Category: Essays

This essay will explore one controversial idea about gender that interests you, You must present your own perspective on the controversy. Your research must include at least one research source other than digital media (a book)
In addition it must include quantitative (numerical research, journal, article, website) in support of your position on the topic. It must also present a and discuss a perspective that differs from your own, drawn from one of your research sources.

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Participants: Provide specific identification for the proposed participants for the study. Include a description, the possible number within the population, the proposed location, and the selection procedure. Be specific when identifying the selection process. Then identify how a representative sample will be drawn from the population. (Refer to Chapter 4, pages 89-102, for examples.) (Estimated length – half a page)

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Book: Almqvist, J. & Esposito, C. (2011). The Role of Courts in Transitional Justice: Voices
from Latin America and Spain. New York: Routledge.

A research paper on the issue of: The Guatemalan Truth Commission. The paper must be no less than 10 pages and no more than 12 pages (cover & bibliography pages do not count), computer-typed and double space on letter size paper, APA style (http://www.apastyle.org) with no less than five references.

ABOUT THE RESEARCH PAPER:

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Your project for this course will be a virtual time capsule. A time capsule is a grouping of items for future discovery. Imagine that your time capsule will be buried at the end of the course and opened 100 years later.

The goal of the capsule is to provide an overview of what you believe future generations should remember about the 20th and early 21st Centuries. The project can be composed in Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. It can include multimedia if you wish.

You must include the course materials in your time capsule; incorporate APA formatting, including citations and a references section. Word count specifications are described below for each category.

The Final Project should include the following EIGHT criteria

Item 1: Letter of introduction:

Write a letter, including a minimum of 250 words, describing your current life to a potential reader 100 years in the future.

In your letter, consider the following questions: What is your daily experience? Describe your daily routine, as well as your customs and habits (i.e., holidays, work schedules, etc.). Also describe your perspective on the modern era, and your dreams/goals for the future.

(I work for an animal hospital at the front desk and am a full time student studying nutrition at an online school. My goal is to become a registered dietitian).

Item 2: Morality/Decision Making

Include one specific example of morality and decision-making in current culture. Reference the course materials, or specific examples of morality. Include at least 100 words for this category.

Item 3: Happiness

Include your definition of happiness in 100 words or more. Describe how you reached this view of happiness. Do you believe your definition of happiness corresponds with one of the theories of happiness you studied in the unit on happiness?

Item 4: Literature

In one paragraph, select one specific literary work (poem, short story, play, or novel). Indicate why this literature selection is significant to you. Why is this item worth preserving for readers 100+ years in the future? What does this selection communicate about our culture today?

Item 5: Art and Architecture

In one paragraph, select one piece of architecture or art. Indicate why this art or architecture selection is significant to you. Why is this item worth preserving for readers 100+ years in the future? What does this selection communicate about our culture today?

Item 6: Music

In one paragraph, select one specific song (or group of songs). Focus specifically on the selected song(s) and not the artist/musician for the song(s). Indicate why this song or group of songs is significant to you. Why is this item worth preserving for readers 100+ years in the future? What does this selection communicate about our culture today?

Item 7: Film

In one paragraph, select one film. Indicate the film genre as well as why this film selection is significant to you. Why is this item worth preserving for readers 100+ years in the future? What does this film selection communicate about our culture today?

Item 8: Pop Culture

In one paragraph, select one specific item from pop culture. Indicate why this item from pop culture is significant to you. Why is this item worth preserving for readers 100+ years in the future? What does this selection communicate about our culture today?

Conclusion/Summary:

Summarize your time capsule in a concluding paragraph. What should a reader in the future learn about the current era after reviewing your time capsule?

Please feel free to include examples that you discovered in your studies this term; incorporate the course materials in your time capsule. Challenge yourself to choose items that might be valuable for the future, though they might not necessarily be your favorites. The course materials are required sources for the Project; feel free to incorporate additional outside sources as well.

