“Thirteen Original Colonies” Please respond to the following:  PROVIDE SPECIFIC EVIDENCE FROM THIS WEEK’S WEBTEXT in your response.  Using the Webtext, (Be sure to provide specific evidence from the textbook readings for this week for your response MINIMUM OF 150 WORDS) briefly describe three (3) characteristics for each of the English colonies located in the South, Middle, and New England regions Now state two (2) […]

 Evidence-Based Project Proposal   Project Overview:   Title: Evidence Based Project-Proposal  Description:  As the course progresses over the 11 weeks, learners will develop a scholarly project that demonstrates an application of evidence to practice for substantive change. This project emphasizes critical appraisal and application of evidence-based research, scholarly writing, and critical thinking. The scholarly project will be submitted as a written paper in APA format/style. […]

Assessment Instructions Preparation For this assessment, you will choose one of the four following controversial topics from your Taking Sides text and write a position paper of 3–5 content pages (plus title and references pages) that answers the question posed by the title. D’Angelo, R., & Douglas, H. (2017). Taking sides: Clashing views in race and ethnicity (11th ed.). McGraw-Hill. Available in the courseroom via the VitalSource Bookshelf link. Do […]

Final Paper  Based on different ideas from the reading, lectures, and outside work, you will develop an idea for improving a city. For example, you can propose a new housing development, business, multi-use site, public space, or art installation. This can be an idea geared toward the future, and you have an unlimited budget as well as creative liberties to change the urban landscape (i.e., […]

  Project ScopePart 1: Work with your supervisor at your Host Company, to identify a project that you can work on, i.e. a defined piece of work that you can plan, investigate, develop and deliver during your time at your internship. Your project does not have to be big, but it cannot be routine, everyday work, such as working on help desk, assembling PC’s, fixing […]

  Week 1 Assignment: After downloading Assignment 1, open it and enter your answers directly in the document Assignments are due by 11:55 p.m. Eastern Time on Sunday See the Evaluation Procedures section for additional information on assignments Fill in your name in the attached document, put your full response below each question, save the file using file naming following file naming convention“ISSC457_Week1_Assignment_LastName_FirstName.doc” where LastName […]

  Research the role of an administrator versus that of a nonmanagement staff member in dealing with a workers’ compensation incident in a typical health care organization. What are the minimal responsibilities and reporting duties for each? What recommendations would you suggest for improving organizational compliance with regulatory requirements at the staff level? Support your analysis with a minimum of one peer-reviewed reference.

 Due: Feb. 18, 2021 by 11am. Choose one of the following topics for an essay developed by comparison and contrast using three points of analysis. The topic you decide on should be something you care about so that the examples are a means of communicating an idea; not an end in themselves.  Similarities and differences between:  1. Two romantic comedies  2. Two internet search engines  […]

Students should write short reflection papers based chapter 11 “Mass Media”.  Page requirements: 4-5 pages (Microsoft Word, double spaced, New Times Roman, 12 point font), include a work cited or bibliography page with at least 3 academic sources formatted in MLA style. All sources must be listed on a separate work cited or bibliography page and attached to the back of your paper. The work […]

 Unit 6 Journal: Sharpening the Saw Please review the attached directions for  Unit 6 Journal: Sharpening the Saw  Covey’s 7th habit, Sharpening the Saw, is all about keeping your personal self “sharp.” It means regularly renewing and strengthening the four key dimensions of your life: your body, your brain, your heart, and your soul. You can’t even think about sharpening the saw when you’re always […]