I believe ethics is proliferate through the depth of honesty and presenting altruism towards others; these ethical principles distinguishes, who I am professionally and personally. The basic principles that I build my ethical standards on are honesty, honor, and justice. I present theses ethical standards in my day-to –day relationships in our society, and I facilitate these ethical standards in my professional relationships in the workplace. In my personal relationships, I am especially mindful to act on these ethical principles for infinitively they identify who I am truly. In my personal life, these ethical standards are based on codes of virtues or values. Honesty is one of most important basic ethical principles that I can process as a person. I believe that I am an honesty person, which is a direct correlation to my growing up in a Christian church. The church has influence me greatly and helped in shaping my values. Growing up in the church, I learned to be respectful and be truthful to others, but most importantly to have respect for you, in return these beliefs will transmitting love and respect to others. I can recall in bible study, one of my favorite structures was Colossians 3:9-10. The meaning of this passage is “Do not lie to anybody, since you laid aside the old self with its deprave practices, and have put on the new self who is being renewed to a true knowledge according to the image of the one who created God." God wanted his aficionado to be very honest and trustworthy in life. God understands that no one can be consistently honest without a commitment to the truth, and he is aware at times honesty will hurt somebody’s feelings, but it does not mean that dishonesty is preferable.
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...that continued training is needed to frontline healthcare professionals, public health officials, and educators. Our AIDS training professionals needs to continued workshops, national conferences, and institutes on many HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention topics to community leaders, Latino immigrants, and people living with AIDS. The AIDS crisis can only be resolved with awareness through organizing communities and at every level of society to have access to unlimited healthcare.
During the years I have dedicated myself to mobilizing AIDS groups and community leaders, and advocating at all levels of government. My AIDS activism has changed the course of AIDS within my community. People have told me that it has truly been an honor to have me as a voice for AIDS individuals and to empower people to take control of their health within my community.
I will contribute to the mission of the Nurse Corps Scholarship program by continuing to provide care to individuals in underserved communities. Medically underserved communities involve racial minorities, offenders and ex-offenders, crime or abuse victims, LGBTQ citizens, people with AIDS, and those that are economically disadvantaged. I was born in the small town of Monroeville, AL. It is a great town but it does not have the best resources when it comes to health care. Most members of this town, including my family, would bypass the hospital there and go to the one in the next town simply because they feel
Ethics or rather morals entail mechanisms that defend, systematize as well as recommend conceptions of right or wrong. Many organizations develop ethical codes to ensure employees and employers understand the difference in doing good or bad. In that respect, ethics are an essential aspect of successfully running of any organization or government. Ethics ensure employee’s productivity levels are up to the required standards. It also assists them to know their rights and responsibilities. Additionally, employers, as well as any persons in management, are guided by them to ensure they provide transparent leadership. Ethics also defines how customers should be handled. Ethical codes govern the relationship between customers and an
"Demanding that life near AIDS is an inextricably other reality denies our ability to recreate a sustaining culture and social structures, even as we are daily required to devote such time to the details of the AIDS crisis." -Cindy Patton
...nd its stakeholders. With the open awareness of HIV/AIDS, there is more legislation that is being introduced and more public or private testimonies must be heard.
As the AIDS epidemic in the United States advanced into the 1990s, it became clear that AIDS had a new target population. AIDS was no longer strictly a gay disease but was leaking into the general heterosexual population as well. Moreover, as the decade progressed, new cases of HIV infection were being increasingly identified in poor, minority communities. While the focus of the AIDS epidemic shifted from the high-profile male homosexual population to poor, minority communities, political activism and financial support for the fight against AIDS also began to decline. With the new limitations set by decreased public support and decreased financial resources, policy-makers, humanitarian organizations, and AIDS activists began to analyze how best to extend AIDS-related resources to these new target populations.