Janaro, The Art of Being Human:

http://view.ebookplus.pearsoncmg.com/ebook/launcheText.do?values=bookID::12364::invokeType::lms::launchState::goToEBook::platform::1007::globalBookID::CM45765270::userID::8985981::scenario::5::scenarioid::scenario5::plus::y::sessionID::186630617262163310122013::smsUserID::52825169::hsid::0955fa7cdfe72bced8b64930da972c12

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Choose a case from either chapter 5 or 6 in Velasquez’s Business Ethics. Give a brief description of the main facts of the case. Then make a moral argument based on the ideas from Applied Professional Ethics [APE]. Take a definite stand pro or con and give reasons to back up your position. I am mainly interested in the reasons you give to support your position. There are two appendices at the end of APE. One gives directions for doing a case study report. The other gives examples of case study reports.

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You must have 6-10 cited sources. Support grade will stem from the following:

• All sources are considered RELIABLE

o Copies of sources MUST be supplied

• Properly quoted or paraphrased sources

o Special attention paid to paraphrased sources so that sources are not accidentally plagiarized
o Quoted sources are integrated/contextualized with the rest of the essay

• Sources cited correctly

o Long quotes are presented as blocked quotes
o Periods, quotations marks, and parentheses in their proper places

SPECIFICATIONS:

Page Length: 6-8 pages long—no longer, no shorter.

Sources: All quoted and paraphrased material must be accompanied by a citation. You must also hand in copies of ALL sources used.

Works Cited: You must include a Works Cited page.

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History 111-602 The World: Antiquity to 1500 CE

Christopher Goss

Topic Analysis Paper: Phase III – Writing Your Paper

Now that you have decided on a topic and compiled a collection of relevant sources, you are ready to develop your argument and write it out. You began this assignment by honing in on a specific research question that you wanted to explore. Ask yourself now: do the sources you collected directly address your research question? If so, do they agree or disagree over how best to answer that question? If not, you may need to adapt your research topic to fit the sources you have at hand. If you find that you need to alter your focus for this reason, make sure you do so in a way that retains the same degree of specificity as we were looking for in your initial question. The first phase of this assignment also required you to make a prediction about what you expected your sources to reveal. How does your prediction stack up now that you have read numerous books and articles? If you were way off, you will need to adjust your understanding and proceed from there.

The specific structure of each of your papers will vary depending on the topic and the type of argument you choose to advance, but there are several important elements that all of your papers must include. First and most important, you will need to develop a clear and concise thesis that will explain your overall strategy. In other words, you will condense the overarching argument for your entire paper into a single sentence that can stand alone as a description of your work. The thesis should be prominently featured early in your paper and should be followed by another several sentences that further explain how you will attempt to prove your thesis in the pages that follow. When developing your argument, you will also have to demonstrate each of the points you want to make by citing examples and passages from your sources. Sometimes you will use direct quotes from other writers; other times you will find it more useful to paraphrase their ideas. In either case, you will need to explicitly give these authors credit for their work. To cite a source, you will use the Chicago Manual of Style footnote formats from the example sheet I gave you earlier. (You can also find examples of proper footnote citations online at HYPERLINK “http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html” www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html) Finally, you will attach a comprehensive bibliography at the end of your paper. This must be on a separate piece of paper and will not count towards your total of ten pages. You may only list sources that are cited at least once in the body of your paper, and you must use at least six sources. (You may use more if you want.)

Your papers will be ten pages in length, double spaced, with one-inch margins on all sides. You must use either Calibri or Times New Roman font, size 12. The first page should be a cover page containing a descriptive title, your name, the date, the course, and my name. (This also does not count towards your ten-page requirement.) Your final drafts should be polished and free of spelling and grammatical errors. If you need help along the way, including reading a rough draft and helping with editing, I will be available to give any assistance I can. This paper will be handed in, printed and stapled, in class on Thursday, November 21, 2013. It is worth 150 points towards your final grade. Late papers will be accepted only up to Tuesday, December 3, and will be subject to significant reductions in points.

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As a newly appointed Marketing Manager,you are required to carry out a market environment situation analysis.For this,identify and analyse Macro environment,micro external environment,micro internal environment and the capabilities using a range of tools.

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Focus: Character (what the character says, does, his or her conflict, his or her personality, what others say about him or her).

Write a character analysis of the main character. What kind of person is he or she? Describe his or her character traits, strengths, weaknesses, and explain how you feel about him or her. Relate the main character to the theme of the story.

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For this SLP component you need to:
Prepare a 12-15 slide PowerPoint presentation in which you discuss:
The guidelines (or policies) that are in place (in your organization) to accommodate students with disabilities and/or students with diverse learning needs.

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