Ponte Vedra Valley was honored to host a "Careers After Dark" session on funeral service careers for the Boy Scouts of America & Learning for Life, North Florida Council last Friday, March 6th!
Ponte Vedra Valley is honored to have had the opportunity to to host a "Careers After Dark" session regarding mortuary science for the Boys Scouts of America & Learning for Life, North Florida Council last Friday, March 6th!
West Michigan Works is a division of ACSET that provides employment and training services across multiple counties in Western Michigan. It has administrative offices in Grand Rapids and service centers located in Allegan, Barry, Kent, Montcalm, Muskegon, and Ottawa counties. This letter certifies that Andy Ok completed a 5-minute typing test at the West Michigan Works Service Center in Holland, Michigan, on October 11, 2016, and achieved a corrected words-per-minute result of 67 wpm.
This curriculum vitae outlines Bart W. Freer's professional experience and education. It lists his contact information, personal details, education history which includes degrees from Case Western Reserve University and Washington University. His work experience spans from 2009 to present as a clinical research assistant at Washington University School of Medicine and includes previous roles as a broker, office manager, managing broker, and realtor. The CV also provides details on professional organizations, military service, skills, regional presentations, and a published work.
The document discusses issues related to the representation and empowerment of women. It references several sources that discuss topics such as first impressions, gender stereotypes in advertising, the lack of women in leadership roles, challenges with body image, the role of social entrepreneurship in women's empowerment, and barriers faced by women at work. The document examines how women are portrayed and the obstacles they face across multiple areas.
This document provides information for parents and scouts about Troop 701. It outlines the roles of parents as encouragers and helpers with trips and activities. It describes the roles of adult leaders in assisting with meetings, trips, and ensuring safety. The document also summarizes rules against bullying and consequences for misbehavior. Details are provided about advancement requirements, merit badges, uniforms, fees, health forms, attendance expectations, camping gear needs, and the scout handbook. The troop calendar and summer camp plans are also mentioned.
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One of the nation's largest Boy Scouts of America councils, the Baltimore Area Council also serves as one of the Boy Scouts' oldest councils and possesses a history going back nearly a century.
Ponte Vedra Valley is honored to have had the opportunity to to host a "Careers After Dark" session regarding mortuary science for the Boys Scouts of America & Learning for Life, North Florida Council last Friday, March 6th!
West Michigan Works is a division of ACSET that provides employment and training services across multiple counties in Western Michigan. It has administrative offices in Grand Rapids and service centers located in Allegan, Barry, Kent, Montcalm, Muskegon, and Ottawa counties. This letter certifies that Andy Ok completed a 5-minute typing test at the West Michigan Works Service Center in Holland, Michigan, on October 11, 2016, and achieved a corrected words-per-minute result of 67 wpm.
This curriculum vitae outlines Bart W. Freer's professional experience and education. It lists his contact information, personal details, education history which includes degrees from Case Western Reserve University and Washington University. His work experience spans from 2009 to present as a clinical research assistant at Washington University School of Medicine and includes previous roles as a broker, office manager, managing broker, and realtor. The CV also provides details on professional organizations, military service, skills, regional presentations, and a published work.
The document discusses issues related to the representation and empowerment of women. It references several sources that discuss topics such as first impressions, gender stereotypes in advertising, the lack of women in leadership roles, challenges with body image, the role of social entrepreneurship in women's empowerment, and barriers faced by women at work. The document examines how women are portrayed and the obstacles they face across multiple areas.
This document provides information for parents and scouts about Troop 701. It outlines the roles of parents as encouragers and helpers with trips and activities. It describes the roles of adult leaders in assisting with meetings, trips, and ensuring safety. The document also summarizes rules against bullying and consequences for misbehavior. Details are provided about advancement requirements, merit badges, uniforms, fees, health forms, attendance expectations, camping gear needs, and the scout handbook. The troop calendar and summer camp plans are also mentioned.
Boy scouts of america's baltimore area council among largest and most active ...Ethan Draddy
One of the nation's largest Boy Scouts of America councils, the Baltimore Area Council also serves as one of the Boy Scouts' oldest councils and possesses a history going back nearly a century.
