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A title this is just tentative and can be revised over the course of your research
An abstract a concise statement of your intended research
Context – a brief overview of the general area of study within which your proposed research falls, summarising the current state of knowledge and recent debates on the topic
Research questions – central aims and questions that will guide your research
Research methods – outline of how you are going to conduct your research, for example, visiting particular libraries or archives, field work or interviews
Research significance – demonstrate the originality of your intended research
A bibliography.
Crucially, it is also an opportunity for you to communicate your passion for the subject area and to make a persuasive argument about the impact your project can achieve.Your research proposal will be assessed by our academic schools to assess the quality of your proposed research and to establish whether they have the expertise to support your proposed area of PhD study.

In order to examine the conversation surrounding your topic, pose a research question, and ultimately make a claim (or thesis), you must conduct research and locate both primary and secondary sources. One of your sources must be our course book, Theatre and Social Media by Patrick Lonergan. (More info about sources is posted below.)
In terms of structure, you may organize your paper in the manner of a standard argumentative essay: present the issue, make a claim, provide supporting evidence, and draw a conclusion.
PS!!!::: My topic is how the existence of social media effects the countries safety, and government security. For ex. Facebook incident on leaking customer information or the control of president election resultsetc.. please make it a little more direct for me if possible! topic that relates directly to social media.
Important!!- ((((you must relate your topic to at least one of the concepts that Lonergan puts forth in Theatre & Social Media. )))))) Source 1. Theatre & Social Media by Patrick Lonergan (our course book).
Lonergan’s claims don’t have to be central to your thesis statement itself. But you must delve into at least one of his ideas in the course of providing background info, explaining terms, supporting a claim, lending authority, or countering objections.
Source 2. A book (hardcopy!)
You don’t need to read the whole thing. Scan the table of contents to identify one or two relevant chapters. Or, just read the introduction. The bibliography, if there is one, can provide good clues for finding even more sources.
Source 3. Wild card.
Writer’s choice! Do a personal interview, watch a documentary, refer to a fictional work such as a t.v. show, a play, etcetera…Whatever you choose, use the ABCD test to make sure it’s a well-considered source.

Symbolism is abundant in “The Devil and Tom Walker”. Choose at least three objects that are symbols. Explain what the object is symbolized and describes how and why the author presents each symbol.

2.Using the Flavian Amphitheater, Forum of Trajan, and the Pantheon, evaluate the role of Imperial architecture in the construction of a Roman identity. Explain each site’s physical construction and function and establish their specific cultural significance in representing the power of the Empire.

Describe what Zinn calls the Carter-
Reagan-Bush bipartisan consensus. What does it mean? What examples does Zinn
include to support his argument? Do you agree with his conclusion?
Number of pages: 3-4
Double spaced, typed
Typed, 1 margins all around
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Double spaced, 12 font, Times New Roman, 1 inch margins:Choose 2 of 3 Prompts, and indicate which prompts. Answer should include terms, concepts, and discussion topics from class lectures and course literature indicating that you have a clear understanding of the course material. This answer should include in-depth discussion of the Three Levels of Action including a clear example of what social justice work looks like on the three levels of micro, meso, and macro. Evaluate and reflect on your experience at Auburn. Give an example of how you can advocate for a group at the meso and macro level relative to Auburn University. 2. What is cultural competency and why is it important? Prove why cultural competency should be a requirement of training for law enforcement officials and for secondary educators and administrators. Your answer should include current research, historical context, and a review of policies and regulations. Please include at least 4 best practices including a rationale for each.3. Describe cultural appropriation and describe an example of how culture can be appropriated using an ethnic minority population as your example. Why might cultural appropriation impact individuals eho belong to a minority negatively? How can one show cultural appreciation instead and what are best practices? Explain the Bennett’s Model of Cultural Competence. Reflect on your own personal growth throughout the course of this semester and relate it to where you find yourself on the Bennett’s Model. Explain your position and rationale for what stage you currently exist in. In conclusion, discuss what behavioral actions may indicate what stage an individual may be in when progressing through Bennett’s Model.

Use examples from your activities in each of the modules to support this answer. (10 marks)Using examples from your activities, describe the challenges of dealing with the conflicts and/or confluence of stakeholder needs, wants, expectations, and perspectives. Identify whose perspective you are representing in each of your examples. List examples of some of the ramifications of ignoring or improperly addressing stakeholder interests. (10 marks)Comment on how the use of circles of reflection can affect your perspective of an issue or situation. Cite examples from your activities to demonstrate how use of the circles of reflection affected your analysis. (5 marks)Part B: Forces and InfluencesComment on how ethics and social responsibility relate to some of the internal and external forces in business and society that we discussed in this course. Review activities in Modules 3 and 4, as well as Module 2, for examples. (10 marks)Describe how the readings and journalling activities influenced your views on workplace ethics and corporate social responsibility. Did you have a shift in your perspective? Do you consider ethics and/or corporate social responsibility to be important to business and society today? Explain your answer, and use examples from the activities. (10 marks)Comment on the interrelationship between external forces such as globalization, economics, technology, and the environment, and internal influences on business and society including governance and corporate citizenship (CSR), consumer protection, employee rights and responsibilities, and workplace diversity. Remember to support your argument with multiple examples such as sample journal entries, and readings. (20 marks)Is the government an external force, an internal force, a stakeholder, or all of the above? Using examples from your activities, comment on the governments role in business and society. (5 marks)Part C: Final ReflectionComment on how journalling activities helped you recognize the real or potential impact of stakeholder biases as well as your own biases. How do biases or differing perspectives influence the media, public opinion, and decision-making in business and society?

