...theories John never gave up on Psychologist. Therefore John went in to advertising to het is theories out there. He Started training at J Walter Thompson Agency with Stanley B Resor. He had then become an ambassador and wrote books about the control over human emotions” and Published his most famous conditioning experiment “Little Albert”. John accomplished many things in his lifetime, he became the President of American Psychological Association, Studied mental illnesses, published the Psychological Care of Infant and Child, and became the Vice president of John Hopkins Thompson Agency. The Present: My GPR of the year 2014-2015 is 3.254, Class Ranks of 187 or 420 (Snow, Calla Personal Interview). Giving me the possibility to be capable of attending Anderson University, 316 Boulevard, Anderson, SC 293621 approximately one hour and three minutes from my home( Distance from my home to Anderson), Clemson University, 101 Calhoun DR., Clemson, SC approximately one hour and eight minutes from my home (179 Harvest Moon LN, Chesnee, SC 29323 to Clemson SC 2963 — Google Maps.) ,and Converse College. 580 East Main Street, Spartanburg SC, approximately 15 minutes from my home,( 179 Harvest Moon Ln, Chesnee SC 29323 to Converse College — Google Maps.). I have chosen each college because each college has great programs to pursue my career with, they also are in my home state where I would like to stay during my college life. They also have great prices from their tuition Anderson’s...
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...the United States Air Force Recruiting Service. This decision changed my life. The training was 16 weeks of marketing, recruitment, communication skills, and many valuable technics that align with human resources. I relocated to Oklahoma City where I recruited for the United States Air Force. During the last 12 months of my enlistment, my assignment transferred to “Operations” which is a department of recruiting services which processes new enlistments. I found this training extremely valuable and rewarding. After a successful career of 20 years in the Air Force, I wanted to pursue a second career in Human Resources. I accepted a position with the Department of Human Services,...
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...that require excellent interpersonal and organizational skills, and will help be develop my passion for the sports business. EDUCATION High School- Panamerican School, Panama City, Panama Bachelor of Science, Business Administration University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff, Arkansas 3.8 GPA Major: Business Administration December 2013 Minor: Marketing HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS * Academic and Athletic scholarship * Student-Athlete part of a Division I men’s tennis team * Member of the Honors College Society * Member of the First Class for Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society * 2011,2012 and 2013 Academic Excellence award * 2012 H.O Clemmons Award: given annually to an outstanding athlete that exhibits good citizenship, and demonstrate professional promise and good moral character. The recipient must also have a GPA of 2.50 or higher. * 2013 Class of 1965 Scholarship * 2011-12-13 Student-Athlete Advisory Council member (SAAC) SKILLS Microsoft Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Power Point, MS Access) Bloomberg desktop RELEVANT COURSE WORK Principles of Economics I & II International Marketing Business Ethics Marketing Research Principles of Marketing Business Statistics Advertising Business Law Employment Automarket (best car...
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...My experience of living in Canada, for a semester at the High school, has influenced me a lot. First of all, it was useful to grow as a person. I understood how to live on my own, to take my responsibilities and organize my time. Moreover, living away from my family and friends, while getting in touch with another culture and a new international environment, helped me to reflect on myself and my future. Personally, I like Italy, it is my country and all the people I am bounded to live there. Although, I would like to broaden my horizons and to expand my knowledge by getting in touch with different people who have colourful cultural background which I can learn from. As member of the millennials, I deeply believe that we all need to have an...
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...ability of people to get that which they desire. In the context of politics; power concerns all social activities at each level of society. In a sense; politics is power i.e. “The ability to achieve a desired outcome, through whatever means” (Haywood, 2002). Politics can be seen as the fight for scarce resources, and the power lies in the ability to conduct and control this struggle. However power must not be confused with “force”, a much narrower concept, as this is “linked to the concept of domination, which, indeed is only a small part of the general nature of power”(Boulding, 1990). In this essay I am going to discuss some of the different definitions and aspects of power, referring mainly to the “Faces” of power, and giving examples of my observations of different types of power being exercised in the world today. The idea of power is key to the understanding of politics for “... if politics is the resolution of conflict, the distribution for power within the political community determines how the conflict is to be resolved…”(Ball & Peters, 2005). However this distribution of power is uneven in any political system in the modern world. The richer, upper classes possess far more power than the poorer lower classes. They have the ability to control their own quantity of...
