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¶ … colleges ask their students to take courses in ethics is because they believe that an ethics course can impact someone's personal value system and ethical context reasoning, not simply to introduce students to various ethical approaches. I agree with this position, as I feel that exposure to various potential ethical dilemmas and how to solve them will help prepare me for some of the ethical challenges that I will face as a police officer. I do not anticipate that the course will cover every ethical dilemma that I am likely to face as a police officer, but that it will give me the background I need when faced with various dilemmas in my personal, educational, and professional life.
One of the areas that I believe ignore when looking at ethical challenges is personal life. However, police officers have the opportunity to wield a significant amount of power, and, with that power comes the opportunity to do both very positive...
I believe that corruption is a very significant problem on a personal level. Police officers are almost expected by their friends and loved ones to intervene when someone is faced with a legal problem. However, is that intervention ethical? Is there a difference between helping a friend's teenage child avoid a citation for minor in possession and helping a sibling avoid a drunken driving charge? These are questions that I will need to address in my personal life. Even more alarming than people asking me to exercise power on their behalf is the concern that I would abuse my power for my own personal gain. For example, I am aware that police officers have higher-than-average rates of domestic violence and substance abuse and that, because of their jobs, they can frequently evade detection or punishment.
In my educational life, I think one of the challenges I face is dealing with cultural diversity.…
College Education What should be included in a college education? What courses, skills, experiences, and expectations should be required? Research the requirements of other campuses and compare these to Appalachian State University's requirements. What ideas would you recommend Appalachian keep and what ideas would you take from other campuses? No college education can be 'all things' to 'all people.' Every campus and college community is diverse, and must cater to the
Students' Adjustments and Skills Every book has a preface that gives an overview to the reader regarding the content. Since, it prepares the reader's mind according to theme and thus enables him/her quickly understand the concept of the writer. Similarly, preparing yourself before moving towards any new task helps in better outcome even if it is the matter of taking admission in University. An institute has the responsibility to teach students
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College of Central Florida has only one sustainable source of competitive advantage, which is government funding that allows it to be a cost leader, while still offering high quality programs. Other advantages are perhaps less sustainable, but the school has been able to carve out a niche in the competitive market for higher education in central Florida. Its location serves people in a specific geographical region, and its programs are
There is little doubt that students with special needs require more support services, and the article referenced above adds clarity to that assertion. What also is true is that often students with disabilities are harassed, made fun of and even bullied because they are "different." An article in The Journal of Counseling & Development refers to emotional abuse that students (not necessarily students with disabilities but rather students that are
Exercising, working out, or playing sports? b. Watching TV? c. Reading books, magazines, or newspapers? d. Hanging out with friends? e. Hanging out at malls, public areas, etc. f. Working for money (e.g., bus boy, pizza delivery, waitress)? 8. In the PAST MONTH, how many DAYS did you smoke cigarettes? 3-5 days 21-28 days day 6-10 days About every day days 11-20 days 9. In the PAST MONTH, how many cigarettes did you smoke? Less than one cigarette a day to 5 cigarettes