Category: Creative writing

  • “Exploring the Applications and Advancements of Isothermal Titration Calorimetry in Proteomics and Beyond”

    Creative Proteomics has gradually developed into an integrated company that provides proteomics, metabolomics, glycomics, and bioinformatics analysis services to researchers in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, agriculture and nutrition industries, as well as academic and government organizations. With a continuing focus on quality, we are proud of satisfying the needs of our clients both at home and abroad covering more than 50 countries and districts. Isothermal Titration Calorimetry (ITC)

  • “The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Analysis of Current Research and Perspectives”

    Sources are provided, but other sources can be added.
    It does not need to be the one on the annotated bibliography but at least 10 sources should be used and at least 7 sources should be peer-reviewed.

  • Title: Exploring Features and Techniques in Microsoft Word

    In your original post, answer the following:
    What are some features of Word that you find difficult to use, hard to locate, etc.?
    Is there a feature that you think should be placed in another location to make it easier for a user to find? For example, languages, hidden characters, headers, tabs, margins, etc.
    Have you learned about a new feature in Word from this class that you did not know about or that you thought was too difficult (use or locate, etc.)? If so, explain your answer. If you have not learned anything new thus far, tell your peers about a feature that you find particularly helpful-maybe even a feature that not many people know about.
    In your responses to your classmates, address the following:
    Review your classmate’s response.
    What was the first thing that came to mind when you reviewed the classmate’s response? 
    How will learning the new techniques make life easier on the job and personally? 
    Compare previous ways of completing tasks with new ways and ideas.
    Highlight the points you feel are good, but ask questions to encourage conversation and challenge to think critically.
    Discuss additional elements of Word that you feel could assist or be beneficial.
    Share whether you will use any of the elements learned in the discussion.

  • “The Impact of Free Will and Economic Inequality on Society: A TEDx Talk Analysis and Discussion”

    hello, all the instructions are given in the files but I want to add things as well. Need a presentation about a tedx talk which contains either one of the questions that are: is free will beneficial for the society or Considering the extent economic inequality hinders or enhances a society’s overall well-being, should countries implement certain policy measures to address the issue of economic inequality effectively. You have to choose one of the questions that I gave you and choose a TEDX talk relative to the question you chose. In one of the files, there is the exact powerpoint already waiting just need to be filled with the correct informations. Thats a really good sample, I suggest that you should make it that way. Just leave a blank for my personel info and I will fill that out. While doing presentation, I also need a speech while presenting. I need the speech part seperately. The speech should take about 10 mins aproximatly. If you have any more questions let me know from the chat.

  • Title: Ethical Considerations in Research on Police Use of Force

    Until the end of the 1970s, the research process was largely unregulated. This lack of regulation allowed some scientists to either fail to consider or ignore the ethical implications of their research and to carry out horrendous experiments. For example, the U.S. Public Health Service funded a study known as the Tuskegee Experiment, which started in the 1920s and continued well into the 1970s. This study was designed to examine the progression of syphilis in poor, urban African-American males. None of the subjects were told they had syphilis, and some were treated with placebos even though a cure for this disease was available. Since that time, however, significant safeguards have been put in place to prevent these types of ethical violations. Today, Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) are responsible for evaluating ethical issues that might surface, especially those concerned with the protection of human subjects prior to the commencement of a research project. Multiple safeguards ensure that many of the ethical violations that might have occurred in the past are now prevented.
    TO DO: 
    Recall the research problem you chose in Week 1
    Identify one ethical issue that is relevant to that research problem.
    Consider how you would address this ethical issue using ethical standards from the Code of Ethics of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS).

  • Title: Navigating the Sea of Information: The Struggle for Originality in Essays

    Explore the challenge of maintaining originality in essays in an age of information  
    overload. How can students ensure their work remains unique?

  • “Cool Kids Club” Title: Cool Kids Club Fade in: INT. LOCAL POOL HALL – DAY A group of five teenagers, dressed in leather jackets and sunglasses, sit at a table in the corner of the pool hall. They

    I would like it if you could write me  a New Scene which can be written as a short story, drama or film script dialogue and stages directions or as a  comic to this poem, Gwendolyn brooks “We real Cool”(1960). Format: Times New Roman 12- point font, double spaces, MLA citations, title, 800 words. It’s a creative, fun assignment. This is due on Sunday May 12.  But I perfer to write a fun short story 