The document discusses the patrol method used in Boy Scouts and how new scouts are integrated. It provides an overview of troop leadership positions and the aims of scouting. It then discusses the steps for rank advancement and merit badge completion, including record keeping and resources. It outlines expectations for campouts and the roles of adults and the committee in supporting the troop.
The document discusses the "Boy Scout rule" which is to always leave a campground or codebase cleaner than you found it. It provides rules for developers which are to ensure any new code added is clean, clean up at least one other aspect of the existing code, and provide examples of improvements like renaming variables, splitting functions, adding tests, and improving readability. Following the rule benefits all developers by leaving code in a better state.
This document outlines a one-year strategy and roadmap for a new Scout to achieve First Class rank. The goals are to master basic Scout skills, complete 6 merit badges including Camping, First Aid, Hiking, Cooking and Orienteering, and improve outdoor survival skills. Tactics include attending a crossover campout, summer camp, and completing requirements at troop meetings and outings over the year.
Discussion of the advantages of a boy-led troop vs. an adult-led troop. Drawbacks to too much adult involvement. Tips for transitioning from an adult-led troop to a boy-led troop.
The document discusses the history and structure of Scouting and Guiding in India. It summarizes that Scouting began in India in 1909 and was initially only open to European and Anglo-Indian children. Several Scout associations were formed for Indian children in the 1920s. The various groups unified to form the Bharat Scouts and Guides in 1950. The organization is voluntary and non-political, with the purpose of developing youth. It has sections for different age groups that participate in progressive advancement programs.
This document provides an overview of Sea Scouting, which is a youth development program for ages 14-20 run by the Boy Scouts of America. It discusses the mission and oaths of Sea Scouting, uniforms, ship organization, leadership roles and responsibilities, youth protection guidelines, advancement programs, and resources for program planning.
This document provides the requirements and information needed to earn the Rifle Shooting merit badge in the Boy Scouts of America program. It outlines three options (rifle, air rifle, or muzzleloading rifle) for demonstrating shooting skills and safety practices. Candidates must identify rifle parts and safety rules, demonstrate proper shooting form and cleaning techniques, and achieve a minimum target score. The document also lists resources for further information on rifles, shooting, and related organizations.
The document provides an overview of the benefits of Boy Scouting including developing outdoor skills, leadership, community service, and recognition. It outlines the advancement path from early ranks through Eagle Scout and describes various merit badges, activities, and awards. Finally, it provides details about Troop 848 including leadership, activities, and rules.
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This document outlines the legal definition and elements of the war crime of pillage under international criminal law. Pillage involves the unlawful appropriation of property during armed conflict for private use without the owner's consent. There are some exceptions for requisitions justified by military necessity, but the exploitation and commercial trade of natural resources is not considered a legitimate requisition. For a company to be criminally liable, the appropriation must be on a large scale and the proceeds cannot be used for the humanitarian needs of the local population under occupation.
This exciting on Upper Alaknanda river rafting adventure gives you the chance to satiate all your adventure cravings by offering you with a myriad of opportunities for white water rafting in the stunning surroundings of the Himalayas. This trip takes you for a ride on one of the most revered rivers in the Indian Himalayas – Alaknanda, and better still to its upper stretches where you have wild rapids and changing landscapes in terms of gorges and forests
With this winsome Rupin Pass trek experience, unravel the high altitude Rupin Pass and engage in the many thrills that come along the way. The Pass is perched at 4600m in the surreal Himalayan mountain range of Himachal Pradesh. Based on the intensity of the snow, this path might get challenging at times. Throughout, you will be greeted with stunning scenery such as cascades, verdant meadows, snow-kissed mountains, charming hamlets and big rivers.
The document provides updates on various Scouting activities in the Highlander District. It announces that new families are moving into the area and units should update their contact information. It also lists upcoming training opportunities and events, and requests volunteers to assist with various activities like Red Cross smoke detector installations and an upcoming run event.
The orientation provides information about the Council on Rural Services organization and volunteer policies and procedures. It explains that the organization provides education and support services to individuals and families across nine counties. Volunteers are oriented on the mission, programs, and policies to familiarize them with their roles and ensure they are prepared to help the organization achieve its goals of serving the community.
