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Our modern world has changed considerably in the 700 years since Dante wrote The Divine Comedy. Bearing this in mind, your goal is to invent a new level of hell. In doing so, explain your rationale for this new level and, similar to Dante, explain how individuals placed in this level will be punished. If you want, you may list a person/persons (real or fictional) who reside in this level. You should develop your answer thoroughly and use passages from the reading as support.ly and use passages from the reading as support.

Your initial response should be at least 1,000 words in length
Use MLA format for any quotations or citations that you use to support your answer

As the security administrator for Davis County Parks and Recreation, you are responsible for managing the privileges of users and user groups who have access to the department database. You realize that the users are given individual access rights but not group rights.
Your assignment is to create at least three groups, assign different user rights with three levels and assign four individuals to these groups. A new employee in the department, Kevin Wilson, has to be given access to the database. List all the steps that you performed. In addition, capture the screenshot of each step Please indicate at least one issue that you came across during the granting of user privileges process and explain how you overcome the problem.

11.1 Explain the critical role of enacting the environment and managing the internal strategic forces that impact organizations
11.2. Elaborate on organizational structure and its link to national cultures

Do Stories Have A Place In Our Communication?
Dr. John Kotter, a world-renowned expert on change and a professor at the Harvard Business School, found that to change people, you have to tell them stories. You have to speak to their feelings. For example, it’s one thing to hear drug prices are skyrocketing. It’s something else when you hear the story of a grandmother who must choose between paying for life-sustaining drugs or buying food. In the first case, you may file away the fact that drug prices are going up, and that’s probably the end of it. But in the second case, the story of the grandmother may resonate with you. You may think, “Yeah, I can relate to that.” You may even be inspired to do something about the drug prices or support a political candidate who promises to do something about the prices.
Watch the following short video about how Dinesh Rudra used stories in his work at Malaysia Airlines.Do Stories Have A Place In Our Communication?
Dr. John Kotter, a world-renowned expert on change and a professor at the Harvard Business School, found that to change people, you have to tell them stories. You have to speak to their feelings. For example, it’s one thing to hear drug prices are skyrocketing. It’s something else when you hear the story of a grandmother who must choose between paying for life-sustaining drugs or buying food. In the first case, you may file away the fact that drug prices are going up, and that’s probably the end of it. But in the second case, the story of the grandmother may resonate with you. You may think, “Yeah, I can relate to that.” You may even be inspired to do something about the drug prices or support a political candidate who promises to do something about the prices.
Watch the following short video about how Dinesh Rudra used stories in his work at Malaysia Airlines.
https://youtu.be/xBsLeobkm2Ahttps://youtu.be/xBsLeobkm2A

Reflection Assignment
Now, in a one-page reflection paper, reflect on the role of stories in communication. Do you think stories have a place in our communication, especially in the business environment? Give an example of a situation in which you have used a story to influence or where a story was used that influenced you. What made that story work? Please reflect on an example of a situation in which you have used a story to influence or where a story was used that influenced you. What made that story work, if it did? What got in the way of the story being a part of effective communication? How do you know when to use a story, especially in the business environment?
Although it is your reflection, and therefore there is no right or wrong answer, it is expected that your reflection will do the following:
show evidence of critical thinking
demonstrate concepts related to bias and organizational behavior
be written clearly and concisely with correct grammar and spelling
be at least one page in lengthReflection Assignment
Now, in a one-page reflection paper, reflect on the role of stories in communication. Do you think stories have a place in our communication, especially in the business environment? Give an example of a situation in which you have used a story to influence or where a story was used that influenced you. What made that story work? Please reflect on an example of a situation in which you have used a story to influence or where a story was used that influenced you. What made that story work, if it did? What got in the way of the story being a part of effective communication? How do you know when to use a story, especially in the business environment?
Although it is your reflection, and therefore there is no right or wrong answer, it is expected that your reflection will do the following:
show evidence of critical thinking
demonstrate concepts related to bias and organizational behavior
be written clearly and concisely with correct grammar and spelling
be at least one page in length

