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  • “Clearing Up the Confusion: The Importance of Properly Placing Orders”

    I need help with my speech
    Important Info
    The order was placed through a short procedure (customer skipped some order details).
    Please clarify some paper details before starting to work on the order.
    Type of paper and subject
    Number of sources and formatting style
    Type of service (writing, rewriting, etc)

  • “Empowering Communities through 911: My Experience at Berrien County Dispatch Center”

    Please see attachment for instructions…Info abt me..i interned at Berrien County 911 Dispatch Center in Benton Harbor, Mi. (U. an answer info abt wht function doess 911 serve to community & etc) Of course my impression was positive bcuz of how hard they work with limited reps.  Career goals prior to volunteering was to wrk anywhere in criminal justice field such as forensics, Lawyer, or child protective services & my goals has not changed…My goals was reinforced by this internship by wanting to help people even more. I wld recommend other students to intern @ organization it was a great experience to see what all it takes to help others and colleagues

  • Title: “Empowering Entry-Level Staff: Implementing a Mentoring Program for Organizational Cohesion and Professional Development”

    Important Note: 
    This final project grade is 130 point of the class, please read the rubric attached with all detials carfully.
    From the rubric: 
    You will see the below details in the rubric. Please go with option (a) Intership student. 
    You will focus your
    program/intervention on either option below, depending on whether or not
    your are
    considered an “Internship Student” or are an “Alternate Pathway” student:
    a)    Internship
    Students:
    Develop
    a new program within the organization designed to resolve an internal
    organizational
    problem that you observed.
    (Example
    problem: Entry level staff feel alienated from more advanced and established
    staff.
    Example
    Intervention: creating a mentoring program that pairs established staff with
    entry level
    staff.)
    Link from the module:
    BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER FOR HEALTH, JUSTICE, & RACIAL EQUITY
    https://www.thepraxisproject.org/building-power

  • “The Controversy of Native American Remains: Examining the Rightful Ownership and Repatriation Debate”

     For decades, museums, government agencies, and archeologists have reclaimed Native Americans’ remains. This culture has partially rendered native people and their culture extinct and overlooked the cultural and religious value of these remains. Ownership of native remains yields great controversy regarding who should be the rightful owner of these remains. On the one hand, Native Americans have a right to reclaim native remains. On the other hand, there is a need to study the origins of the first Americans. Native American tribes hold that native remains constitute valuable cultural symbols, and museums and scientists argue that the remains should be used for public display and objects of study. Congress passed the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) in 1990 to enable Native American tribes to reclaim burial remains (Mountain, 2017). Although the law has led to the repatriation of thousands of remains to their respective Native American tribes, culturally unidentifiable native remains are still possessed and owned by museums. This paper argues that rightful ownership of native American remains belongs to the Native American tribes because they inhabited the areas where native remains were found, even if the objects are not culturally identifiable to modern-day tribes.  

  • “Breaking Down Barriers: Analyzing the Communication of Gambling through Listening, Ethics, and Empathy” Introduction: Gambling is a popular activity that has been around for centuries, but it also comes with its own set of controversies and

    I must have an conversation analysis paper, my topic is “gambling” and i must use 3 sorts of communication concepts to do so: Listening barriers, Ethics, and Empathy. 
    Please impicate these in a conversation about the topic, and explain how they are used in conversation. I need a strong conculsion containing lessons leaned, how the experience was, and what you would do differently. I also need 3 credible sources relating to the communication concepts. The templete below should help out a bit

  • Exploring the Hidden Gems of San Francisco’s Chinatown Exploring the Grand Canyon Exploring the Grand Canyon: A Journey Through Nature’s Masterpiece The Grand Canyon, located in northern Arizona, is a breathtaking natural wonder that draws in millions of visitors each year. As I stood at the edge of

