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Papers On Career-Related Support & Guidance
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Full Life Planning Inventory
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This 7 page paper provides an overview of
a full life planning inventory as a component of police management coursework. This paper integrates an overview of a full life planning
inventory of a 23 year old married female student who is expecting a child in February of 2002, and whom is graduating from a police management program in the Summer. No additional sources cited.
Filename: MHPoliLP.rtf
Genograms In Career Planning
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Each person has their own perceptions,
experiences and genetic backgrounds. This 10 page paper explores the role of
the genogram within the context of career counseling. Systems and construct
theory, as the genesis of the genogram, are explained briefly. A short
example of a case study is given. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: KTgenogm.rtf
Goals Of A Future Social Worker
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A 4 page essay in which the writer re-caps a one-on-one interview with a social worker. For the most part, the paper contains an informative explanation of the field, its prerequisites, opportunities, and obstacles to success.
Filename: Socialwk.wps
Health Information Management
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This 8 page paper discusses four issues related to health information management. The first discusses emphasizes the changing roles and responsibilities of the HIM, including the transition from paper patent records to electronic ones. The second section presents a discussion of the skills, knowledge and competencies today's health information manager must have, including examples from some job descriptions. The third section deals with the ways in which the HIM is unique and different from other information managers. The last section discusses the challenges for health information managers. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGhimg.rtf
Higher Education Not Necessary For Big Money
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4 pages in length. To go or not to go: That is the question many budding professionals want to know as they graduate high school, before they plunk down the big bucks for that all-important higher education degree. As one would expect, there are two opposing schools of thought on the answer; however, no matter which fork in the road one may choose, it is faster to get to the top through on-the-job training because of one important factor: experience. The writer discusses various professions that do not require additional degrees in order to make big money. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: HighEd.wps
Historical Devlopment of School Counseling:
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This 7 page paper discusses the history of school counseling and its current status. This paper discusses the changes which will likely take place in the future in this profession. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: GSCounsl.rtf
How an Associate of Arts Degree Contributes to Career Goals
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This 3 page paper provides an overview of how an associate of arts degree can contribute to specific career goals. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: MHAssocA.rtf
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