NSTRUCTIONS
Research journal assignments for this course may vary according to topical period or unique
focus. Therefore, there is no standard formatting practices or content expectd. However, the
basic parameters for each journal update should include the following:
 Progress made on locating sufficient sources and what they are.
 Key research accomplishments since the last journal posting.
 What thus far in your research or assignments have changed your mind about the research
subject.
 Any other information you believe important to the overall success of your final project.NSTRUCTIONS
Research journal assignments for this course may vary according to topical period or unique
focus. Therefore, there is no standard formatting practices or content expectd. However, the
basic parameters for each journal update should include the following:
 Progress made on locating sufficient sources and what they are.
 Key research accomplishments since the last journal posting.
 What thus far in your research or assignments have changed your mind about the research
subject.
 Any other information you believe important to the overall success of your final project.

notes:
-use TURABIAN format citations
-chosen topic by ,, partisan movement in the eastern fron at ww2,,
-use the uploaded files by sources

This paper will involve research and analysis and will be submitted in two versions. You are to choose one “cultural text” from any period to analyze in its historical context. This can be a
photograph, poem, painting, speech, architectural work, song, film, fashion style, television
program, etc. The purpose of the essay is to “read” the work to develop a wider sense of the time period in which it was produced. Think about “interpretive communities”: who or what organization made the work? When was it made? What was the intention of its creation? How might we interpret it compared to how others did? Think about the argument or idea you want to put forth; this is the “so what” (the thesis) of your paper. For this essay you will need at least five
outside sources of scholarly quality—journal articles, books, websites, conference papers—that help you critically evaluate your subject of analysis. You must have a mix of sources (not only websites or journal articles), and these, along with your object of investigation (so a total of at least 6), should appear on your Works Cited page. Formatting: 8 pages (text), double-spaced, one-inch margins. The entire paper should conform
to MLA style format. At the top of the page only include your name and title of the paper.
Upload as a PDF or Microsoft Word document.
**If analyzing something visually, please include copies of the images at the end of your paper
as Appendices.

Need Analytical Researh Essay: 1000-1500 word analytical essay (not counting your Reference List) for academic readers in which you advocate for one potential solution to a current challenge facing college students. To make your argument convincing, you need to conduct research, synthesize information from credible experts, cite your sources, and tell your reader what you think should be done. The current challenge you are to write about is “Systemic Racism” (i.e. admissions and affirmative action, representation on campus, etc.). Conduct research via the MLK Library and online to find credible, timely sources of information on your issue. As you read, stay curious and keep an open-mind. You may find that your postion on this issue changes as you learn more. Draft to figure out your arguement. Use the writing process to identify and refine your postition on the issue. Your job is to foreground your voice by interpreting your sources for readers.

***When you are writing this please keep in mind that I am a black male.

*Format your in-text citations and your references list in APA format. Use clear readable 12-point font and standard 1-inch margins. Include a compelling title. Use APA citation method Links to an external site to site sources in the text and to create a Reference List.

Choose Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood by Marjane Satrapi for your documented essay.

Research question:
– Discuss the role of women in Persepolis. Analytically discuss Marji, her mother, her
grandmother, her schoolteachers, the maid, the neighbors, the guardians of the revolution, etc., as well as the very young Marji, with the older Marjane, and with Marjane Satrapi, the author. How are all of these women forced into prescribed roles, and how do some of them manage to rebel against these prescriptions? Further compare Iranian cultural expectations of gender with Western expectations. Research the relationship between Iran’s politics and its gender norms and gender relations. How does Persepolis, written from “behind the veil,” subversively challenge, not only the justification of these gendered prescriptions, but also their effectiveness.

To analyze the graphic memoir or the play based on the course theme of “structure and agency” in light of textual evidence. Your paper should be an analytical argument based on a specific thesis. It should be 5-7 pages in length, double-spaced & typed in Times New Roman 12-point font, with 1-inch margins, be titled, proofread and spellchecked, and all evidence must be properly cited according to MLA documentation rules. Works Cited page in alphabetical order is also required. The goal of this assignment is to give you experience writing persuasively about literature, using others’ work to support your own perspectives, and documenting that use. Any paper that fails to meet these requirements will not be read.

Your analysis should have a thesis. You should stake out a position in relation to the use of “structure and agency” in Satrapi’s work, and develop/support that position with textual evidence. Given this aspect of the assignment, it will be important for you to formulate your thesis carefully. For instance, you will definitely want to propose a thesis that requires outside research to substantiate your claim. I suggest that you generate a thesis that is complex and sophisticated, yet explorable and viable within the confines of the text, i.e. one that prompts you to think about new connections and complexities in the text.

