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FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS

Consider a social group (e.g., a group as defined by class, race, gender, etc.), some line of division within it (dividing it into sub-groups), and ways this line of division represented a barrier against the broader group engaging in united action. Focus your paper on a specific attempt (whether successful or not) to transcend this division in order to foster united action. Is it necessarily desirable for the broader group to unite? (Your answer may be no if, for example, you think that such unity would be harmful to one or more sub-groups.) If some kind of unity was forged, on what basis has this happened?
(For example, were grievances between different sub-groups silenced, or aired? Were the relationships between historically dominant and historically subordinate sub-groups preserved or transformed?) Was this form of unity desirable, or would some other basis for unity have been preferable?
Requirements;

Topic: You have broad latitude to choose your topic, provided that it answers the prompt and is relevant to the themes of this course.

Length: The final research paper (if you choose this option) should be 8-10 typed, double-spaced pages (using ordinary font, size, and margins).

Research: You are required to do outside research, which means that the paper cannot rely wholly, or even largely, on required course readings.

Number of sources: There is no formal minimum number of sources required, but you should avoid overreliance on one or a few sources. As a general rule, the number of sources tends to be about equal to the length of the paper in pages.

Kinds of sources: Make sure that your sources are carefully collected. A good way to think of the research process is as a pyramididentify about 30 sources (books, articles, etc.), find about 20 of those sources, skim the 10-15 sources that look good, carefully study about 5 best sources. (You may end up using the best sources extensively, and others for a particular fact or quotation.) If you start this process early, you can avoid the common problem of random Google sources.

Writing the paper: Make sure your paper includes: 1) a strong introduction (about 1 page) that draws in the reader and explains the overall themes of the paper, 2) a body composed of 3-4 main points, each clearly stated and supported by evidence (about 2 pages each), and each related to the overall themes, and 3) a conclusion (1-2 pages) summing up your main ideas.

Citations and bibliography: Your paper must include citations (whether in the form of in-text notes, footnotes, or endnotes) for all pieces of information that you draw from outside sources. Your bibliography (or works cited) must include all the sources you used in your paper.

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Case study
S.M. is a nurse practitioner in a large midwestern city. Today she is participating in a health fair at the Islamic Cultural Center. She is anticipating attendance by many families of Arab-American descent.

S.M. knows common health issues in Arab Americans include cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Her goals today are to gain the trust of the families she meets, learn about their health behaviors, provide education about healthy lifestyles, and arrange any follow-up care that may be needed.

Once you received your case number; answer the specific question on the table above. Then, continue to discuss the 3 topics listed below for your case:

1.Define and describe the primary goals of screening.
2.Discuss your thoughts on the relationship between economics and nutrition. How would you advise people of low socioeconomic status to eat healthy on a budget? How would you respond to patients whose financial restraints limit their access to food?
3.Identify potential barriers to patient teaching and how you would address these barriers.
4.During the health fair, S.M. assesses her clients risk factors, including person-dependent factors and
environmental-dependent factors. List at least 3 examples of a person-dependent factors and environmental dependent-factors

Submission Instructions:

Your instructor will assign you your case number and you will post on the case number you have been assigned.
You will reply to the other two case studies (One of each).
Your initial post should b formatted and cited in current APA style with support from at least 2 academic sources. Your initial post is worth 8 points.

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double-spaced, one-page report, will discuss the insights gained

focus on describing the insights I gained during the presentation and how this newly acquired knowledge may affect my future career.

Last class we had a speaker his name Rob Davidson, who is the Director of Operations and CFO of MediaTech, Inc. But his story is truly a journey of opportunity and self-discovery, including being a chef on oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, owning a restaurant , running education programs under government contracts, and working in iconic sports venues across the US and Canada.

and here is some point talk about it :

  • You have to differentiatedyour product
  • He see everything is possible .
  • You must willing to take risk
  • He enter real estate and said that “ you got have vision , he mention that believing in hime self and with clear visionhe was able to change crappy house to place would someone love to buy it .
  • You got believe you can bring possible and this is what entrepreneur do
  • Create your own reality distortion feel .
  • If you have plan B your taking your eyes from Plan “A” .
  • Know your passion
  • Believe in your instincts
  • Don’t view challenge as hurdles
  • Build a team of trust
  • Take care of your people
  • Take growth step by step
  • Take calculated risk
  • Never judge yourself based only on one moment

Part 2 :

Rob Davidson told a very personal story about following opportunity throughout his life. Sometimes those opportunities involved pursuing business ventures (entrepreneurship), sometimes they involved pursuing employment (intrapreneurship). In the process, Rob gave himself the flexibility to change companies, careers, and industries.

in 3 – 4 sentence discuss your disposition to switch your career or industry in the future.

Are there any factors compelling you to stick to a single path? If so, what are they? Disclaimer: It’s okay to say that you are not willing (or can) switch. Either way, the important thing here is to discuss why?

 

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FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS

Consider a social group (e.g., a group as defined by class, race, gender, etc.), some line of division within it (dividing it into sub-groups), and ways this line of division represented a barrier against the broader group engaging in united action. Focus your paper on a specific attempt (whether successful or not) to transcend this division in order to foster united action. Is it necessarily desirable for the broader group to unite? (Your answer may be no if, for example, you think that such unity would be harmful to one or more sub-groups.) If some kind of unity was forged, on what basis has this happened?
(For example, were grievances between different sub-groups silenced, or aired? Were the relationships between historically dominant and historically subordinate sub-groups preserved or transformed?) Was this form of unity desirable, or would some other basis for unity have been preferable?
Requirements;

Topic: You have broad latitude to choose your topic, provided that it answers the prompt and is relevant to the themes of this course.

Length: The final research paper (if you choose this option) should be 8-10 typed, double-spaced pages (using ordinary font, size, and margins).

Research: You are required to do outside research, which means that the paper cannot rely wholly, or even largely, on required course readings.

Number of sources: There is no formal minimum number of sources required, but you should avoid overreliance on one or a few sources. As a general rule, the number of sources tends to be about equal to the length of the paper in pages.

Kinds of sources: Make sure that your sources are carefully collected. A good way to think of the research process is as a pyramididentify about 30 sources (books, articles, etc.), find about 20 of those sources, skim the 10-15 sources that look good, carefully study about 5 best sources. (You may end up using the best sources extensively, and others for a particular fact or quotation.) If you start this process early, you can avoid the common problem of random Google sources.

Writing the paper: Make sure your paper includes: 1) a strong introduction (about 1 page) that draws in the reader and explains the overall themes of the paper, 2) a body composed of 3-4 main points, each clearly stated and supported by evidence (about 2 pages each), and each related to the overall themes, and 3) a conclusion (1-2 pages) summing up your main ideas.

Citations and bibliography: Your paper must include citations (whether in the form of in-text notes, footnotes, or endnotes) for all pieces of information that you draw from outside sources. Your bibliography (or works cited) must include all the sources you used in your paper.