homeland Security/FEMA as a Emergency Management Specialist (Recovery) within six

The Confidence Advantage   Assignment 3 Click the link above that says “Week 9 Assignment 3” to submit your assignment. Make sure to read the detailed instructions and the scoring guide (rubrics) of  Assignment 3 . Step 1: Complete the activities in your Webtext for Weeks 8 and 9. Step 2: Download and edit your work. Step 3:

What should you keep in mind as you look to put each of the five tips above into action? Top of Form · Building your professional network involves time and patience. Keep reaching out to build those important relationships. · Networking works best when you focus only on people who can help you. Don’t spend

PUTTING TOGETHER THE PROS If you’ve been working for a while, you probably already have many people in your professional network that you could add to your confidence crew. If you’re just starting out, you may not. Either way, creating a strong professional network takes time—just like developing any personal relationship does. Have patience and

Substantive Criminal Law Case Brief Format/Sample Case Brief Richard BRETON, Margaret Mary Breton, Plaintiffs, v. CENTRAL PACIFIC SUPPLY CORPORATION, Defendant. Hawaii Supreme Court (1986) Parties: [Parties to the case] Breton’s (Plaintiff) v. Central Pacific Supply Corporation (CPS) (Defendant) Facts: [Briefly state the relevant facts of the case that the court relied upon to reach their

Beginning the crime scene investigation:  Photography/videotaping (overall views)  The investigation of the crime scene proper  Sketching  Note taking During the investigation:  Follow up on any witness information/statements  Has analysis begun on any evidence submitted to the lab?  Are additional photos of the scene needed?  Gather reports from

Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation BYOCS (Bring Your Own Crime Scene) Guidelines Learning Objective: To further understand the details of crime scene investigation and how the pieces of a case fit together by creating these elements for your very own crime scene. Project Details: Each student will create a crime scene based on the types

Help with the Week 5 Assignment paper.   Below are some insights to completing this assignment (academic paper):   1.  The total word count is 350 – 700 words.   Because there are 4 perspectives, plus a structure (introduction and conclusion), the expectation is closer to the 700 words (budget about 150 words per perspective).