    3 to 4 FULL pages, about 1000 words or so, (not including the Works Cited page… the Works Cited page is an extra page on the end, after the main essay; only papers with a minimum of 3 FULL (DO NOT STOP AN INCH SHORT…!!!) pages of writing can even possibly receive a passing grade… so write three-and-a-half MINIMUM… 12-size font, Times New Roman… double spacing, no gaps between paragraphs, and with 1 inch margins and proper formal MLA formatting: REVIEW the earlier Modules on MLA FORMATTING… it is REQUIRED on all papers for Eng101, 102, 103 and many other classes.  You must take formatting SERIOUSLY: it is the required acceptable presentation of your work, so get serious, practice it, get tutoring… you must learn and master formatting).  If you do not meet at least the minimum, you will automatically fail.  Get out of the very bad habit of going for the minimum possible… Here’s a big lesson for college and life in general: if you go for the minimum, then you’ll get the minimum and maybe not even that.
    Requires a direct quotation from at least 1 source, properly cited inside the essay and ALSO listed on the separate Works Cited page which is after your minimum of three and a half essay pages (with MLA format). 
    Let’s be absolutely clear right now:  MLA Formatting is REQUIRED for all essays; it is not optional, so get serious about learning it and using it.  You are learning to write FORMAL academic essays, and thus they require the proper accepted FORMat. 
    MLA Resources are found in the introductory modules, so I hope you didn’t just skip them.
    Must include a formal Works Cited page (with MLA format).  The Works Cited page is in addition to essay pages… so it appears as the last, separate page after the essay body. 
    Thesis should define your chosen location using its distinguishing elements and make an evaluation.  An evaluation is an opinion based on informed and educated details.
    Avoid using “I” unless absolutely necessary.  Also, avoid “you” statements.  For example, do not write: “When you arrive at the restaurant, you will see a red flower.”  Instead, write: “A red flower in a blue pot sits at the entrance of the restaurant.”
    Essay Prompt
    Select a place that inspires you… and then NARROW IT DOWN to one small spot within.  A starting point for brainstorming could be a neighborhood or city or a house where you have lived or visited. It’s better to choose a place where you have some firsthand experience that you can use to guide you. What defines that neighborhood?  Then, narrowing down, what defines that ONE SMALL SPOT in the neighborhood, like one restaurant, one fire station, one room in one house…?  What are its distinguishing physical features that are different from other places?  Each region has its own defining characteristics, and then your FOCUS SPOT, like one park bench, or one room in a house, or one small coffee shop, has its own PHYSICAL characteristics that you will describe and explore in this paper.  Perhaps choose one larger area to start with, but then you’ll need to get a lot smaller to tighten your focus on a smaller area.  So, you can start with a city, but a city is just a start and you must then move into something far smaller within that city, maybe one park bench or one cafe or one bowling alley…
    Once you have identified a general area, then you must focus even more tightly.  “Las Vegas” is far, far, FAR too large to “cover” effectively in detail with such a short paper as this… it would take a book, at least.  So, you must define one small niche, one small little area of your general area.  For example, you might narrow down to the poker room at Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas, or one small park in Pacoima, or one particular church in Mexico City, or one bar in Tijuana… Only by narrowing your focus will you be able to go into DEEP DETAIL about that place.  You MUST NOT try to “describe” an entire country or city… pick one SMALL SPOT within your larger context.  >>> SMALL SPOT <<<  Also, this is an exercise in using EXACT, PHYSICAL DETAILS to convey the actual real world experience of physically interacting with the place.  Physical details are: sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste details.  So, fluffy words like "beautiful" and "wonderful" and "fun" and "amazing memories" are meaningless because they are not exact, not specific.  Also, this is not an essay about your beautiful memories and how much those memories "mean" to you... and it is NOT an essay about the "amazing history and wonderful culture" of a place; it is an essay to exercise your skill in providing EXACT and PHYSICAL DETAILS to create a real-world picture for the reader.  Physical details are ones that you can perceive and measure, details of sights, sounds, smells, touches, and tastes... SOLID, real, physical details: things that can be seen, heard, touched, smelled, and tasted by other people, details that could actually be measured.   Go small, focused, and then deep into physical details... do not try to "cover" too much because then you will have a boring, thin, shallow essay.  FOCUSED and DEEP. Tips Remember to include a quote from at least one source using the quotation sandwich. You will need proper MLA in-text citations for all direct quotations. Remember to be descriptive. Use specific, sensory details to bring the place to life. You will need a Works Cited page that includes your source and proper MLA formatting.  You must get serious immediately about MLA format:  it is REQUIRED, not optional... REQUIRED.  I'll repeat one more time: MLA Formatting is REQUIRED. Study it, imitate the many examples available, get tutoring... The rest of your adult life you will be confronted with formalities, proper forms and formatting, so get disciplined and get used to it and start practicing now.   How you present work, how you present yourself, is very important and can mean the difference between success and failure.  Do not underestimate format presentation; it is absolutely critical to your success in college and in professional life.  When structuring your essay, include an introduction that sets up your argument about the topic, effectively organized body paragraphs with strong topic sentences and transitions, and a conclusion that both briefly reviews your main points and also restate your thesis . PLEASE NOTE: If your paper does not meet the page minimum, or does not come in with MLA Format, you will receive an automatic D or below, and your paper may not receive any teacher comments.  In order for the teacher (or a supervisor at work) to take your work seriously, you must present work that meets and exceeds all of the minimum requirements, including formatting.  Go beyond minimums.   BELOW IS A SAMPLE ESSAY PLEASE REFER TO IT BUT DO NOT COPY THE PLACE THEY CHOSE