To analyze the graphic memoir or the play based on the course theme of “structure and agency” in light of textual evidence. Your paper should be an analytical argument based on a specific thesis. It should be 5-7 pages in length, double-spaced & typed in Times New Roman 12-point font, with 1-inch margins, be titled, proofread and spellchecked, and all evidence must be properly cited according to MLA documentation rules. Works Cited page in alphabetical order is also required. The goal of this assignment is to give you experience writing persuasively about literature, using others’ work to support your own perspectives, and documenting that use. Any paper that fails to meet these requirements will not be read.

Your analysis should have a thesis. You should stake out a position in relation to the use of “structure and agency” in Satrapi’s work, and develop/support that position with textual evidence. Given this aspect of the assignment, it will be important for you to formulate your thesis carefully. For instance, you will definitely want to propose a thesis that requires outside research to substantiate your claim. I suggest that you generate a thesis that is complex and sophisticated, yet explorable and viable within the confines of the text, i.e. one that prompts you to think about new connections and complexities in the text.

For this assignment, you will need a copy of Andrew C. Isenberg, The California Gold Rush: A Brief History with Documents. Four copies will be on two-hour reserve in the library after March 28.

Historians interpret the past by asking questions and interpreting evidence that may provide the answers. In this assignment, you will use The California Gold Rush: A Brief History with Documents to ask and answer a question about the history of the United States in the middle of the 1800s.

Prompt:

By the time gold was discovered in California in 1848, the United States was already undergoing major changes. The California Gold Rush both reflected those changes and accelerated them. The Gold Rush, then, is an excellent place to look for answers to questions about American society in a moment of dramatic transformation. In this assignment, you will use The California Gold Rush: A Brief History with Documents as your tool for figuring out how the Gold Rush represented an important moment in American history.

Assignment:

Each part of this assignment should be answered in a document submitted to Canvas by April 25. Your answers should be clearly written and directly related to the instructions below.

Part 1: First, read the Andrew Isenberg’s “Introduction” (pp. 1-22). As you read, identify important themes or problems in the history of the Gold Rush. From those themes, develop historical questions about the Gold Rush.

Write 4 historical questions about the Gold Rush. (4 points)
A good historical question will not produce a yes/no answer or a single piece of data in response (a date, a person, an event). It is a question that asks why or how something important developed or what its larger significance was, or it invites interpretation of some specific aspect of a larger event in order to understand its root causes and significance. We’ll talk more about good historical questions—and look at some examples—in class.

Part 2: Second, find documents in “Part Two: The Documents” (beginning on p. 23) that you think will help you answer these questions.

Identify 4 sources for each question and write a one-sentence description of each source (so, 16 total sentences). (6 points)
Your source description should address why you think this source is related to the question you assigned it to.

Part 3: Finally, select one of your questions to answer.

Write a 300-word essay that answers one of your historical questions. (10 points)
Rephrase your question as a direct statement, and use the sources as your evidence to support that statement. Your essay should be no more than 300 words.

In your essay, cite any quote or evidence you take from a source by name of the source’s author and the source’s page number in parentheses. For example: (Azariah Smith, 25)

Your submitted assignment will look like this:

Part 1 & 2:

Question 1

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Question 2

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Question 3

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Part 3: Essay Title

300-word essay that answers one of the above questions.

Grading:

Part One: 4/4 points for 4 good historical questions. Complete-sentence questions that could reasonably be answered by the kinds of sources provided in The California Gold Rush: A Brief History with Documents.

Part Two: 6/6 points for 16 sources, accurate complete-sentences descriptions of how the source relates to the question to which you assign it.

Part Three: 10/10 points for a clear answer to one of your questions; the evidence is related to the question and is used to support the argument. The essay is clearly written, with few grammatical mistakes.

3 Slide presentation that outlines the following information and citations:
consists of using two main resources which I’ll add here:
1) https://kidswithfoodallergies.org/recipes-diet/nutrition-and-health/
2) https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/food-allergies.html
The topic focuses mainly on children’s allergies & nutritional health.
(If you decided to add other small resources then please cite them as well.)

here are what the 3 slides have to be about:
Slide 1) Does the resource rely on scientific findings, expert opinion, or case example?
Slide 2) What theoretical perspectives does the author seem to use (i.e. psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, or ecological)?
Slide 3) Does the resource rely on scientific findings, expert opinion, or case example?
tives does the author seem to use (i.e. psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, or ecological)?

(you do not have to make the slides decorative at all, I will do that myself. Thank you!! :))