“Write a research paper explaining environmental racism, give examples, and explore a possible solution to this problem.”

“Write a research paper explaining environmental racism, give examples, and explore a possible solution to this problem.”

OUTLINE FOR PAPER:
1. What the issue is/ thesis
2.Background and context
3. Defining terms
4. “Other sides” critical review of scholarly work on topic
5. The “Turn” (as in Editorial) and restatement of thesis
6. First reason or stage in argument (OUTSIDE WORK A: AT LEAST TWO PARAGRAPHS FOR EACH OUTSIDE WORK: (summary + analysis)
7. Second Reason (Outside work B)
8. Third Reasons (Outside work C + additional sources if needed)
9. Synthesis
10. Conclusion

Write a research paper explaining environmental racism, give examples, and explore a possible solution to this problem.

“Write a research paper explaining environmental racism, give examples, and explore a possible solution to this problem.”

OUTLINE FOR PAPER:
1. What the issue is/ thesis
2.Background and context
3. Defining terms
4. “Other sides” critical review of scholarly work on topic
5. The “Turn” (as in Editorial) and restatement of thesis
6. First reason or stage in argument (OUTSIDE WORK A: AT LEAST TWO PARAGRAPHS FOR EACH OUTSIDE WORK: (summary + analysis)
7. Second Reason (Outside work B)
8. Third Reasons (Outside work C + additional sources if needed)
9. Synthesis
10. Conclusion

Discuss your first body point or your first line of reasoning that substantiates your position.

Discuss your first body point or your first line of reasoning that substantiates your position. In this section, you will present research that supports your first body point. AT LEAST 300 WORDS.
SECTION THREE – LABEL THIS SECTION – SECTION THREE. In this section, you will present your second body point or second line of reasoning that substantiates your position. Complete the same tasks in section FOUR as you did in section THREE. However, the last paragraph in this section should present research that is contrary to your position with an adequate explanation why this is so. AT LEAST 400 WORDS.
SECTION FOUR – LABEL THIS SECTION – CONCLUSION. In this section, you should present your final thoughts and your final conclusion. Also discuss what questions remain after your research. You should return to the issues that were presented in your introduction and close the loop. Finally, you should present your recommendations and proposals to society regarding this matter. AT LEAST 500 WORDS.
Your paper should be at least 1700 words, doubled spaced, and 12 font, in APA format. Please submit a separate cover page for your work (APA format). Please type in TIMES NEW ROMAN

Discuss it formally and in terms of content, describe how it is typical of the artist’s style at that period in their life, and relate it to the relevant biographical information.

Claude Monet or Edouard Manet is the assigned artist, you may choose.
Write a minimum of 500 words on the following topic:
Each of you signed up to focus on the biography of one or more of the artists studied in class. For this assignment, please write on the work of the artist whom you signed up to focus on, or, if the category featured multiple artists, on the work of one of those artists. For the artist on whom you choose to write, pick three paintings widely spaced apart, the understanding of which you think particularly benefits from knowledge of the artist’s biography, and which could also, ideally, elucidate the course of the artist’s career for someone with no prior knowledge of Impressionism.
Of course, how you apply the above requirements will vary depending on the artist. For a long-lived artist like Monet, you could pick a painting from the 1860s, one from the 1880s, and one from the 1910s. For a much shorter lived one, such as Seurat, you are restricted to a period no longer than a decade, and you may even select pieces that are only three or four years apart. Similarly, while some works reflect a specific event in an artist’s life (such as Monet’s 1879 portrait of his wife Camille on her deathbed), most will have only a more general connection to the artist’s biography, in terms of the artist’s professional goals, their travels, etc. How you choose to relate a work to the moment in the artist’s life when it originated is up to you.
Proceed as follows: after giving a brief introduction to the artist, devote a paragraph of 150-200 words to each of the three paintings you chose. Discuss it formally and in terms of content, describe how it is typical of the artist’s style at that period in their life, and relate it to the relevant biographical information. For the second and third work you discuss, you can describe them in comparison to the first (or the second), to explain how the artist’s style has changed over the years.
To conclude, explain how these three works, taken together, can help us better understand the trajectory of the artist’s life and of their artistic career.

Discuss your role(s) in the field and the limitations associated with these.

Your final project for this course will be an ethnographic research report based primarily on the data you have gathered during the term. Throughout the term, you will code and otherwise analyze your field notes; from this analysis you will write and submit a five-page memo presenting a particular theme that has emerged from your fieldwork. To prepare for your final paper, you should write a second memo (not to submitted), presenting a different theme that has emerged from your work. You will then edit, rework, and expand these two memos (the one you submitted and the one you wrote for yourself) into your final research paper, which will essentially constitute a presentation of two key (and perhaps related) themes that have emerged from your data. In short, you will be writing the final paper throughout the term.
Your final research paper should be structured largely as an expository essay. Although you have a little room to be creative, and I especially encourage you to provide vivid descriptions of your field site and participants, your paper must adhere to the following structure:
Briefly introduce your topic, including your site and the two themes that you intend to cover (roughly one half page)
Describe your field site (roughly one page). Here you need to provide some background information about the relevant features of your site, say a bit about your relation to your site, and briefly discuss the data you collected and how you got it – that is, your methodology. Keep your discussion of your method extremely brief – you will need to say much more about in your methodological appendix, described below.
Provide data and analysis presenting each of your two themes. This should constitute the bulk of your paper (roughly 6 pages) and be drawn primarily from the two memos you wrote earlier in the term (the one you submitted and the one you wrote for yourself).
Significance/concluding section (roughly one page). Here you should explain why what you’ve found is important, what the limitations of your work are (you will probably want to discuss this in terms of methodology), and what interesting (and relevant!) further questions remain.
Include a bibliography, listing all of the sources you cite (primarily in your methodological appendix).
Methodological appendix. In this section (roughly 2 pages) you need to describe how you conducted fieldwork, the type of data you gathered, how you gained access to your participants, and how you presented yourself to them. Discuss your role(s) in the field and the limitations associated with these. Also discuss the effect that you may have had on your data, and the effect that doing this fieldwork has had on you. In this section you will reflect on your fieldwork, its limitations, and what you have learned. Throughout this appendix I expect you to cite at least five of the course readings we’ve covered this term.

Briefly outline the steps you took to plan, implement, and complete the project.

these are some of them
Briefly describe your project and the main activities of your project. Describe changes you made from your original proposal.
Briefly outline the steps you took to plan, implement, and complete the project. Indicate how much time you spent in completing all aspects of this project.
Describe the problems that occurred during the project. Explain how these problems were handled.
Describe the effects you believe your project had on the community or on the people who received your service.

i did 30 hours of food service
inculde that in too