Case study Miami Beach University

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Victoria Jones v. Miami Beach University Case on the side/ arguing for Miami beach University.

sources and Statues are needed ; find 3-4 other similar cases that will help support that case against victoria jones. Answer the question of the case.

Issue Rule of law Analysis Conculsion Addition material : i will provide information about the case Victoria Jones v. Miami Beach University I will also provide an exaple on how I want the paper to look. appellate brief template

Egg White as a Quality Control in Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption

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Egg White as a Quality Control in Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/ Ionization Mass Spectrometry Imaging (MALDI-MSI)

Investigate/research an article from the Analytical Chemistry (published by the American Chemical Society)

The purpose of this assignment is to expose you to some of the literature in analytical chemistry and to investigate your chosen topic in depth.

You will choose a primary paper and use additional papers in your investigation. • In your paper, you will describe/discuss the content of your chosen primary paper.

• Primary criterion for grading: Does your discussion demonstrate a clear understanding of the primary paper? • Typos which do not interfere with the meaning of your paper will not be penalized. Requirements • 4 pages (additional pages will neither be rewarded nor penalized)

• Minimum of 3 references (one of which will be your primary paper, the other 2 will probably be references referred to by your primary paper’s author(s)

• Font: 12 • Margins: 1” on all sides (Microsoft Word default setting) • Format: APA or MLA (be consistent) • A list of references MUST be provided at the end of your text.

• Figures/Graphs: You may include these if it will assist your explanation, but will not count towards the 4-page length requirement (These may come from the primary paper or your other references, but must be properly cited.) • Due Date: Your paper and a copy of the primary paper (in paper form) is due the class meeting prior to the final exam. Presentation Requirements • 5 min minimum • 10 slides minimum

Carless death and mass shootings

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Carless death and mass shootings  or the Final Research Paper, you will use all of your developing skills in summary, analysis and synthesis to develop and pursue your own line of inquiry by embarking on an extended investigation into a literary text.

Your analysis of a primary text will be informed and complicated by the work of other experts in the field, as well as research into the social-historical context in which the primary text was set and/or written. The end product will be a thoughtful, critical, and persuasive thesis-driven article about the meaning, power, and/or structure of a literary text supported through literary analysis and supported and/or complicated by secondary sources. 6-7 page research-based essay 1-2 primary sources 4-5 secondary sources (3 of which must be scholarly/peer reviewed) My argument for essay: Bring about the carless death of the child in Robert Frost poem “Out,Out” and relate it to carless school shootings

Advocacy Through Legislation

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Advocacy Through Legislation Nurses often become motivated to change aspects within the larger health care system based on their real-world experience. As such, many nurses take on an advocacy role to influence a change in regulations, policies, and laws that govern the larger health care system. For this assignment, identify a problem or concern in your state, community, or organization that has the capacity for advocacy through legislation. Research the issue and use the “Advocacy Through Legislation” template to complete this assignment. You are required to cite to a minimum of three sources to complete this assignment. Sources must be published within the last 5 years and appropriate for the assignment criteria and relevant to nursing practice. While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion. I live in Texas so please use that for the legislation

Who’s gonna win 2020 Presidential Election

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Basically, Who is gonna win the 2020 Presidential Election and why ? also use the methods below to answer the question. Incumbent president’s benefit greatly when they are running for reelection when our economy is strong (an increasing Gross Domestic Product GDP and low unemployment). We also know that the two major candidates will be spending most of their time and concentrating most of their efforts in the 5-8 swing states which include Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Caroline, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin among possible others. Add all of this together with what you know about the coalitions who support our two major political parties and voter turnout rates, and we know what we should be looking at in order to predict who might win next year’s election and why.

Missing and murdered indigenous women

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Description Hello, I am looking for help in my Poli Gender class. I have linked the syllabus with the attached readings in it as well as a screenshot of the direct instructions for this paper. The syllabus may give you more insight into the course readings and themes. This paper focusses on the gender oppression and violence towards indigenous peoples in what is now known as Canada. Thank you so much for your help. The topic is vague so feel free to choose what particular research questions you would like to hone in on. Thank you so much again. Let me know what I can do to help you.

Off the Rails: A Troubled Criminal Justice Agency

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This paper is on Off the Rails: A Troubled Criminal Justice Agency. The Spring Valley Detention Center serves as the jail for all law enforcement agencies in Smith County.

Off the Rails: A Troubled Criminal Justice Agency

The Spring Valley Detention Center serves as the jail for all law enforcement agencies in Smith County. While county jails are usually operated by the county sheriff, the Spring Valley facility is under the general supervision of a commission consisting of the police chiefs of two cities, the sheriff, the district attorney, and a representative from the county board of supervisors. The commission usually restricts its involvement to establishing policy and hiring a warden to oversee operations.