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...should be paid. Some people, like author, Kristi Dosh, believe that a scholarship should be payment enough (Dosh 52). After all, a scholarship can be easily worth $15,000 - $25,000 or more per year, plus a career after college that can be worth a million dollars over a lifetime. Additionally, student athletes receive all kinds of perks while they are in college, like staying at fancy hotels, being seen on national television, and all of the notoriety that goes with being an athlete. It is hard to put a price tag on all of that. However, considering the fact that certain college sports generate millions of dollars for college athletic programs, many people believe the athletes are being used. If the average football scholarship is worth $20,000 per year, yet the university gains $70,000 per year in revenue per scholarship player, the university will profit $50,000 per year, per scholarship player, or $200,000 over a four year period (Spurrier, 12). The NCAA should establish a rule that gives every college athlete a $1,000 monthly allowance, because college athletes cannot use their scholarships to pay for their many expenses. A story that was told in one of Dr. John Acquaviva’s articles was about a certain player named Roy Finch that spoke out on the topic of college athletes receiving payment. Roy Finch sent out a tweet that said, “I'm tired of thinking it’s time for action....I need to get paid trying to get my money up. School faking on the money so I gotta go get it...." A few...
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...“ College athletes are already being paid with an athletic scholarship that is worth between $20-$50,000 per year.” (The Rise of The Fab FIve). This statement is not very accurate as most colleges split up scholarship money and some players don't receive scholarships. Most athletes that are given scholarships only play for 2 years so the scholarship does not pay for their whole school and they don't get the remaining money when they leave. Then when they leave the remaining scholarship money just goes away. Scholarship doesn't do much and they should be paid another way. Most athletes that receive a scholarship end up leaving for the big leagues after two years, this leaves the scholarship money behind and the students not on scholarships are left to pay for everything. They should be paid to help their living so that they can live normal lives and not lives like second- class students. If they were paid then they could still maintain a life after college. Sense they are not being paid they come out of college and have nothing to their name, no job, no money, and no house. This could all be prevented if the athletes were to be paid while...
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...LASA 1 The Art Institutes is a collection of private, for-profit educational institutions for career preparation in the visual, creative, and applied arts. The Art Institutes prepares creative students for careers including design, media, fashion and culinary programs. There are just over 45 Art Institutes schools located in major cities across North America, and have over 125,000 graduates. The target market for The Art Institutes is creative individuals between the ages of 18 – 35, both male and female. Our target audience considers himself or herself quite creative and thrives in creative environments. The learning strategy of our students revolves around an idea of doing. Instead of being lectured to, or reading out of text books, many of our students find the physical act of doing enhances their learning environment. In many cases our students may not have done well with a traditional type of education. The hands on learning approach at The Art Institutes better caters to students that have been neglected by traditional learning environments. Our target student enjoys being interactive with the world around them. They may have a love or passion for drawing, sketching, music, writing, creating or cooking. At The Art Institutes our value to students takes place in the creative world we live in. Today, we are in the midst of a creative revolution, and we help guide our students to succeed in this revolution. It’s our mission to take the raw talent and passion they possess...
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...College Athletes and Compensation Professor Adam Lawrence Strayer University June 9, 2013 PART I: PROBLEM The goal of this paper is to focus on evidence that college athletes, specifically, football players should be compensated for the talents they demonstrate on the field; for many reasons. It is well documented that college presidents, coaches, athletic directors often think of athletics as the “front porch” of their campuses (Weaver, 2011), as it relates to college revenues. Weaver further maintains that college athletes, especially football players, are needed to generate the revenues to build both and support a winning football team, and athletics department. And historically colleges rely on ticket sales, game programs, and advertising revenues, to do so. Additionally, coaches’ salary and facility renovations also are factor in terms of colleges and universities needing to generate revenues as well. But before the former can be brought to fruition colleges must first persuade the most talented athletes to their school. What criteria do colleges and universities utilize when recruiting athletes with regard to talent, academics, finances, and student population? Additionally, what perks are colleges and universities offering these athletes to entice them at a minimum to the said front porch? Let’s start by first exploring how colleges and universities generate revenues. First, warning sign (problem) is that billions in annual revenues generated by colleges, universities...
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...and manager jobs - VietnamWorks Lê Thị Mỹ Lệ Local Vietnamese - Female 01 April 1994 Ho C hi Minh, Vietnam 17 Hamlet 4, Dong Thanh Ward Hoc Mon District, Ho C hi Minh C ity, Vietnam Phone: 0938321101 Email: hanniethaitrinh94@yahoo.com General Information Total Years of Experience Language Proficiency Expected Position Expected Job Level Expected Work Place Expected Job C ategory Expected Salary Student / New Graduate English( Advanced), Vietnamese( Native) Foreign Trade Officer New Grad/Entry Level/Internship Ho C hi Minh, Ba Ria - Vung Tau, International Advertising/Promotion/PR, Export-Import, Human Resources Negotiable Career Objective I hope to be offered a job in Export/ Import field because my major is International Business, and I love working globally. Moreover, I want to enrich my knowlegde through working with people all over the world. Education & Qualifications SaigonTech Associate’s degree - International Business - Jun 2012 - Expected Jan 2015 - GPA: 3.9/4 - Receive full scholarship during my studies at SaigonTech. NGUYEN HUU TIEN High school - Sep 2009 - Jun 2012 - Recieved Award C ertificates for excellent student for three consecutive years. - Recieved Gold Medal with the highest grade in History in "30 April " C ontest. - Being class monitor for three consecutive years. Skills -LEADERSHIP SKILL: Developed from being monitor for twelve consecutive years and from taking part in social works. The ability to inspire my co- worker www.vietnamworks.com/edit-r...