I’ve always had a passion for helping others and I love the idea of being considered a dependable person. I enjoy when others come to me to talk about the hardship they are experiencing and being able to provide them with feedback or helpful advice. To do this I learned that you need to have the characteristics of a “people person”. You must be patient, which from my job experience of working in retail and the fast food industry, I would consider myself to be a highly patient person. I also posses the the skill of being outgoing and friendly. I allow myself to be comfortable when speaking with different types of people and I let myself open up so I can personally relate to them. By doing this I believe that others will return the comfort that I created and will want
Throughout my entire life, I have come across many different types of people and experience new things that shape my ethics. Yet I personally think that religion and my parents had the most impact on me for shaping my ethics over the time. My parents taught me very important core values since I was young. If I had made any mistakes, my parents would tell me what I have done wrong and expected me not to repeat my mistakes. They guide me towards a way that I should be a good member of society. In addition, religion taught me that I should live my life as a better person. I may not be a perfect follower, but religion has answered many life questions, which I had. My parents and religion were the two main cores that shape me as a person.
Everyone in the world has a moral compass of what is right and what is wrong, even the people that are in jail because they made decisions based on their ethics that broke the law. Everyone is distinguished by the ethics they decide to adopt because not everyone shares the same ethical reasoning properties. In this essay I will be describing my ethics and the reason for which I formed those ethics.
Your values form the foundation of your entire life. From infancy, children are shaped by the people they are closest to such as parents, siblings, and authoritative figures. These people teach beliefs and behaviors. Personal values also develop through experience and surroundings. Each individual is uniquely molded through nature and nurture. Our values are something which we develop through life; they can change over time and may be influenced by our families, culture, religious beliefs, and of course the media. Personal values develop through experience and development, they impact our personal lives as well as our professional lives. Everyone adds their own meaning to life. You are the one who selected your own beliefs and values but
When Christians first encounter the idea of creating a spiritual discipline, some almost instantly become overwhelmed with anxiety because they must perform well for God to please Him and get to heaven. I was once one of them and to a point, I still think that way. However, the more focus on the relationship with Jesus and nothing else brings about the desires to want more in terms of spiritual growth. Desires however, do not last if disciplines are not met with a genuine commitment to maintain a fervent relationship with Jesus. For my rule of life, I will pencil in daily life disciplines that fit in the season of life that I am in currently so that God can work in me and I can become Christ like. First, I will commit fifteen minutes to daily prayer with God. Second, I will commit fifteen minutes to daily scripture reading. Third, I will commit to lead, encourage and support my wife by living out the vows that we both agreed to with God. Fourth, I will commit myself to my family in raising my two
I have never really thought about why I am an ethical person, but I would like to think that I am. I guess I have a tendency to run on autopilot and never feel the need to justify the small choices I make. Obviously I think a lot more before making important decisions, but now that I think about it, I should probably put a bit more emphasis on those smaller decisions too. The most important sources that have influenced my values are my line of work, my career aspirations, and my upbringing.
Life philosophy changes with time and experience. The philosophy of life is one of those things in life that keeps changing even though it is expected to be constant. The more wisdom and knowledge one have, the better the orientation and view about life that one will have, which will lead to having a proper philosophy of life. The philosophy of life has nothing to do with being either a student of philosophy or not. Although, being a student of philosophy will help a great deal in deciding what one is considered a philosophy or viewpoint of life. It is not an easy thing to come to conclusion about the philosophy of life. So many things are involved before one can say this is or these are my philosophy of life. Knowledge will play a major role
Every person needs to have some basic principles to guide their lives. These principles for example can define, in a clear and simple way, what is right and what is wrong. They help shape how we will live our life and facilitates the decisions we may need to take specially at difficult times or crossroads. These principles are molded by parents, relatives and groups we may be part of as we grow and help to form our character as individuals. As we become adults most of those principles are part of us and who we are.
Ethics is the prescribed code of conduct for today’s society, because ethical moral beliefs impact society’s success and behavior. Basic principles help maintain order, and shape human beings and their daily lives. Even though not all people in today’s society act within a code of conduct or neither has they had the same ethical beliefs would there be a society without the existence of this code of conduct known as ethics?
UNAIDS/WHO. (July 2008). Understanding HIV/AIDS: Educating and raising HIV awareness about this epidemic. Retrieved from http://shenandoahconnection.com/hiv.htm