Warden James Law has worked at the detention center for 22 years. For his first six years, Law was a corrections officer who worked a variety of assignments. Then he was promoted to sergeant and supervised a shift of 10-12 officers. Due to several retirements, Law became one of the people considered for the vacant warden’s position. Some members of the commission wanted to go outside the agency to bring in a fresh perspective and a modern ideology to the operation. Law’s long service convinced enough members to select him as the new warden.

In his first few months as warden, Law corrected some longstanding personnel and procedural issues and filled all the vacant officer positions.

However, after a year on the job, his activity has slowed and he neglects to address festering issues. Employees rarely see him, and his communication to them usually comes in the form of terse emails. Upward communication has all but ceased. Officers comment that Law has gone ROD—retired on duty. Deputy Wardens and first line supervisors speculate that the warden is suffering from burnout or perhaps is ill.

Corrections officers are considering organizing a union to address the lack of communication and other problems that seem to be ignored. Two families have filed lawsuits over the deaths of inmates—one ruled a suicide and the other deemed an accidental fall.

While the detention center has never been progressive in improving its operation nor agile in responding to problems, it now suffers complete stagnation. Supervisors merely maintain the status quo and also make decisions with reluctance. They go through the motions of day-to-day operations but feel inadequate to address personnel issues that were once handled by the warden. Mid- and upper-management feel their hands are without support from the distant warden.

A couple of employees have approached members of the commission informally. While some of the commission members have concerns about the situation, they are unsure what to do without specific allegations of misconduct against the warden.

Choose one of the first five readings from the course (Lorber, Connell, Wilchins, the pair of articles by Fausto-Sterling, or Weeks)

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Choose one of the first five readings from the course (Lorber, Connell, Wilchins, the pair of articles by Fausto-Sterling, or Weeks) and compare/contrast it to the way gender (the first four readings) or sexuality (Weeks) is portrayed in a recent (within the past ~12 months) article from a legitimate news source.

Choose one of the first five readings from the course Lorber Connell Wilchins the pair of articles by Fausto-Sterling or Weeks

WRD 201: Writing, Gender, and Sexuality

Paper #1: Comparison/Contrast

Due: – News article/worksheet: Wednesday, 9/9, in your tutorial group

– Draft for peer review: Wednesday, 9/16, in your tutorial group

– Complete draft: Friday, 9/18, 10PM, via Moodle

– Revised draft: Friday, 10/2, 10PM, via Moodle

Length: 3-4 pages (approximately 900-1200 words)

Format: Please follow the formatting guidelines for written work listed on Moodle. No PDFs and no Pages documents, please. Make sure to put your last name and the assignment in the title of the document (NOT the title of the paper) – i.e. “LastName
Paper 1.docx.” For questions about MLA style or other issues of presentation and citation, consult the Turabian guide, the Purdue OWL, or the many documents on Moodle.

Assignment

● Choose one of the first five readings from the course (Lorber, Connell, Wilchins, the pair of articles by Fausto-Sterling, or Weeks) and compare/contrast it to the way gender (the first four readings) or sexuality (Weeks) is portrayed in a recent (within the past ~12 months) article from a legitimate news source. For example, you might choose the article by Connell and contrast it with the portrayal of gender in this article from the New York Times.

Your paper should begin (after the introduction) with a one-paragraph summary of your chosen article from our class. Then you should analyze both similarities and differences between the article from our class and the news article, and organize your paragraphs around major points of comparison or contrast. Do not simply go through the article and note every point of similarity or difference as a list. Your job is to focus on a handful of major points of comparison or contrast, support them with quotations, and explain how those quotations show similarities or differences between the portrayals of gender in the two pieces.

Guidelines

● See this article and this article to understand more about legitimate news sources, and let me know if you have questions. Almost all major national and regional magazines and newspapers are legitimate news sources. The article you choose should have undergone editing or revision by another person at some point – don’t choose a post by a solo blog writer, or one a personal website not affiliated with a larger news organization.

Ostendorf – WRD 201 Fall 2020
● Also remember that you should be choosing a news article. Not an academic work that explains or investigates gender or sexuality. You’re looking for underlying ideas and assumptions about these topics, not an article that tries to define them.

Goal
● This assignment is designed to help you understand and summarize theoretical/critical texts and apply their concepts outside narrow academic discourse. You will also build skills. This will continue to use in your next papers, in researching and working with secondary sources.

