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    Officer Professionalism and Soldiering are very unique qualities that all Non-Commission Officers must possess during their military careers while serving in the United States Armed Forces. The author of The American Heritage College Dictionary defines the term professionalism as the, “Professional status, methods, character, or standards of an individual” (1997, p. 1092). Hence it is very paramount, for Soldiers who serve as leaders in the military to exhibit acceptable mannerism at all times,…

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    career by attending college or any type of vocational school, you are developing a profession. Some employees show hard work and train to advance in a specialty; you have succeeded and accomplished something important that you can be proud. “Professionals are actually servants” Student Handout, (An Army White Paper, The Profession of Arms, 2010, p. 2). A profession of arms. Being a part of the Profession of Arms I have felt a sense of acceptance and pride. First, I am a high school dropout.…

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    The Profession of Arms: The Importance of the Role of Human Resources Sergeant The Profession of Arms is a White Paper that was established to summarize what it means to be a Profession of Arms. The principles and topics outlined within this document are comparable to those within Field Manual (FM) 1-0, Human Resources Support. The Profession of Arms teaches us that the military profession provides security to society of which is cannot provide itself. A Human Resources Sergeant provides…

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    The Human Resources Sergeant’s Role in the Profession of Arms A Profession is a career in which one gains expertise through training. Professionals develop proficiency through higher learning and continued education. All professions have one thing in common, they always have society’s best interest in mind. Trust is the foundation for all professions. According to the Army White Paper (2010), examples of professions include, medicine, military and law. The Army is a Profession of Arms. The Army…

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    What is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management? The Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM) is an exclusive certification offered by the American Hospital Association for health care risk managers. This premier certification proves that the health care risk management has the core skills and knowledge needed to excel in their unique position. Who Offers the Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management Certification? The American Hospital Association…

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    Define the Human Service Professional Human services professional is a person who has an associate degree or bachelor in human service, although there is a wide variety of certified programs and a few master’s programs that train health professionals in this area. Likewise, the Center for Credentialing an Education and the Council for Standards in Human Service Education have created a credential for human service practitioners. The main mission of a human service professional is to solve…

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    The attraction of professional wrestling. Professional wrestling is half theater, half stee chair shots to the head. Professional wrestling may never be commonly understood. Each adult admirer of professional wrestling has encountered those people who turn their heads and ask, “You do know it’s fake, right?” “I don’t care. I love the pageantry, the athleticism, even the incredibly cheesy acting. I look at wrestling as theater at it 's most base, and guess what? So do most of the fans. We know…

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    scattered with reality shows that viewers know that are not real; that basically, is professional wrestling. In the same vein as soap operas, melodrama can be established in abundance within professional wrestling’s storylines, wrestler persona types, and physical action. Professional wrestling is overly exaggerated and is used to appeal and to arouse a desired emotional response from the audience. Once the wrestler…

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    World of Professional Wrestling Introduction It is not a secret that professional wrestling is like a theatrical play, but it does not diminish its spectacle, melodrama, and theatrical aspects. If people know professional wrestling is not really a sport, then: What is professional wrestling and why is it so interesting to its fans? How is gender, race, and class characterized in and formed by professional wrestling? In which methods does professional wrestling impact society? Professional…

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    CM Punk And Pro Wrestling

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    But with the younger fanbase came a younger generation of wrestlers. And they were responsible for leading this new wave of professional wrestling. And that category is where CM Punk fits in. He was the future. He had a previous body of work with smaller, independent wrestling promotions. And it was enough to impress WWE talent executives. But they…

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