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.The Key to Correctional Issues by Muraskin. In Chapters 13, 19, 20, 21, and 22, the authors talk about faith-based programs in prisons to assist in dealing with specific issues, and the gender issues associated with incarcerated women. The author, in Chapter 19, states that females are the fastest growing segment of the prison population. Yet in Chapter 13, the study by Camp and Associates in 2006 found that females, Hispanics, and blacks were less likely to participate in faith-based programs (p. 178).
For this module, your assignment is to write a critical response on one of the following issues:
1. What stressors exist for incarcerated women?
2. What are the issues with faith-based programs?
3. Does incarceration of women increase the victimization? What programs would you recommend for incarcerated women and why would treatment be a trend?
Your response should go beyond the obvious, include additional research, and be written at a graduate level. Your answer must be no less than 1000 words with three resources. Any resources including but not limited to journals, magazine, and/or books must be properly cited using the APA style and listed at the bottom of your posting

Describe the difference between individual and institutional discrimination. Then provide a specific example of institutional discrimination (also known as systematic inequality) from current events in the United States. Your example may be based on either race or gender, using a local or national news source.This website is very useful:http://www.thesociologicalcinema.com/videos/institutional-discrimination-the-case-of-redlining

After reading Mercury Athletic: Valuing the Opportunity write an analysis paper in response to the following questions:•Is Mercury an appropriate target for AGI? Why or why not?•Review Liedtke’s projections. Are they appropriate? Would you recommend modifying them? How?•Estimate the value of Mercury using a discounted cash flow (DCF) approach and Liedtke’s base case projections. You will likely need to make additional assumptions.•What other synergies or other sources of value are not included in Liedtke’s base case assumptions?Your analysis should include the following:•Executive summary (1 page)•Discussion (2-3 pages, including a small table illustrating your data or information)•Final conclusion (1 page)•References

Editing. Anything to do with the use of PBIS in any setting or Autism. Autism and social emotional development, interactions with peers, typically developing children in unstructured settings, token systems, modeling positive behaviors to children, sensory issues with children with Autism. Autism and routines, problem behaviors often displayed in unstructured settings with typically developing children and those with Autism. Anything about sportsmanship and being a team player, personal space, arguing about rules, listening quietly, and being respectful, Other interventions that have worked and failed..I need 10 additional pages to what I already have so about 17 pages total of just literature review.My degree will be in school psychology.

Find an article (2008 or newer) online reporting about women offender or inmate programs which work and discuss treatment outcomes. Discuss your thoughts on the article and its implication to the field of Criminal Justice. Remember to share your URL.

Communication Strategies Necessary to Transition from a Vocational College to a Degree-Granting Community College.

Draft a three-page Presidential Study Directive (PSD) in which constitutional issues in homeland security missions and in addressing current domestic threats be analyzed. Remember that you, as the President of the United States, are signing this PSD. It may be written in such a manner that it is focused towards the department/agency/entity that you identified in the Getting Started Lesson or it may be focused more broadly. Use PSD-1 as an example and template, but adapt it to the topic and scope of your PSD. This is both a substantive and a procedural exercise, so creative thinking is encouraged. Here is the link to the PSD-1 example:http://fas.org/irp/offdocs/eo/eo-13228.htmIn addition, the department I focused on initially was the Department of Agriculture, but feel free to focus the assignment more broadly if you like.

1. Task Name: The Global Significance of Why Political Geography Matters2. :1.Select one N American,Latin American,Mideast, Asian or other global Choke Point(see class list).2.Analyze the \”global strategic significance\” of this location with some reference to surrounding political geographies.You must clearly ID global significance or impact if closed or interdicted.3.Examples include: Hormuz Straits(upwards of 90% of all Mideast seaborne oil enter international markets vis this strait)Saudi Arabia,UAE,Iran etc;Gibralter,Turkish Straits(Dardenelles and Bosporus),Khyber Pass,Pakistan,Afghanistan,China and Russia etc.,Chumbi Pass.India and China.Malacca Straits,Korean or Tushima Straits,Suez or Panama Canal.80% of China\’s oil imports transit the Malacca Straits.4.Paper must be a minimum of 2 double spaced pages plus references plus one map ID your research focus.***I have picked my focus for the topic, which is \”The Arab Spring: Its Geostrategic Significance\”***Please provide a key map for the research as stated in the description.Thank you!

The topic: Please note the character limit!!This should be a true autobiographical statement. Topics to be included are family, childhood, primary and secondary school years, undergraduate years, and, if applicable, what you\’ve done since completing your bachelor\’s degree. You should also discuss the motivational factors which led you to a career in medicine including any disadvantages or obstacles which might put your accomplishments into context. A repeat of your AMCAS statement will not be acceptable.Please note: if you are applying to the MD/PhD program, please include why you are seeking the MD/PhD training at UCSD.Note that the autobiographical sketch is limited to 6000 characters. Type your essay below:

Construct an argument influenced by Feminist criticism on “Trifles.”