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  • Title: “Leading Change: The Role of Change Agents, Guiding Teams, and Strategies for Success” 1. The role of a change agent and a guiding team is crucial in successfully implementing change within an organization. A change agent is an

    Each response must be at least 200 words and have one in text ciation from this book:
    Kotter, P., & Cohen, D. S. (2002). The heart of change: Real-life stories of how people change their organizations. Boston, MA: Harvard Business Press. ISBN-13: 978-1422187333
    1 .Discuss the importance of a change agent and a guiding team. What is the purpose of each, and what traits make them successful?
    2.Discuss two strategies that can be used for leading change. How do these strategies increase stakeholder support and create momentum for a change initiative to be successful? Why might you want to consider including the most vocal critic of the change initiative in your guiding team?

  • Title: The Role of Technology in Business Functions and Management Challenges

    Identify the technology used in businesses and describe the types of technology used to support general business functions. Discuss challenges presented to management due to managing existing technology.  How does technology impact the sales, marketing, finance, and production, human resource, and other functions within the business?

  • Title: Synthesizing Authors’ Perspectives on the Impact of Sports on Athletic Excellence

    For this assignment, I need to create a Graphic Organizer synthesizing FIVE authors/article-s related to my topic (The Impact of Sports on Athletic Excellence) and identify the major themes. Explain in detail, using your own words, how the authors and their ideas relate to   the specific themes. This diagram should prepare for my white paper. Please use the         attached template for your assignment. 
    Due Date and Grading:
    Submit by Monday, at 11:55 pm
    The assignment is 20 points

  • “Comprehensive Take-Home Exam: Demonstrating Mastery of Course Material”

    This is a take home exam, I have to answer all the questions and be really specific about it, this half of course grade…

  • Title: Exploring Ethical Leadership: A Literature Review

    Perform a literature review on one of the
    following leadership topics:
    (a)  
    Charismatic Leadership
    (b) 
    Ethical Leadership
    (c)  
    Strategic Leadership
    Your literature of the leadership topic needs
    to include:
    (a)  
    Underpinning Theory
    (b) 
    Definition of Topic
    (c)  
    Historical Context of the Topic
    (d) 
    Recent Development of the Topic
    (e)  
    Measurement of the Topic
    (e)  
    Guidelines
    for Individual Written Assignment Preparation
    1. Prepare an essay (report format) around 3,500 words within an acceptable
    variation of less than 1000 words above such a requirement. 2. A minimum of 10 journal
    article references is
    required for this assignment. Please ensure that citations for sources and
    bibliography are properly given in the test of your essay. You must use the Harvard
    referencing / citation style. The overall grading will take this into
    consideration. 3. Do not use AI for rewording, formatting or rewriting.
    Submission
    Requirements for Individual Written Assignment Preparation
    1. Your assignment will be anonymously marked so you must
    not identify yourself other than by using your student number anywhere on,
    or within, the assignment. 2. Proper page break and heading for
    each question.
    3. Coursework must
    be submitted using point, font style (Times New Roman), font sizes (12), and
    one-and-a-half (1.5) line spaced. 4. You are advice to include page number of your work for
    each discussion question. Pages must be numbered consecutively throughout the
    text 

  • “Finding Strength Through Dance: The Story of Sara Flindt”

    This paper involves interviewing someone close to you, possibly a parent or a sibling.  From this, you will build a narrative paper. You will tell their story much the same as one might find in a feature story in New York Times supplement, or elsewhere.  Look for themes in their life. That often involves working to find out goals or dreams, which may be one and the same. The late Charles Kuralt, CBS reporter whom I once interviewed,  maintained that if one speaks long enough to someone, certain things will arise. 
    Length: 3 pages (750-800 words)
    Use superlative questions. Make a list of which 2/3’s should be superlative questions.
    Best not read from list directly all the time during  the interview itself. Commit some to memory, and you may elect to draw from them, if and when, the subject of discussion relates.
    Try not to dominate the interview. Make your questions brief and let the subject speak. The interview is not about you.
    Do not avoid things you already know about the subject. Simply ask to repeat the story about such and such. This time you will be recording it on phone, or somehow, and you will get fresh and elevating details.
    Look for a strong theme. Courage through struggle. Some big theme that might form the basis for your thesis statement.
    If the subject has moved a lot, do not list all the towns. You might say, “Joe has lived everywhere from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Juneau, Alaska.”
    Write in the third person.  Do not do a question-answer format. You will transcribe the interview that way, but then summarize from that in building your story.
    Use three direct quotes from the interview. Make them short, though. No quarter page. Try for no more than two sentences per.
    Include description of the person and environments, possibly.
    If you could do the paper on my sister who is named Sara Flindt, she currently goes to Missoula trying to get her 4 year degree, she loves dance. 

