7-10 page research paper from a global perspective on a topic in liberal atrs. Learners may research some aspect of culture-music, film, art, theatre,literature, science, or religion- in a country other than the United States or learners may focus on an aspect of American culture that has global implications.
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[order_calculator]Find at least two peer-reviewed journal articles that address important social and demographic changes in labor and the workplace.
Integrate and summarize the points mentioned in these articles into a 2-3 page report (with APA citations and a reference page). Conclude your report with a discussion of your personal or professional experiences with these changes in the workplace. Have you dealt with any of these changes? How did you confront any of these issues to maximize diversity and/or responsibility and sustainability in the workplace? What have you learned from your experiences with these changes?
Conclude with an Executive Summary for this report.
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Cultural and Disease Paper Pick a disease which you are interested in, such as heart disease, respiratory (asthma, smoking), endocrine (diabetes), and behavioral health (Alzheimer’s, Schizophrenia). This disease must be different from your other assignments named “Disease in the News†and “Adopt a Diseaseâ€. As part of your investigation, select a population of interest. For example, a particular race or ethnicity and how they relate to your disease. In a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper explore the social and cultural aspects of the disease. Include the following information:
• Describe the disease.
• Describe the factors that make this particular population vulnerable to the disease.
• Describe environmental factors that make the population vulnerable to the disease.
• What are the modes for disease transmission, if any?
• What methods are used to control the spread of the disease? Are there alternative methods used by the selected population for treatment? What is the effect of alternate treatments?
• What role do social and/or cultural influences play in the disease for a particular population? What are the effects of the populations’ beliefs and values have on treatment options?
• Identify community health promotion and wellness strategies to help prevent the disease.
Utilize a minimum of two references to support your claims.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
Be prepared to share your findings with the class.
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[order_calculator]Presentation Time Frame of 5-7 minutes. In a speech of this length, the opening and closing should be approximately one minute long each. Remember to preview and review. When we make oral presentations, we always tell the audience where we are taking them and then end with a summary of where we have been. So, for your presentations, preview your main areas or points in the opening, and then review those same points in your closing to reinforce the messages and signal the ending of the speech.
How Many Slides? Your PowerPoint slides should align with and support the points of the thesis. A good rule of thumb is approximately 3-5 slides per main point of your speech. You also need a title slide that appears during your introduction, a slide that appears during the conclusion of your presentation, and a final slide which lists your references as they appear in your outline.
Slide Design. Use a business or professional design template with appropriate font styles, sizes and colors. PowerPoint has many from which to choose. Keep fonts consistent and easy to read. Follow the design principles for visual aids found in your text.
Slide Content. Write full sentence headlines that summarize or synthesize the content in the slide body and tell a coherent story from start to finish. Bullet slide copy with words or short phrases; do not put in paragraphs of text. Do NOT use outline content word for word in your slides. The PowerPoint is a completely separate writing exercise.
Slide Visuals within the PowerPoint. You are required to include a minimum of two visuals within your slides. More is better. Clip art is not acceptable. Good visuals include charts, graphs, tables, diagrams, maps, screenshots, photos, and other images that add value to the presentation and make the information easier to comprehend for the audience.
Your Audience. Speech, be clear exactly who the audience is and why you are making the presentation. It must be a business audience, the speech is meant to be given in a business setting, and the topic must be business-related.
Be sure your persuasive argument is supported with research data. Do not rely solely on your own experience. There must be a specific call to action: what are you asking your audience to do? For example, accept your proposal, provide funding for a new project, make a donation, sign a petition, etc.
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[order_calculator]Complete the following on page 91-92: Exploration I and Exploration II. Choose three of the literary works to read, and base your responses to questions a-d upon your choices. Develop your responses to questions a-d into a full-length essay (no less than 750 words) that includes at least one example from each literary work.
You are encouraged to complete a first draft of the assignment then revise your work. Submit your final version to the Dropbox no later than Sunday 11:59 PM EST/EDT. (This Dropbox basket is linked to Turnitin.)
A standard grading rubric is available in Course Tools –> Doc Sharing for this and all subsequent Writing Assignments and the Research Paper.
