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Description Letter of recommendation from direct supervisor (nurse manager, nurse director, or CNO), and a essay of how the scholarship will support your nursing career at Memorial Hermann.  I currently working as med surg nurse for 2 years and I  just have my little 4 months old baby, so I just want to apply for scholarship so i can help some support with my work and school. Thank you. 

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Description Within INTL 647 you are required to identify a cyber-related issue that requires a solution. In this case, you will select a topic or issue as it relates to cyber space. This will form as the basis for developing a Cyber Research Proposal (Assignment #2) and Cyber Issue Paper that focuses on your selected cyber topic (Assignment #3). You are encouraged to refer to Belcher, Wendy Laura. 2009. "Editing Your Sentences" In Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks. A Guide to Academic Publishing Success. Sage. This resource has an excellent step-by-step process for enhancing your writing. You must start with a title page (title of the paper, your name, course number, date, and professor name). You must write to the rubrics and writing requirements, check for writing errors, write in third person, have a clear focus as the last sentence of the introduction, a clear conclusion, and use research appropriately, as per the requirements. Remember to indent a paragraph 5 spaces and have your name in the file name.  Do use subtitles.  No AI is permitted in any assignment. You need to indent the start of a paragraph 5 spaces. The rubrics are provided by the school and must be used for grading. You MUST apply the rubrics to every assignment. The rubrics are available for each assignment and you must review and use these. Remember that when you use research, you must have an appropriate intext citation (author name, page number or year or URL) immediately following the use of that research, and you must follow the writing requirements for the use of  research.

Description Discussion: Module #2 Read "The In’s & Out’s of Slot Audit" https://mygamingandleisure.com/the-ins-outs-of-slo... Read the ASU 2010-16 ruling on Accruals of Casino Jackpot Liabilities Read the article on Atlantic City jackpot changes https://www.nj.com/news/2011/04/new_rule_lets_atla... Review Page 2 on Nevada Gaming Trends for slot trends https://gaming.library.unlv.edu/reports/longterm_nvgaming.pdf Read "EILERS – FANTINI Quarterly Slot Survey" https://unlv.instructure.com/courses/155425/pages/... Read "Minimum Hold Percentage" https://unlv.instructure.com/courses/155425/pages/... In module 2 we cover slot machines and how to account for the cash flows which occur due to slot play.  What trends do you foresee occurring in slots?  What support do you have for this assumption and how will this potentially affect the entire casino operations? 

Description Capstone Outline Instructions (PDF, Click Here to Download) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The Capstone project is intended to be a chance for you to apply the style of analysis and critique you have practiced so far through Essay #1 and the Midterm Essay, whereby you utilize (ONLY) assigned articles from this course to explore the deeper ideological and thematic messages present in a film or television series. The key for the Capstone project will be to focus on one grand theme (sex, gender, race, religion, class, ideology, hegemony, etc.) and use all of the articles in the syllabus that touch on this topic as your primary research. You will then apply an analysis and critique to a film or television show THAT IS NOT ONE OF THE REQUIRED FILMS from the syllabus. An addendum: I cannot, will not, won't, shorn't, and am not willing to consider papers written about the movie Mulan for the Capstone project. Having taught this course many times, I've read probably 200 essays about Mulan and I can't take anymore of that.    Another way to think of it is that the Capstone is an extended version of the Midterm Essay. Rather than an essay of 500 to 700 words, the Capstone is 1,500 words. If PDF above is not working for some reason, read the full instructions below: The Capstone Outline is a snapshot of your intended term paper/capstone topic and resources. In order to effectively complete the outline, it will be necessary for you to read over ALL of the requirements for the term paper listed in the Capstone Assignment. While you will likely have not read all of the required articles yet, it is important for you to browse through those pertaining to your area of focus (race, class, gender or sexuality) before completing this assignment. You will need to turn in a one-page, properly formatted (see below) outline. This assignment is here to help you begin the process of organization for your capstone paper and to allow me the opportunity to give you some directional advice before you start writing. If you are unclear on the expectations, be sure to contact me in advance of the deadline. You must include: A formatted heading (1 pt) Working Title ("Capstone" is not sufficient) (1 pt) Film (1 pt) Aspect working within (2 pts) Working Thesis (In complete sentences): This will NOT be the exact thesis of your term paper. It is a more generalized description, an overview, of the direction of your paper. However, it still must be a narrow, clear direction that includes the social implication. (Simply saying “She’s the Manquestions gender roles” is NOT enough.) The thesis for the term paper will include the direction, as well as the specific points you will touch on (10 pts) Brief Outline (In complete sentences): This is where you will lay out your three main points or arguments for the paper. Again, this may change, but you must have a clear direction or argument to support your thesis. (Saying, “Viola dresses as a man to get on the soccer team” is NOT an argument, but a plot point. Saying, “Emotional detachment, one of the components of masculinity, is discouraged in the film through the characters of Duke and Sebastian” is an argument.) Any listing of plot points will not be accepted. You must draw a conclusion about the plot point, which is your argument. The support scene(s) are those (max 3) which support your claims. These may change and are not the only ones you can use in the final paper. This is just the starting point. (20 pts) A complete bibliography of ALL relevant Required articles (those on Canvas) you MIGHT use in your paper (even those that just sound like they may have something you might use). It should have a minimum of 4. This should be in MLA format. Though the actual Works Cited for the final draft will likely have some differences, this is a list of ALL possible articles. The articles should be alphabetized by last name. You can also include 1 Belton citation in lieu of a 4th article. You must include the film citation as well (for a total of 5 citations). (15 pts) Your thesis and outline should show how you plan to structure your argument. It does not need to be perfect and will likely change as you continue writing. However, it should demonstrate initial progress (i.e., you should have already completed a critical viewing of the film prior to submitting this assignment). This is just your starting point for your paper. As you continue to research, your thesis CAN and likely WILL change. Your works cited page is also a starting point. As you find more relevant materials in the articles we read, you can add and subtract from this as well. Follow the format of the example below: Jane Student Rebecca Peters HUM 3321-04 Working Thesis and Bibliography November 2, 2020 Working Title: Finding Masculinity in a Cross-Dressing Film Film: She’s the Man Aspect working within: Gender, specifically representation of teenage Masculinity Working Thesis: Within the world of Hollywood, cross-dressing is almost always an avenue used to determine what the proper gender roles are for men and women. The film She’s the Man works to destroy many of the stereotypes of teenage boys by idealizing the more emotional, vulnerable man. Outline: First Main Point (topic sentence 1): Manhood acts of violence and dominance are forfeited for kindness and cooperation. Supporting Scene(s): Olivia falls for Sebastian because of his kindness, non-brutish nature            Duke teaches Sebastian soccer   Second Main Point (topic sentence 2): Emotional detachment, one of the components of masculinity, is discouraged in the film through the characters of Duke and Sebastian Supporting Scene(s): Duke reveals that he is concerned about relationships and is sensitive            Sebastian tells Olivia that Duke is more than a piece of meat Third Main Point (topic sentence 3): Sexual objectification of women, another component of masculinity, is shown as being destructive to relationships and true goals of men. Supporting scene(s):  Sebastian is only interested in Monique for her body            Duke drops Viola to be with a less compatible Olivia Bibliography: Bird, Sharon R. “Welcome to the Men’s Club: Homosociality and the Maintenance of Hegemonic Masculinity.” Gender & Society, no. 2, 1996, p. 120. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=edsgao&AN=edsgcl.18321648&site=eds-live&scope=site.

