Some elements involved in geochemical and biogeochemical cycling are of concern in relation to limited natural or ready availability (via industrial production) of the compounds involved in the cycles. Select one or more of these elements, engage in some research and prepare a short essay.

Some elements involved in geochemical and biogeochemical cycling are of concern in relation to limited natural or ready availability (via industrial production) of the compounds involved in the cycles. Select one or more of these elements, engage in some research and prepare a short essay,with appropriate references, that describes the present and possible future situation in relation to the security of the cycle. Structure your work with an introduction, your findings and conclusions (using font size 12 and 1.5 line spacing). You should start your research from your present individual knowledge of chemistry (allowance will be made for this in the assessment).

Briefly describe the argument for juvenile justice reform offered in Scott and Steinberg’s book.

1. One of the arguments made for merging the juvenile justice system with the criminal justice system is that, at this point, regardless of the terminology used, they are quite similar in terms of their orientation and how they deal with offenders. (a) Is the juvenile justice system really a “wholly owned subsidiary” of the adult system (Feld, p. 73)? (b) Why or why not? (c) Should the juvenile court be merged with the adult justice system? (e) Discuss the reasons for/against your position on this question. Be sure to draw on all relevant readings (e.g., Feld, Crippen, Dawson) from this module in supporting your position.
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2. (a) Briefly describe the argument for juvenile justice reform offered in Scott and Steinberg’s book. (b) What are the potential benefits and limitations of the approach they suggest? (c) How much of a departure is this from the way things are currently done? (d) Evaluate the conclusions that they reach in the chapter that follows (Chapter 9) regarding the willingness of the public, political leaders, and practitioners to take a different approach to doing juvenile justice. Perform a quick web search in recent news around States’ juvenile justice policies. (e) Are there any examples to suggest Scott and Steinberg might be correct?

Briefly describe of one vector-borne risk, one zoonotic risk, and one toxic metal risk in Kentucky.

Vector-Borne, Zoonotic, and Toxic Metal Risks (In Kentucky) \n On the essay please briefly describe of one vector-borne risk, one zoonotic risk, and one toxic metal risk in Kentucky. Describe some of the methods for controlling the risks you selected. Then, analyze how the risks in your area compare to those of a different location. Explain the similarities and differences. Finally, explain probable reasons for those differences. DO NOT PLAGIARIZE\n

Discuss the importance of having a future oriented plan.

The nature and value of strategic management is to achieve the desired results and outcome due to careful research (environmental scanning), planning and development of a company’s strategy as well as the implementation and maintenance of it (Pearce & Robinson, 2013, p. 3).
For this week’s Assignment, you will complete a short answer on the following question:
Why is strategy important to business?
You will want to address the main components (three-tier process) of the strategic management process while discussing the importance of strategy for business.
Be sure to use your Reading this week as a resource. You are encouraged also to use the Library databases and the Internet as additional resources.
For additional Assignment details see Rubric below.
Assignment Checklist:
Explain the concept of the strategic management (three-tier, corporate, business, functional) process.
Discuss the importance of having a future oriented plan.
Discuss the organization’s vision, mission, purpose, philosophy or goal.
Discuss the strategic process as input for future decision making.

What are example(s) of morbidity, mortality, and rate of incidence or rate of occurrence in the general population?

Perform a rapid appraisal of each article by answering the following questions (one to two sentences are sufficient to answer each question):
How does each article describe the nature of the problem, issue, or deficit you have identified?
Does each article provide statistical information to demonstrate the gravity of the issue, problem, or deficit?
What are example(s) of morbidity, mortality, and rate of incidence or rate of occurrence in the general population?
Does each article support your proposed change?

Select a case from one of the texts and discuss issues related to cultural competence in some detail.

Select a case from one of the texts and discuss issues related to cultural competence in some detail. It is OK to fill in the gaps of information with your imagination.
Please select a case regarding a person who comes from a background very different from your own. In other words, if you are Hispanic, you should select a client who is not Hispanic. If you are gay, you should select a straight client. If you are Native American, you should select a client who is not Native American. If you are Caucasian, you can select the full range of clients other than people who come from a heritage similar to your own.
Write from the assumption that you will need to work with this person, that a transfer is not a possibility.
Identify the issues involved with the situation and discuss how you might try to work with the person. OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE IS YOUR RECOGNITION THAT THE PERSON MAY VARY SOMEWHAT FROM THE CULTURAL TRADITION YOU’VE READ ABOUT AND THAT YOU WILL NEED TO FIND WAYS OF HELPING THE CLIENT TELL YOU ENOUGH ABOUT THEMSELVES SO THAT YOU CAN WORK EFFECTIVELY WITH THEM. HOW WILL YOU DO THAT?

Community Teaching Plan: Community Presentation.