  • Title: “Breaking Down Barriers: Presenting Quantitative Data on Criminal Justice to a Diverse Audience” Obstacle: One potential obstacle when presenting quantitative information on criminal justice to a diverse audience is the varying levels of understanding and familiarity with

    Imagine that you have been given the opportunity to present information and data on the research topic you chose in Week 1. Your audience is various criminal justice professionals along with community members who are not as well-versed in quantitative analysis.
    First, describe an obstacle you could potentially encounter when presenting quantitative information to a wider audience that includes participants with varying levels of understanding of the criminal justice system and statistical data.
    Next, briefly explain what information and/or statistics you would present to help the audience understand the importance of this topic. Be sure to include in your answer what you can do as the presenter to ensure that everyone in the audience has a thorough understanding of the topic.

  • Title: Reflecting on the Impact of Professional Writing Skills in Future Career Success “Mastering Professional Writing Skills: Preparing for Success in the Workplace”

    800 and 1,000 words. 
    Please answer the following questions in your memo.  The questions should be used as your headings.
    An introduction should be provided at the beginning of the memo that states your purpose.
    What critical skills and strategies have you acquired throughout this course that contribute to effective professional writing?
    Reflect upon the various skills and strategies you have developed during this course. Consider elements such as audience, establishing rapport, clarity, conciseness, organization, and appropriate tone and style.
    How will writing and communication skills be utilized in your chosen career?
    Imagine your future career trajectory.  How will written and oral communication skills be used in your future career? Will you be crafting persuasive proposals, composing reports, drafting business or lesson plans, sending emails, delivering presentations, or engaging in collaborative writing tasks? Will you be communicating with clients, colleagues, or employees?
    Which writing and communication skills do you anticipate will be most important for your future career?
    While all writing and communication skills are valuable, specific skills may hold more significance in your chosen career path. Reflect on the skills you believe will be crucial for achieving your professional goals. Is it the ability to write persuasively, to adapt your communication style to diverse audiences, to collaborate effectively in a virtual environment, or to deliver compelling oral presentations? Identify and elaborate on the skills that you anticipate will make a substantial impact on your future career.
    How will you continue to enhance your writing and communication skills beyond college?
    Recognize that learning is a lifelong journey. Consider how you will continue to develop and refine your writing and communication skills even after you complete your college education. Will you seek professional development opportunities, attend workshops or seminars, or engage in self-directed learning? Explore potential strategies and resources that will empower you to improve your written and verbal communication skills continuously.
    What challenges do you foresee in utilizing writing and communication skills in your future career, and how do you plan to overcome them?
    Acknowledge that challenges may arise as you apply your writing and communication skills in real-world scenarios. Predict potential obstacles you might encounter in your future career and reflect on how you plan to overcome them. Will you seek mentorship, actively seek feedback, or engage in ongoing practice to address these challenges? Offer thoughtful insights into the proactive steps you will take to navigate and surmount any hurdles that may arise.
    How do you envision technology and digital platforms shaping the future of writing and communication in your career field?
    Consider the rapid advancements in technology, AI, and the increasing dependence on digital platforms for communication. Reflect on how these trends might impact your future career and how you engage in professional writing and communication. Will you utilize social media, online collaboration tools, AI LLMs, or digital platforms for content creation and distribution? Explore the potential opportunities and challenges of technological advancements and how you plan to adapt and leverage them effectively.
    Submission Guidelines:
    Your essay should be a minimum of 800 words but no more than 1,000 words, allowing you ample space to dive deep into your reflections. As you craft your response, demonstrate your ability to use effective writing and communication skills. Utilize clear and concise language, adopt an appropriate tone and style, and ensure proper grammar and punctuation enhance the overall quality of your work.
    Grading: 
    Content and Depth
    Meets the minimum word requirement of 800 words but does not exceed 1,000 words.
    Demonstrates a thorough understanding of the critical skills and strategies learned in the course for effective professional writing.
    Provides insightful and comprehensive reflections on how these skills will be applied in the future career.
    Identifies specific writing and communication skills that will be most important in the chosen career field. Offers examples as needed.
    Offers thoughtful plans for continued improvement and overcoming challenges.
    Organization and Format
    Uses memo format correctly.
    Includes the relevant headings.
    Presents ideas in a logical and coherent manner.
    Utilizes effective transitions to enhance the flow of thoughts and ideas.
    Grammar and Style
    Demonstrates clear and concise writing with appropriate language and tone for a professional context.
    Communicates ideas effectively and maintains the reader’s engagement.
    Exhibits a strong command of grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure.