Research Supporting References

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Research Supporting References

Research at least two additional reliable sources that will support the information you provide in this paper. Supporting references should be from reliable sources (i.e. peer reviewed journals, Human Service Organization publications, Human Service textbook, Human Service Organization websites, etc.). Additional references will be used to describe your agency, such as private agency versus not for profit agency and communicating what that means. The outline for this paper is below and grading rubric is herePreview the document

Your report is to be written using APA style. This includes, but not limited to:

Paper is typed double-spaced, using Times New Roman 12pt. font.
Be sure to use in-text citations and a reference list of your sources in APA style.
Remember that sources listed in your Reference list must be used as citations in your text.
***No need to include a title page, abstract, or running head***
Page numbers in the upper right hand corner of your paper.
Do not use abbreviations in an APA style paper. Spell out words such as dont, isnt, wont etc. – If you use acronyms, you must spell it out the first time introduced. For example, the first time seen in the paper spell out Department of Human Services (DHS). Afterwards it is OK to use DHS in the remainder of your paper.
Indent 5 spaces for each paragraph
USE SPELL CHECK/GRAMMAR CHECK! Utilize Grammerly.com and I will also use Turnitin.com, which also provides a grammar check in addition to potential unintentional plagiarism, so be sure to check you reports!

Paper Outline:

Introduction – related to the agency of choice
Reliable Source #1
Reliable Source #2
Summary of how the reliable sources, and any other additional sources, provides answers to the following:
Types of organizations, background, history, etc.
How organizations are run, and the processes involved
Funding
Make-up of personnel (roles, education requirements, etc.)
Internship opportunities, expectations, and process requirements
Conclusion
References

Free verse poem

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Write a free verse poem without rhyme scheme .Before writing the poem chose a picture inspired you and then you have to describe it and answer the questions found in the attachments I sent in the file. write at lest 15 lines including one metaphor, one simile and one personification. You have to write a first draft. Then a final draft poem.

flash fiction

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Writing prompt to write about: you find a collection of missing persons flyers and newspaper clippings. They all contain photos of you. Spanish your entire life

Characters are:
James Arthur Henry-Shepard – died in a car crash with his parents, suffers from depression, wonders why hes being ignored by people, 18 years old
Rebekah Mikelson- 7 years old, she can see things of the unknown
Sarah Salvatore- Jamess mom who died in a car crash, 38 years old, happy, very energetic, general surgeon
Andrew lebonaire- 13 years old, he does when he was 5 from epilepsy, hes friends with James
Derek Henry-Shepard – Jamess dad who also died in the car crash, 45 years old, neurosurgeon, hard working, sympathetic, has a heart for kids

Exposition: James and his parents die in a car crash
Rising action: James finds the missing person paper clippings about him
Climax: James sees his grave and he finds out that he died in a car accident and realizes its why no one saw him and or spoke to him
Falling action: kids help him put all the clues together
Resolution: he stops looking for answers and goes to find peace

Conflicts:
Man vs. Society- everyone ignores James
Man vs. Self- James is dead

DIGITAL ETHNOGRAPHY – MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT

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The topic is over the debate over whether college football should happen in the fall which happened in August/September or something else American sports-related.

The focus: Social medias role in shaping your current understanding of the issue (this issue can be the one youve selected for final project)

The method: collect digital ethnography data (guidelines: follow influencers, some non-profits or foundations, collect textual data from posts and comments, collect data written over 10-20 weeks); participant observation notes
Platforms: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, other social networking sites which you frequently visit and are host to communities engaged in your topic of choice.

Question: How is this issue discussed and debated on social media? Your data analysis must draw from a range of sources along with your participant observation notes.
Additional questions: Who are the influencers? What are the trends in the conversation? How has the trend in conversation shifted or evolved over time?

Points to consider: What are the most commonly used hashtags? What do these signify? How are these being used? How do they link to the focus of the conversation? Are trends being generated/ given the currency or immediacy of the topic? How are these presented/ played out/ utilized?

Conduct a content/textual, or rhetorical, or discourse analysis of the data collected. Conduct some form of textual analysis of the data + approach some of these folks that you follow and seek electronic or virtual interviews, prepare questions and collect responses; or conduct detailed survey if youre reaching unmarked audiences (all data must be attributed anonymously unless specific organizations are involved).

Your essay/ report must include an explanation of the issue and your justification for conducting the research using these specific parameters. This will be followed by a thorough analysis of the data, your description and discussion about the key players who they are and what role/ purpose do they serve, and their interactions with each other and within the community that has been constructed around the issue/ topic. Incorporate your participant observation notes here. Your conclusion should reflect on the lessons learned about the issue as covered on social media, as well as the challenges of doing this research and the limitations of what this data reveals. This analysis must incorporate a discussion of the topic in light of the translocal an intersection of the global and the local.

FORMAT: 10-15 pages including references (can be written in the form of an essay or report with visuals/graphics)