fred is an 83-year-old male who is being admitted to the medical-surgical unit status post fall. he is alert and oriented and reports that while visiting a local casino with his wife margaret earlier this evening, he tripped over a curb and fell landing on his right side. after receiving morphine in the emergency room prior to transfer to your unit, fred is rating his pain at 6/10. he has multiple bruises from his jawbone to his knee as well as a slight rotation of his right leg. past medical history includes: myocardial infarction (mi) x 2, peripheral vascular disease (pvd) with bilateral iliac stents, non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (niddm), sleep apnea, and degenerative joint disease. medications include: aspirin, plavix, lopressor, lisinopril, and metformin. after reviewing the above scenario please answer the following questions. please provide rationale for your response. 2. considering this patient’s age, injury, past medical history, and list of current medications, what, if any, concerns do you have related to his potential need for surgery? 3. should surgery to repair his right femur be required; what type of clearance and pre-op orders would you anticipate receiving related to his diet, meds, lab work, and so on? one source must be provided ebook listed in this section. https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/#/books/ chapter 22: musculoskeletal system 577617 (structure, function, subjective and objective data, documentation, and critical thinking) chapter 10: pain assessment: the fifth vital sign chapter 22: musculoskeletal system 577617 (structure, function, subjective and objective data, documentation, and critical thinking) chapter 10: pain assessment: the fifth vital sign
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The management team from BP was on a risky drill in deep water which was tricky enough without the delays that were pushing the project over budget and past its deadline. BP was losing money and needed to get the drilling completed. This stress added to the management team making reckless decisions to save money and time, regardless of safety and environmental impacts (BP, 2010). David Spence points out that BP should not have made these decisions based on their Corporate Social Responsibities (Spence, 2011). These CSRs are what managers follow to make ethical decisions regarding finances, safety, and environmental decisions. Sometimes these ethical decisions are not popular and can cost the company money. Corporations are in business to make money and this can make shareholders uneasy when major projects start going over budget. Milton Friedman suggested that the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits and that much of the other stuff that businesses spend money on is robbing from the shareholders (Corporate Social Responsibility, 2011). When a business does not behave ethically, it can tarnish their namesake, affecting future business (Roberts, 2011). This leads to one of the other ethical framework, utilitarianism, which means doing the best for the greatest number of people regardless of the actions it took to get there. If the BP explosion had not of happened, then by taking risky shortcuts, a large number of shareholders would have benefited. For this case, the utilitarianism theory sums up to the fact that a few human lives lost or environmental disasters are fine as long as the production of oil helps more people than it hurt. Doug BP still hasn’t learned ethical lessons. (2010). Strategic Finance, 92(2), 13-15. Corporate Social Responsibility. (2011). Sage UK. Retrieved from https://search.credoreference.com/content/entry/sageukkcmngt/corporate_social_responsibility/0 L Etang, ,Jacquie. (1995). Ethical corporate social responsibility: A framework for man. Journal of Business Ethics, 14(2), 125. ”
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You should consider the future employment trends of 2020 and refer to https://www.careerprofiles.info/jobs-of-2020.html and https://www.careerprofiles.info/industries-bouncing-back.html 1. You will choose a future employment role and discuss the specific skills required by your chosen role. 2. You will use your knowledge, practical, applied and reflective skills to research and clearly identify what traits and requirements your role needs to be an effective manager across a broad context of workplace problems. 3. You will identify and show coverage of the major workplace problems/duties and responsibilities this role may encounter 4. You will then explore 2 of these workplace issues/problems or duties in more depth and you will show how the skills and knowledge learnt in your MBA would enable you to be effective in this chosen role in these scenarios. Refer to specific learnings from specific subjects. You will also identify any shortcomings or gaps in your skill set. 5. You are required to present this assessment in a recorded 10 minute video and send the link to your facilitator 6. You are also required to upload a 1000-word narrative to turnitin. You can choose the format for this – e.g. PowerPoint or word document. 7. You will also be required to participate in a QA in the classroom and share your career learning. All group members are required to participate. Your presentation should cover 1. Adescriptionofyourrole 2. Coverage of workplace issues and problems encountered by this role- 2 scenarios explored in depth 3. Reflection of the skills needed for the role and the way in which they address the problems youve identified based on what youve learnt so far in this MBA program 4. Key models and approaches that could be used in your analysis of the role and the skills required Assessment Information 5. Recognition of professional development required as a result of having identified the gaps in skill and knowledge 6. Recommendations and solutions for the future in maintaining currency and relevancy.
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