Details:\nThe RN to BSN program at Grand Canyon University meets the requirements for clinical competencies as defined by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), using nontraditional experiences for practicing nurses. These experiences come in the form of direct and indirect care experiences in which licensed nursing students engage in learning within the context of their hospital organization, specific care discipline, and local communities.\n\nNote: This is an individual assignment. Based on the feedback offered by the provider, identify the best approach for teaching. Prepare a presentation to accompany the teaching plan and present the information to your community. Select one of the following options for delivery of the presentation:\n\nThis will be a power point presentation\nThe Community is Harris County Juvenile Probation Department \n\nPowerPoint presentation – no more than 30 minutes\nPamphlet presentation – 1 to 2 pages\nPoster presentation\nAppropriate community settings include:\n\nPublic health clinic\nCommunity health center\nLong-term care facility\nTransitional care facility\nHome health center\nUniversity/School health center\nChurch community\nAdult/Child care center\nBefore presenting information to the community, seek approval from an agency administrator or representative.\n\n\nWhile APA format is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and in-text citations and references should be presented using APA documentation guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.\n\n\n\nNRS-427V.R.CommunityTeachingExperienceForm_10-14-13.doc

Cultural Immersion into Incarcerated Population.

For the “full” immersion project, students will summarize their experiences in a maximum 12-page APA-formatted paper (a separate title page should identify the student and the group selected) describing the project along with the student’s involvement and must include all of the following elements:

a. Attend/participate in at least one activity or event during the course of the semester that involves the selected ethnic, religious group, or special population. Activities or events may include such things as festivals, church services, educational programs, banquets, musicals, dramas, or other presentations, political forums, etc. that is specific to the chosen population. It is important that you interact with members of the culture to develop an understanding of the event(s) and the motivations of individuals in it/them (e.g., the purposes of the event; cultural underpinnings, beliefs or values associated with the event or meeting; social, economic, religious or other factors that play a role in the event) b. Conduct at least one organizational site visit during the course of the semester that involves the selected ethnic, religious group, or special population. Possible sites may include such places as churches, hospitals, shelters, group homes, prisons, schools, hospices, military bases, organizational headquarters/offices, businesses etc. The organizational site visit is not the same as participating in an activity or event. For example, one may choose to focus on a spiritual/religious group and attend a religious service. Attending the service is different than visiting the organization. Visiting the organization may include touring the religious facility and garnering understanding about religious symbols and customs. At times students will choose places of worship for an organizational site visit which is acceptable; however, there are times when visiting a site does not reflect aspects of that culture. For further clarity please contact your instructor.

c. Conduct interviews with at least two different people who represent the chosen ethnic group, religious group, or special population. Interviews should seek to gain an understanding of the peoples’ life and identity, their worldview, and their perspective on living in society. Focus on the concepts studied in this course. Possible interview topics will be posted in Blackboard. If you interview someone at an event, include information about the meaningfulness of the event and why he or she attends.

d. Write a one to two page summary on the historical/current oppression of your chosen group. This summary is to come to grips with how oppression affects your chosen group within your community. For those of you who come from the “majority culture,” this may be the first time that you investigate this social phenomenon that people from your chosen culture experiences. Ideas to explore but are not limited to include the effects of oppression in the person’s community (company, school, organization, church etc.); the subtle rules or unwritten practices of oppression in these structures. Researching the historical oppression of your chosen group will be necessary before conducting your interviews. Inquire with your interviewees about their experiences regarding your research.

e. Write a reflective summary to include the following:

 your personal experience including similarities and differences between your chosen cultural and your own cultural group; how you believe the members of your chosen cultural group and your own group are more alike than different or more different than alike

 a summary of what you learned about yourself through your interactions with your chosen populations including information about your own attitudes, beliefs, assumptions, and behaviors and what you think caused you to respond in these ways (e,g, stereotypes and generalizations); include information how your attitudes, beliefs etc. have changed or not changed including information on previously held beliefs (stereotypes); also include information about how you were challenged.

 the possible ministry gaps, needs, and opportunities related to the group or population

 personal reaction to the historical oppression of chosen group

 discuss what surprised you and what did not surprise you about the experience

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 Write feelings and thoughts initial reactions you had when you first discovered that you would have to choose a population to choose to immerse in and what personal changes will you make as a result of this experience

 All elements must be included to receive full credit for this section.

f. Develop an informational resource list related to the chosen cultural group or special population. It should consist of appropriate state and federal agencies; local/regional/state/national programs (secular and Christian); church-based programs; area ministries; Internet resources etc., including contact names and telephone numbers (at least 10 resources). This list should include scholarly resources (e.g., books, journal articles) for someone to learn more about your chosen group as well as your group within the context of your community. In your information resource list, half the list should be “community resources” and the other half should be scholarly resources.

The following is a suggested approximate framework for the “full” immersion project summary:

 Summary of event attendance/participation (1 page)

 Summary of site visit (1 page)

 Separate summaries of interviews that were conducted (1-2 pages)

 Historical/current oppression of chosen group (1-2 pages)

 Reflective summary (2-3 pages)

 Resource list and bibliography (1-2 pages; list as an appendix after the reference section)