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  • Op-Ed and Pitch Letter for Strategic Communications Class

    Instructions are attached in Word Doc. There is a blueprint for the Op-Ed in the instructions which should be followed. The attached PDF’s give more information on what an Op-Ed and what a Pitch Letter should look like. The Op-Ed should be about 750-800 words and the Pitch Letter should be about 200 words. There is one reference in the instructions that is necessary to use, but you can use any other scholarly references that you find for the remainder.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): What Is a Pitch Letter.pdf, What Is an Op-Ed.pdf, MSCP Project 2 Instructions.docx

    Note: Content extraction from these files is restricted, please review them manually.

  • Essay2

    Assignment Instructions:

    • Step 1 Identify Your Learning Style:

    Take a free online learning style inventory (e.g., VARK Questionnaire: https://vark-learn.com). Use one of the websites listed below. Summarize your primary learning style(s) and describe what characteristics best reflect how you learn and which learning theory aligns with your learning style.

    Read about the different learning theories and how your learning style reflects one or more of the theories.

    • Step 2 Explore AI Tools for Learning:

    Choose one AI tool (such as ChatGPT, Quizlet AI, or Khanmigo) that can help you learn or study nursing content more effectively. Interact with the AI to create or review content related to leadership in nursing. Take screenshots and summarize your interaction with the AI, showing how you used it to enhance learning.

    • – Step 3 Reflective Analysis (3-4 pages-including the title page and reference page) APA format, minimum of 2 references):

    Describe your learning style and theory and how it aligns with your current approach to leadership and professional growth. Discuss how the AI tool supported your learning style. Reflect on how AI can be responsibly integrated into nursing education and practice while maintaining ethical and professional standards. Conclude with a short plan on how you will continue using AI tools to support your ongoing learning as a BSN-prepared

  • Create Podcast (write it out)

    Need to create a podcast. I need you to write the notes for it and I will record it. The assignment is to follow an sports team. I will follow the Indiana Pacers (NBA Team). the podcast is supposed to be funny at times and you can focus on TJ McConnell. Maybe highlight him. He is a bit of a trash talker so you can play that up.

  • Personal philosophy of nursing paper

    PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY OF NURSING PAPER:

    The purpose of this paper is to define, describe and explain your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about the four concepts of the nursing metaparadigm and their interrelationship to one another as they guide your current nursing practice. Select a nursing theorist that closely identifies with your philosophy (no more than 1 theorist). The final paper is to be typed according to APA 7th Edition format and no more than 5-7 pages in length, excluding the title page and reference list. The paper must be submitted through Safe Assign to check similarity index. The similarity index should low/minimal risk. See paper requirements under course expectations on pages 9-10. References should be within 10 years. Primary sources only are acceptable in the theorist section. Paper must be submitted by 11:59 PM EST on Sunday of Week 3. The use of the Philosophy paper template with headings posted in Module 3 is required. The paper must be submitted/reviewed through tutor.com prior to submission via the module in BB and the paper with feedback comments from tutor.com must be uploaded with the headings intact. The summary report is not acceptable. The evaluation criteria are in the grading rubric.

    The theorist I want is Imogen King.

  • Pointed Essay 1

    POINTED ESSAY 1: Realism and Naturalism

    Respond to at least 3 prompts below. Feel free to mix and match and/or even suggest your own analysis or interpretation to critically pursue. Final Pointed Essay drafts should to be at least 2+ pages in length.

    Remember to LABEL the prompts that you respond to as well (i.e. 1A, 1B, etc.)

    1. Maggie: Girl of the Streets

    Analysis

    1. How does Stephen Crane use irony and realism to critique traditional Romantic metaphors? How does Crane use words like knight, champion, and gladiator in a way that changes the way we typically perceive these metaphors? Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis.
    2. A major symbol in Maggie is the firetruck and Jimmies complete obsession with it. Explain how the author uses the fire truck to show us into Jimmies psyche. What does the firetruck mean to him? Why does he worship it so much? What does he see in the firetruck and how does that relate to what he sees in himself and the man he wants to be? Use at least one quote from the text explain how it connects to Jimmies perception of the firetruck. Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis.
    3. Power and dominance was a central theme to more characters than just Jimmy provide a similar analysis of Pete, Nell, Mary (Maggies mother), or other characters and explain how the character represents power and dominance. Remember that not all power is physical. Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis.