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...Would you want to be paid for a full-time job? These athletes put in the time without getting rewarded. These athletes are proven to put in as much time into the sport as people with a normal full-time job. Another thing that these athletes do is make money for the universities, and the NCAA without seeing a dime of it. Finally you can imagine that some of these players get scholarships to cover some costs but these do not even cover close to what they need. D1 athletes need to get compensated for the time they put in and the money that they make. My first argument is based on the fact that D1 athletes work a full-time job with the sport they play and additionally have school to deal with. Marc Edelman reports that “The typical Division I college football player devotes 43.3 hours per week to his sport -- 3.3 more hours than the...
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...effectiveness of the tools, to examine the messages and contents used to target the audiences are correct, to understand whether the tools are under control, and to identify which tools are most effective to used by Amway to target its audiences. 2.0 Marketing communication used Marketing communication is a process of creating messages and dialogues of product offerings to the target audiences (Keller, 2001; Kitchen and Burgmann, 2010). Amway uses a range of marketing communication tools such as advertising, sponsorship, public relations, and social media to promote and advertise its brand and products to its target audiences and existing customers in the global market. 2.1 Advertising Advertising is a form of impersonal paid communication through mass media to transmit the advertisements to its target audiences (Summers et al, 2003; Kotler et al, 2008). By doing advertising, it will help a company to increase awareness and enhance brand visibility in the market. Advertising will also affect the attitude of...
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...digression, please remember my name, because ten years after when you search it by google, you would catch the president of JAVAN fashion group, or unluckily, you may just find the owner of an online clothing store – JAVAN. In the following, there is not any word ‘career’ used because it does not meet my dream’ satisfaction. Instead, ‘business’ is the one which will be used for the spirit of my essay. It is impossible for a student like me has a dream of starting a business. Once I still was a hyperactive little kid, my father had a hope that I would study well, enter an notorious university, study professional in my fields and become an specialist in such fields, which means I strictly gain a good jobs with high salary in the future. My elder brother is now a customer relationship expert of one of the biggest joint stock banks of Vietnam, and he had ever been the second admirable person of my life preceded by my father. The word ‘business’ would have never had chance to emerge in my mind when it was overwhelmed by my father’s ideas till a day when I am stunned by a huge of startup from my friends. Such event likes pouring an ice water bucket into my head and force me to revolutionize my thought. More surprisingly, the initial step of my business blueprint is establishment of clothing store named JAVAN which is incopporated by both name of mine and my girlfriend the co – founder of our business. When my father heard about the word ‘business’ and ‘my clothing shop’, he was angry...
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...The Power of the NCAA Abstract The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a very powerful entity. The NCAA men’s basketball tournament receives more advertising dollars and has higher ratings then the Super Bowl and the World Series. This paper discusses various other papers all dealing with different aspects of this NCAA entity and the cultural, economic and social impact the NCAA has on the modern education system. These topics include an analysis of NCAA tournament broadcasts and the influence the TV industry has on what people view, the impact of facilities to recruit high quality athletes, as well as a cost-benefit analysis of university’s scholarship system. These issues, among others, affect every college student, not just student-athletes as well as tax-payers, professors and alumni. The Power of the NCAA As a father of a high school student-athlete that is being recruited by Division I universities I felt the need to research the process and the entities involved at a deeper level. The five articles I chose helped me understand the recruitment process and the logic behind it as well as the influence the athletic departments have over every school. Division I athletic departments are either the largest or second largest buildings on each campus as far as operations (Southall et al.). One major concern with the amount of influence the NCAA has in the community is that after their big national tournament in 2006, a representative...
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...Mrs. Patricia Fields from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, at GPAC. This was an amazing experience made me discover my passion. This that leads me to make the most important decision of my life. Should I continue my goal to be an OBGYN of my passion for Theatre. Mrs. Fields works in an office where it sometimes quiet, but she has always something to do. A typical work day for her is consists on the go from beginning to end. She oversees the day by day operations of the theatre Program. She has to correspond with Artistic Director, Board of Directors, and many others. Some skills that is needed to be a CEO is time management, computer applications, math, science, and many others. I love that she has a job that is never boring how every day is something new....
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