Thread: Gracious Profesionalism: What is it?
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Unread 24-07-2010, 19:19
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Re: Gracious Profesionalism: What is it?
Do you think the situation could have been resolved in a better way? If there was conflict regarding resolving the situation involving the issues, did you think of Gracious Professionalism and what it means? I'm not sure how you are applying that to the swim meet and then what you are asking.

There are several threads that discuss Gracious Professionalism and they are interesting reads. This one is interesting because you are thinking of situations outside of the FIRST world. That's cool.

Edit: I did a quick search and came up with a few threads with the phrase in the title and also some threads that discuss GP but may not be titled as such. If you have time, spend some time doing a little research on the topic here in CD. In the meantime, I hope your thread generates some interest.

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