    Creative

    1. Consider a modern symbol to replace this fire truck. What might the contemporary working-class street brawler worship in its place? What would make a man (or woman) worship this symbol? As the firetruck is described rampaging down the street in the novella, write a scene in which a man or woman witnesses this symbol in all its glory.

    2. White Fang

    1. Throughout the first three chapters of White Fang, Jack London presents us with several Naturalist symbols which are interrelated (or even at odds with one another).

    Choose from the following pairs of symbols (however many you want), explain their significance or meaning, and how they interrelate to one another. Are these symbols in opposition (against each other)? Or are they working in tandem (do they reinforce one another)? Or maybe both? Use a quote from the text to support your analysis of how the symbols relate (make sure to explain how the quote relates to your analysis). You can also mix and match these symbols, or address each individually. Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis.

    The Wild (remember, capital W) and man

    The Wild and the Wolves

    Man and dog

    Dog and wolf

    Man and fire

    Wolf and fire

    The Wild and wolves

    1. In what ways does the prologue (first three chapters) to White Fang represent Man vs. Nature? Who or what is ultimately the strongest and why? In what ways do humans defy nature in this story? What is it that separates man from beast? Or is there really a separation at all? Why is it that the Wild wants to destroy man so badly? Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis. How has this relationship changed with technology? How do you think Jack London would respond to smart phones, GPS, social media, etc. Have we finally defeated the Wild? Can we defeat it or are we just delaying the inevitable? Why or why not?

    3. The Yellow Wall-Paper

    1. One of the central gothic concepts in this story is the ab-human or the person between states of human and inhuman (monster or beast). As in this story, the ab-human is often a metaphor for deeper and darker psychological struggles. Explain how the narrators various states of humanity (or lack thereof) reflect her inner, psychological struggles. Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis.
    2. Compare and contrast the narrators transformation with other ab-human creatures (werewolf, vampire, zombie, Jekyll and Hyde, etc.). How do the psychological struggles of these other ab-humans parallel and/or differ with that of the narrators (i.e. if the narrators transformation is a metaphor for women in society, how might it compare to the metaphor of a werewolf)?
    3. Using one or all of the central themes of American Gothicism: isolated environment, secrecy, monsters, and the inability of the rational to triumph over irrational (or how madness/insanity overshadows sanity), explain how this story meets the criteria of a gothic narrative. In what ways does madness overcome sanity in the story? How does the narrators condition defy or challenge Johns perception of illness? Who are the monsters here, and what do they represent? Use at least one quote from the text to support your analysis.

    Research

    1. Just like the rest cure was super unhelpful in addressing the narrators mental illness, we as a society dont have the best track record with diagnosing and treating psychological disorders throughout history. From conversion therapy to institutionalizing women who disobeyed their husbands, there are a plethora of examples that illustrate how a lack of understanding and empathy has led to harm in the field of psychotherapy.

    Research a mental illness (or what was considered a mental illness) in the past (or present) and compare the diagnosis and treatment with that of the author. Use at least one quote from the text and the source you locate to support your analysis.

    Build your own prompt! Have an idea for a cool analysis or paper you dont see up top? Run it by me and see if it could work! Make sure you email or speak to me first (if we havent already spoken in class) Id love to hear your ideas of how you can find Truth in the texts.

    Some recap!

    Literary realism

    Realism is a literary movement that developed in the middle of the 19th century in France and then spread like wildfire throughout the rest of Europe, all the way to Russia, and then overseas to the US.

    Realism, as you might guess by its title, is all about portraying real life. Realist writers write about regular folksbored housewives, petty government officials, poor spinsters, poor teenagersliving ordinary lives. Let’s face it: most of us don’t live crazy exciting lives, after all. What Realist writers are really good at doing is showing us how even ordinary lives are meaningful, andhelloalways full of drama.