This program will outline the responsibilities for all Rotary Youth Exchange volunteers. Discussions
will review both Rotary International, as well as Department of State rules and regulations needed for a Rotary Club to host international students.
For those Rotary volunteer attendees, including Club level Youth Exchange Officer’s and Club Counselors, this session will meet necessary DOS and RI certification requirements.
The document outlines the schedule and categories for the Master Pit-Master competition being hosted by the Local Charity Society to raise money for the Simpson Youth Center. The competition will take place over Saturday and Sunday, judging brisket, chicken, sauces, pork, and ribs. Proceeds will support the Simpson Youth Center, a local non-profit providing after-school programs, education, work skills training, counseling, and summer/winter camps to over 450 boys and girls.
This document provides information about a massage therapy school called Helping People Have Work They Love, which has been helping people have careers in massage therapy for 35 years. It details the school's accreditations, certifications offered, career outlook for massage therapists, hands-on training program, student and alumni support services, career opportunities after graduation, schedule and cost options, and financial aid available to students. The school aims to give students a comprehensive education and support system to help them launch successful careers in massage therapy.
The document provides updates on scouting activities in the Highlander District including:
- Encouraging units to update their information on BeAScout.org to help new families find their unit.
- Recognizing several Eagle Scouts from January and February 2017 and announcing the next Eagle Board of Review date.
- Advertising upcoming training opportunities like Fundamentals of Training in May and information on processing various training awards at the district level.
The document provides information about upcoming district events and deadlines including nominations for district awards in January, new youth protection training requirements by October 2018, and opportunities for service, training, and activities through the Highlander District.
Katlin Isaacs - Full Resume as of Sep. 30, 2015Katlin Isaacs
Katlin Isaacs is seeking a position in fitness and recreation. She has a Bachelor's degree in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management from NC State University. Her work experience includes being a personal trainer at NC State Rec and a coach at 12th State CrossFit and several gymnastics facilities. She has numerous certifications in personal training, group fitness instruction, and gymnastics coaching. She also has extensive volunteer and community engagement experience in the fitness and recreation fields.
The SUNY Broome Veterans & Military Affairs Office coordinates services for over 110 veterans attending classes and receiving education benefits. The office acts as a liaison between the college and VA regional office to process benefit payments. It also provides referrals for counseling, work-study jobs, and information on resources available to veterans at the college.
This document summarizes a leadership workshop for affinity group leaders at Franklin & Marshall College. It provides information on support from the Alumni Board and college staff, best practices for leading affinity groups, and contact information for affinity group leaders and college representatives. The workshop covered committee structures, engagement strategies, succession planning, and celebrating affinity connections. It aimed to help affinity group leaders strengthen their organizations through sharing best practices.
The document provides updates on BeAScout.org, 2017 Eagle Scouts, approved Eagle project reviews, BSA fee increases, Order of the Arrow ceremonies, training awards for adult leaders, unit drop files, the district training committee, September and October events, district email lists, unit websites, service hour reporting, online Boy Scout leader training, the moving Scout shop, merit badge councilors, popcorn sale dates, and the Highlander District fall camporee.
The document discusses the patrol method used in Boy Scouts and how new scouts are integrated. It provides an overview of troop leadership positions and the aims of scouting. It then discusses the steps for rank advancement and merit badge completion, including record keeping and resources. It outlines expectations for campouts and the roles of adults and the committee in supporting the troop.
The document discusses the "Boy Scout rule" which is to always leave a campground or codebase cleaner than you found it. It provides rules for developers which are to ensure any new code added is clean, clean up at least one other aspect of the existing code, and provide examples of improvements like renaming variables, splitting functions, adding tests, and improving readability. Following the rule benefits all developers by leaving code in a better state.
This document outlines a one-year strategy and roadmap for a new Scout to achieve First Class rank. The goals are to master basic Scout skills, complete 6 merit badges including Camping, First Aid, Hiking, Cooking and Orienteering, and improve outdoor survival skills. Tactics include attending a crossover campout, summer camp, and completing requirements at troop meetings and outings over the year.
