What is the current practice(s) of the institution towards DEI? Is there an office, CDO, strategic plan, etc?

This assignment requires students to prepare an “administrative summary” of where is their higher education institution currently regarding DEI and how it got there. Sections to include:

Development over time
o When did this work begin? How has it changed over time?
o What is the current practice(s) of the institution towards DEI? Is there an office, CDO, strategic plan, etc?

Moments of conflict/crisis
o Have there been any moments where the commitment to DEI at the institution has been challenged?
o How has the institution responded to the calls for change since 2020?

Current practices
o Take some time to review the document “A Checklist for Sustaining Institution-Wide Racial Equity” posted to the course shell.
o How do the current practices reflect the areas of priority, language, data, and inquiry?
o Consider the practices against the literature we have read in class thus far. Is there alignment or disagreement?

Priorities/funding efforts
o What does the institution say if prioritizes?
o What funded positions and programs are operated by the institution?
o Is there a disconnect? What, if anything, is missing?

PAPER EXPECTATIONS:
The final paper must meet the following standards:
• Be between 4-6 pages (excluding title page and bibliography)
o The page length is subjective it only matters if length on board if the paper is clearly too short or gets too long-winded for the topic.
• Follow APA 7th Edition conventions in paper formatting (font, structure, subheadings) and referencing (internal citations, bibliography)
• Include the following sources cited within the paper:
o At least 5 relevant, substantive quotes (from the Smith text)
o Substantive, relevant connections/quotes to at least 3 other course texts
o Link(s) to any relevant websites or documents regarding work around DEI from the institution you are choosing to analyze
o If they exist, relevant documents/articles regarding any moments of conflict/crisis in your institution’s history

Student Demographic
Mention a part that is based on our student demographics, what we should be doing is XYZ/PDQ

See attached Diversity in Your Institution Instruction and Notes for more details and instruction.

Describe the underlying message that the advertisement is communicating.

Media markets saturate consumers with a plethora of advertisements, especially for pharmaceuticals (prescriiption and over the counter). However, consumers often have difficulty understanding the intention of these advertisements. Find two Internet, two print, and two media advertisements (television or radio) for medications (either prescriiption or OTC), and analyze each advertisement on the following points:

Define the target market for the advertisement.
Describe the underlying message that the advertisement is communicating.
Explain the assumptions that the advertisement is based on.
Discuss how the advertisement addresses cost, benefits, and side effects.
From your research, what can you conclude about the advertising methodology that the pharmaceutical industry directs at consumers?

Discuss three ways of calculating present and future values using Excel formulas, a financial calculator, and algebraic equations.

There are a number of different objectives that a company can choose when it comes to making decisions. How will we know whether the chosen objective is the best possible objective?

Discuss three ways of calculating present and future values using Excel formulas, a financial calculator, and algebraic equations.

Define the target market for the advertisement.

Media markets saturate consumers with a plethora of advertisements, especially for pharmaceuticals (prescriiption and over the counter). However, consumers often have difficulty understanding the intention of these advertisements. Find two Internet, two print, and two media advertisements (television or radio) for medications (either prescriiption or OTC), and analyze each advertisement on the following points:

Define the target market for the advertisement.
Describe the underlying message that the advertisement is communicating.
Explain the assumptions that the advertisement is based on.
Discuss how the advertisement addresses cost, benefits, and side effects.
From your research, what can you conclude about the advertising methodology that the pharmaceutical industry directs at consumers?

write a mock consent form that you could have used to enroll subjects into this study when it was in its enrollment phase.

Using the study design from this published article, write a mock consent form. The intent is that you will write a mock consent form that you could have used to enroll subjects into this study when it was in its enrollment phase.
I attached the article and the informed consent document. Can please do the first 3 parts 1)WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY?
2)HOW LONG WILL I BE IN THIS STUDY?
3)WHAT WILL HAPPEN DURING THIS STUDY?

What constitutes a “powerful brand?”

-What is brand strategy? How can Lego successfully develop its brand?
-What is rebranding? How did Lego brand itself to win over the target market?
-What is brand equity? How did Lego’s brand building efforts increase its brand equity?
-What constitutes a “powerful brand?” What does Lego need to do to achieve “powerful brand” status?
-How can Lego cope with the challenges of the “digital world?”

Write a presentation on “Why Americans don’t trust the News media as much as they did 10 yeas ago.”

Write a presentation on “Why Americans don’t trust the News media as much as they did 10 yeas ago.”
Why don’t Americans trust the news media as much as they did 10 years ago?
——— Take China as an example

Ishanka
Introduction: Observation→・People’s trust in news media shows a
decreasing trend in the world.
・Online news websites and social media is a
main source of information specially for the young generation
Research question→ Why don’t people trust the news media anymore?
How social Science can help us answer them →(Class?)

Di
Research Design/Methodology:
Positivist Method:
Ethical Permission
Social Survey Method
Online Closed-questions Questionnaire (Specific in China)
Sample (Different age groups; Gender)

Questions:
How often do you follow the news?
What ways do you use to adopt the news?
How much do you trust TV/newspaper/radio news?
How much do you trust online media news
Are you able to identify whether a news item is the truth or not?
When you specifically assess the credibility of the content of a news item, how important are the factors?
What makes you think that the trustworthiness of today’s media news is declining
What factors are more important when you are judging the credibility of news on the digital/social media platform?

Komolika
Ethical Issues
Tribes’ news
consent
Methodological Limitation:
Bias:
Country
(Different social media platforms: The information received by the population can vary from country to country.)
(Different stance of news — So what is truth?)
Political parties
Racism
(Limitation): Education & Career background
Practical problems
Following to Di, the problems we meet are:
– It’s hard to collect the information of elder people groups.
– Difficult to guarantee data quality.
– TBD…

Magsud
Expected Findings (TBD)

What makes the power structure in hospitals so complex? What are the roles of physicians and administrators in the power structure?

Select one of the following to address.

What makes the power structure in hospitals so complex? What are the roles of physicians and administrators in the power structure?
What are the differences, both subtle and obvious, between being a patient and being a consumer of health care?
What does it mean to “shop” for health care? What makes shopping for health care difficult for most people? What would make it easier?
What is medical tourism, and why would a health care marketer be interested in it?
Gun violence is a pressing public health problem; gun control is a highly controversial public health proposal. Identify the key arguments for and against gun control solely from a public health perspective.
Think of an example in your community where communications from a health care facility probably had been influenced by the presence of politics. For example, have you seen billboards picturing physicians who practice in your town?

In draft it is indicated “In addition, the participants were limited to university students” How are you going to target / reach all U-students in CA?

In draft it is indicated “In addition, the participants were limited to university students” How are you going to target / reach all U-students in CA?
Considering the whole population of online shoppers that live in CA, what “method” would you use (e.g. cluster analysis) to come up with a sample population size to fairly represent each group (or sub-group) from the whole population?
Include the Calculation for all sub groups (refer Page # 105 to see demographic profile to be included in calculation.