Create an allegorical story inspired by a news article
Social Media allows us to connect with people and to share our lives with friends, family, co-workers, and others. We are able to share photos and information and keep in touch with others across great distances. While there are many benefits, we do want to protect ourselves when posting on social media. Since this is public domain, the information posted on a social media website may be viewable to people outside of our friend’s list. To protect ourselves when using social media, we can create a few rules of engagement for posting. For this assignment, you will respond to one of two prompts about social media.
Identify and describe five rules or guidelines everyone should consider when posting to a social media website. Do you follow any of these guidelines? Why or why not?
Use the Internet or the Strayer Library to familiarize yourself with an industry and then create a fictional start-up company that is entering a foreign (non U.S.) market with a good or service. Your fictitious company may export an existing good or service to a foreign business market (e.g., developing Websites for a foreign firm that targets the U.S. market). You will create a marketing plan for your start-up company.
1. Describe your company and its product in terms of its marketability. 2. Determine the key strengths and weaknesses of your company, as well as the opportunities and threats it faces within its industry. 3. Explain the marketing objectives of your company that are based on the findings of your secondary market research. Your marketing objectives should, at a minimum, address potential customer profile and market segmentation. Explain the manner in which you conducted your secondary market research. 4. Outline the marketing goals in terms of the target market you selected, and describe the manner in which you would use marketing mix to reach that target market. 5. Describe the key method(s) that the company will use to implement the marketing mix that you have developed. The methodology should, at a minimum, focus on the details of the different elements of the market mix and how your company will focus them on the target market
QUESTION: In June of this year, the Supreme Court struck down some parts of the Voting Rights Act, which will make it easier for states to enact stricter voter laws. Review the resources below, and consider voter ID laws in context with your definition of democracy, and your ideas on substantive vs procedural democracy. Explain what you think about voter ID laws, what is reasonable, and how your views are influenced by your definition of democracy and substantive vs procedural views.
http://www.propublica.org/article/everything-youve-ever-wanted-to-know-about-voter-id-laws
Read the NY Times take on Voter ID laws by Russ Douthat
http://douthat.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/07/25/the-politics-of-voter-id/
Watch John Stewart interviewing Jessica Williams on Voter ID Laws
Listen to the NPR story on election reform:
http://www.npr.org/2011/12/18/143916145/voting-rights-whats-a-reasonable-requirement
1) For each role observation, prepare a brief summary describing
• The role as identified in the appropriate chapter of Stanhope & Lancaster.
• Your observations (What did the nurse do during the period of your visit and how does it compare to what you’ve read?).
2) The assessment should also include the following information:
• Description of the nurse’s perception of the role (How does s/he view his/her role in the setting?)
• Why did s/he choose this professional role?
• What was the nurse’s career path and how have those experiences contributed to his/her current role?
• What advice would s/he give to someone considering this professional role?
• Your conclusions based on comparison of the text description of the role and your participant observation experience.