Discussion of the advantages of a boy-led troop vs. an adult-led troop. Drawbacks to too much adult involvement. Tips for transitioning from an adult-led troop to a boy-led troop.
The document discusses the history and structure of Scouting and Guiding in India. It summarizes that Scouting began in India in 1909 and was initially only open to European and Anglo-Indian children. Several Scout associations were formed for Indian children in the 1920s. The various groups unified to form the Bharat Scouts and Guides in 1950. The organization is voluntary and non-political, with the purpose of developing youth. It has sections for different age groups that participate in progressive advancement programs.
This document provides an overview of Sea Scouting, which is a youth development program for ages 14-20 run by the Boy Scouts of America. It discusses the mission and oaths of Sea Scouting, uniforms, ship organization, leadership roles and responsibilities, youth protection guidelines, advancement programs, and resources for program planning.
This document provides the requirements and information needed to earn the Rifle Shooting merit badge in the Boy Scouts of America program. It outlines three options (rifle, air rifle, or muzzleloading rifle) for demonstrating shooting skills and safety practices. Candidates must identify rifle parts and safety rules, demonstrate proper shooting form and cleaning techniques, and achieve a minimum target score. The document also lists resources for further information on rifles, shooting, and related organizations.
The document provides an overview of the benefits of Boy Scouting including developing outdoor skills, leadership, community service, and recognition. It outlines the advancement path from early ranks through Eagle Scout and describes various merit badges, activities, and awards. Finally, it provides details about Troop 848 including leadership, activities, and rules.
Final orest gavryliak corporate war crimes in ukraine_29_jan2017Orest Gavryliak
This document outlines the legal definition and elements of the war crime of pillage under international criminal law. Pillage involves the unlawful appropriation of property during armed conflict for private use without the owner's consent. There are some exceptions for requisitions justified by military necessity, but the exploitation and commercial trade of natural resources is not considered a legitimate requisition. For a company to be criminally liable, the appropriation must be on a large scale and the proceeds cannot be used for the humanitarian needs of the local population under occupation.
This exciting on Upper Alaknanda river rafting adventure gives you the chance to satiate all your adventure cravings by offering you with a myriad of opportunities for white water rafting in the stunning surroundings of the Himalayas. This trip takes you for a ride on one of the most revered rivers in the Indian Himalayas – Alaknanda, and better still to its upper stretches where you have wild rapids and changing landscapes in terms of gorges and forests
With this winsome Rupin Pass trek experience, unravel the high altitude Rupin Pass and engage in the many thrills that come along the way. The Pass is perched at 4600m in the surreal Himalayan mountain range of Himachal Pradesh. Based on the intensity of the snow, this path might get challenging at times. Throughout, you will be greeted with stunning scenery such as cascades, verdant meadows, snow-kissed mountains, charming hamlets and big rivers.
The document provides updates on various Scouting activities in the Highlander District. It announces that new families are moving into the area and units should update their contact information. It also lists upcoming training opportunities and events, and requests volunteers to assist with various activities like Red Cross smoke detector installations and an upcoming run event.
The orientation provides information about the Council on Rural Services organization and volunteer policies and procedures. It explains that the organization provides education and support services to individuals and families across nine counties. Volunteers are oriented on the mission, programs, and policies to familiarize them with their roles and ensure they are prepared to help the organization achieve its goals of serving the community.
This program will outline the responsibilities for all Rotary Youth Exchange volunteers. Discussions
will review both Rotary International, as well as Department of State rules and regulations needed for a Rotary Club to host international students.
For those Rotary volunteer attendees, including Club level Youth Exchange Officer’s and Club Counselors, this session will meet necessary DOS and RI certification requirements.
The document outlines the schedule and categories for the Master Pit-Master competition being hosted by the Local Charity Society to raise money for the Simpson Youth Center. The competition will take place over Saturday and Sunday, judging brisket, chicken, sauces, pork, and ribs. Proceeds will support the Simpson Youth Center, a local non-profit providing after-school programs, education, work skills training, counseling, and summer/winter camps to over 450 boys and girls.