    Some of these writers were reacting against the movement, which often stressed nature over culture, the solitary individual against society. Realist writers, unlike the Romantics, like to focus on groups of people. They give us the big picture: a panorama of a village, a city, or a society. And because Realism is about giving us the big picture, it tends to be associated with the novel genre, which is huge and flexible. Most of the famous Realistslike Tolstoy and Dickenswere novelists, who wrote pretty gigantic works.

    Realism as a movement with a capital “R” ended sometime around the turn of the century, but the techniques of Realism have lived on. Lots of novels written today are written in straightforward language about contemporary issues, for example. Hey, who can resist the soap operas of daily life, all packaged up as a 500-page slice-of-life novel?

    Ever get curious about the lives of people you don’t know? Like, what’s up with those neighbors of yours who scream at each other all the time? And what about that cute boy in biology class, who never says a word to anyone? Does he have friends? And what about that woman you see laughing to herself every day on the subway platform? Is she crazy? Or just crazy happy?

    Strangers are fascinating. We know that they’re like us, but we also know that they’re different from us. They’ve got their own little dramas, dilemmas, crises, hang-ups. We’re always interested in hearing about why that woman left her husband, or why that guy ended up an alcoholic, or why that kid ran away from home.

    This is why Realist literature is so great. Reading it is like peeping through a keyhole into the lives of others: these may be ordinary lives, but like ours they’re full of drama. After all, who doesn’t have family drama, or boyfriend or girlfriend drama, or frenemy drama? When you read Realist literature, you don’t just learn about other people, you also learn a whole lot about yourself.

    Naturalism

    It refers instead to the harshest nature you can think of. Death Valley. Pompeii. Antarctica, minus the penguins. Greenland, in January. The middle of the Pacific Ocean, on a raft, with no water.

    Get ready for a hailstorm/firestorm/Superstorm/snowstorm/worst-kind-of-weather-storm-you-can-imagine of bleakness. Get ready for a polar vortex of sorrow. This hurricane’s name is Naturalism and it’s going to blow your home to smithereens and make you an orphan and you’re going to have to become a beggar.

    Short version: Naturalism is depressing.

    Ugh. Who even thought up Naturalism?

    The literary movement Naturalismwhich first spread in France beginning in the 1860sdeveloped partly in response to some big scientific discoveries that were being made about the natural world at the time.

    We’ve all heard of a guy called . He was the scientist who pointed out that not only are we descended from apes (cue thousands of Victorians saying “Yikes!”) but also that all species develop as a result of a natural process called evolution.

    Well, Darwin’s ideas not only made a big splash in the scientific world, they also made a big splash in the literary world. The earliest Naturalist writersamong them the French writer mile Zola, who is considered to be the “father” of Naturalismwere very interested in Darwin’s discoveries. You know, because they’re freakin’ fascinating.

    These writers sought to apply Darwin’s ideas to the study of society and human nature. In the Naturalist fiction of this school of writers, characters are depicted as products of their social environment, in the same way that animal species, in Darwin’s theories, are a product of their natural environment. In addition, these writers liked to explore “Darwinist” themes such survival and heredity… but within the context of human society.

    Naturalist writers studied and wrote about society as if it were a big, bad jungle. Who survives in this jungle? Who dies? Why? Why do tigers have stripes, anyway? In what ways does environment determine human nature? Should we fear all the frogs that have pretty markings, or are only some of them poisonous? And do we have any power to fight the pressures of our environment?

    These are just some of the big questions that the Naturalists tacklenot including the tiger and frog questions unfortunatelyand they tackle them brilliantly, eloquently and, oh yeah, super depressingly.

