[PDF] Community College Of The Air Force eBook

Author : Dan Ringo
Publisher : Independently Published
Page : 77 pages
File Size : 28,84 MB
Release : 2019-04-16
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ISBN : 9781094881775

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Transitioning from military life back to a civilian one is very challenging. Veterans returning home from service are faced with a plethora of choices and opportunities, due to their military training and skills, but many are puzzled on how to take advantage of these opportunities and effectively utilize the skills they've acquired while serving in the armed forces. This book can be used as a template on how to do just that! In this book, you'll read about someone that took full advantage of what Uncle Sam had to offer. Whether you aspire to also become a CEO of a company or to achieve any level of success as a civilian, I believe this book will give you valuable insight on how to meet your objective

Author : Dale Paul Parnell
Publisher :
Page : 314 pages
File Size : 42,35 MB
Release : 1991
Category : Community colleges
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The Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) was created in 1972 by the Air Force to serve Air Force enlisted personnel with educational opportunity. No study exists identifying and assessing the mission of this college. Various mission sources iterate the different goals of CCAF. These sources and other indicators are used to identify and assess fulfillment of the CCAF mission. The purpose of this study is to clearly identify the CCAF mission and determine to what extent the mission has been fulfilled. The literature review presents background on education in America and the U.S. military and the American community college movement plus a summary of the works on CCAF to set the stage for the mission identification and assessment process. The research questions were what is the mission of the Community College of the Air Force and to what extent has the mission been fulfilled? Case study methodology was used to both identify and assess the mission. Study findings indicate the mission needs further clarification, but by the measures used the various missions identified have been fulfilled. The study concluded that enlisted members of the United States Air Force are improving their competence through the associate degree opportunity, that CCAF is recognized by peer institutions, and that this innovative approach to postsecondary education offers thousands of American service members educational opportunity. Questions still unanswered include how can this approach be expanded to other branches of the military services and is another accreditation process appropriate for this special type of institution?

Author : United States. Air Force Department
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Page : 443 pages
File Size : 31,28 MB
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Highlights the Community College of the Air Force, a multicampus community college affiliated with the United States Air Force. Discusses the history of the college, accreditation, and the degree programs. Contains a college catalog and a FAQ section.