This document provides information about a massage therapy school called Helping People Have Work They Love, which has been helping people have careers in massage therapy for 35 years. It details the school's accreditations, certifications offered, career outlook for massage therapists, hands-on training program, student and alumni support services, career opportunities after graduation, schedule and cost options, and financial aid available to students. The school aims to give students a comprehensive education and support system to help them launch successful careers in massage therapy.
The document provides updates on scouting activities in the Highlander District including:
- Encouraging units to update their information on BeAScout.org to help new families find their unit.
- Recognizing several Eagle Scouts from January and February 2017 and announcing the next Eagle Board of Review date.
- Advertising upcoming training opportunities like Fundamentals of Training in May and information on processing various training awards at the district level.
The document provides information about upcoming district events and deadlines including nominations for district awards in January, new youth protection training requirements by October 2018, and opportunities for service, training, and activities through the Highlander District.
Katlin Isaacs - Full Resume as of Sep. 30, 2015Katlin Isaacs
Katlin Isaacs is seeking a position in fitness and recreation. She has a Bachelor's degree in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management from NC State University. Her work experience includes being a personal trainer at NC State Rec and a coach at 12th State CrossFit and several gymnastics facilities. She has numerous certifications in personal training, group fitness instruction, and gymnastics coaching. She also has extensive volunteer and community engagement experience in the fitness and recreation fields.
The SUNY Broome Veterans & Military Affairs Office coordinates services for over 110 veterans attending classes and receiving education benefits. The office acts as a liaison between the college and VA regional office to process benefit payments. It also provides referrals for counseling, work-study jobs, and information on resources available to veterans at the college.
This document summarizes a leadership workshop for affinity group leaders at Franklin & Marshall College. It provides information on support from the Alumni Board and college staff, best practices for leading affinity groups, and contact information for affinity group leaders and college representatives. The workshop covered committee structures, engagement strategies, succession planning, and celebrating affinity connections. It aimed to help affinity group leaders strengthen their organizations through sharing best practices.
The document provides updates on BeAScout.org, 2017 Eagle Scouts, approved Eagle project reviews, BSA fee increases, Order of the Arrow ceremonies, training awards for adult leaders, unit drop files, the district training committee, September and October events, district email lists, unit websites, service hour reporting, online Boy Scout leader training, the moving Scout shop, merit badge councilors, popcorn sale dates, and the Highlander District fall camporee.
Featuring: Crystal deGregory, PhD., Founder, HBCUStory | Lanise Harris, Young Black Benefactors Guild | Jacquelyn Thomas, Morgan State University
You made it, you graduated! You’re a certified alumnus of your beloved HBCU. Now you can officially turn up at Homecoming and sing your school’s alma mater. But how are you financially supporting your beloved school? This webinar will feature best practices, action items and creative ways to support your school, plus:
Understanding the power of financial giving
The Real State of HUBUs
Annual giving tactics
Class and organizational giving
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This document provides an overview of the University of San Diego (USD). It summarizes USD's student body size and demographics, academic programs and resources, student life opportunities, commitment to social justice, and application process. USD has around 8,300 students, with 42 majors offered and a 10:1 student to faculty ratio. It emphasizes a holistic education through its liberal arts core curriculum and opportunities for research, study abroad, internships, and community service.
This document provides an agenda for a preseparation transition counseling session at Scott Air Force Base. It includes briefings on VA benefits from the VA representative, preseparation transition counseling, and SBP benefits for retirees. The preseparation transition counseling section outlines the Transition GPS program components and common career readiness standards. It also provides information on documenting military experience and training, civilian occupations that correspond to military jobs, licensing and certification, and online credentialing resources from each military branch.
This document provides information about a College Night event including:
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- It lists the room assignments for each college representative.
- Thanks all college and military representatives for attending.
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This document provides information about workforce development services available through the American Job Centers and One Stop Centers in the Crater Region of Virginia. It notes that the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) established the One Stop Center model across Virginia, with the state system administered by the Virginia Community College System. Two comprehensive One Stop Centers are located in Petersburg and Emporia that provide a continuum of services through partner organizations to help job seekers with employment goals. Services include career assessments, job search resources, training referrals, and assistance developing career goals and plans. Contact information is provided for the two centers.