Description With a sense of exigence, imagine what the topic of your first essay will be about. Choose a contemporary issue that you are passionate about, one that interests you and propels you to know more about it. See it in your minds eye. Journal, brainstorm and free write about your topic for your Contemporary Issue Essay. Pose a question you seek to answer through your own research. Argue your position with evidence that is carefully sourced. Draw a web with your thesis (main point or central idea of your entire essay in the center) and your (3) supports (which become your (3) topic sentences for your body paragraphs) on your (3) support lines. Combine your Web prewriting strategy for your Contemporary Issue Essay with a Sandwich.  Refine what will be your 6-body paragraph rough draft with introduction, three body paragraphs, one body paragraph counter argument and conclusion. Organization of paper will use the following structure: introduction with hook, context/background/history around your problem, defined problem with question, and then thesis statement that answers your question. Conclusion will start with a restated thesis statement, summary of your three supports, defined solution to your problem and suggestions for change with a call to action. Your three topic sentences/body paragraphs are generated from your Web will match your supports in your thesis statement/restated thesis statement with cited evidence from source material

Description Unit 1: What are your thoughts about... History and Pop Culture Prior to reading the articles, please think about the intersection of popular culture and history. As a prompt, consider the following: John F Kennedy wrote, "The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie -- deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic. Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought." With this thought in mind, how much of history do we know from watching movies "based on a true story"? For example, does our knowledge of Martin Luther King, Jr come from "Selma", NASA from "Apollo 13" or "Hidden Figures", the Iraq War from "the Hurt Locker"? As a result, how well do we know the difference between our history and our national mythology? Who ultimately writes our past- the historian or the film director? In your forum thread, I ask that your 300-word posting specifically and thoughtfully quotes another student’s posting, using their name (unless of course, you are the first to post).  Please note that 'I don't agree with my classmate when she says that advertising is "evil" '  does not constitute a thoughtful quotation.  Aim instead for something like this: While Jasmine is right about the manipulative nature of advertising, from my experience it is overstated to say that "advertisers only ever have their own profits in mind and thus are a force for evil in society". I will never grade your work based on what your ideas are; I welcome and encourage all ideas and perspectives. Unit 2 Application Discussion: What contemporary medium- film, TV show, video game, advertisement, music video, etc- contains some of the elements of a Western (even though it may not be set in the traditional West)? This can include physical elements as well as attitudes or behaviors. Are these elements still presented as being distinctly American? What might be the differences between the cowboys you have just read about and those who appear in pop culture today?

Description For the purpose of the training proposal project you will perform a needs assessment based on material provided on XYZ Widgets Corporation. The assessment will include organizational analysis, person analysis, and an identification of tasks requiring training. This is the beginning of your training proposal and will support the remainder of the project. Refer to Chapter 3 of the Noe (2020) text for more information on the assessment process. Refer to the Resources section of the class home page for further information on the training proposal assignment. Complete Worksheet 1 by responding to the questions and using the to record your problem statement and assessment results. Use the Proposed Solution column of the table to identify how you would address the issue.

Description Briefly reflect on your general education capstone experience and address the following questions: What are the key takeaways from this class that you will carry with you?   What did it take to bring your paper and presentation together, and how has that experience shaped your professional outlook? What recommendations or advice would you provide for students who will take this capstone course in the future?

Description Gabriel Fernandez Ethics- Which NASW code of ethicsLinks to an external site. did authorities who interacted with Gabriel Fernandez violate? Name and define the code of ethics you chose - Go to this websiteLinks to an external site., scroll down, and select one from the 6 Code of Ethics categories. State who you think violated the code of ethics you chose and explain how they violated it. Give an example from the docuseries of how it was violated by the authority figure you chose.