    Reading for assignment:

    Maggie a girl of the streets: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/447/447-h/447-h.htm

    White Fang ch 1-3: https://americanliterature.com/author/jack-london/book/white-fang/chapter-1

  • Film and Fandom exploration

    Fandom extends to nearly every time of media: music, sports, video games, movies, and so many others. For this assignment, you will identify a fandom connected to a film. Your selected film must be from the past 60 years (1966-present – during the era of the MPAA Ratings System). Provide the following basic information about your Film My Film is: In the Heat of the night Directed by Norman jewison year studio director stars rating For the fandom, please provide the following: Name of fandom? Include the name by which the fan group identifies themselves if there is one. Where do we find this fandom? Specific websites? Social media platforms? Tell me about who is in the fandom? Look at the rating – you can infer intended audience with that – and then take a look at who you actually see in the fandom Are you a member of this fandom? Requirements: How many sources? At least three sources. How many words? 300-500 words Citations and Works Cited Required Al and plagiarism checks are automatically implemented upon submission

  • Clinically related topic relevant to aesthetic practice

    The description of the literature review and ow to structure it, is noted down in the attached pictures. Read in chronological order, i.e picture 1 to 12

  • Discussions

    Two sperate discussions that must be 250+ words each , following instructions in the document that meet highest level in rubrics. Must be familiar and comfortable in Cyber security topics

  • AW assess 2

    For this assessment, you will focus on how leaders encourage taking risks and pursuing opportunities. A lot can be told about a leader by the risks they take and the opportunities they seize.

    You will also explore how leaders promote collaboration and empower their people. How do you get people to work together for a shared vision? Is it a trick? A carrot and stick? Getting people to drink the Kool-Aid? There are many ways, but without giving others the power to act, a leader would end up doing everything themselves.

    You will be introduced to Kouzes and Posner’s (2023) final practices of effective leadership, which they call encouraging the heart. Effective leaders realize that employees should be recognized for a job well done. While some people prefer public praise and others prefer personal recognition, most employees want to be recognized in some way

    References

    Kouzes, J. M., & Posner, B. Z. (2023). The leadership challenge: How to make extraordinary things happen in organizations (7th ed.). Wiley.

    Step 1: Choose a topic from the following list:

    • Technology/Software Updates.
    • Organization Restructure.
    • New Product Launch.

    Step 2: Choose a format from the following list:

    • Academic Paper:
      • Length: 24-pages double-spaced page, excluding your title page and references page, Arial 12 pt. font.
      • Template: .
      • Resources: Visit the following resources for guidance on academic writing and APA style:
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      • Tip: Be sure to provide citations for resources within your assessment.
    • Speech:
      • Length: 24 minutes.
      • Template: .
      • Resources:
        • For guidance on recording your speech, review or .
        • Visit to review the following resources that provide guidance on creating and recording presentations:
          • Basic Tasks for Creating a PowerPoint Presentation.
          • Record a Presentation.
      • Tips:
        • Write out your speech and practice with a timer.
        • Verbally give credit to your sources by using phrases such as according to so-and-so, so-and-so says, or so-and-so found.

    Step 3. Support your points.

    • Use your textbook to support your points. Cite your textbook at least once in the assessment.

    Citation guidance:

    • Visit from the Writing Center for guidance on how to cite sources in your writing. Scroll down to In-Text Citation Formatting.”
      • Watch Getting Started with In-Text Citations for a short interactive video that provides examples.
    • Tip: Your template has the References page completed; use that reference to help with your in-text citation.
      • Reference: Kouzes, J. M., & Posner, B. Z. (2023). The leadership challenge: How to make extraordinary things happen in organizations (7th ed.). Wiley.
      • In-text citation: (Kouzes & Posner, 2023, pp. xx).

    The purpose of this assessment is to use what youve learned to share how your leadership style and traits can lead your team through change while encouraging collaboration and empowering your team.

    In your assessment, complete the following:

    • Describe an organizational change needed to help collaboration and empowerment.
      • In addition, describe how your team will identify improvements in the environment.
    • Describe the leadership style and traits needed to address risk associated with the specific organizational change.
      • Describe how your personal leadership traits can be used for the needed change.
      • Include examples of leadership practices to address risk associated with the specific organizational change.
    • Describe how to encourage collaboration resulting in the empowerment of your team.
      • Include specific examples of approaches you will take to encourage collaboration.
    • Describe how to encourage employee engagement with your team.
      • Include specific examples of how you would integrate diversity, engage employees, or build trust.

    Requirements: read carefully

  • Substance Abuse Pyschology

    Research and Pamplet on a choice of Substance abuse from listed options.

    Requirements: 1 page