  • “The Rise of Organ Trafficking: Causes, Effects, and Solutions”

    1500-1750 word essay on a trend or phenomenon related to the sale, trade, or donation of human organs. the trend or phenomenon should have a definable set of causes and effects

  • “Exploring the Impact of Leadership Styles on Employee Motivation: A Qualitative Study”

    Using your outline from the “Research Design Template” covered in Unit 2, prepare a “mini” qualitative research proposal.  This proposal should essentially be an expansion of your research design focus from the last few weeks converted into a narrative format.  For this course, the research design and methodology should be qualitative in nature. (There is a separate course dedicated to quantitative research in the program).
    The Unit 4 course materials include three additional documents that will help with this assignment. First, the “Dissertation Outline” contains all the sections (and subsections) required in a DBA dissertation.  The first three “chapters” in the outline form the dissertation “proposal” and serve as the foundational research document that must be approved by the committee prior to gathering data, conducting research and completing the dissertation (chapter 5). This course assignment is a foundational exercise for designing a research study that will help once you enter the dissertation phase later in the program. The second document in the Unit 4 readings is the “DBA Dissertation Template” and will help you with the correct layout and formatting for a research proposal. The DBA dissertation rubric will provide a “map” and checklist for the content that need to be included in each of the sections. 
    For this assignment your “mini-proposal” should include a condensed version of the following elements from the dissertation outline document; see below (overviews only). The mini-proposal should be approximately 10-12 pages in length (not including cover page, TOC, and references).  Submit your assignment to this dropbox.  
    Chapter 1: Foundation of the Study 
    Problem Statement 
    Purpose Statement 
    Nature of the Study 
    Research Question 
    Interview Questions (Qualitative Only) 
    Chapter 3: Research Method 
    Role of the Researcher 
    Participants 
    Research Method and Design 
    Research Method 
    Research Design 
    Population and Sampling 
    Ethical Research 
    Data Collection Instruments 
    Data Collection Technique

  • Title: The Role of Performance Appraisals in Effective Performance Management

    A performance appraisal is a regular review of employee job performance and contribution to organizational objectives. In many cases, performance appraisals are conducted at the end of the year to evaluate employee performance, as well as set performance for the next year. For this assignment, you will evaluate another function of HR and management and its contribution to effective performance management. Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read Chapter 6: Employee Appraisal: Measurement, Assessment, and Management, and the article Adapting the Performance Appraisal Process to Meet the Needs of the Modern Workplace.
    In your paper,
    Discuss how performance appraisals are a function of HR and management.
    Analyze the basic components of an effective performance appraisal.
    Explain how performance appraisals can contribute to organizational goals and objectives.
    Describe the advantages of performance appraisals and how they contribute to effective training and development.
    Explain potential forms of discrimination based on labor laws and regulations when conducting a performance appraisal.
    For additional support with completing this assignment, please refer to the following tools:
    Finding HR Journals in the UAGC Library. This tip sheet may support you in researching through the University of Arizona Global Campus Library.
    What is CRAAPO? This may assist you in determining the reliability of an HR website.
    Scholarly and Popular Resources(1).This tutorial explains the differences between scholarly and popular resources.
    Human Resources Research with Library OneSearch. This tip sheet may support you in researching through the University of Arizona Global Campus Library.
    The Performance Appraisal paper
    Must be two to three double-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA Style as outlined in the Writing Center’s APA Formatting for Microsoft Word resource.
    Must include a separate title page with the following:
    Title of paper in bold font
    Space should appear between the title and the rest of the information on the title page.
    Student’s name
    Name of institution (The University of Arizona Global Campus)
    Course name and number
    Instructor’s name
    Due date
    Must include an introduction and conclusion paragraph. Your introduction paragraph needs to end with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your paper.
    For assistance on writing Introductions & Conclusions and Writing a Thesis Statement, refer to the Writing Center resources.
    Must use at least two scholarly, peer-reviewed, or credible sources in addition to the course text.

  • Title: The Causes of the Rebellion: A Critique of Rice’s Interpretations and Analysis of Primary Sources

    ONLY USE PROVIDED SOURCES.Citing the Rice book, explain why this conflict happened: what were the causes of this rebellion? Then take the primary sources (on Canvas) and critique Rice’s interpretations. How do the primary sources support or contradict his findings about the causes? For those documents that contradict his interpretations, how can we explain the discrepancy? Length: 3-5 pages.
    **All papers should be typed, double-spaced, one-inch margins all around, 12-point font, use footnote or endnote citations in Turabian Humanities style, submitted to me via Canvas as a file attachment in MS Word or as a pdf file. (SLO 1-4 & WI 1)