MilCivEx.org: Home of America's Only, Mr and Miss Military Contest
Military Civilian Experience, Inc.
We are a 501c19 Veterans organization created by active duty military to help all military. Contributions are tax exempt by the I.R.S.
Our Mission: To help active duty military of all ranks and branches obtain valuable civilian career work experience of their choice, to build their resume, prior to them leaving active duty service. Because we all know the number one thing employers look for in the hiring process is EXPERIENCE. Check us out on: www.Youtube.com/milcivex and www.Twitter.com/milcivx
We are a 501c19 Veterans organization created by active duty military to help all military. Contributions are tax exempt by the I.R.S.
Our Mission: To help active duty military of all ranks and branches obtain valuable civilian career work experience of their choice, to build their resume, prior to them leaving active duty service. Because we all know the number one thing employers look for in the hiring process is EXPERIENCE. Check us out on: www.Youtube.com/milcivex and www.Twitter.com/milcivx
We are currently seeking creative, hard charging active duty military members to sit on our military board. Our long term goal is for this nonprofit to be operated by at least two active military members from each branch, serving one year terms and you don't have to be stationed in San Diego. It will look good on your evaluations and the time will count towards your Volunteer Service Medal. The U.S. armed forces have become more selective in the people that they let in as well as the people they will keep in our military. So please take advantage of every opportunity you can in order to stary competitive with your fellow military members. If interested, click on the contact link above to let us know who you are. Thank you, for serving our fellow troops and our great country. MilCivX
A "Shout Out" goes to -The Department of Defense, who has announced the recipients of the 2010
Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award, the highest
recognition given by the U.S. Government to employers for their
outstanding support of employees who serve in the Guard and Reserve.
Marking the 15th ann
iversary of the award, instituted in 1996 under
then Secretary of Defense William Perry, this year?s honorees range
from a small plumbing company to a state government to a large grocery
store chain. Almost 2,500 Guard and Reserve members, or their family members, from
across the country nominated employers for exceptional support, which
included providing full salary, continuation of benefits, care packages
and even family support to employees fulfilling their military
obligation. The Freedom Award will be presented to these employers
during a formal ceremony Thursday, September 23, 2010 at the Ronald
Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C.
MilCivEx congratulates these outstanding companies in their support to
members of the National Guard and Reserve! Way to go!
Devi Novick, Miss Military FY 2010
Send fan mail to:
MissMilitary@MilCivEx.org
iversary of the award, instituted in 1996 under
then Secretary of Defense William Perry, this year?s honorees range
from a small plumbing company to a state government to a large grocery
store chain. Almost 2,500 Guard and Reserve members, or their family members, from
across the country nominated employers for exceptional support, which
included providing full salary, continuation of benefits, care packages
and even family support to employees fulfilling their military
obligation. The Freedom Award will be presented to these employers
during a formal ceremony Thursday, September 23, 2010 at the Ronald
Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C.
MilCivEx congratulates these outstanding companies in their support to
members of the National Guard and Reserve! Way to go!Devi Novick, Miss Military FY 2010
Send fan mail to:
MissMilitary@MilCivEx.org
Our Miss Military winner - representing the U.S. Navy, is CS2 Devi Novick (above). This Navy sailor just returned from an overseas deployment while attached to an aircraft carrier stationed in San Diego. While deployed she visited such places as Singapore, Dubai, Thailand and Hawaii. She is considered an expert in her field and is sought by all for advice. She is a great mentorto her shipmates and a joy to be around. She loves modeling professionally in her spare time and has been featured in many calendars. She has served in the Navy for almost eight years. She is originally from Northeast Philly but later moved to Seattle where she entered the military after high school. Someday she hopes to build her own house and be financially independent. She has no plans of settling down with a husband and or kids, just yet, she is very happy with her English Bulldog. She wants to be happy working in the Health Care field as a pharmacy manager someday. She received over four thousand votes from twenty-nine countries. America, she is excited and proud to be your, Miss Military. She also loves a challenge. She intends to keep the title for as long as she can. When she is not fighting for our great country, she is fighting for the rights and well being of America's animals. We believe she will be a great Miss Military.
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Sign up your favorite military person today, active duty or former military.
Here
at MilCivEx, we are troops helping our fellow active duty members get
civilian career work experience of their choice for their resume while
they are still in the military.
IT2 Begay USN Joined to get experience in computer networks
ITSN Hagglund USN Joined to get experience as a laptop tech
SN Dressler USN Joined to get experience in construction
Sgt Graham USA Joined to get retail mgmt experience
SK1 Thrower USN Joined to get project management experience
AO3 Longstreet USN Joined to get business administration experience
These are just a few of the men and women we have helped over the years. Thank you America for your support, we could not do it with out you. We want to thank our volunteers: military and civilian, that have helped our vision come along. We also want to thank the businesses that have worked with us and allowed our men and women in uniform to come to their place in order to get training and experience.