The document discusses the Boys & Girls Club of Brazos Valley agency and a student's field experience there. It provides background on the organization, its mission to help youth become responsible citizens, and the programs it offers. The student's responsibilities included creating a writing class, assisting with activities, and helping with fundraising events and office tasks. Previous research suggests after-school programs may help reduce dropout rates by providing academic support, mentoring, and a nurturing environment for youth development. However, more long-term longitudinal studies are still needed to better understand the impacts.
The document provides updates from the Highlander District of the Occoneechee Council on lifting restrictions and moving to Phase 2 of reopening. It announces the resumption of in-person meetings and activities with 10 person/25 person limits and safety protocols. It also shares information on upcoming district and council events like camporees, Cuboree, training opportunities, and the popcorn and camp card fundraisers.
This document contains information about voting locations, dates, and candidates for local elections in Shelby County, Tennessee. It lists early voting locations and dates from July 18th to August 2nd, as well as the general election date of August 7th. It provides details about several candidates running for state representative, circuit court clerk, general sessions civil court judge, and Shelby County School Board.
The document provides an overview of AmeriCorps, a program of the U.S. federal government that engages adults in intensive community service work with the goal of helping others and meeting critical community needs. AmeriCorps offers several programs, including AmeriCorps NCCC, FEMA Corps, AmeriCorps VISTA, and AmeriCorps State/National. These programs allow participants to serve in areas such as education, disaster response, environmental conservation, and more while receiving benefits like a living allowance, student loan deferment or repayment assistance, and training. The document encourages interested individuals to learn more and apply for these AmeriCorps opportunities.
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Boy Scouts of America: "Careers After Dark"
1. Boy Scouts of America
North Florida Council:
“Careers After Dark”
Welcome to Ponte Vedra Valley!
“A family owned funeral home with on-site cremation center and cemetery”
2. Funeral Service Careers
• Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer
• Removal Service
• Crematory Operator
• Staff Associates
• Cemeterian
• Cemetery Grounds Crew
3. Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer
*local estimates
• Licensed Funeral Director &
Embalmer Intern:
$8/hr. - $13/hr. ;
$16,640 - $27,040/yr.
*national estimates as of May 2013
• Licensed Funeral Director &
Embalmer:
$35,780 - $80,300
$47,100 (median salary)
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Funeral Services Wage Statistics only:
http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes394031.
htm
Occupational Outlook for Funeral Services:
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/personal-care-
and-service/funeral-service-
occupations.htm#tab-5
• At least 18 years of age
• High School Diploma or GED
• Associates Degree in Funeral
Services
• Pass National Board Examination -
with at least a score of 75% on Arts
examination (Funeral Director) and
Science examination (Embalmer)
• Funeral Director & Embalmer
Internship – 52 weeks (uninterrupted,
full-time employment requirement)
• Pass Florida Law & Rules
Examination – with at least a score of
75%
Age, Educational/Training
Requirements (FL)
Salary
4. Accredited Programs
Three ABFSE-accredited mortuary science programs in Florida:
• Florida Community College at Jacksonville
Funeral Service Program
(904) 766-6622
• Miami-Dade College
W. L. Philbrick School of Funeral Sciences
305-237-1245
• St. Petersburg College
Funeral Services Program
727-341-3781
5. Career Track
• See previous age, educational
and training requirements
• Secure employment with a
family owned & operated
funeral home
• Secure employment with a
corporate funeral home
• Complete annual continuing
education requirements
• Maintain valid state license
• Form business structure of
choice: sole-proprietorship,
partnership, corporation
• Secure necessary licensing in
state of operation
Employee Owner/Partner
6. PVV: Engaging young minds…
A "Careers After Dark" session on funeral service careers for the Boys Scouts of
America & Learning for Life, North Florida Council, Friday, March 6, 2015.
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A "Careers After Dark" session on funeral service careers for the Boys Scouts of
America & Learning for Life, North Florida Council, Friday, March 6, 2015.