  • Title: Acceptance Speech Outline for “Lovely Student Award” I. Introduction A. Greeting and thank you B. Expressing gratitude for receiving the “Lovely Student Award” C. Briefly mention the significance

    Turn in your outline for your acceptance speech here.  I have attached a blank copy of the outline below or you can build your own outline from scratch.   I have also attached an example of a student accepting the lovely student award.  Note how the speaker highlights personal improvements that have made them a worthy recipient. 

  • “Creating a Sustainable Future: A Vision for Enterprise Sustainability” Creating a Sustainable Future: A Vision for Enterprise Sustainability Introduction As the world faces numerous environmental and social challenges, it has become increasingly important for businesses to prioritize sustainability in their operations. In

    Based on the examples discussed in Module 6 as well as the Evaluation of a Corporate Sustainability/Environmental Report, develop a sustainability report that articulates a vision for sustainability for the enterprise. Explain how that vision is implemented and measured. Please refer to the instructions provided in Module 10. 
    The report should be no longer than five typed pages (1,250 words).
    Submit by midnight Sunday by attaching the document to this assignment tool.
    *attached below are examples from module 6*

  • “Growing Pains: A Journey from Middle School to High School”

    Overview: You are going to write a story using Book Creator.  This story will have pictures as well.  Think of this story as helping a younger version of yourself make the transition from middle school to high school (or childhood to young adulthood).  You will be the main character.  Before you start writing in Book Creator, you will need to storymap your idea with a plotline.  You will loosely base this story on you and your life, but you may need to exaggerate the conflict to make this story more interesting—no offense.  The final kicker is you can use any setting and genre you wish: future, past, sci-fi, fantasy, reality, mystery, action-adventure, humor, etc.
    Some ideas you could write about are as follows:
    bullying
    social media
    friendships
    parents
    teachers
    peer pressure
    classes
    Siblings
    parent/teen issues
    stress/anxiety
    body image
    depression
    overcoming obstacles
    academic challenges
    dealing with failure
    like (love) interests
    social norms (and not knowing them)
    the future (the overwhelming idea of it)
    not knowing your path in life (figuring it out)
    being too hard on yourself
    letting things slide
    dealing with conflict
    anger issues
    confidence issues
    figuring out who you are as a person
    taking a small step into the adult world
    dealing with—or learning—responsibility
    knowing how to be a good student
    treating yourself with kindness
    Imagine the story in Book Creator to look something like this: every other page will have text and the accompanying page will have a picture. You can even draw on Book Creator if you wish or more likely you will import pictures from Google Images.  Or, you could actually take pictures yourself and use them.  I imagine this story will be around twenty pages.  Don’t panic.  The text size will be larger here, so all in all maybe three-four pages on a normal doc.  Think of this like an older kid’s book.
    Plot Line (Make notes under each plot even).  Note, each plot event will most likely control multiple paragraphs:
    Pre-Exposition: what were you doing before the conflict began.  This gives the reader a sense of who you are before the conflict, and that is crucial so that the reader can see how you changed as a result of the conflict.
    Exposition: the conflict will begin toward the end of this plot event; this is the moment you go from normal life to life in conflict, a conflict you must deal with.
    Rising action #1: the conflict is underway, and you initially try to deal with it.  
    Rising Action #2: the conflict has gotten more serious, and you are scrambling to find a way out of it.
    Rising Action #3: the conflict has really heated up and taken over your life.  Part of you wants to panic and part of you is actively looking for a solution.  The tension is high.
    Note: You may have up to eight Rising Actions.  Use this space for more R.A. plot events.
    Climax: the moment you face the conflict with a solution.  You will either succeed or fail, but the conflict will be dealt with here.  (Remember: we usually learn more from failiures than from victories):  This is the most emotionally charged part of the story.  This is the turning point for the main character.  It is the point that the character changes.  They go from being character A to character B.  They are wiser, beat up, more able to get through life as a result of dealing with conflict.
    Resolution (optional): I am not always a fan of these in short stories.  To go too far past the Climax will diminish the power of the Climax.  Sometimes it’s better that the reader infers your fate.  That way, our imaginations keep churning with ideas about the story.  You end the story to completely, our imaginations shut off.  It’s up to you.  Some stories need resolutions.  You will be able to tell, and at the end of the day, you’re the artist here, not me.