Author: chris

Purpose: To develop research and problem-solving skills within a professional context; to learn how to write an extended argument.Situation: Each student will choose a town in Southern California—everyone must have a different city and choices will be first come first served. You may choose from towns in the following counties: Rowland HeightsFormat:Use the format suggested on the “Report Format” located under Course Documents on our Blackboard site. Additional requirements:The text of the report should be single-spaced, font 11 or 12, 1 inch margins, 3-5 pages long; no folders.Use correct memo format addressed to me:Use titles for each section (and don’t be afraid to be creative).Include a References page with at least five citations in standard APA style (you can use surveys and interviews as well if you like). They must be as current as possible. The references page does not count as text of the report.Proofread carefully and SPELLCHECK.

For this paper you need to read out of this book . I have an online book . The website is Chegg.com andthe reading will be in the instructions. Please follow instructions very carefully my instructor is a very hard grader. i sent you a pdf file with instructions for you to read off pdfFor Paper 3, you will write your own position paper. Please control whatever bias you may have! I\’ve already provided you a document which describes what academic people do to control their bias. You might want to give that another reading.You spent last week familiarizing yourself with the operation of APA research and documentation style. Paper 3 will be a practicum in the doing of APA.But, once again, please notice that this assignment works best if you break it down into a series of logical steps which you begin early this week. You\’ll have a much better paper if you divide the originating work into two or three hour-long components before you start the actual writing. By \”originating work\” I mean reading and analyzing the source essays, figuring out what your point of view will be, and projecting how you will write your paper.I know your time is complicated; I also know your feet aren\’t really on the ground yet with APA. But you have to write your first APA paper sometime, and now is a good time! Also, the issue you\’ll be writing on is as current as today\’s newspaper, and it has many interesting complexities.

Hello I am working with my school to launch a campaign for The City College Fund. The campaign will target students and communicate why students should give/donate to the school.For this assignment in particular, I need a 500 word competitive ANALYSIS (not summary) paper, of a University that successfully launched a campaign targeting STUDENTS to give/donate. The point of this competitive analysis paper is to compare what other Universities are doing to target Millennials and how their methods of philanthropy are successful.Below are the guidelines for the analysis.[Clearly introduce the campaign that you’re analyzing. Include the name of the sponsor, the product,where/when it is running. As with any good analysis, your opening paragraph should have a thesis – or statement of an informed point of view. Make sure to place your argument in a strategic framework. Ask yourself such questions as: why was this campaign launched? Was there a marketing problem that it was trying to solve? Was there a historical issue or past advertising that this campaign was trying to overcome, explain, or amplify? Is something going on in the marketplace/macro-environment that triggered this campaign? Who is its target – and does the campaign speaking to? Was the media placement effective? ]

Finding Sociology (75 points)
It is important that you learn to apply the ideas you are learning in sociology to the understanding of the world around you. You will look at two events, articles, or experiences from a sociological perspective. You will type up a 250-300 word sociological analysis of each one. When we cover urban sociology, everyone will participate in a third Finding Sociology project on Detroits decline and revitalization which we will post on the discussion board and will discuss in class.
The purpose of this assignment is to see how well you can use the concepts you are learning in sociology to understand more about your own experiences.

1. Identify an experience, article, blog, movie, event to focus upon, and analyze, from a
sociological perspective.

2. Briefly describe your focus.
3. Write a 250300 word analysis of your focus USING AT LEAST THREE CONCEPTS YOU HAVE
LEARRNED IN SOCIOLOGY.

60 points of the grade will be based on the ways you use the three concepts in analyzing the event. Do not simply drop a word or two in a sentence. DISCUSS your application of the concepts. Think with them.

choose a religion that has caused problems in todays society. state the problem and cite examples from newspaper articles. state arguments from both sides of the issue. state which argument you think is strongest and why.

Choose one article from the articles that I provide here on blackbord with this assignment. Write:a) A Summary of the Article, andb) A statement to the question: “How does this apply to me?” or “How does this apply to my future job?”Please turn in an at least 800 words long report (MS Word document). The page breakdown between a) and b) is up to you.

Discovery of a Time Capsule

When defining an era such as the 1960s, a lot of images come to mind: the march on Washington, psychedelic music, peace signs, the antiwar movement, the assassinations of prominent political leaders, and so on. In this Assignment, you will explain which of the events, people, and symbols best define the 1960s.

Assignment

It is the year 2325. You are a prominent archaeologist who has just been summoned to a dig site because your colleagues have made a unique discovery: a time capsule from the 1960s that was buried long ago. Very carefully, you and your colleagues unearth and open this time capsule. Inside the time capsule you find five items that define the era of the 1960s.

For this Assignment write a brief paper that covers the following:
1. Describe each of the five items you have found.
2. Explain why each of these is especially important in defining the era of the 1960s.
3. Based upon these items you have found, conclude your paper with a solid paragraph that explains one major lesson that you have learned from the 1960s.

Hint: The objects you find in your time capsule do not necessarily have to be material items, but can also be events, trends, fads, etc. For example, your time capsule may contain assassinations, the Vietnam War, or the womens movement. Also, feel free to be creative with the types of items that you find. For example, perhaps you have found a letter written by an antiwar protester to the government, or a song by famous 1960s musician, or perhaps a piece of artwork by a famous 1960s visual artist.

write a short essay which addresses a specific interpretive question about the theme(s) or the meaning of the book. You do not have to conduct any outside research except to familiarize yourself with unknown cultural references (see the glossary in the back of the book). The writing assignment instead encourages close reading of the text. What primary lesson does the bureaucrat learn by hearing the stories of the pilgrims at the banks of the Narmada River? What does love have in common with madness and death? Does Gita Mehta promote the idea that all religions are one? How does she approach traditional religious viewpoints as they intersect with the consequences and challenges of modernity

Research questions are
-How can micro business borrow at affordable cost?
-what is the effect of savings and investment on the performance of micro business
-How does accessibility to credit facilities affect the performance of micro businesses .

It\’s a qualitative study with 10 interviews to be conducted. I will collect the data , I already formulated some questions .

This assignment is designed to get you critically thinking and writing about how psychological issues are presented in the popular media. Magazine, newspaper, radio and tv accounts of psychological phenomena often are presented more to attract an audience than to provide fully accurate information. To complete this assignment, you will need to select a recent (within the past six months) media item. It can be magazine articles, newspaper articles, advertisements, commercials, radio broadcasts, or television news stories. For audio or visual items describe the item as closely as possible (e.g., by transcribing the script of a radio ad) or include a link to the item. This will be a brief essay–one page, double-spaced typing–on the connections between the media item and material from the course text or class. It’s essential to focus on the connections between the media item and psychological theories or research evidence. In addition, you are expected to find a relevant article from a psychology journal identified in the library databases (e.g., PsychInfo) and include information from the article in your brief essay.Note: This assignment pertains to basic psychology theories from Psychology 100.