Resources
● As always, the plethora of handouts and slideshows on Moodle are at your disposal. Also, you should make use of them. In particular, revisit the selections under the “Writing Resources” section about finding and working with sources.

Thesis

The thesis for this paper should be a claim that unites a discussion of the two texts and explains the central point of similarity or difference between them. Do NOT say something like: “This paper will compare and contrast the treatment of gender through article A and article B.” This is not a thesis; it’s a statement of intent. In other words, your thesis should not be an observation or simply a declaration of what you are going to do in the paper; it should be a claim. Likewise, it should not be your opinion, but instead should be defensible based on evidence from the two texts.

For example:
“This paper will demonstrate how the portrayal of gender in a recent New York Times article. It will be about women in government undermines R. W. Connell’s arguments about the social construction of gender in her work “The Question of Gender.” Note his this sample thesis is specific, makes a claim, and articles for a relationship between the two texts – one undermines the other.

Organizational strategy:

1. Intro
a. Hook/introduce the topic or focus of your paper
b. Briefly introduce each text (platform statements)
c. Thesis
2. Summary of your text from our class
3. First comparative-contrasting point
a. Evidence/quotations from each article
4. Second comparative-contrasting point
5. Etc
6. Conclusion: should include both a restatement of your thesis and a direction for further thought
Ostendorf – WRD 201 Fall 2020

The identification of an ethical question process assignment

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This is a paper that is focusing on the identification of an ethical question process assignment. The paper also provides additional information to use in writing the assignment paper.

The identification of an ethical question process assignment

Applying an Ethical Theory
[WLO: 4] [CLOs: 1, 2, 3, 4]

Please read these assignment instructions before writing your paper as they contain very precise and specific instructions on both the content and format requirements. You should download the provided outline
and also use that to structure your paper, and also consult the assignment guidance
and modeled example
for additional help. Finally, before submitting your assignment please use the checklist
to ensure that you have completed all of the requirements.

Overview

This course has three written assignments that build upon one another and are designed to take you step-by-step through a process of writing a paper that identifies an ethical question, examines the context, issues, and arguments surrounding the question, and attempts to defend an answer to that question using strong moral reasoning.

This second written assignment is a four-part exercise comprised of the following sections:

Ethical Question
Introduction
Explanation of the Ethical Theory
Application of the Ethical Theory

For sections (1) and (2) revise and also expand on what you did in the first assignment.

Sections (3) and (4) are new.

The main purpose of this paper is to define the nature and scope of the ethical theory in a way that shows how the core principle(s) of that theory lead to a specific moral conclusion on your ethical question.

The assignment should be 900 to 1,000 words, written in essay form with clearly labeled sections as indicated below, and include a title page and also reference page.

Part 1: Ethical Question

State the ethical question beneath this heading.

This question should be on the same topic as the question presented in the week one assignment, and if necessary, revised based on your instructor’s comments and the additional insight and information you have gained from research on the topic. If you would like to switch topics, you should first consult with your instructor.

Place your ethical question beneath the Part 1: Ethical Question heading.

There is great debate in society about the perceived “causes” of crime

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There is great debate in society about the perceived “causes” of crime. What “causes” do you think carry the greatest weight in explaining deviance?

There is great debate in society about the perceived causes of crime

There is great debate in society about the perceived “causes” of crime.

Firstly, what “causes” do you think carry the greatest weight in explaining deviance?

Secondly, what are the difficulties in demonstrating the direct link between those causes and criminal behavior?

Finally, post your thoughts on the causes of crime and comment on each other’s postings.
More details;

Introduction to Deviance, Crime, and Social Control

Psychopaths and sociopaths are some of the favourite “deviants” in contemporary popular culture. From Patrick Bateman in American Psycho to Dr. Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs to Dexter Morgan in Dexter, the figure of the dangerous individual who lives among us provides a fascinating fictional figure. Psychopathy and sociopathy both refer to personality disorders that involve anti-social behaviour, diminished empathy, and lack of inhibitions. In clinical analysis, these analytical categories should be distinguished from psychosis, which is a condition involving a debilitating break with reality.

Psychopaths and sociopaths are often able to manage their condition and pass as “normal” citizens, although their capacity for manipulation and cruelty can have devastating consequences for people around them. The term psychopathy is often used to emphasize that the source of the disorder is internal, based on psychological, biological, or genetic factors, whereas sociopathy is used to emphasize predominant social factors in the disorder: The social or familial sources of its development and the inability to be social or abide by societal rules (Hare, 1999). In this sense sociopathy would be the sociological disease par excellence. It also entails an incapacity for companionship (socius), yet many accounts of sociopaths describe them as being charming, attractively confident, and outgoing (Hare, 1999).