***TEXTBOOK USED FOR THE CLASS
James, Missy, and Alan P. Merickel. Reading Literature and Writing Argument. 4th ed. Upper Saddle
River: Pearson-Prentice Hall, 2011. Print. ISBN-13: 978-0-205-76642-0. ISBN-10: 0-205-76642-0.
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[order_calculator]Read these articles:
Hagerty, James R. (2011 October 31). Harley, WIth Macho Intact, Tries To Court More Women. Wall Street Journal.
Available on 2011 December 22 in ProQuest via the Touro College eLibrary.
Johnson, Robert (2011 December 19). The Good Life: When Heaven Is a Harley: The 50-plus crowd is having a belated romance with motorcycles. Wall Street Journal.
Available on 2011 December 22 in ProQuest via the Touro College eLibrary.
Respond to each of the following directives and/or questions:
(1) Briefly describe Harley Davidson’s traditional targeting and positioning strategy. Do NOT include definitions of target market, positioning or segmentation. Do NOT quote or paraphrase from the Harley Davidson website. H-D’s history, founding date and mission are not relevant: just answer the questions here.
(2) How does Harley have to change its targeting and positioning strategies to reach women? Give some examples from the article and make at least 2 suggestions of your own. For instance, what TV shows and magazines might Harley choose for advertising? Why? What ‘women’s’ magazines might be appropriate?
(3) If Harley aggressively targets women, should the company experience a backlash from ‘males’ and from its current buyers?
(4) A ballet company once teamed up with Harley for a promotion. Harley was a sponsor because the company found that demographics (and some psychographics) for Harley buyers were actually quite similar to those of ballet patrons. Are you be surprised? Why or why not?
Expectations with regard to your References and Defense of Your Positions
To make it easier for you instructor to grade your paper, it is expected that you will use the above directives and/or questions as titles placing your responses to those directives and/or questions below each.
It is expected that you will back up your positions or opinions with references to the required readings found in Background1 and Ongoing Useful Resources. In using those references, it is expected that you will demonstrate your understanding of the concepts presented. Therefore, rather than grade on how much information you find about the product that is the subject of CASE1; the emphasis in grading your paper will be on your defense of the positions you take with regard to the issues in the above directives and questions. In effect, you are expected to write clearly, simply and logically. And, in terms of that logic, remember that:
(1) the “why” is more important than the “what,” and
(2) the defense of your positions on the issues is more important than the positions you take..
It is expected that you will NOT repeat or quote definitions. Your use of the required readings to support your opinions (that is, contentions or positions) should demonstrate that you understand the concepts presented in those required readings.
It is expected that you will paraphrase the facts you find into your own words and ideas. In other words, use quotes sparingly. And, as a rule of thumb, quotes, if absolutely necessary, should be not much longer than 5 words.
It is expected that when you write an academically-oriented paper of this type, much of the information you uncover will be facts about the product. Even if you paraphrase those facts, you should cite in your text the source for those facts and link those citations to references at the end of your paper.
Guidelines for handling quoted and paraphrased material, are found at
Author Unknown (ND) Purdue Online Writing Lab. Copyright ©1995-2011 by The Writing Lab & The OWL at Purdue and Purdue University.
Available on 2011 December 22 at
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/
Author Unknown (ND) Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing. Purdue Online Writing Lab. Copyright ©1995-2011 by The Writing Lab & The OWL at Purdue and Purdue University.
Available on 2011 December 22 at
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/589/01/
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[order_calculator]perform a swot analysis of star bulk ( http://www.starbulk.com/en/home ) and make recommendations
paper format: harvard style
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[order_calculator]Read the congressional Testimony by Brent Woodworth,chairman of the Multihazard Mitigation report you read in week 1
Question: post your agreements or disagreements with Brent’s comments. ( Search for scholarly sources to support your posting).
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[order_calculator]Unit 6 Journal Dana
What is the difference between a confidence interval and a confidence level? How are they related and different from one another?
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[order_calculator]just need an argumentative essay thats 3 pages long that describes why i think the situation is good, but also why others think it is not.
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