Military Applicant Workplace Resources

Welcome to our Military Applicant Workplace Resource Center

This page provides military applicants with amazing stories from highly successful people who have overcome many obstacles to discover their passion for life, love and profession, when assisting our military community. “We are very selective when placing pictures, bios and stories of people on our website” says Deb Kloeppel, Founder and CEO of MSCCN. “We attract millions of applicants, readers, military groups and corporate audiences here at MSCCN – we can afford to be extremely particular. I am honored to present our first showcase in this powerful section of our website,
Cheryl Stone, Vice-President of Operations, ASMBA and the ASMBA STAR Foundation."

All little girls dream of who they want to become when they grow up. We play house and, back in the 60’s when I was growing up, we watched Disney, and dreamed of becoming a princess (who would, of course, somehow be rescued by a handsome prince or knight in shining armor), a veterinarian (who hasn’t gone through “bringing home that abandoned puppy or kitten”
phase?), and later, a famous author or world-renowned rock star (I just knew with MY voice I would be the next Barbra Streisand!). By high school and college, in spite of intense concentrations in marketing and advertising, I was set on becoming a paralegal, or even an attorney. Never in a million years did I think about working with the military.
Read more here . . .

Former Marine, Lake St. Louis Police Chief, and Writer Mike Force Chief

Michael T. Force, Lake Saint Louis Police Department, has spent over 30 years in Law Enforcement, the last 19 as a Police Chief. Mike has numerous certifications in various areas of law, forensics, investigations and criminology. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and served 22 years in the U.S. Marines where he retired as a Captain. He is co-author of a fascinating new book The Light Bringer. Click for more Information

Kathy Passinisi Are you a war wounded service member, caregiver to war wounded, or the spouse of a deployed service member? If so, you may need a humor break. The DoD, Navy, and Army Corps of Engineers have all used Kathleen Passanisi, an expert on the therapeutic value of humor and a former physical therapist, as a keynote speaker to help staff in adapting to change or reducing stress. You can sample her videos online at her website. If you have a chance at attend one of her keynote speeches, please do. If you would like a quick humor pick-me-up, view her video clips online. We especially like the following ones:
Harnessing Stress Aging is a State of Mind

Deb Kloeppel advises, "Dear Military Spouses - if you EVER get a chance to hear Kathleen Passanisi keynote address...DON'T miss the opportunity! She's wonderful, relevant, and absolutely motivational in a humanistic way. Best keynote speaker I've heard since Erma Bombeck!"

MSCCN Article Featured on Blue Star Families Site

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The MSCCN is very proud of our association with the following non-profit organizations. Together we have reached out to military families to assist them with their job search. The funds and/or support received from these organizations has enabled us to provide prospective job-seekers with training geared specifically toward overcoming the challenges unique to the military lifestyle, especially in today's challenging employment market.

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	Pictured: Rear Admiral Dan Kloeppel (ret) and his wife, Deb Kloeppel MSCCN has always enjoyed a close relationship with the Navy League of the United States.